Impressive WSCS Tea Marks 25th Anniversary in Malvern
The Woman's Society of Christian Service of the Methodist Church in Malvern celebrated its 25th anniversary with the annual membership tea on April 28. A program titled Today We Rejoice Today we give Thanks featured scripture, candle lighting, and a membership ritual. New members Emery De Witt Charles Wilson and Florence Owens joined, with others present or absent noted. A future-focused anniversary service included past and present officers, with goals outlined by circle leaders. The tea featured a lace table, anniversary cake, and about 60 guests signing the guest book.
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Woman’s Society of Christian Service of the
Methodist Church of
Hays
Mel Scheffel
Vern Dunn
Emery de Witt
Charles Wilson
Florence Owens
Kenneth Scott
J. E. Ellison
Richard Henderson
Frank Stevens Jr
Grace Donner
W. &. Kerns
Carl Wilson
Glen Pevehouse
Harry Hvana
Forrest ‘Chantry
John Lippincott
Richard Bass
Laverne Obrecht
Ray Volz
Sam Benacoter
Mis
Kenneth Henderson
Bernard Roenfeldt
Kenneth Evans
J. P. Wearin Jr
Harold McCain
Woman's Society of Christian Service
Lillian Adams
Guy Grindleer
J. Y. Wearin
Society
Leonard Parker
J. F. Wearin Jr
Lippincott
Engagement of Edith Blackman Announced
The engagement of Edith Blackman to Henry Christian Schnoor Jr. is announced from the Malvern area with a June 6 wedding planned. Also notes a Baptist Ladies Missionary Rally in Missouri Valley last Thursday with speakers including the state president and Mrs. Aaron Webber. local attendees listed.
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Nounces
Edith Ann
Henry Christian Schnoor Jr
Malvern Area
Harold L. Blackman
Southwest Baptist
Missouri Valley
Aaron Webber
Latin America
Mae Wederquist
Hugh Shiveley
Grant Chamberlain
Vaughn Hoover
Alfred Hummel
Blanche Emerick
Mace Williams
Hamburg
Eastern Star luncheon unites Grand Representatives in Des Moines
Mrs. Robert L. Campbell presided at the OES Grand Representatives spring luncheon at East Gate Temple Des Moines with the Hawkeye Links theme Vintage Hate. Special guest Mrs. Julian Walter discussed the Peace Garden project and notable bark of music camp enrollment growth.
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Robert L. Campbell
North Dakota
Iowa
Order of the Eastern Star
Hawkeye Links
East Gate Temple
Des Moines
Agling
Julian Walter
Lenoir
James Parks
International Peace Gardens
Turtle Mountains
Manitoba
Gampbell
Regular Meetings And Schedule From Local Clubs
The American Legion Auxiliary holds its regular meeting on Monday May 4 at 7 40 p m in Legion rooms at the Community building MALVERN BAND MOTHERS club meets Tuesday May 6 at 2 80 p m at Maric Hopp s home WSCS brunch precedes May meeting at 9 30 a m at Mrs Harry Hoane s home with Minas Perl Royston Elmo Davie Archie Scott and J Ellison assisting Mrs Max Dashner leads Juni or Book Club gathers Monday evening at Mrs Elden Ponton s home with co host Mrs Wm Zanders and reviewer Mrs Robert Salyers The notes reflect multiple local group activities and hosting details as listed.
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American Legion Auxiliary
Legion
Malvern Band Mothers Club
Maric Hopp
WSCS
Harry Hoane
Minas
Perl Royston
Elmo Davie
Archie Scott
J. ®. Ellison
Elden Ponton
iMrs
Wm. Zanders
Robert Salyers
Faculty Davies Meeting at Malvern May 6 3 p.m
The Wex regular meeting will be held at the home of Mrs Warrant Darral on May 6 at 3 p.m. Mrs Richard Swett will serve as co host.
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Davies
Wex
Malvern
Daves
Warrant Darral
Richard Swett
James Beattie
Correction: Presbyterian choir honored the Selims
A correction notes the Presbyterian church choir performed for Mr and Mrs Al Selim, not the Methodist choir as previously reported. Gar apologizes for the error in last week's paper.
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Presbyterian Church
al Selim
Methodist
Gar
Methodist Young Adults Meet in Malvern Church
The Malvern Methodist Young Adults gathered Sunday evening with Melvin Scheffel and Lavern Obrecht leading. Obrecht directed recreation and both Scheffel and Obrecht presented the program. Refreshments and fellowship concluded the event. On May 17 the Malvern group will visit the Strahan Methodist Young Adults.
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Methodist Young Adulte of
Malvern
Messrs
Mmes
Melvin Scheffel
Lavern Obrecht
Mr. Obrecht
Mmes. Scheffel
Obrecht
Strahan Methodist
Card of Thanks From Mona Pace
Mona Pace expresses gratitude for the cards flowers and visits received at the hospital and after returning home noting heartfelt appreciation and lasting memory of the kindness.
Raszler Kirlin Marriage Vows Exchanged Sunday
Miss Donna Kirlin of Council Bluffs became the bride of Marton Raszler of Omaha at St. John’s Lutheran Church Hastings on Sunday April 26. Rev. PG Becker officiated the double ring ceremony at about one o’clock. The couple will live at 2606 Second Avenue in Council Bluffs. A reception followed with about 40 family members and neighbors in attendance. A separate note recalls a surprise birthday party for Mrs. Burdie Burdie with bridge and refreshments afterward.
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Donna Kirlin
Gownell Bluffs
Marton Raszler
Omaha
St. John's Lutheranthurch
Hastings
PG. Becker
Carol Spencer
Shamiso
Aaron Rasgler
Robert Kirlin
Council Stuffs
Leo Rasgler
Malvern
Raszler
Mervin Turner
Harry Adams
Delmar McConkey
Kenneth Grandie
Hosalie Turner
Carolyn Mooney
Card of Thanks from Karl Emil Swanson
Karl Emil Swanson expresses gratitude for the cards letters and other considerations received during a recent hospital stay. The note thanks supporters for their kindness and aid during the illness or recovery.
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Karl Emil Swanson
Scrabbings From Randolph Enterprise Green beans and tomatoes now planned
The Randolph Enterprise entry notes a crab apple tree in bloom and a Magnolia damaged by wind and rain. The lawnmower resumes duty as Father plans a small gardening effort. He aims to plant a short row of green beans six tomato plants cabbages and up to one hundred gladioli bulbs.
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Father
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Growing Old and the Willows in Malvern News
A fragment from The Malvern Leader reflects on aging with a humorous family exchange about growing older and a willow tree, contrasting common statistics with personal anecdotes. It quotes General Douglas MacArthur on aging and maintains a light, domestic tone.
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Douglas MacArthur
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