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Newspaper

Malvern Leader

Location

Malvern, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Apr 01, 1965

Page

8

Calendar of Events and Society Notes Apr 6

April events include Woman's Club at the Baptist church and Chamber of Commerce at the Legion Hall with April 9 Auxiliary at Mrs Don Eastwood's home. Reports note Mrs Thelma Blank attended the 76th annual Independent Telephone Assn convention in Des Moines with 44 delegates from 27 independent phone companies. Various visits and travels are listed among local families and friends.

Community Woman's Club the Baptist Church Chamber of Commerce the Legion Hall Don Eastwood Phone Assn Thelma Blank Southwest Telephone Exchange, Inc Tawa Independent Telephone Assn Des Moines

Engagement of Miss Ramsey in Frankfurt Germany

The Ramsey family announces the engagement of their daughter Linda Mary to Air Ray J. Hoffman son of Mrs. Violet Mottman of Lockbourne Ohio. Linda works in Onula and Ray is stationed with the Air Force at Frankfurt Germany. An early spring wedding is planned.

Virgil Ramsey Linda Mary Aic Ray J. Hoffman Violet Mottman Lockbourne Ohio Miss Ramsey Onula Air Force Frankfurt Germany

Church Notes Showings From Local Pastors and Visits

Local church notes list services for First Baptist, Methodist, and Champion Hill Presbyterian with pastors and schedule. The McKee family news reports a six week southern trip including McAllen Texas Biloxi Mobile Sheffield and Missouri trips visiting relatives in Columbia and Kansas City.

Emerson Mixed Bowling League Results and Honors

The Emerson mixed bowling league standings show Stumble Bees and Hootenannys leading in team scores. Top players include Marilyn Jensen with 509 for three games and Merritt Wortman with 576 for three games. A birthday celebration honored Mrs Wilma Blazek and Mrs Jane Winders, with Earl Shook turning 80 on March 25.

C. C. Kida Ratkateers Pat Wortman Marilyn Jensen Russell Smith Merrritt Wortman Stumble Bees

Tri Delta Elects 1965 66 Officers at Nebras ka Chapter

Diane Lakin was elected as Tri Delta AWS Representative for the Kappa Chapter at the University of Nebraska for 1965 66. Darla Nsastwood spent from Tuesday to Sunday at her sister’s home north of Malvern. Cooper families and Moorman Ward dined at Mrs Ward’s home. Mr and Mrs T C Dayland supper guests at grandson Larry Abraham’s Essex home. Dean McLain attended Presbyterian at Creston Tuesday.

Darla Nsastwood Mrs. Rodger Runnery Malvern

Women’s Club to Organization Men

The Woman's Chih meets next Tuesday at the Baptist church at 2 p m The program will be Today A Song A instrumental program will be given by high school students under the direction of Mrs Lillian Meyer Mr and Mrs Lloyd Williams and sons Mr and Alva Deloye Abraham and Rosa Malmberg of Red Oak were supper guests all day in the home of T C Durland A number of the WSC members plan to attend the Springs District meeting in the Broadway Methodist church at Council Bluffs April 9 with registration starting at 9 a m Mrs Berthi Cole was moved from the Red Oak hospital Saturday to Colonial Oaks in Red Oak Mr and Mrs T C Durland returned home Thursday by train from a visit with relatives at Downey San Diego Escondido Palm Desert and San Bernardino Calif They were gone eight weeks Mrs Jens Rahr and daughters are visiting in the George Jones home Mr Rahr is working at Norwalk Nebr and the family will move there from Schleswig as soon as a house can be found The Dean Jones family of Des Moines spent the weekend in the George Jones home The Galen Jones family were also dinner guests Sunday for a family dinner Mr and Mrs Ross Bryant went to Ames Friday to spend a few days in the home of their daughter Mrs Larry Turner and family Little Dawn Turner has been in the hospital for several days Mr and Mrs Bill Resh of the Climax vicinity visited Mr and Mrs Henry Wax Tuesday Dr and Mrs G C J Blank Mr and Mrs Richard Stee and children and Mrs L C Blank attended the funeral of Charles Gault at Britt Friday He was a brother in law of Mrs L C Blank He suffered a stroke Tuesday and passed away Wednesday.

W. S. Waterworth Verlyn Mayberry Council Briffs Doyal Waterworth Raytown Hassell Carlson Lincoln Nebr H. E. Greenwood Dale Shelley Newton Flying Farmers James Isaacson Mike and Pat Nabr Everett Lunn Geo. Curtis’ Sr Missouri Wilmer Sharr Judd Hopkins Cecil Judd Pickering David Judd Kahy Don Wastwood Darla Brent Lloyd Williams Alva Deloye Abraham Rosa Malmberg Red Oak T. C. Darlamnd WSC Springs Broadway Methodist Church Council Bluffs Berthi Cole Red Oak Hospital Colonial Oaks T. C. Durland Dowtey San Diego Escondido Palm Desert San Bernardino Calif Jens Rahr George Jones, Hone Rahr Norwalk Schleswig Dean Jones Tes Moines George Jones Galen Jones Ross Bryant Ames Larry Turner Little Dawn Turner Bill Resh Climax Henry Wax

Day of lighthearted pranks but wise counsel remains

The passage contrasts playful “letting down hair” and practical jokes with biblical admonition. It cites Psalms and Corinthians to note God’s power, wisdom, and the paradox of human wisdom. Readers are urged to become fools for Christ to gain true wisdom.

Apius Phore Job Onlaree Christ

Social Notes From Onawa And Red Oak Gatherings

Mr and Mrs Glen Dittman and Susan of Onawa spent the weekend here with Mrs Frances Harman and other local hosts. Several Monday visits and Friday suppers marked a busy week with Rev John Giles and Rev Richard Person among the guests. Evening visitors included Mr and Mrs Roger Peters and Police Lt Richard Shaw from Omaha. Sunday guests featured Sue Ann Simpson and the Robert Good family. Ed Biking and wife left Tuesday by plane to visit sons in California including Stanley, James, Keith, and Gary, with Gary to bring them back in April.

Glen Dittman Susan Onawa Mra. Wittman Frances Harman Wardley Morence Cooper Herold Cooper Red Oak Max Moorman Barbara John Giles Richard Person Ronnie Ralph Good Roger Peters Richard Shaw Omaha Sue Ann Bimpson Robert Good Ed Biking Pline California Stanley Patra Desert James Indio Keith Long Beach Gary Bell Jower

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