Social Happening Hawaiian Pictures Shown at Auxiliary Meeting
Harry Hanmimens Unit of the American Legion Auxiliary met at Liberty Memorial Building for its April session. Mrs. Howard Gearhart reported welfare work, and two Glenwood state school sponsored children received a dollar for Fourth of July. Mrs. Mau Wederquist displayed Mau-Mau attire and Hawaii photos from her trip. refreshments were provided by Mrs. Wederquist and Mrs. Gearhart. The May meeting date will be announced, pending Memorial day conflict.
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Harry Hanmimens
American Legion Auxiliary
Liberty Memorial Building
Howard Gearhart
Glenwood State School
Mau Wederquist
Hawaii
Wederquist
Gearhart
Finchem Hillyer Vows Exchanged at Ft. Dodge Church
Allene Finch em and Kermit Hillyer exchanged vows April 13 at the Methodist church in Ft. Dodge with Rev. Kennedy officiating. The bride wore a blue street length dress and beige accessories. Attendant Mrs. Myrtle Welda of Ft. Dodge. After a wedding trip to Little Brown Church in Nashua, Amana Colonies, and Cedar Rapids, they returned to their Malvern farm home.
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Allene Finchem
Kermit Hillyer
Methodist Church
Ft. Dodge
Kennedy
Myrtle Welda
Little Brown
Nashua
Cedar Rapids
Malvern
Church Notes from Malvern Area Parishes
Church notes list services and events for First Baptist Wayne Bass minister Lyle Williams S S Supt at 10 a m and 11 a m services BYF and choir practice. Presbyterian Laura Clay Supt 5 5 services at 9 a m and Sunday School 10 a m. Holy Rosary Glenwood Fr L Kaufman masses first and third Sundays 8 a m and 10 30 a m and holy days first Fridays. First Methodist Rev Don E Griffin 9 46 a m Sunday School 11 a m and 6 30 p m service M Y P. Masters Maladiers and local school choir events. Morningside College boys quartet. Tea for sophomores and seniors May 3 7 30 p m at Mrs R W Salyers home. St Johns Lutheran Praderick Krentz pastor 9 a m Bible Class and Divine Services 10 a m. Voter Assembly Sunday 2 p m Walther League May 2 8 p m Great Day Ald Society May 12 2 p m. Tune in Lutheran Hour This Is The Life Sundays.
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First Baptist Church
Wayne Bass
Lyle Williams
Holy Rosary Catholic Church
Glenwood
L. Kaufman
First Methodist Church
Don E. Griffin
Morningside College
R. W. Salyers
St. Johns Lutheran Church
Malvern
Praderick Krentz
Walther League
At & P.m. Ald Society
George Melty Guest Speaker at BPW Meeting
The Malvern BPW Club met Monday at Tiny and Viv's Cafe with International Relations Committee arranging an itinerary featuring George Melty of Shenandoah, director of the Co-Op Oil and Supply Corp, who spoke with Europe slides. Attending were his wife and Dr. and Mrs. Glen Photon of Seattle, with other guests noted.
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Malvern Business and Professional Women's Club
Tiny and
Viv's
International Relations Committee
Ida Pierce
Mona Pace
Dorothy Reed
Reed
George Melty
Shenandosh
Co-Op Oil and Supply Corporation
Europe
Switzerland
Holland
France
England
Malvern
Glen
Photon
Seattle, Wash
Malvern BPW Club Attends Spring District Meeting
Ten members of the Malvern Business and Professional Women's Club attended the Spring District meeting at the American Legion Country Club in Shenandoah on Sunday April 23. Ruth Dorsey Mason City's State Third Vice President spoke. Jim Ward Shenandoah Chamber secretary welcomed. Helen Teter Atlantic District Director presided. workshops for officers and chairs were held. Lillian Adams led a district vice president workshop. Phyllis Stebbins became district director. Crystal Holmes district secretary and treasurer, both Red Oak. Malvern won the traveling gang for largest membership presence and received a growth citation.
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Malvern Business and Professional Women's Club
American Legion Country Club
Shenandoah
Ruth Dorsey
Mason City
Jim Ward
Shenandoah Chamber of Commerce
Helen Teter
Atlantic
Lillian Adams
Phyllis Stebbins
Crystal Holmes
Red Oak
Malvern Club
Baptist Deborah Society Banquet Celebrates Hats Theme
The Baptist Deborah Society held its annual mother-daughter banquet at the church with a hats theme. Miniature hats, hat boxes, and hat shaped programs decorated tables as Mrs. C. J. Noffsinger led as mistress of ceremonies. Lora Pearce welcomed guests, followed by remarks from Mrs. Richard Anderson.
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The
Baptist Church
C. J. Noffsinger
Lora Pearce
Richard Anderson
Shirley Williams
Marian Winchell
Marion
Judy
Willow Slough discussion at Nishna Valley club meeting
The Nishna Valley Woman's club met April 19 at Joyce Johnson's home with 12 members and 3 guests. Irene McGrew presided, detailing county convention awards including Vogue Pattern, Fine Arts, Conservation, Legislation, Education Projects, and three reading awards to Ruby Deitchler, Betty Wilson, and Irene McGrew. A note thanked for an electric skillet and another for library gifts. The next meeting is May 11 at Lora Mae Parker's home, with a favorite food to share.
