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Newspaper
Malvern Leader
Location
Malvern, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 11, 1963
Page
9
In Millet County Hillsdale residents embrace the new dial telephone system. A correspondent reports learning the device after many trials and noting the update is easier than expected with only one misdial recorded. Time marches on with progress.
Hillsdale area residents host guests from Omaha and Glenwood including Roger Patterson and family, Ed Jackson and Dawn Marie, and Ben Jackson. The piece notes church services, Palm Sunday observance, birthday and anniversary celebrations, a dial telephone switch, and community events such as the WSCS meeting change, a medical carnival in Tabor, and a family night supper.
4 H club notes April meeting at Dennia and Steve Fichter home. County extension officer Jim Glenn attended. Two senior camp candidates elected for Madrid: Mike Dalton and another candidate. SOXUAL LASSIES group met March 30 at Silver City Methodist Church. Roll call asked about planning a party. 11 members attended with two leaders and two mothers present. Meetings covered 4 H Jamboree fair entries and team demonstrations. Demonstrations included Soups and how to prepare and serve them by Carol Goos, a new milk drink by Lorna Schoening, Muffins by Nancy Hopp, Dry milk topping by Margaret Goos, and How to make a centerpiece by Cindy Kahl. Breads judged. girls brought biscuits or muffins plus some quick bread loafs. Refreshments served by Nancy Hopp and Lorna Schoening. Next meeting set for April 27 at church basement. Cindy Kahl, reporter WILLING WORKERS held
The Malvern Leader item recalls the March 23 meeting at Karen Sell's home led by Vicki Glynn. Members discussed yeast and judging quick breads, then formed groups to judge breads and watched Kathy Glynn demonstrate milk punch. Kathy Sell served as reporter.
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