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Newspaper
Malvern Leader
Location
Malvern, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 03, 1969
Page
10
Mr Mort and Mr Frey built the oak cabinets in the concession stand and constructed the ticket booth and popcorn stand at the new high school. Their work is praised by the student body for its quality and artistry.
Five eighth graders Joni Kelly Kathie Bowley Debbie Bayes Sue Ann Shook and Shannon Pierce plan to try for the high school cheerleader squad when try outs are held April 17.
April 17 marks the cheerleader tryouts. The group includes Joni Kelley Kathy Bowlie Sue Ann Shook Shannon Pierce Debbie Bayes Lora Glynn Suzanne Summers Karen Stewart Kathy O Dell Vickie Deitchler Phy lis Axtel Vallie Eustice Linda Janulewicz Nancy Bloedel. Seniors Pet Trively Chris Shook Betty McClure depart after this season. Practices occur Tuesday and Thursday after school.
Home Ec II and III students sponsored by Mrs Mansfield and Mrs Crink toured Joslyn Art Museum with guide Mrs Ashton then visited Orchard Wilhelm for model rooms and drapery. After a shopping hour they dined at Bishops and attended the Home Show at the Civic Auditorium. trip enjoyed by all.
The MCHS Freshman Class held a sockhop on March 28 at the high school. A Omaha group called the Blue Image performed from 8 to 12, with pop and cookie refreshments served.
Elmer Bruce son of Elsie Bruce of Malvern plans to attend Omaha University majoring in physical education or mechanical drawing. He was active in football and served as senior class vice president. Lee Stevens son of Mr and Mrs Jr Stevens of southeast Malvern plans one year at Omaha University before deciding on college or Navy. He played football and was in M club, favoring orange and a 64 GTO.
This week honors Chuck Wyant son of Mrs. Charles Wyant of north of Malvern as a Senior of the Week with notable details. He was born May 31 1951 and lists green as his favorite color and a SS 327 Impala as his car. He enjoys Bang Shangalang and T bone steak and his school subjects include English American history American government P E shop and best attack Chuck
Malvern Community School schedules spring play tryouts for Curse You Jack Dalton. Seven parts in a melodrama with performances May 2 in the Community Building. Calendar notes staff meeting April 8, Cardinal Relays April 11, Walnut, and April 12 Council Bluffs Relays.
Henderson United Methodist Church members attended the Charge Conference at Wesley Chapel on Sunday evening. Dr Maberry of Council Bluffs also attended. Refreshments were served. A study course titled Christ and Crisis in the Southeast Asia will begin at 2 p.m. Thursday at the United Methodist Church. Weekend visits included Mr and Mrs Carl Bolton with Mr and Mrs Lester Spencer in Tabor. Mr and Mrs Larry Taylor moved to Macedonia.
Communion observed during the regular worship hour with Rev. Pullman’s Palm Sunday message The Lord Hath Need of Him. Local thanks to Dr Scheffel for a hydrangea plant. Numerous social calls including showers, suppers, and visits among East Liberty residents and relatives in Malvern, Omaha, Bellevue, and Henderson. An accident victim West Windle is improving in Council Bluffs. Dennis Williams anticipates possible deployment to Germany. WSCS sale planned in Malvern on April 12 at 9:30 a.m.
Mrs Melva Christoffersen received a long distance call from her brother Reign Byers in Long Beach announcing the arrival of a grandson for the Byers family. Barbara South arrived from Germany to visit her mother Velma South. Various trips and visits are noted including Frinks in Canistota, Allensworths with the Don Allensworths, and others attending church, a hydrangea gesture to Henderson churches, and Mothers Club activities. Mystery pals to be revealed May 22 at Mrs Meadows home.
A Sunday night program at the Christian Church drew a full house. The choir performed four numbers including a Carson-Macedonia school boys quartet, organ and piano duets with Susan Wilhelm on organ, Melva Christoffersen on piano, Mrs. Christoffersen on organ, and Shirley Taylor on piano. Soloists included Jack Harbor, Kelly Hendrix, Jeff Debolt, and a vocal duet by Mrs. Les Debolt and Mrs. Arnold Williams. A social time followed in the basement.
Sunday visitors included Mr. and Mrs. Stan Duyson and children of Millard Nebraska and Mr. and Mrs. Earl Clark. Birthdays hosted by Miss Marrien Moss for Erv Kadell. in attendance were Mrs. Hazel Wilhelm, Florence and Bud Strahan, Mr. and Mrs. Glen Brown, Cora Lee, and David. Adults toured the Home Show in Omaha with Mrs. Arthur Allessworth. Mrs. Otis Pendegraft visited Springfield Ohio. Red Oak callers included Mr. and Mrs. Art Phelps to Mrs. Velma South and Mrs. Nellie Fickel. Federated Club Convention in Red Oak with Mrs. W L Vanderlinden and Mrs. Arthur Allensworth. Omaha visits by Curtis Taylor and Mack as well as Tammy. Boys Jamboree attendees from here at Malvern. Randy Morris elected bays county president and Debbie Williams county treasurer. Curtis Taylor, Mack and Rolfe visited Bob Barhams in Omaha. Melva Christoffersen hosted the birthday club. Anna Pierce and Mrs. Melva Christoffersen guest at Council Bluffs dinner. John Tyson and Jonnie Oakland and Robert Smith Sr. oakland visits Virgil Morris at home.
The Mills County Federated Women's club convention met Friday at Henderson Christian church. Emerson Women's club gave the memorial service. Participants included Frances Parker as candlelighter H E Greenwood as pianist Ivan Durbin as soloist and Vernon Johnson as reader. Prelude by Willard Vanderlinden. Theme was Let's Rally Around The Flag. Morning address by Dale Bolton with James Thomas Glenwood Mills County attorney as afternoon speaker. Emerson club received Conservation award for beautification tree and tulip planting in the city park.
Mr and Mrs Rusell Asell Mrs Velma South Miss Barbara South and Mrs Juanita Melendy of Coun cil Bluffs spent Sundays with the Rudy Weight family in Lincoln Mrs Melendy came out to the South home Monday Other guests for supper Monday were Miss Martha Artist and Miss Josephine Frisby of Oma ha Mrs Claude Hot and Mrs Abe Malone and children attended the basket dinner at the Reorganized Latter Day Saints Church in Carson Sunday Mr Malone stayed with Mr Holl Mr and Mrs Claude Stephens af Malvern were Thursday evening callers of the T C Shooks Sunday afternoon callers were Mr and Mrs Hugh Shook and daughters and Mrs Sally Shook of Red Oak
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