MCHS Homemaking Students Observe Nat l FHA Week
Pat Winters reports MCHS homemaking students join National FHA Week April 6 to 11 with over half a million Future Homemakers of America in states observing. Malvern chapter members attend Methodist and Lutheran churches as part of FHA activities. FHA promotes personal family and community living through a national program of work led by Home Economics Education and the American Home Economics Assn.
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Homemakers of America
Qoleta Salyers
MCHS
Malvern
Future Homemakers of America
Home Economics Education Branch
The
American Home Economics Assn
Juniors Consider Photographers For Senior Pictures
The junior class met with a Harberman Studios representative to review photo styles and pricing. They will choose between studios after meeting with the Waltz representative within the next two weeks.
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Harberman Studios
Marine recruiter visits MCHS to speak to seniors
On April 6 a Marine Recruiting Sergeant spoke to the senior boys at MCHS. The meeting occurred in the Home Ec Room from 2:45 to 3:46. He showed a Marines film and handed out information on the Marine Corps.
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MCHS
Marine Corps
Good Showing by MCHS Musicians at State Contest
MCHS students earned ratings across multiple sections at the State Music Contest held April 10 and 11 at Nishna Valley High School. Notable results include Neil Hanson II, Lyle Hedlund III, and Steve Winters III in bass, and Rayna Reed III in piano solo.
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MCHS
Nishna Valley High School
Neil Hanson
Lyle Hedlund III
Steve Winters III
Ron Benscoter
Mark Robbins
Frank Darrah
Malvern BPW Senior Tea Hosted by Church Basement
The Malvern BPW Club sponsored the annual Senior Tea on Monday in the Methodist Church basement. Girl Scouts modeled vintage uniforms while Marian Jones shared BPW experiences. Mrs Truth Salyers introduced the senior girls who spoke of their future plans as cookies and punch were served from a color decorated tea table.
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The
Malvern Business ‘and Professional Women’s Club
Methodist Church
Girl Scouts of
Malvern
Marian Jones
BPW
Truth Salyers
John Lippincott Heads to Michigan State After MCHS senior year
Malvern student John Lippincott, son of the Rev and Mrs. John Lippincott, will attend Michigan State University next fall. He played in mixed chorus, madrigal, and boys quartet at MCHS, was in band, basketball and track freshman year, and served three years on the annual staff. An honor roll member and National Honor Society student, he takes English literature, American problems, advanced math, and physics this year.
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John
Michigan State
John Lippincott
Malvern
MCHS
Senior Year Favorite Dean Irvin of Malvern
Dean Irvin son of Mr and Mrs George Tryin of Malvern is this weeks Senior. He joined Photo Club for one year and played basketball for two. He attends football and basketball games as a fan. He takes English Literature American Problems Advanced Math and Physics at MCHS. His favorite year is senior for the class variety. He has no definite plans for the future but wishes luck from the MCHS gang.
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Dean Irvin
George Tryin
Malvern
Dean
MCHS
McHs Gang
Strawan MRS and Stahan Methodist Church Events
Strawan MRS Nina Crouse Correspondent notes a Divine Worship service at Strahan Methodist Church with Rev John Lippincott pastor and a Children’s Sermon Mortimer Muskrat followed by a sermon on Unlimited Opportunities. Garden Club met at Charles Hall home with ten members and two guests. slides entertainment, ice cream, rolls, nuts and coffee served.
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Strahan Methodist Church
John Lippincott
Robt
Christensen
Mortimer Muskrat
Mrs. Hall
Garden Club
Charles Hall
C D Club Met With Mrs Ellis Grind
Mrs Ellis Grindle hosted the C D Club with all members present except one. Roy Davis won the door prize while Mrs Charles Wilson took the pencil and contest games. Numerous visitors arrived for social visits and family events across Council Bluffs, Omaha, Fremont, Shenandoah, and nearby towns.
