Malvern WSCS Hosts Friendship Tea for Eleven Societies
About 160 members from eleven neighboring Woman's Societies of Christian Service attended a Friendship Tea at the Malvern Methodist Church on April 18. The event featured emblem explanations, special music from Malvern High School, and the introduction of new members. A history displays in Fellowship Hall highlighted the society's activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Malvern Wscs
Woman's Societies of Christian Service
Malvern Methodist Church
Kenneth Scott
Malvern Society
Woman's Society
Mimes
Lillian Adama
Hoger Shaw
Glenn Robbing
Allan O'Dell
Malvern High School
Susan Darrah
Janet Touser
Shirley Williams
Nancy Lisle
Donald Brashears
Richard Basa
Leo Garrison
Clifford Wolfe
Darrell Waigner
L. V. Coons
Sydney Newton
Clement Rowe
Dean Mansfield
Frank Stevens Sr
Glen Pevehouse
Malvern
Malvern Woman’s Society of Christian Service
Glen Pevgehouse
Fellowship Hall
Summer Wedding for Miss Knipfer and Donald Briley
North English resident Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Knipfer announce their daughter Marian to Donald Briley of Malvern in a summer wedding. Marian teaches first grade at Johnson Elementary and will join Malvern Community Schools next year. Briley farms near Malvern. Also notes on a May bride elect shower for Carol Jones hosted by Mrs. Charles L. Wilson and Miss Phyllis Buhr with blue and white decorations and refreshments. The Nishna Valley Women’s Club met April 17 with guests and a missile base talk planned for Captain Bailey from Treynortolé.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernest Knipfer
North English
Marian
Donald Briley
Anthony Briley
North of Malvern
Miss Knipfer
Johnson Elementary
Malvern
Carol Jones
Charles L. Wilson
Phyllis Buhr
Wilson
Nishna Valley
Wm. Seherle
Sharon Henderson
Mia
Blaine Hobson
Leo Baileau
Gola Wilber
Bailey
Treynortolé
Malvern Women Attend BPW District Meeting at Clarinda
Five Malvern Business and Professional Women's Club members joined the Spring District meeting in Clarinda on Sunday, April 21. Guest speaker was Mrs. Gladys Kuehl, state personal development chair and head of the speech department at Buena Vista College in Storm Lake. Attendees from Malvern included Lillian Adams, Mary Spiker, Mona Pace, Hulalie Larsson, and May Wederquist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Malvern, Business & Professional Women’s Club
Clarinda
Gladys Kuehl
Easter Parade Theme of Mother Daughter Banquet
The Deborah Society of the Baptist church held its annual Mother Daughter Banquet on Wednesday night April 17 with the Easter Parade theme. Mrs C J Nosinger was toast mistress and Suzanne Summers gave the welcome while Mrs FP Buttman delivered the response. A freshman trio sang Three Little Princes and Barbara Grammer performed The Ash Tree. A fashion show from Jacksons Style Shop highlighted the program with models including Mrs Gordon Mulholland Mrs Lyle Williams Shirley Diane Allensworth Mrs John Adama Mrs Darrell Frederickson and Kim Kathy and Julie Swoboda Mrs John Hall and Mrs Grant Chamberlain. Honorees included Mrs J R Hurst oldest mother, Mrs Keith Stacey youngest mother, Mrs Wayne Bass farthest distance, Rhonda Dundson youngest daughter and Mrs Carl Anderson for most daughters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jackson
Baptist Deborah Society
Darrell Iredinal
Lasterickson
John Adams
Shirley
Williams
Lyle Williams
Grant Chamberlain
John
Deborah Society of the Baptist’ Church
C. J. Nosinger
Suzanne Summers
FP. J. Buttman
Barbara Grammer
Shelly Mort
Sue Ellen Dashner
Barbara
Style Shop
Gordon Mulholland
Diane Allensworth
John Adama
Darrell Frederickson
Kim
Kathy
Julie Swoboda
John Hall
J. R. Hurst
Keith Stacey
Glenwood
Wayne Bass
Omaha
Rhonda Dunsdon
Carl Anderson
May Morning Breakfast at WSCS Meeting
The Woman's Society of Christian Service hosts a May morning breakfast at 9 50 Wednesday May 1 at Mrs Harry Evans home. Program leader Mrs Fred Gemmell will direct the annual pledge service. The topic is What do You Have in Your Hand with co hosts Mrs Kenneth Henderson and Mrs Walter Stille assisting.
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WSCS
Harry Evans
Woman's Society of Christian Service
Fred Gemmell
Kenneth Henderson
Walter Stille
4 H Tea Draws Large Crowd From Malvern Clubs
Fourteen 4 H clubs hosted by their mothers held a Sunday tea in the Malvern Community Building. About 300 girls and guests attended with county officers as hosts. Clubs performed musical numbers and skits including Indian Deerelie and Peppy Pals. Notable features included a style review of girls in new 4H uniforms and corsage gifts to the two oldest mothers, Mrs Grace Donner and Mrs May Scott. Punch and coffee were served by the hostesses.
