Malvern WSCS Plans Friendship Tea April 18
The Malvern Women’s Society of Christian Service hosts a friendship tea for women from 12 neighboring Societies at 2 p m on Thursday April 18 at the Methodist Church. The event features vocal and organ music, a ceremony for next year’s officers, life member and new member recognitions, and a social hour. Membership not required to attend.
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Malvern Women’s Society of Christian Service
Methodist Church
Hast Liberty
Emerson
Hastings
Hen
Dersona
Glenwood
Hillsdale Pacific Junction
Randolph
Silver City
Strahan
Tabor
Wesley Chapel
L. ¥. Coons
Carson
District Women's Society
Easter Bonnet Show Highlights Guild Meeting April 4
Mrs. Ralph Bower and Mrs. J. E. Randerson hosted the April Guild meeting at the Bower home. Nineteen attended including one visitor. Easter bonnets were worn with prizes awarded for oldest oddest and prettiest. Two new members joined. a gift to Mrs Orville Babbitt marked her Silver Anniversary.
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Ralph Bower
J. E. Randerson
Bower
Raburn Benton
Dean Darling
Orville Babbitt
Tun
First Presbyterian Church
Atlantic
Phyllis Robbins
Max Benton
Arizona
Mrs Burgoin Hosts Box Elder Club Meeting
The Cox Hider club met April 3 at Nellie Burgoin’s home with 16 members. The afternoon featured the game "50" won by Ann Clark and traveling prize to Hazel Craft. Mrs Burgoin and Ann Clark were appointed to buy gowns materials for Glenwood State School. refreshments were served. A hot luck dinner and cards honored Mrs Lawrence Jones’ birthday the following Tuesday.
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Cox Hider Club
Nellie Burgoin
Ann Clark
Hazel Craft
Spee Vere
Ina Slothower
Lawrence Jones
Bertha Sheirdon
J. N. Cardwell
Goldin Armstrong
Blanche Emerick
Hoanoree
Harvey Watts Celebrates 76th Birthday On April 3
Harvey Watts was pleasantly surprised last Wednesday for his 76th birthday. Attendees included Virgil Watts of Council Bluffs, Mrs Hugh Doss Jr, Joey Randolph, Mrs Earl Goldsberry, Shery Ann, and Mrs Lowell Fanning at noon. That evening Mr and Mrs Harvey Hoyt and sons, Mr and Mrs Fanning and children, Mr and Mrs Hugh Doss and family, and Mr and Mrs Hart Goldsberry and Sheryl delivered ice cream and cake and joined in celebration.
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Harvey Watts
Virgil Watts
Council Bluffs
Hugh Doss Jr
Joey
Randolph
Earl Goldsberry
Shery Ann
Lowell Fanning
Harvey Hoyt
Fanning
Hugh Doss
Hart Goldsberry
Sheryl
Shower Honors Garsts at Baptist Family Night
Friday evening at the Baptist Church hosted a mixed shower for Mr. and Mrs. Dannie Garst and their daughter who moved from Jonesboro Tennessee. The event doubled as Family Night with a pot luck supper followed by hymns a film on the Easter story and brief entertainment. About forty attendees extended best wishes for the couple.
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Baptist Church
Dannie Garst
Jonesboro
Tenn
Vaughn Hoover
Dale Allensworth
Lyle Williams
Albert Craig
Donnie
Joyce Craig
Mrs Bruce Hosts Dinner After Son Alan's Confirmation
Mrs Elsie Bruce entertained at dinner Sunday after her son Alan's confirmation at St John's Lutheran church. Attendees included Alan and Elmer Bruce, Rev Del Crackett and family, Glenwood, Albert Leipold and Bob Leipold, Edwin Len and family, Myrna McMillen, Gerald Len. Guests overnight were Rev Paul Glahn and his wife from St Joseph Missouri, who attended the confirmation and visited former parishioners.
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Elsie Bruce
Alan
St. John's Lutheran Church
Elmer
del Crackett
Glenwood
Albert Leipold
Bob
Edwin Len
Myrna McMillen
Gerald Len
Paul Glahn
St. Joseph, Mo
St. John's
BPW Elects Mrs Spiker President at Meeting Monday
The Malvern Business and Professional Women's Club met Monday evening April 8 with 24 members and two guests. They toured the Glenwood Telephone building then dined at Winterset Inn in Plattsmouth. Officers were elected for the coming year: Mary Spiker president Ruth Wilson vice president Victorene Holden treasurer Dorothy Reed recording secretary Beverly Taste corresponding secretary. Spring District meeting set in Clarinda April 21. arrangements by Virginia Stone Beverly Tasto Genevieve Payne.