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Ellia Grindle
C.C.D
Roy Davis
Charles Wilson
Fender anniversary dinner honors Morris and Mrs Fender
Mr and Mrs Morris Fender celebrated their 26th wedding anniversary with a dinner at the home of their daughter Mrs Daniel Vanderpool. Guests included Mrs Mable Fender Emerson Morris Fender Jr Camp Chaffee Ark and Miss Marnie Martin and Miss Margo Fender.
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Dinney
Morris Fenders
Morris Fender
Daniel Vanderpool
Mable Fender
Emerson
Morris Fender Jr
Camp Chaffee, Ark
Marnie Martin
Margo Fender
First Methodist Church Weekly Notes and Visits
Dorothy Largent and Ralph Russell lead Sunday School at 8 and 8 Friday. Morning Worship at 9 55 a m. Thursday junior choir meets at 4380 with Mrs W C Courtier and Mrs Ula Hamilton guests Wednesday in the Courtier home at Glenwood. Wayne Crawford in Council Bluffs on business Friday. Jack Shannon of Quincy Indiana and wife spent the weekend with Dean Fender. Florence Stiles returned home with them.
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First Methodist Church
Ralph Russell
Dorothy Largent
W. C. Courtier
Ula Hamilton
Lome
Glenwood
Wayne Crawford
Council Blutts
Jack Shannon
Quincy
Dean Fender
Florence Stiles
Red Oak Area Residents News Briefs
Last week in Phoenix and Red Oak area, Bo Lookabill returned home by plane with parents. Mr. Lookabill entered Murphy Hospital in Red Oak. Mrs. Ray Lago and Mrs. Roy Quimby visited Red Oak. Mrs. Curtin Sr. went to Hlmundgon Hospital in Council Bluffs. Max Quimby left Friday for Beverly Hills California. she visits her mother in law, Mrs. Roy Quimby. The Findleys visited Red Oak Monday. Ewing and Florence traveled to Yorktown to view Sunday tornado damage. Rountree family from East Liberty called Monday evening at Joe Hall’s. Morris Fender returned Friday from Camp Chaffee Arkansas for a short visit, leaves Tuesday for Aberdeen Maryland.
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Mmes
David and
Bertha Angue
Nina Grouse
Council Bluffs
Crouse
Mable White
Hamburg Hospital
Everett Gipe
Larry Gipe
Houston
Tex
Omaha
Tom Gipe
Fremont
Nebr
H. H. Kaytons
R. A. Trively
Keith Shaaf
Grant
Jules
Randolph
Stanley Hansell
Jeffery
Percival
Louise Kilpatrick
Emmett Gipe
Jared Woodfill
Nellie Fogle
Fern McCain
Loyd McCain
Shenandoah
Rosella Wortman
Roger
Wortman
Cora Livengood
Pacific Junction
Marjorie Cozad
Woodward
David Angus
Walter
William
Guy Jordan
Emerson
Hillis Grindles
Bob Blunts
Deanna Grindle
Joy Chever
Claude Perking
Red Oak
Charles W. Kayton
A. L. Carley
Carson
Charles H. Kayton
Nina Marie
Indianola
Walter Wright
Sidney
Ellis Grindles
Larry Swett
Ralston
Guy D. Grindle
Dale Laughlin
Elm Creek
Dale
G. 5. Laughlin
Zeup Bass
Rose Brazelton
Larry Gine
Everett Gipes
Phoenix
Ariz
Bo Lookabill
Lookabill
Murphy Hospital
Ray Lago
Roy Quimby
George Curtin Sr
Hdlmundgon Hospital
Max Quimby
Plang
Beverly Hills
Call
Marvin Findley
Retha Findley
Florence
Yorktown
James Rountree
East Liberty
Joe Hall
Pic
Morris Fender
Camp Chaffee
Ark
Morris Fenderer
Aberdene, Md
Wesley WSCS Members Tour Omaha On April 8
Thirteen Wesley WSCS members joined a planned Omaha tour led by Vice President Mrs. Don Johnson. They visited Northrup Jones and Joslyn Memorial in the morning, lunched at Cross Roads, toured Boys Town and a new Methodist Church in the afternoon, then joined a potluck dinner marking the Waubansis Saddle Club’s third anniversary at the Farm Bureau dining room in Sidney.
