Protes t Reformed Church to Hold Evening Service
Hull News reports Rev Alvin Mulder of Kalamazoo Michigan will conduct the evening service at the Protest Reformed Church in the Community Memorial Building on Sunday July 24.
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Newspaper
Reporter Boyden
Location
Boyden, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 21, 1960
Page
10
Hull News reports Rev Alvin Mulder of Kalamazoo Michigan will conduct the evening service at the Protest Reformed Church in the Community Memorial Building on Sunday July 24.
A series of social updates from Hull and surrounding towns covers visits from relatives and friends, church speakers, baptisms, weddings and birthdays. Notable mentions include Bernard Mutunga of Kenya as a guest speaker, Jan Carol’s birth, a bridal shower for Miss Mary Ver Hoef, and Darwin Jay Brunsting born July 12 to Delmar Wesselink and family.
A religious meditation on climbing a mountain grave in the Swiss Alps and Jesus rising on a hill. It urges believers to strive upward in faith, witness, and daily walk, ending with a prayer for closer walk with God and a call to attempt great things for God.
Clarence Kuiken of the Sioux County Farm Bureau announced a horseshoe tournament at the Sioux County Youth Fair. The team event is on Wednesday August 10 at 10 a.m. with medals for the winning member, and singles on Thursday August 11 at 9 a.m. in junior and senior divisions with trophies for first and second. There is no entry fee. contestants must help keep score due to a shortage of helpers.
The writer vents frustration at modern strong-arming politics and dictators Nikita and Fidel. The piece uses a home life metaphor to urge discipline and a humane solution, warning against war and urging cautious action despite harsh global realities.
A speaker cites scripture to argue punishment for godless injustice and warns of looming hard choices about Communism and war. He condemns reliance on leaders like Fidel Castro and Nikita Khrushchev while urging prayer for a righteous decision.
A state county and municipal parks report ongoing vandalism by a civilian saboteur group. Destruction includes beer cans broken windows torn screens overturned direction signs and damaged park features. Offenders face fines and imprisonment if caught.
Park officials warn that monetary penalties and jail time may deter mischief but acknowledge limited surveillance. They urge visitors to report vandalism they witness or discover, stressing that parks are public property and damage affects everyone.
Boyden Sioux County Iowa published weekly and entered at the Boyden Post Office as second class mail matter under federal law.
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