MCHS Spring Concert Friday at Malvern Building
The MCHS mixed chorus and band perform Friday May 1 at 7 30 p m in the Malvern Community building The madrigal boys quartet and senior sophmore girls sextet plus soloists Ron Henscoter Sharon Sepold and Carolyn Hilton will perform They recently earned I ratings at small group contest and the soloists I s They will also sing Gloria Patri Jesu Work of God Incarnate and Lord Lord Ive Got Some Singin to Do at the large group contest this Saturday They are one of 17 mixed choruses performing at 7 p m in the New Market Methodist church Attendance is invited for both performances.
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MCHS
Malvern
Ron Henscoter
Sharon Seipold
Carolyn Hilton
Palestrina
Mozart
Murray
New Market
Cheer Leaders to Try Out Monday May 4
Three cheer leaders at large will be elected at a special tryout held by the student council and class officers on Monday May 4. Eighth to eleventh graders interested in cheerleading were instructed in practice sessions Tuesday and Wednesday by the regular cheerleaders.
Juniors Pick Woltz Studio For Senior Pictures
Janet Jones reports that Malvern high school's junior class met with a Waltz Studio representative Friday. They compared two studios, reviewed prices and styles, and voted to have Woltz take their senior pictures next fall.
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Waltz
Malvern High School
Woltz
Soph Parents in Conference Tuesday at MCHS Library
Parents of MCHS sophomores gathered April 28 in the school library to hear standardized test results, learn about summer school, and explore college opportunities. The session replaces individual conferences, with teachers available for meetings and refreshments served.
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MCHS
Science Fair an Interesting Event for Club Members
Eight Math and Science club members plus three sponsors attended Bellevue High School’s Science Fair in the gym on April 19. Exhibits covered three floors. An item noted by Mr. Hansen showed mice cannot be hypnotized. Bill Blackburn got lost for about thirty minutes before being guided back to friends. The trip proved engaging for all eight attendees and perhaps educational for the teachers as well.
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Hansen
Hohman
Cain
Bellevue, Neb
Bellevue
Bill Blackburn
Bill
Long Hair Music Shown To Students In Omaha Trip
Twenty three high school music appreciation students and seventh and eighth grade representatives attended a young peoples concert at Civic Auditorium in Omaha Saturday. They viewed orchestral selections and the Mother Goose Suite ballet by Ravel along with a Sleeping Beauty legend version, linking the study to live performance.
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Krambeck
Young Peoples
Civic Auditorium
Omaha
Ravel
Art Show at Chantry School Next Thursday
The Malvern Community School will host an art show on May 7 featuring pupil artwork from kindergarten through 12th grade. Displays cover painting, sculpture, tapestry, drawing, design, jewelry and graphics with demonstrations by students from various grades at the Chantry school building from 7 30 to 9 30 PM.
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Chantry School
Anniversary Wishes For Mr And Mrs Ed Politt
Friends honor Ed Politt and his wife on their 62nd wedding anniversary to be observed Friday May 1. Neighbors recall many years of happiness as well wishes pour in from area families and acquaintances.
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Ed Politt
Seniors to Court Day in Mills County Mock Trial
On Monday May 4 the Mills County Bar Association hosts Mills county seniors traveling to Glenwood for a mock trial presided by District Judge Cullison. Attorneys present cases with a tour of county offices. activities run from 10 to 3 with jurors drawn from Malvern Glenwood and Nishna Valley senior classes.
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Mills County Bar Association
Mills County
Glenwood
Cullison
Malvern
Nishna Valley
Annual Deadline Set for May 8
The Oriole annual faces a May 8 deadline as staff push to finish. At the April 27 meeting, editors prepared the final pages and await final pictures from photographer Bill Oliver. Last pages will wait until the school year ends to include senior activities photos.
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Bill Oliver
Vernon Thompson Senior of the Week at Malvern High
Vernon Thompson son of Mr and Mrs Verne Thompson of Malvern is this weeks Senior of the Week. He attended Malvern high school four years participated in band for four years FFA for one year and M club for three years. He also played football four years and track two years and takes English literature American problems bookkeeping and vocational agriculture this year. He plans to attend a trade school after graduation.
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Vernon Thompson
Verne Thompson
Malvern
Vernon
Malvern Hiet School
FFA
M” Ilub
MCHS
North Grove Cemetery Ladies Meet and Visit
North Grove Cemetery Association held a Friday afternoon meeting with fourteen members and guest Mrs. Tom Kingery of near Hamburg. The gathering included social time with cocoanut nuts mints and coffee and coverage of community visits across nearby towns and farms amid April rainfall and budding spring growth.
