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Newspaper
Malvern Leader
Location
Malvern, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Aug 24, 1967
Page
10
A sermon-like meditation discusses the Holy of Holies as a cube paralleling the Christian life with length breadth and height. It urges believers to be rooted in love and service, grow in godliness, and fix their hearts on heavenly things while following Christ’s call.
An Emerson article notes a Sunday evening August 27 special music, song, and message at First Baptist Church. Mrs Van Antwerp will perform on marimba saxophone sleigh bells and accordion with the Van Antwerp family. Rev Walter Berg and Mrs Berg of Barnum Minnesota join with lighting visuals and a ward inspired message. Reverend Van Antwerp extends no cordial invitation to all.
At the August regular meeting of the Methodist Womans Society of Christian Service the Rev and Mrs Hart Kelly were honored for their 13th wedding anniversary with a sing along, an original ten verse poem, and a decorated cake. Attendees signed a verse in a commemorative booklet.
Mr and Mrs Boyd Sellers long-time Emerson residents now of Salisbury Missouri help celebrate the city's 100th birthday. They participate in the Queen of the Prairie pageant with a cast of over 400 and perform from Tuesday through Saturday. Mrs Sellers also sang in the Heritage church service choir. This is the final week of Salisbury Centennial events. Salisbury, population 1783, was named for a founder.
William Van Antwerp serves as pastor and Kirk Hascall as superintendent. Sunday school for all ages at 10 a.m. Morning worship follows. Last Sunday Kenneth Helmers supplied the pulpit. Wednesday evening includes junior choir practice at 7 30 p.m.
The Methodist Church under Pastor Earl Kelly and Superintendent R L Grayson promotes all grades as services begin Sunday at 10 am. The Goodwill truck will stop at the church Thursday, Aug 31. The primary department held a picnic Wednesday of this week.
Champion Hill Presbyterian Church led by Pastor Noel DeKalb holds morning worship at 9 30 and Sunday school at 10 30. Blaine Schick drove Ray Huntsman to Omaha to visit Mrs Huntsman in St Joseph hospital.
Emerson Fall Festival on Sept 1 2 at Bass Memorial Park adds motorcycle races on a special track with micro midget races Saturday evening after the tractor pulling contest and a 9 a.m. start for the day. Friday opens with the Float parade World of Sports theme and the festival features a free barbecue Saturday at 6 p.m. and Bijl Papon at 7:30 p.m.
Emerson California reports Third Class Bobby W Johnson of Emerson as reporting for duty at Naval Air Station Lemoore California. The station is described as the Navy's newest and largest Master Jet facility home to more than 6,000 air station and Pacific Fleet personnel with jet fighters attack and reconnaissance aircraft operating across the Pacific.
Calendar items list Aug 28 Firemen meeting and Sept 1-2 Fall Festival. The Donald Sowers family returns from a California trip visiting the Lee Sowers home near San Francisco and relatives in Long Beach Indio and Palm Desert.
Jerry D. Gage USN son of Mr and Mrs John Gage Jr has landed with Mobile Construction Battalion Six in South Viet Nam. Home base Davisville R1 the Seabees begin second tour to build and defend with Marines and other US forces nationwide.
Dorcas Circle of the Methodist WSCS met at Mrs Eama Barns home with 13 present including two visitors Mrs Tom Brown and Mrs Carl Christensengen. The group discussed fall festival plans, pledges, Sunshine money, and serving Maid rites and coffee at the festival while a Fisherman themed float was chosen for the parade.
Mr and Mrs Ralph Greenlee of Tahor spent the last week visiting in the homes of Mr and Mrs Edwin Grayson and Mr and Mrs.
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