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Malvern Business and Professional Women's Club
Glenwood
Winterset Inn
Plattsmouth
Nebr
Mary Spiker
Ruth Wilson
Victorene Holden
Dorothy Reed
Beverly Taste
Clarinda
Virginia Stone
Beverly Tasto
Genevieve Payne
Garden Club Members Made Easter Favors
Fifteen Malvern Garden Club members met at Mrs. Warren Darrah's home on April 9. The gathering opened with an Easter poem by Mrs. Frank Bullington. After business, the group prepared Easter favors for Nishna Cottage, with refreshments served by the hostess.
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Malvern Garden Club
Warren Darrah
Frank Bullington
Nishna Cottage
Local Guests Attend Round Table Essex Meeting
Last week Mrs Janet Gereau and Tammy of Council Bluffs and Mrs Alice Noffsinger of Moville visited J Noffsinger home then returned home Sunday. Scoutmaster John C Hall Assistant Lyle Weaks and Committee chairman Bob Poort attended the Essex Round Table Monday night and John Hall with Lyle Weaks demonstrated tent promits.
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J. Noffsinger
Janet Gereau
Tammy
Council Bluffs
Alice Noffsinger
Movile
John C. Hall
Lyle Weaks
Bob Poort
Essex
John Hall
Church Notes at First Presbyterian Church
Dr Alfred Martin minister Morris Parks superintendent worship at 9 a m Sunday school at 10 a m choir Wednesday 7 30 pm April 18 mission society meets at the church Friday April 19 the Rev and Mrs Wayne Bass hold open house at their Omaha home 816 Hickory Street
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First Presbyterian Church
Alfred Martin
Morris Parks
Mission Society
Wayne Bass
Omaha
Hickory Street
First Baptist Church Services and Easter Activities
Rev Wayne Bass minister Lyle Williams superintendent Sunday School 10 am Morning Worship 11 am Evening BY 6 30 pm Bible Study 7 30 pm Good Friday services 1 30 pm Easter Breakfast at church April 14 7 to ? am details unclear
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First Baptist Church
Wayne Bass
Lyle Williams
S. S
Church Schedules and Easter Services in Glenwood and Frederick
Holy Rosary Catholic Church lists Mass times across Sundays and Holy Days with confessions and weekday Masses. St John Lutheran Frederick Kreutz notes The Church of the Lutheran Hour service at 8 am and a worship service at 10 15 am with Sunday School, plus Good Friday and Easter schedules.
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Holy Rosary Catholic Church
Glenwood
Kaufman
ST. John's Lutheran Church
Frederick Kreutz
Church of the Lutheran Hour
First Methodist Church Youth Plan And Sunrise Service
The program planning committee of the senior high MYF meets Saturday at the parsonage to prepare the 1963 64 year. Sunday features a sunrise service for grades 7 12 at the Golf Course or church if weather fails, plus divine worship and sermons A Christian Dies So What with chancel choir and Sunday school led by Mrs Warren Darrah. Also notes on WSCS Cuest Day and Christian Foundations class.
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Melvin Scheffel
Malvern
Strahan
Roy Dean Mansfield
Hazel Kguser
Kenneth Scott
Warren Darrah
Martha
Mia
Kenneth Lowman
WSCS
Christian Foundations
National Honor Society Induction at Nishna Valley
Induction services for the Nishna Valley chapter of the National Honor Society were held April 9 in the Emerson gym. New members Keith Allen Carol Halli Alice Vrba and Richard Williams were introduced with readings on character scholarship leadership service and education. Probationary members Dennis Achenbaugh Diane Bowen Sharon Dunn Linda Larsen Wayne Jensen Lillian Irvin Shirley M _ bary Marlene Morris Joyce Peterson Richard Russell Walter Russell and Robert Wheeler were named as probationaries.
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Mr. Dobbins
Susan Steiner
Susan Woodfill
Dick Winders
Judy Geith
Paul Hathaway
Diane Lakin
Richard Person
Karen Reiken
Sandra Barns
Willie Brown
Keith Allen
Carol Halli
Alice Vrba
Richard Williams
Dennis Achenbaugh
Diane Bowen
Sharon Dunn
Linda Larsen
Wayne Jensen
Lillian Irvin
Shirley Mabary
Marlene Morris
Joyce Peterson
Richard Russell
Walter Russell
Robert Wheeler
Nishna Valley News Staff Provides Student Reports
Nishna Valley Community High School students prepared local news items for the paper. Editors Susan Woodfill and Margaret Wheeler led reporters Sharron Eastwood Alice Vrba Linda Larsen Marcia Ballain Wayne Jensen Shirley Mabary Perry Alten and Roger Woodifil in compiling the issue.
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Nishna Valley Community High School
Nishna Valley
Susan Woodfill
Ass’t
Margaret Wheeler
Sharron Eastwood
Alice Vrba
Linda Larsen
Marcia Ballain
Wayne Jensen
Shirley Mabary
Perry Alten
Roger Woodifil
Missionary Discusses Caribbean Influence at School Assembly
Mr Janis, a former Omaha resident living on Guadalupe for four years, spoke in the study hall on the influence of Latin American countries on the United States. He described Caribbean islands under communist influence from Castro's Cuba and shared insights into local people and governments, noting the Caribbean’s topical relevance to students.