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Floyd Blackman
North Grove Cemetery Association
Tom Kingery
Hamburg
Oaks Community Church Service and Activities
Reverend Paul Lagin leads Oak Community Church with Merril Sowers as superintendent. Sunday School at 10 a.m., Worship at 11 a.m. Mid week prayer Wednesday 7 p.m. Choir practice 8 30 p.m. Sunday evening service at 7 p.m. Young people's prayer Saturday 7 p.m. Attendance 44. Offering 39 72. Sermon topic Giving based on Matthew 6 19 34 and 1 Corinthians 16 12.
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Oaks Community Churcil
Paul Lagin
Merril Sowers
Oaks News Social Guests Visit Area Families
Mr. and Mrs Wayne Gildseth and daughters from Ames visited the Morris Jonsons Monday and Tuesday. Brent Eastwood stayed Monday night with Greg and Gary Johnson. Mrs John Walker attended a Walnut program and stayed with her daughter Bernice Northup. Rev and Mrs Paul Levin and family shared Sunday dinner at the Dil Huff home. Mrs J G Stream and others visited the Dean Warren home Thursday. Laurence Bird of Carson visited Roy Bird Monday evening. Guy Osborn visited Curtis Davis in Omaha Sunday. W Castor visited with Don Terry and family in Missouri Valley. Art Hansaling and sons of Milford Neb and Edna Miller of Lincoln visited Mrs J G Stream Sunday. Edmund Planck of Omaha and Orville Warren of Red Oak visited the Edwin Ambrose home Sunday.
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Don
Richard Mattson
Dawn Renee
Hooper
Nebr
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Guy Haynie
George Livengood
Canadian
Texas
Ira Bell
Cottage Rest
Red Oak
Mule Creek
Larry Haney
Elmar Haney
Linda
Roy Britton
Harold Sinner
Joyce
Roberta Schroeder
Omaha
Norman Sinner
Hast Liberty
Lloyd Marsh
Darrell Hansen
Diane
Missouri Valley
Bessie Haynie
Clarkson Hospital
Haynie
Haywile
Henderson
Clarence Burgoin
Silver City
Elaine Clark
Council Bluffs
Everett Blackman
Barbara
Carol
Leo Davis
Glenwood
Kenneth
Leo Blackman
Ira Gell
Homer Black
Emerson
Mr. Black
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Fred Huntsman
Frank Chamberlain
Lyle Houts
Hamburg
Jon Kemp
Harry Kemp
Magnolia
Dawn Benes
Mattson
Jack Bright
Donnie
Shenandoah
Hareld Bancroft
Eddie
Sherry
Richard Hright
Nmmia
Tammy
Marlin Bright
Myr
Otha Dickersbach
Maurice Alberta
Randy
Methodist Church
Steven Dickernbach
Wayne Gildseth
Ames
Morris Jonsons
Brent Eastwood
Greg
Gary Johnson
John Walker
Walnut
Daghter
Bernice Northup
Paul Levin
Dil Huff
J. G. Stream
Evelyn Warren
Jewell
Edna Miller
Lincoln
Dean Warren
Edmund Planck
Edwin Ambrose
Orville Warren
Visit Attendee List Totals Several Families
Sunday afternoon visitors included Mr. and Mrs. Ed Pollitt and Bert, Mr. and Mrs. Howard Allensworth of Genderson, Clarence Myers and family, Mr. and Mrs. Dwight Myers and family of Glenwood, Mr. and Mrs. Jack Maney, Mr. and Mrs. Forrest Stepheny, Dale, David, and Denny Schroeder.
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Ed Pollitt
Bert
Howard Allensworth
Genderson
Clarence Myers
Dwight Myers
Glenwood
Jack Maney
Forrest Stepheny
Dale
David
Denny Schroeder
Local social notes from Red Oak and surrounding towns
Mr and Mrs Dennis Bond of Omaha visited the Johie Sielfords at the Gold Crown Tan in Red Oak. Mrs Althea Norton and Mr and Mrs Merrill Sowers and Marilyn were guests near Malvern. Mrs Guy Osborn hosted a party honoring Mrs Maggie Durbin’s first birthday. Bernie Bolton Lori of Oakland joined Hamilton Lewises at a cafe in Emerson. N F Wright and Evelyn Warren visited Guy Osborn. Janet Warren hosted Delta Zeta Mothers weekend at Simpson College in Indianola.
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Dennis Bond
Omaha
Johie Sielfords
Red Oak
Althea Norton
Merrill Sowers
Marilyn
Ray Triveley
Malvern
Guy Osborn
Maggie Durbin
Bernie Bolton
Lori
Oakland
Hamilton Lewises
Emerson
N. FF. Wright
Evelyn Warren
Jowell
Janet Warren
Delta Zeta Sorority
Simpson College
Indianola
Typing Paper Special Value Ream at The Leader
Classified note announces a special value-ream typing paper pack priced at $1.27 available at The Leader office location 38-1E. It reads like a brief ad item in a local newspaper.
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