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Wesley Wscs5
Don Johnson
Omaha
Northrup-Jones and
Joslyn Memorial
Cross Roads
Boys’ Town
New Methodist Church
Ned Turner
Waubansis
Farm Bureau
Sidney
Ralph Wilson
Ord, Nebrand
Clinton Parker
Robert Sell
Hamburg
Hastings Federated Club
Wesley Folk
Nishna Valley
WSCS
Harlan
Marvin Deitehler
Erle Nyren
Bob Sell
Ak-Sar-Ben
Dennis Willims
Grant
Gene Tyner
Mystery Circle Meets at Oaks with Recipe Share
Six members attended the Oaks Mystery Circle meeting on Thursday afternoon in Malvern. Prayer was led by Psalm 8, a devotional, and a poem titled Moments of Stillness was read. The next gathering is set for May 14 at Mrs. Wm. Viner’s home, 102 Corning St., Red Oak.
Oaks Community Church Weekly Notices
OAKS COMMUNITY CHURCH service schedule includes Supt. Merril Sowers, 8:50 a.m. Sunday School, 10 a.m. worship, 11 a.m.. midweek prayer Wednesday 7:30 p.m.. choir 8:30 p.m.. Sunday evening worship 8 p.m.. young people prayer Saturday 7 p.m. Guest Day April 17 at 2 p.m. guest speaker Mrs. Frew of Omaha. Community notes record numerous visits and social events involving members and friends from Red Oak, Clearfield, Oakland, Hastings, and surrounding areas.
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Solo
Marilyn Sowers
Paul Frew
Omaha
Oake
Kings of the Sun opens at Empress Theater this Friday
Rivalling greatest adventure spectacles, Kings of the Sun from Mirisch Company opens locally at the Empress through United Artists. Director J Lee Thompson frames the Panavision color epic with Yul Brynner Georga Chakiris Shirley Anne Field and Richard Basehart in a Maya conquest tale filmed amid pyramids and ancient landmarks.
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Beanes
Mirisch Company
DeLuxe
Empress Theater
United Artists
J. Lee Thompson
Guns of Navarone
Yul Brynner
Georga Chakiris
Shirley Ane Field
Richard Basehart
Brad Dexter
Local Folks Attend Family Gatherings and Ice Folies
Charlotte Warren of Lincoln visited home folks on Saturday and Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Dean Warren and Jane. Carleton Davidson and family plus Mr. and Mrs. Hicks attended DeBolt dinner in Stanton honoring Bob DeBolt’s Charles City relatives. Homer Pederson of Council Bluffs joined John Stefford visitors. Mrs. Ambroge and Mrs. Brammeier were guests at the Christian church Tasteorama event.
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Stanley Williams
Carleton Davidson
Bethlehem Lutheran Church
Red Oak
I. W. Castor
Lester Marsden
Ben Aukland
Clearfield
Guy Osborn
Robert Hicks
Eewin Ambrose
L. E., Brammeter
Eugene Wittig
Columbia
South America
Byron Viners
Oaks
L. B. Branimeier
Evelyn Warren
Jewell
J. G. Stream
I. W. Cantor
Bernie Bolton
Lori
Oakland
Hamilton, Lewis
Ralph Cole
John Walker
L. B. Branmeyer
Hamilton Lewis
Randy
Eldon King
Avon
Charlotte Warren
Lincoln
Dean Warren
Jane
Omaha
DeBolt
L. L DeBolt
Stanton
Bob DeBolt
Charles City
Homer Pederson
Council Bluffs
John Stefford
Elliott
Edwin Ambroge
L. EB. Brammeier
Christian Church
Tasteorama
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