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Newspaper
Malvern Leader
Location
Malvern, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 29, 1926
Page
3
Helen Zene Wortman paints a vivid Texas spring, celebrating wild blooms along gravel pits and highways. Bluebonnets blanket hillsides beside crane's-bill, yellow daisies, pink lady slippers, and lavender verbenas while musk gardens, gaillardia, Texas plume, and yucca brighten the rural landscape amid April skies and glowing sunsets.
Descriptive passage celebrates central Texas wildflowers, mentioning white anemones, rata Hiea, wind flowers, bine violeté, gogtooth holes, butterceps, yellow pries, and many others, praising the region as a veritable heaven when blooms appear.
The Ladies Aid of East Liberty will meet at the church Wednesday afternoon May 6. A good attendance is desired.
Malvern Guan Club officers announce preparations for a big Championship Shoot at Malvern on May 20 with fuller particulars to follow.
The Baptist Ladies Kensington plan a food sale on Saturday May by Pauilin's Meat Market. Proceeds support church activities and community outreach with a small bake and ready meals lineup available at Pauilin's Meat Market.
John TY Paddock, a pioneer citizen of Milla County, has recently returned from a western tour. He sent a series of letters about former residents now living in the west, the first of which appears in this issue of the Leader.
Joseph White, about 21, jailed for robbery last fall, fled again from justice after paroled in March to Fred Davis, father of Earl Davis whose home was robbed. He disappeared Sunday night, with about three months remaining on his sentence in Raches township. Local authorities seek leads in Glenwood Tribune report.
Arbor Day observances spread across Nebraska and beyond as Morton’s legacy grows. In 1885 the day became a legal holiday on April 22, Morton's birth date, with Nebraska planting hundreds of thousands of acres of trees. Arbor Lodge and Morton Park near Nebraska City host major activities while Orchard firms in southeastern Nebraska announce plans to plant 10 000 apple trees as part of expanding operations.
Daily visits described include Fred Raine family at Mr and Mrs Johnson near Balfour and G W Sell family from Percival calling at N B Sell home. Be C Seaton disposed of Ford sedan while Dan takes a Ford coupe. Ruth Lockabill sought medical advice in Council Bluffs. Norma Lewis visited from near Balfour. Mrs Fred Sell aided Ed Sell near Treynor while ill. Several neighbors gathered for a Sunday event at E C Seaton home chaired by S R B Hurst Malvern, includes Paul Seaton Hastings area and Mayberry family Hillsdale. Floyd Hauger visit noted. Church lecture on Mexico by Rev Roy. By-products of livestock and meat industry highlighted.
Methetist Chiteh Hiller schedules Sunday school at 10:00 and morning worship at 11:00 with Epworth League at 7:15 and a 8:00 evening service. Revival notes report 11 new members since January 1, 1926 and 64 in Bible school attendance. A Standard Bearer program is planned for May 2 at the Methodist church with a reception for new members Friday at 6:00.
The Southwestern Association held a Baptist laymen banquet and meeting in Malvern on Friday evening despite rain. About forty to fifty attendees enjoyed a 7:80 p.m. meal prepared by local church ladies, followed by program talks. Dr. A A DeLarme of Omaha First Church delivered the principal address, with Rev G A Staufer of Shenandoah and others sharing talks on saving the boys and missions.
The final lecture in a four part series at the Community building featured Dr. J. W. Claudy of the Presbyterian Board of Moral Welfare. He urged churches to partner with wardens and prison officials in rehabilitating prisoners especially those returning to society. The talk, though less crowded than hoped, offered clear insight into the board’s efforts and aims.
A local ceremony marks the dedication of the Thea Presbyter ten Church at Ratdolph with attendees praising the completed building and its fine church bending.
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