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Newspaper
Malvern Leader
Location
Malvern, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 11, 1968
Page
4
Courtesy of the MCHS Junior Class the Friday prom featured an excellent orchestra, appealing decorations, and a vibe of beautiful settings with lovely gowns and handsome young men. Dancing was not included, aligning with the event's refined atmosphere and student effort.
The Malvern Leader notes a Roman holiday theme at a school dance with young ladies and older students, praising attendance and decor while critiquing music and senior turnout. It urges Student Council to shape future events as inclusive student functions rather than elder-focused affairs. It also reports on a Boy Scout meeting led by Bud Hertz with Dr James Ahern and Joe Smith assisting, commending their dedication and the troop’s progress.
Strahan Mr and Mrs Henry Nims celebrated Mrs Nims 83rd birthday at the Gold Crown in Red Oak with Sunday dinner guests including daughter and son in law Mr and Mrs Byron Reed of Omaha and other relatives from Emerson Omaha and Council Bluffs. The event drew friends and family from multiple towns for an extended family gathering.
Woman's Society of Christian Service met Wednesday afternoon with Mrs. Everett Gipe as hostess and co hosts. Attendees included many members from local families and clubs. Program by Mrs. Gipe and Bowen featured Voices for World Comic of Axe with devotions and fellowship. Dessert and tea followed the discussion. Next event is May morning breakfast at 2 pm with guest day at the old Officers as hostesses. Mrs. Robert Woodfill to host next Sunday. Easter week plans noted. New baby born Earth 28 at Clarkson hospital Omaha. visiting weeks quoted.
A crowded April community page from Malvern notes Easter wishes, birthday celebrations, and visits. Families such as the Grindle, Curtis, Kier, Gipe, Hathaway, Benedict, and Brown are mentioned with gatherings, travel to Omaha for Tee Follies, and school events. Several relatives, neighbors, and teachers are detailed along with church and legion activities and upcoming local events.
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