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Newspaper

Malvern Leader

Location

Malvern, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Apr 08, 1965

Page

8

Good Friday union service and local social notes

Calendar lists April 12 14 16 events including a Good Friday union service at the Methodist church at 8 p m Auxiliary at Thelma Dwastwood home. The remainder records dinner guests birthdays hospital recovery visits and many Sunday afternoon gatherings at various homes in the area with residents from Hastings Redale Stanton Omaha and Glenwood among others.

C.B W.s.c Thelma Dwastwood

Four Churches to Join Good Friday Service April 16

Four churches will collaborate for a Good Friday service at 8 p m on April 16 in the Emerson Methodist church with host conditions. Oaks Champion Hill and the Emerson Baptist church participate and Rev Charles Sibley of First Covenant Red Oak will lead a Sermon in Song with an ensemble of local readers and singers. Local social notes tell of birthdays and visits from Rauseae Missouri and Papillion Nebraska residents. a car accident injured Clark Allen Monday with damage to his vehicle.

Emerson Oaks Champion Hill Emerson Baptist Church Charles Sibley The First Covenant Church Red Oak

Breaks Hip Mrs Guy Osborn in Sunday accident

Mrs Guy Osborn sustained a broken hip at home Sunday after slipping on water. She is hospitalized at Red Oak hospital where two pins were inserted. Earlier she injured her wrist in a fall.

Guy Osborn Red Oak Hospital

Financial Report of Emerson Town Iowa Summary

Financial report for Emerson Iowa shows totals including 60.00 and 4270.50 with code GHLTT. No further context or detail provided.

Emerson Iowa

Franks Willyer Rites Set At Mansfield Funeral Home

Funeral services for Frank Willyer 87 will be held Friday at 2 p m at Mansfield Funeral Home Malvern. He died Wednesday in Highland Acres Red Oak. Members of the Billy Moore family of Walnut visited in the Huntman home Sunday evening. Ed Marghoit visited Virgil DeBolt in Carson Sunday afternoon. Runs Wheeler was dismissed Saturday from the hospital. Mrs Hatckdt Flicks has returned to the hospital. Ray Joneywell and Joe Trinkle with their families visited in Villisca Sunday. J C Dariand and family attended the wedding of their grandson Tin Carlson at Hume Boldt Sunday. Their daughter Mrs Lloyd Williams and sons Bob and Leroy accompanied them. Another daughter and husband Mr and Mrs Leroy Abraham of Red Oak attended. David Edie of Omaha was a supper guest Thursday in the home of his mother Mrs Hebe L Edie and others attended a cancer drive meeting hosted by Mrs Glen Jackson near Wesley Chapel. Mrs Coy is drive chairman and received material at the meeting. Mrs Wands Bowen gave a shower Sunday for Karen Herbert.

Frank Willyer Mansfield Malvern Highland Acres Red Oak Ed Marghoit Virgil DeBolt Carson Runs Wheeler Hatckdt Flicks Ray Joneywell Joe Trinkle Villisca Mra J. C. Dariand Tin Carlson Humeboldt Lloyd Williams Bob Leroy LeRoy. Abraham David Edie Omaha Hebe L, Edis Ward Coy Hebe Li I Edie Mabel Ward Glen Jackson Wesley Chapel Coy Wands Bowen Karen Herpert Merrill Warren Lau Verne Carson John Barns Jay Barns Mitchell Gage Dean Fender Michael Kort Bobby Pxeeen Hebe Edie Margaret Grayson Aut Gordon Frink R. L. Grayson Ass Daby George Bass Dale Settell Farragut Eugene Lang Treynor Eldon Westenburg Jimmy Hicks Patton Red Oak Chapter Ralph Russell

Donkey’s quiet lift of Christ echoes Palm Sunday lesson

A devotional meditation recalls Jesus entering Jerusalem on a humble donkey while the crowd cheers. The narrator parallels the animal’s unseen task with believers’ duty to lift up Christ by living out faith, citing Matthew 5:16 and urging humble witness.

Malvern Leader social notes April 8 1965

Red Oak couple Mr and Mrs Clarence Barns dined with Mr and Mrs Tom Brown. Tom Brown hosted a weekend visit and hosted hospitality. Mr and Mrs Marion DeBolt spent weekend with son in Council Bluffs. Mrs Myrtle Wathker joined and visited Kenneth Brown family. Amelie Legion Auxiliary meeting postponed to next Friday due to other engagements.

Clarence Barns Red Oak Tom. Brown Dhio Eseaport Tom Brown Sam Taylor Strahan Marion DeBolt Junior Council Blutts Myrtle Wathker Kenneth Tamily Amelie Legior

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