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Newspaper
Malvern Leader
Location
Malvern, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Aug 29, 1963
Page
8
The Malvern Methodist Church Young Adults group met on a Sunday evening for a work night in the preschool department. Seventeen attendees used red yellow blue and white paint. Mr and Mrs Obrecht announced a family picnic planned for September at Waubonsie State Park with details to follow.
The Lang Kesterson reunion met at Malvern on August 18 with 81 attendees. Ferl Swadley retired as president, and plans were set for the 1964 gathering at Elmwood Park in Omaha. Carl Evans was elected president and Hazel Simpson reelected secretary. Attendees included Ivan Swadley of Palmer Nebraska and many Lang and Swadley family members from multiple towns.
The Woman's Society of Christian Service will meet with Mrs. Ray Trively on Wednesday September 4 at 1 30 p m The initial lesson from the new study book Witness Through Service will be led by Mrs Lil Han Adama Lori Parks Observes Third Birthday August 24 Mr and Mrs Morris Parks hosted a patio party last Wednesday night for their daughter Lori Elen with 22 relatives and friends in attendance Auxiliary to Meet Monday Night The American Legion Auxiliary will gather Monday September 2 at 5 p m in the Community building basement with Gold Star mothers as honored guests Attended District FHA Planning Meet Mrs T E Salyers with Lois Clay Joanna Ponton and Diane Happ Malvern High Chapter attended a district planning meeting for Future Homemakers of America at Clarinda August 19 Band Mothers The Malvern Band Mother's group will meet at the home of Mrs Sam Benscoter on Tuesday September 10 at 2 p m note date change for this meeting only
Twish to thank all for the many cards gifts flowers and visits I received while in the hospital and since my return They were greatly appreciated Lyle Howard.
Plans advance to establish a Beta Sigma Phi sorority chapter in Malvern under Zeta Kappa of Red Oak. The group notes Beta Sigma Phi has 7 000 chapters and 150 000 members worldwide, aims to foster personal growth, non sectarian rituals, and community service through a large, global network.
Plan Jack and Jill Nursery at Glenwood will operate again this year on the school schedule meeting state health fire protection and insurance requirements. Board includes Mrs. Pratt as chairman and other Glenwood women. They seek a state license for 3 to 5 year olds up to kindergarten with an informal program of games singing open play and crafts. Registration opens September 3.
A religious reflection from Nashville emphasizes the Dives Lazarus parable to condemn indifference. It cites Shaw on indifference as inhuman, urging Christlike care and bridges of fellowship. A closing prayer asks God to guide care for others and unity in faith.
Ren G Burgoin, Mills County ASC chair, urges farm owners operators and tenants to attend the 8 p.m. September 19 township meetings to elect ASC community committees for the next year. Committees oversee acreage allotments marketing quotas loans ACP and related programs and delegates to the county ASC convention.
Roy Robinson expresses sincere gratitude for the cards personal messages and visitors he received during his stay at the Veterans hospital noting his appreciation for the support from each person.
Virgil Curtis thanks friends for cards flowers gifts and visits while hospitalized expressing sincere appreciation for the kindness shown to him and Mrs Curtis.
Malvern School District introduces expanded offerings across art and physical education with added staff and course coverage. Names include junior high and elementary teachers in science, social studies, languages, music, home making, and physical education. School personnel list cites principals, department heads, nurses, cooks, custodians, and bus drivers.
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