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Nishna Valley
Irene McGrew
Barbara Plumb
Eloise Steiner
I. L. Donner
Malvern Library
Carolyn Washburn
Christy Hein
Willow Slough
Lora Mae Parker
Ruby Godfrey
Marion Jones Speaks at District BPW Meetings
Mrs Marion Jones state second vice president of Iowa L P W clubs has spent three weekends as state representative at district conferences. Last week she spoke in district five Des Moines following dinner in Muscatine district one and prior in Sheffield district three.
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Marion Jones
L.P.W. Clubs of
Iowa
Des Moines
Muscatine
Sheffield
Hendersonian on C. E. Honor Roll
Robert Fleming, son of Mr and Mrs Russell Fleming of Henderson, was named to the mid quarter honor roll at the CE School of Commerce in Omaha.
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Robert Fleming
Russell Fleming, Henderson
CE School of Commerce
Omaha
Fourth Nishna Valley Music Festival in Henderson
The Fourth Nishna Valley Music Festival will be held in Henderson on Monday May 1 with Carson Macedonia Elliott Griswold and Nishna Valley schools participating A total of 341 students are expected The massed band guest director will be Jack Malik from Omaha University The two vocal groups will have guest director Melvin Olson also of Omaha University A public concert will follow at 7 30 p m Reorganization removes Wales Lincoln and Stennett from the county Griswold joins the group Directors from Carson Macedo nia Elliott Griswold Nishna Valley and the district's vocalists are named plus notes on school activities Jr high and senior news follow
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Nishna Valley
Henderson
Carson Macedonia
Elliott
Griswold
Jack Malik
Omaha University
Melvin Olson
Wales-Lincoln and
Stennett
Mrs Ben Wilson Honored On Recognition Day
Mrs Ben Wilson of Hastings was named the Mills County Extension Family Living committee representative to receive honors as an Area recognition day on May 4. The event, sponsored by the Omaha chamber of commerce, honors outstanding extension program leaders for homemakers in Iowa Nebraska and Kansas.
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Ben Wilson
Hastings
Mills County Extension Family Living Committee
Chamber of Commerce of
Omaha
Iowa
Nebraska
Kansas
Wilma Schultz
Large groups earn ratings at Lenox state contest
Mills County High School large groups earned no I placings at the state music contests in Lenox. Malvern High School girls glee club received a I rating and the mixed chorus a Lf. Nishna Valley High School’s girls glee club earned a It rating as the lone entry.
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Mills County High School
Lenox
Malvern High
Nishna Valley High
Girls Glee Club
Peru Teacher Grindle Joins Ralston School Staff
Ramona Grindle, completing her second year at Peru State Teachers College, will teach in the Ralston Nebraska school system next year. She is among 40 Peru graduates signing contracts for the 61 62 school year. Miss Grindle, a Strahan High School graduate, is the daughter of Mr and Mrs Guy D Grindle Jr of Malvern.
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Ramona Grindle
Peru
Neb
State Teachers College
Will
Ralston
Miss Grindle
Local church service and community notices in Paernani region
Dr Martin, Pastor Joe Allen and others lead worship at an 11 am service while the workers conference met Sunday at the church. Local families from Gresham, Essex, Red Oak, and Shenandoah visit relatives and attend events including open house, birthday parties, and a Des Moines meeting.
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the Presbyterian Church
Martin
Joe Allen
Workers Conference
E. B. Berryhill
Gresham
Nebr
Thatr
Hart Bishop
Sherman Allen
Hand Hospital
Shenandoah
Barbara Coate
Essex
A. J. Griffin
Phylis Frazee
Joanna Jordit
Diana Shaw
Roger Shaw
Hastinga
Glenn Cooper
Gill
Earl Bishop
Red Oak
Tuscay
Dale Shelley
Clarence Young
Des Moines
Mary Parker
Omaha
F. M. Parker
Marion Forfer
Duane Porter
Frank Porter
Glenda Cooper
Maryville
Glenn, Cooper
Walk in the Spirit at Oaks Community Church
Oaks Community Church hosts regular activities led by Pastor J W Castor with choir and young people meetings. Sunday School attendance listed at 107 with 4 visitors and a $15.73 offering. film night announced for April 30. Numerous local residents visit, attend, and host events at church and homes in nearby towns.
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Irwin Bleson
Preachers Kids
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Jewell
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Claude Lanksey
Clarion
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Harry Piburna
Boulder, Colo
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Albert Stille
Villison
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Win, Hult
John Sidford
Bonnile
Ralph Bond
Terry
Clarinda
Dennis Bond
Wichita, Kan
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Larry Palsey
P-A-G
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Bruce Blackburn
Glanwood
Ivan Durbin Hastings
P.A.G. Dealer
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Lee Robbins Hastings
Pfister Associated Growers, Inc
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