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Newspaper
Malvern Leader
Location
Malvern, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Aug 17, 1967
Page
10
Festival opens with a parade float and continues through the week with community events. Local families are hosting visitors from nearby towns while others travel to see relatives and doctors. Social gatherings include picnics at the legion park and weekend visits to hospitals and homes in Red Oak, Malvern, Shenandoah, and Fairhope.
William Van Antwerp pastor and Kirk Mascall listed. Sunday school for all ages at 11 a.m. Morning worship led by Mr. Kenneth Helmers. Wednesday junior choir practice at 7 30 p.m.
Vacation Sunday closes services at the Methodist Church with no Sunday school and a Promotion Sunday set for August 27. Champion Hill Presbyterian reports no church due to the pastor's vacation. Parishers Lester Griffith from Long Beach visited Alfred Anderson's home. Pamie and Teresa Mayberry from Council Bluffs stayed with grandparents Mr and Mrs Waterworth. parents arrived Monday evening.
Efficient and dependable gas heat helps you remember the warmth of August during cold December days. Stay cozy with reliable service and steady warmth for your home this season.
Sermonette by Rev. Wm. Van Antwerp emphasizes that God remains faithful despite unbelief and discouragement. The message urges trust in Jesus Christ, cites 1 Timothy and 1 Peter, and urges believers to cast cares on Him. Local notes cover visits and family news including Martin Von Fecht, Clyde Gravatt, and others visiting in Red Oak and nearby areas.
The American Legion Auxiliary Legi Burton Unit No. 474 held its August meeting at the legion hall with 18 members present. A $25 cash gift from Irving In Missouri and dues from Ace Wesley Felt in Okinawa were noted. Members planned Septembers dues drive, Junior Auxiliary setup, fall festival plans, and a publicity discussion on national colors amid a busy social calendar.
Mr and Mrs Joseph A Pilling announce the engagement of their daughter Nancy Pilling Waters to Paul N Humphreys Jr of Lakewood Ohio son of Mr and Mrs Paul N Humphreys Jr of Raleigh North Carolina. A September wedding is planned. Local society notes recount guests and visits including Mayor Frances Trayman return from Canada and various families visiting in Glenwood Omaha and Billings with several hospital trips and moves within the community.
Mrs Lewis Conrad arrived August 6 from Coolidge Arizona to visit her brother Earl Bishop and family. Mrs Mabel Ward is a patient in Red Oak hospital. Mrs Everett Hall and Des Moines children were last weekend guests of Mrs Lucille Edie. Halls moving to Moberly Missouri. Mrs Joyce Decker and Gwenda of Silver City visited Saturday with BE A Decker. Earl Timson and Alvin Decker plus Jim Clark and Don Hall families visited Monday and Tuesday. refreshments served. Sunday guests in the Decker home included Raymond Rogers of Omaha. George Haglund and Ray Fields attended the Fields reunion at Storm Lake. Dr and Mrs M E Moody and family are in Chicago visiting Mrs Moody’s sister and family Wendell Stewarts. Bob Stille and family spent weekend in Leavenworth Kansas with Lee Stille. Mary Reynolds of Villisca visited Saturday with her son Ray Honeywell. Honeywells visited Villisca Sunday. Susie and Larry Curtis were supper guests Friday and stayed with their grandparents Geo Curtis Sr.
Denis Laughlin and Susan Kay Denis were married August 12 at Holy Name Church in Omaha. The ceremony was officiated by Fr. Schneider with Creighton University ties as both couple and families from Green Bay Emerson and Omaha are noted. Guests traveled from multiple cities as a reception followed at Nasr's.
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