Past Matrons Dine Patrons Thursday Dinner
The Past Matrons entertained the past Patrons and guests at the annual dinner Thursday night served at the O. S. and Masonic hall.
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Newspaper
Malvern Leader
Location
Malvern, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 06, 1962
Page
6
The Past Matrons entertained the past Patrons and guests at the annual dinner Thursday night served at the O. S. and Masonic hall.
Mrs. E T Sawyers recovering from a burn on Thanksgiving when a sleeve caught fire. Des Moines trip for Flying Farmer meeting. Numerous Sunday dinners and visits, including Ed Marskell, Red Oak residents, and a birthday dinner for Mrs. Barns in Red Oak. Everett Lunn and James Isaacson drive to Indianola with their child.
Funeral services were held November 27 at the Meyer Chapel in Council Bluffs for Mrs Carrie Thomas 85 a former Emerson resident who died Sunday after an operation. She was born in Des Moines and lived in Council Bluffs since 1943. Survivers include a son Lester Red Oak two daughters Myrtle Edie and Agatha Pickering both of Council Bluffs 19 grandchildren and 50 great grandchildren. Burial was in North Grove cemetery Emerson.
Ralph Russell as minister and LaVerne Carson listed with weekly services and choir sessions. Commission on Education Web 6 20, Sr. Choir 6 30, M.V.P 7 30. First quarterly Conference presided by Dr Teele. board attendance urged. Thursday 2:00 study on Who Cares at Parsonage. December 9 Youth M.Y.F. banquet.
Mrs K A Evans hosted a Monday morning coffee honoring Mrs H Houghton of Red Oak who will spend the winter in Iowa City. Guests included Mrs Oscar Hultman of Stanton and Mrs L C Dean of Glenwood among others.
Mrs Meltie A Mart returns home from Mitch Ellville visit. Mr and Mrs Wm Page and family guests in Omaha and visit Emory Mercer in Council Bluffs hospital. Mr and Mrs Charles Rupe Jr and sons visit Rupe family. Mrs Dana Oglevie dismissed from Davenport hospital to Bettendorf Masonic home. Sam Taylor of Hastings visits Tom Brown. Kenneth Hall a patient in Harlan hospital. Family returns home after 10 day visit with Sherman Allen. Corning guests dine with Homer Connell. Luther Hughes and Erma Allen visit Clyde Ingersoll. Edwin Grayson visits Margaret Grayson. Moodys plan birthday dinner at Glenn Forcythe home in Willisea. Margaret Grayson and Sue Grayson dine with EB Cole. Virgil Potter and son visit Harold Culver. N R Settell buys Lakin house. Clyde Rhoads visits Minnie Whisler. David Edie visits Hebe L Edie. Emerson First Baptist Church notes. Dick Person Pastor. Sunday School 10 am. Worship 11 am. Bible study and meditations. Baptist Youth Fellowship 7:20. Junior Choir 7:36. Senior Choir 8. Mrs A F Smith visits Omaha. Jack Stickley moves to trailer behind drug store. Ray Honeywell and Linda Johnson visit Anita to see Floyd Carns. W R Johnson hosts Red Oak guests Lloyd Hicks and Quentin Johnson. Jack Cotten sim and Wm Page to Lenox area. Roy Shoemaker to live with daughters Don Eastwood and Eugene Carlson. Mrs Shoemaker obituary earlier. Birthday dinner for Karla Morse hosted at Lane Morse home. Lester Edie family visit Lucille Edie from Liberal Kan. Christmas program at Champion Hill Dec 16.
The M and A Society met November 23 at Mrs. Richard Person's home with Mrs. Gordon Hascall presiding. 19 members attended with 3 quats as roll call. A $300 donation toward church expenses and $10 gifts to the Christian Home in Council Bluffs and to the Central Baptist Children's Home at Lake Villa were approved. Pecans offered via Mrs. Ray Huntsman. Next meeting December 19 at Mrs. Charles Lakin's home. members urged to bring cookies, candy or fruit for shut-ins. Various local notices follow, including visits, work changes, and upcoming WSCS and Legion events.
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