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Malvern
Grace Donner
May Scott
L.T.N. Club Meets at Mrs Robbins Home May 1
The L.T.N. Club will meet at the home of Mrs. Clifford Robbins on Wednesday, May 1 at 2 30. Each member is asked to bring a May basket and roll call will be answered with Thought for the Day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Book Review and Study Club
Lorance Lisle
Richard Hyde
Clifford Robbins
L.T.N. Club
Card of Thanks Expressing Gratitude to Friends and Family
The writer thanks friends neighbors and relatives who remembered them during hospitalization and after returning home. Grateful for cards letters flowers visits and kindnesses shown to the family. Signed Mrs Wayne Killion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wayne Killion
Hugo Pontaw
Church Notes Directory of area worship services
St John s Lutheran Frederick Kreutz Pastor notes on worship Sunday April 28 9 am Sunday School closes Tuesday April 20 8 pm May lessons staff study May 1 7 30 pm chancel choir rehearsal First Presbyterian Dr Alfred Martin Morris Parks worship 5 am Sunday school 10 am chair meetings Wednesday 7 30 Holy Rosary Glenwood Fr C L Kaufman masses Sundays 6 15 am and 9 am State School 7 30 am First Friday Holy Days 6 30 am and 7 30 pm Weekdays 7 am Confession Saturdays 5 30 pm First Baptist Wayne Bass Lyle Williams Sunday School 10 am morning worship 11 am 6 30 pm BYF 7 30 pm Bible study First Methodist Rev John Lippincott Mrs Warren Darrah superintendent Sunday 9 45 am Sunday school 9 45 am divine worship 11 am Wednesday 7 30 pm chancel choir junior choir practice
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. John's Lutheran Church
Frederick Kreutz
Church of the Lutheran Hour
First Presbyterian Church
Alfred Martin
Morris Parks
Holy Rosary Catholic Church
Glenwood
C. L. Kaufman
First Baptist Church
Wayne Bass
Lyle Williams
S. S
First Methodist Church
John Lippincott
Warren Darrah
Mrs. Blackwell Dies in Bow Washington
Word arrived of the death Wednesday of Mrs. Bessie Blackwell at Bow Washington. A former Malvern resident she was known here as Bessie Warfield. Funeral services are set for Tuesday April 30 at 2 p m at Mansfield Funeral Home with interment in the Malvern cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bessie Blackwell
Bow
Wash
Malvern
Bessie Warfield
Mansfeld Funeral Home
Malvern Cemetery
Women’s Society conference in Boone highlights speaker
Mrs Kenneth Scott Mrs Gillian Adams and Mrs Harold McCain attended the South Iowa Conference of the Women’s Society of Christian Service in Boone. The day’s standout speaker was Miss Mary Ruth Nickels who has served three years in India.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenneth Scott
Gillian Adams
Harold McCain
Boone
South Iowa
Women's Society of Christian Service
Mary Ruth Nickels
India
Rhody Named Resident Engineer for Local Firm
Troy Rhody, former Mills county engineer, becomes resident engineer for B. H. Backlund and Associates Inc. in southwest Iowa. The Omaha firm handles engineering and architectural work and designed the Mills courthouse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Troy Rhody
Mills County
B. H. Backlund and Associates, Inc
Iowa
Omaha
Mills Court House
Tries to Pass Tractor on Bridge Causes Car Wreck
A 1952 model car driven by William A. Spittler of Hamburg was wrecked while attempting to pass a tractor on a bridge near Pacific Junction. The tractor was driven by Jule Cain of Pacifle Junction. The sheriff's office reported the crash occurred Saturday evening.
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William A. Spittler
Hamburg
Pacific Junction
Edwin Barkus
Jule Cain
Pacifle
Ion
Cubs Bike Safety Talk and Kite Derby Results at Chantry School
Cub Scouts held a bike safety talk by Highway Patrolman Godfrey Adams at Chantry School during a Kite Derby. Donald Trimmer won with 45 seconds and no errors. Curtis Trimmer finished 60 seconds with three errors. Several Cubs earned pins, patches, and service stars, including Charles Hawkins and Roger Poort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cubs
Hwy
Chantry School
Donald Trimmer
Hubert Beattie
Dennis
Kyle
Yennis
Donald Bel
Curtis Trimmer
Watrolman Godfry
Adams
Cubminster Bel Poort
Charles Hawkins
Roger Poort
Donald Bell
Bill Scheibel
John Ellison
Kevin Hertz
Robert Horn
Douglas Lowen
Robert Moore
Edward Tevehouse
Robert Salyers
Curtis Trim
Grateful thanks after bereavement from Cozad family
The Cozad family expresses heartfelt thanks to friends neighbors and relatives for sympathy kindness and generous gifts during their recent bereavement. Mrs Omer Cozad Mrs Carolyn Cozad Tolston Jim Chris and Cathy Cozad extend blessings and gratitude for support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Omer Cozad
Carolyn Cozad
Tolston Jim, Chris and
Cathy Cozad
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Don Briley
Kayser Hose
Wonderloc
Him
BPW
Blanche Winters
Blanche’ Winters
Fred Buttman
Awuyuud
Peggy Hunt
Henderson
Judy Asmussen
Rosalie Wright
Bow, Wash
Rhody
Pottawattamie Mutual Ins. Assn
Chas. D. Costello
Agency
Burdette H. Spiker
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