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Newspaper

Malvern Leader

Location

Malvern, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Apr 20, 1961

Page

4

Missionary from Congo to Speak at Emerson Church

The Rev. Clifford Stabell, an American Baptist missionary to the Congo, will speak at the First Baptist Church of Emerson on Monday April 24 at p. m. He and his family are in the U S for a year of furlough during which he will address American Baptist Churches and pursue advanced study. The Stabells returned to America in July with the first group evacuated from the Congo after unrest. They had been in Moanza since 1955 after assignments starting with station school leadership and later district schools and evangelism. Mr Stabell holds Th B from Northern Baptist Theological Seminary Chicago an M A in education from the University of Chicago and a B D from Berkeley Baptist Divinity School Berkeley Calif.

Clifford Stabell Congo First Baptist Church of Emerson Stabell America Amercan Moanza Leopoldville Belgium Moanza Station Northern Baptist Theological Seminary Chicago University of Chicago Berkeley Baptist Divinity School Berkeley Cali Mr. Stabell Canada Canadian

Emerson News Local visits and family travels in region

Mrs Lois Honeyman and son John M visit from California with Mabel Honeyman and Ella Pease, visiting Red Oak Farragut and Emerson then head to Morning Sun. Others travel to Liberal Kansas for illness, Lincoln Nebraska for relatives, and Des Moines to visit John Clarke family.

Lois Honeyman John M Mabel Honeyman Ella Pease Honeyman California James Red Oak Farragut Emerson

Center School House Used by Emerson Kindergarten

The Center school house should be moved to the southwest corner of the Emerson school yard to serve the kindergarten. The building sits south and west of town and will be used for early education.

Emerson

Dinner Celebrates Dial System Plans Completion

Mrs. L Blank hosted a 7:30 dinner Wednesday evening at the Legion Club west of town. Guests included installers operators directors engineers and contractors, invited to mark the completion of dial system plans laid last August by the late Dr. L Blank and Mrs. Blank.

Mra. L. ©. Blank Legion Club Dr. L. ©. Blank

Busy Meeting for Emerson WSCS April 12

The WSCS met at the church April 12 with greetings and song. Devotions were given and a panel discussed Woman's Changing Roles while two WSCS Life Memberships were presented. A District Missionary salary increase was approved and comments noted on the District Convention. Several circles met, plans for daytime and evening meetings set, and a covered dish luncheon planned. Visitors attended and a social hour followed with multiple community updates and moving announcements.

WSCS Quentin Johnson Clyde Patton Vance White Frederick Larson Jesson Hebe L. Edie John Parker Amos Smith Harold Sowers Virgil Rank Harlan Emerson Muscatine Sue Grayson Weslyn Guild San Pedro Calif Esther Circle Don Twaddle Martha Naomi Paul Jones Ruth Circle Gerald Yowell Zann Rer Ang Ath -Pouinteay Sohnson

Harman Announces Emerson Curfew Ordinance

Emerson's Mayor Frances Harman announces curfew ordinance No 61 and 150 setting 10 p m as curfew for anyone 16 or younger. Parents are responsible for their children and may face fines or arrests for violations while children may attend church and school activities but must return home afterward.

Frances Harman

Emerson First Baptist Church Weekly Schedule

Pastor Robert Good leads Missionary Sunday with Sunday school at 10 a m and worship at 11 a m The Bible study at 7 30 p m continues in Second Peter The Missionary Rally features Rev Clifford Stabell from the Congo at 7 30 p m Wednesday brings Baptist Youth Fellowship and Junior Choir practice At 2 p m Thursday the M A Society meets at the church Douglas Knight of Council Bluffs shows pictures from the Netherlands for the Men s Fellowship The church hosts guest young men

Emerson First Baptist Church Qick Robert Good Clifford Stabell The Congo Baptist Youth Fellowship M & A Society Douglas Knight Council Bluffs Netherlands

Emerson Methodist Church Services and Activities

Emerson Methodist Church Willis Grant minister schedules worship at 11 05 a m Senior MYF to meet Sunday evening at 6 20 Junior Choir and Intermediate MYF gather Wednesday at 7 Every member canvass starts Sunday.

Emerson Methodist Church Willis Grant

Dinner Honors Larry Clark On Navy Leave At Glenwood Home

A dinner was held at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Clark Sunday honoring their son Larry Clark F A who is home on leave from the Navy. Many relatives and friends from Glenwood Malvern Anita Stanton Kirksville Papillion and Lincoln attended and extended best wishes. The gathering included the Clark family and numerous local residents with neighbors and extended kin sharing in the tribute.

Larry Clark Harry Clarke Navy Charlie Clark Leo Clark Glenwood C. E. Clark Darlene Blackburn Mar- Tritt Olney Marion Clark Bernard Study Malvern Don Spelman Kathy Cindy Charlie Anderson Roger Roy Cheney Dale Red Oak Harold Clark Falls City Nebr Bob Eddie Henggely Stanberry Rosa Elkins

Call to Germany Initiates Dial Phones at Emerson

Mrs. Thoma Blank, owner of Southwest Telephone Exchange, offered Mr and Mrs John Parker a call to their son Capt Wm M Parker at company expense after Emerson switched to dial. The Parker family spoke with the overseas operator in Germany and confirmed the number, while plans for future calls and a July visit were discussed. Mrs Blank also offered a call to a U S contact and phoned former booster station people now in Kansas.