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Janis
Caribbean
Final Push for Funds by Seniors
Seniors plan a final fundraising day before Skip Day to aid the class. On April 13 the bake sale begins at 8 30 a m at Honeywells Gas and Electric with class members bringing eggs cream and chickens as assigned. The rest of the students will canvas Emerson for work including raking lawn care trash removal baby-sitting farm work and car washing. For reservations contact a class member the high school or sponsor Mrs Smith 7414.
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Ozarks
Honeywells Gas and Electric
Diane Lakin
Emerson
Emerson Town Government Learnings From Student Visit
Margaret Wheeler reports Dewey Ferguson spoke to Emerson NVHS senior government classes on April 2 about Emerson's mayor council government. The town uses a five member council plus a city clerk and town marshal. Mayor and council are elected by residents. clerks are appointed by the council with a $300 yearly salary. Councilmen are paid one dollar per meeting, with meetings monthly or as needed. The mayor's pay consists only of court costs. Council candidates must be 21 and a town citizen and qualify for the role. Ferguson answered student questions after the briefing.
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Iiman
Dewey Ferguson
Eee
NVHS
Emerson
Ferguson
Awards Given at Annual Nishna Valley Banquet
The Nishna Valley athletic banquet drew 138 attendees including athletes, parents, school board members and faculty. Coaches Mercer Nauman and Pierce awarded per-sport honors, with a humorous reading by Mrs. Don Godfrey and a group dance led by Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Steiner. Freshmen to seniors received letters. lists include basketball, baseball and football honorees alongside student managers and performers.
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Nishna Valley
Don Godfrey
Gordon Steiner
Card of Thanks to Friends and Neighbors
Many thanks to friends and neighbors for cards and gifts. Appreciation expressed for help at the home from Mrs Ed Edie and Mark.
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Ed Edie
Mark
Hurry's the Word as NV Seniors Work in Papers
Seniors in Nevada hustle to finish English literature term papers due Wednesday. They choose a subject read material and write in their own words using reading cards and outlines. Some started late, many burn the midnight oil, and parents may question higher light bills.
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Thorson
Future teachers to Maryville trip documented
The FTA members and sponsor Mrs Vera Dittus attended a Maryville Missouri meeting. Members Marlene Morris Linda Larsen Lillian Irwin and Teresa Selby joined the group with Mrs Dittus on the journey.
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FTA
Vera Dittus
Maryville
June Exceen
Marlene Morris
Linda Larsen
Lillian Irwin
Teresa Selby
Ditus
NY Home Ec Gals on Omaha Trip
Mrs. Smith's homemaking class finished an interior decoration study. The girls made notebooks with color theory, a color wheel, five color schemes, and planned Olivison home layouts. They drew before and after floor plans and built scale model rooms, then visited Omaha Crockery, Joslyn Art Museum, Brandeis fabrics, and Orchard and Wilhelm's model rooms.
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Ecst
Omaha
Tired of school at NVHS as April break nears
On Monday April 8 NV students were asked if they are anxious for school to be out. Answers show fatigue with the current schedule and a desire for freedom in leisure time. Many note they will be glad for a break and plan to return next fall.
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Mrs. Burgoin
Box Elder Club
Shower
Garsts
Baptist Family Night
Crisco
Angel Food
Johnson Grocery
Alvern
BPW
Spiker
Rethe Findley
Retha Findley
John Wooten
Robert Wooten
Annette
Tom Price
Council
Bluffs
John White
Griswold
Harry
Wooten
DeLoris
Kathy
DeLoris Wolfe
Kathy Scott
Wolfe
Salles Betsrgen Das
Bis
Janet Houser
Janet Zanders
Nancy Wasselquist
Karen Henderson
Fred Pierce
Mr. Pierce
Alfred Pierce
Frank Pierce
S. V. Pleake
Oakland
Carl Wilson
California
Iowa
Garden Club
First Methodist Church
John Lippincott
National Honor Society
Susan .Woodfull
Emerson Gymnasium
By Linda Larsen
By Sharron Eastwood
Ers
Lorna Lewis
Linda Ramsey
Mickey Straight
Diana Fields
Julia Clark
Shirley
Fleming
Linda Johnson
Connie Rumery
Charlotta Carlson
Marnie Fender
Laura Davis
Gary Stouder
Dave Laughlin
Gordon Viner
Wylie Brown
Rick Lunn
Donnie Iicks
Dennis Viner
Dale Sandquist
Donnie Hicks
Jon Larson
Denny Viner
Ron Wilkinson
Gary Johnson
Bob Hicks
Richard Willams
Harold Hascall
Philip Straight
Bob Johnson
Denise
Ricks
Craig Palmer
Christinia Aughe
By Shirley Mabary
Clare Horning
Shenandoah, Iowa
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