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Newspaper
Malvern Leader
Location
Malvern, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 18, 1963
Page
5
A dense list of Easter gatherings, dinners, and visits across Henderson and nearby towns. Families from Red Oak, Macedonia, Council Bluffs, Omaha, Stanton, Hastings, and Treynar share meals, prayers, and greeting hours. Church services and events at Henderson Christian and Methodist churches are noted alongside wedding and birthday observances.
Mr. Rayburn Benton leads an office practice class using a new combined adding and bookkeeping machine. The course trains students for business careers with real forms and invoices. The class boasts many office machines including typewriters, a calculator, ten-key adders, a full keyboard adding machine, an executive typewriter, a dictator transcriber, and the rented bookkeeping machine.
Mrs Eva Putnam and Miss Barbara Putnam of Shenandoah stayed with Mr and Mrs Earl Boileau overnight and visited the Kenneth Smalley family in Clarinda. Marsha Palmer stayed with Cathy Scott. Stanley Shaw visited Kenny Scott. Dr. W L Vanderlin and family vacationed in Seymour with his parents. Columbus Myers and sons moved to a Macedonia home. Deibert McVay moved to the Myers former house. Lele Noland from Des Moines visited relatives. Adris Hartley and son Bobby from Glenwood visited Anna Pierce. Wayne Byers Randall and the Robert Taylor family hosted dinner with Jim Winchester and children. Jerry Byers family joined for supper. Birthday Club brightened Mrs Otis Pendegratt’s evening. Melys Christoffarsen brought the birthday cake after watching Jack Paar. Robert Stensvad and son from North Platte Nebr visited Jake Morris family.
By Jo Anne Wray a call to reserve several seniors for help with storm window tasks and spring cleaning. The writer needs assistance to repair and tidy a yard and garage before the week ends.
The MCHS marching band will travel to the Drake Relays on May 27. They will not perform events involving running or shot put but will march in the morning parade downtown Des Moines and perform in the main concert in the afternoon. Fifty two bands are scheduled to participate.
Mr Beasley teaches World History to sophomores in two sections of 17 and 26, linking ancient history to World War II as they finish World War I and begin the next war. American History, with 32 students, covers colonial America and the World Wars. He also leads 12 physical training classes and oversees boys track and summer baseball.
Last Friday 13 students took State Merit Tests in Office Practice under instructor Rayburn Benton. Tests ran from 9 a.m. to noon and covered aptitude typing and shorthand. Those scoring 70 percent or higher will be placed on a registered list for government secretarial work. scores will be mailed within two weeks.
Mrs. John Lippincott, a French teacher at our high school, was one of 44 of 200 applicants to receive a National Defense Education Act scholarship for attendance at the NDHA Institute for French teachers at Kansas State Teachers College Emporia from June 10 to July 26. The program, in cooperation with the U.S. Office of Education, includes native French instructors, language laboratory, and seven hours of graduate credit upon satisfactory completion. participants will live in the same dormitory and use only French during meals.
The MOHS Home Economics IT class under Mrs Cleta Salyers hosted a smorgasbord for faculty and the school board. Guests dined Thursday at 6 30 p m in the home econ room with a menu including meatballs turkey salmon loaf sides salads and desserts.
Nancy Gasselquist, a vivacious MCHS senior, plans to attend Northwest Missouri State University next fall. She enjoyed freshmen initiation, the Jr Sr prom, and stresses the school’s strong preparation for college with a need for more boys in the senior class.
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