Germany Emerson Thoma Blank The Southwest Telephone Exchange, Inc John Parker Capt Wm. M. Parker Stan Massachusetts Blank Frances Harman United States D. L

Diane Sandquist Chosen for Girls State Delegate

The American Legion Auxiliary meeting on April 14 at the Legion hall presided by president Mrs. Martha Smith approved reports and correspondence, including thanks from Mrs. Lizzie Cramer and for a birthday cake and $25. Diane Sandquist was chosen to attend Girls State at Cedar Falls June 18 24. Memorial Day services will be at the cemetery with Rev. Robbins of Shenandoah as speaker. Next meeting set for May 12.

American Legion Auxiliary Legion Hall Martha Smith Corena Birdsall Mary B. Gibson Lizzie Cramer American Legion Edith Parker Red Oak Diane Sandquist Cedar Falla Robbins Shenandoah Minesg Mary Shoop Frances Harman Marilyn Lang Mabel Honeyman Julia Wheeler Doris Sandquist Dana Oglevie Helen Stille

Social notes and visits in Red Oak and vicinity

Mrs Eama Barng entertained the canasta club Tuesday a surprise birthday coffee honor for Mrs Erma Allen Wednesday morning at Mrs Julia White home. Glenwood visitors Mrs Carl Phelps and Miss Lil lian Bishop visited sister Mrs Heber Hillyer Thursday. Red Oak visitors afternoon. David Johnson Indianola spent weekend with parents. Sunday dinner guests included Clarence Magneson Karen Don Johnson Red Oak and Lori Thomas Rachel Morton Milla. Myron Hallam family and Miss Jean Straight attended Omaha nursing cap ceremony. Linda Lee received a cap. Linda Ballain stayed with grandparents in Imogene. Clarence Hogzett weekend with Hogzett and sang in Oakland. Samba Club met at S S McKee Sr home. Owen Fogarty of Council Bluffs visited Mrs Fogarty’s mother Mary B Gibson. S B McKee left Monday for six weeks east. Larry Clarke FA and Rose Elking dinner guests in Vernon Baker home.

Julia White Erma Allen Carl Phelps Lillian Bishop Glenwood Heber Hillyer Hillyer Fred Bishop Red Oak David Johnson Indianola Quentin Johnson Linda Gary Clarence Magneson Karen Don Johnson Lori Thomas Rachel Morton Milla Myron Hallam Jean Straight Omaha Clarkson Hospital Linda Lee Linda Ballain C. L. Ballain Imogene Clarence Hogzett D. D. Hogzett Oakland McKee Sr Owen Fogarty Council Bluffs Fogarty Mary Gibson McKee Larry Clarke Rose Elking Vernon Baker Darrell Eddie Houegh Elkhorn D. H. Pickrel Sewing Circle T. B. Sellers Emerson I. L. Straight Alfred Griffin Kenneth Hall Iowa University of Nebraska Lincoln Ogden Belt K. A. Evans Euarda Huntaman Johnson House Belt Harry Goransno

Farm Bureau honors N V Senior Valeria Wortman in 18 scholarship winners

Valeria Wortman, a senior at Nishna Valley High, Hastings, is among 18 Farm Bureau scholarship recipients. She was selected April 13 after interviews by the state committee, earning a two year tuition grant up to 160 dollars per year at any college of her choice.

Nishna Valley High Valeria Wortman Hastings Farm Bureau State Farm Bureau College

Slumber Party Celebrates Birthdays of Diane and Mickey

Diane Lakin and Mickey Straight celebrated their sixteenth birthdays at the Lakin home with a slumber party after a Red Oak movie. Guests included Susan Steiner, Diane Bowen, Barbara Hendrix, Kathy Houser, Barbara Sowers, Linda Ramsey, Judy Geith, Janice Blazek, Lana Kay McKee, Susan Woodfill, Diane Sandquist, Judy Hascall, Barbara Morris, and the honorees. Activities included singing, piano and organ, visiting, and eating through a sleepless night.

Diane Mickey Diane Lakin Mickey Straight Lakin Red Oak Susan Steiner Diane Bowen Barbara Hendrix Kathy Houser Barbara Sowers Linda Ramsey Judy Geith Janice Blazek Lana Kay McKee Susan Woodfill Diane Sandquist Judy Hascall Barbara Morris Diane and

Social and family notices from Tabor and nearby

Mrs Margis Hampton spent the week in Tabor at the home of Mr and Mrs Harl Timson. Mr and Mrs Ira Bell and their sons from Malvern were Sunday guests at the Huntsmans. Lee Honeyman, Maurice Geith and Judy joined Mr and Mrs Paul Webb in Red Oak for their Silver Wedding anniversary. Mrs W H Waterworth returned from a visit to Springfield Lebanon and other Missouri points. A nephew underwent a serious brain operation but was improving when she left. Mr and Mrs Ward Smith of Omaha held open house at their new home. Mrs Smith is a daughter of PF M Burroughs. Homer Black is in the barber.

Margis Hampton Tabor Harl Timson Ira Bell Malvern Fred Huntsman Lee Honeyman Maurice Geith Judy Red Oak Paul Webb W. H. Waterworth Springfield Lebanon Missouri Ward Smith Omaha

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