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Newspaper

Malvern Leader

Location

Malvern, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Dec 08, 1966

Page

10

Elsie Taylor Crafts Featured At Women's Club Meet

Mrs. Elsie Taylor of Silver City demonstrated Christmas handmade articles at Emerson Women's Club meeting held at the Baptist church. Hostesses included Mrs. H E Greenwood and others. A dessert luncheon, devotional thoughts, carols, and a grab-bag exchange followed. There were 21 members present and next WWI veterans’ dinner is scheduled for January.

Emerson Women The Baptist Church H. E. Greenwood Glenn Cooper Francis Parker Charles Lakin McKee Paul Richards Glenn Kellenbarger Club Firsl Joe Hathaway Elsie Taylor Silver City

Emerson Masons Elect Fleming Lodge Master

The Emerson Masons met Thursday evening and elected A. D. Fleming as Worshipful Master and J. W. Hathaway as Senior Warden along with Lane Morse Jr. Warder Glenn Cooper secretary Norman Fields treasurer Eugene King trustee Estle Darby Sr. D Marvin Warren Jr. D Eugene King S Leon Robbins Jr. LaVerne Carson organist Richard Morgan chaplain Amos Smith Tyler. Mr and Mrs Harvey E Smith now live at 1204 Reed St Red Oak after moving from the Stout farm where they lived 25 years and in Emerson vicinity 45 years They say Emerson will always feel like home and plan to attend meetings while residents miss them.

Masons A.D. Fleming J. W. Hathaway Lane Morse Glenn Cooper Norman Fields Eugene King Estle Darby Marvin Warren Leon Robbins LaVerne Carson Richard Morgan Amos Smith Tyler Harvey E. Smith Reed St Red Oak Stout Farm Emerson

First Baptist Church Weekly Schedule and Programs

Richard F. Person is the pastor. Sunday school at 10 a.m. Family Worship at 11 a.m. Meditation topic Discovering the Bible. Tuesday M and A Society at 2 p.m. Evening M and A at 8 p.m. Wednesday Baptist Youth Fellowship and Junior Choir at 7:20 p.m. Senior Choir at 6 p.m. Saturday Christmas program practice noted.

First Baptist Church Richard F. Person M & A Society Baptist Youth Fellowship

Ramsey-Scarlett Vows at Emerson Last Friday

Miss Patricia Ramsey and Harold J. Scarlett wed at the Emerson Methodist Church in a December ceremony performed by Rev. Earl Kelly. The couple will reside in Osceola with the groom in construction work. Reception at Gold Crown Inn, Red Oak. Church services and local notices follow.

Ramsey Scarlett Emerson

Plan Open House for the Andersons

Mr and Mrs Alfred Anderson of Emerson plan an open house at their farm home one mile west two south and one fourth west of Emerson from 2 to 4 pm All friends and relatives are invited They are parents of two children David of Ames and Mary at home Ray Douglas is a patient in Clarkson hospital

Alfred Anderson Emerson David of Ames Mary

O. E. S. to Elect Officers December Meeting

The Emerson Chapter of O E S will hold its regular December meeting at the Masonic Temple in Emerson at 8 p.m. on December 12. Election of officers and a draping ceremony are planned. A gift exchange and pot luck dessert follow the meeting.

Emerson Chapter O.E.S Masonic Temple Emerson

Many Projects for M and A Society

Emerson Baptist M and A met at the church on November 30 with 25 members and a guest answering roll. Mrs. Paul Shaw, president, presided as devotions were given by Mrs. Ralph Good. Treasurer Mrs. Fred Edie reported bazaar receipts and the Turkey Supper. The group voted to send funds to Christian Children's Home Warsaw Home for the Aged and Lake Villa.

Emerson Baptist M and A Paul Shaw Ralph Good Fred Edie Christian Children’s Home Warsaw Lake Villa Church World Service Ray Huntsman Glenwood Paul Richards Lucy Webb Hayes Job Shaw Francis Parker Harry Hunt

ISU Farm Shop Plan Offered by Fremont County Extension

Fremont County Extension director Richard M. McClure announces plans for a 30 by 30 foot farm shop designed to boost efficiency for tasks from small repairs to large machinery. The plan includes layout with doors windows work areas and storage, plus construction and insulation details. Copies cost $1.00 from the Fremont County Extension Office in Sitney under plan No. 74119.

Town State University Fremont County Richard M. McClure McClure Fremont County Extension Office Sitney

Local News Notes From Shenandoah And Nearby

Terry and Keith Allery visited in Shenandoah Sunday afternoon while Mrs. Floyd Turner plans a Riverside California Christmas visit by train. Arthur Nims remains hospitalized with hepatitis at Shenandoah’s Hand Hospital. The Jerome Nauman family moved to a new home. Christien Thor, son of Mr and Mrs Robert Fistier, born November 29 at Morey hospital. Dale Hillyer of Webster City visited with Heber Hillyer and relatives. Harvey E. Smith family moved to Red Oak from Stout farm southwest of town. Friendship Club meets Thursday with Mrs Ray Huntsman.

Terry Keith Allery Shenandoah W. EB. Waterworth Floyd Turner Riverside Calif Arthur Nims Hepatitus Myr Gerald Yowell Ray Honeywell Thelma Blank Frances Harman Jerome Nauman Dale Hillyer Webster City Heber Hillyer Harvey E. Smith Red Oak Stout Farm Friendship Club Ray Huntsman

WRC Names Mrs. Malskell President

The Emerson Women's Relief Corp No. 214 met on Friday December 2 at the home of Mrs. Erma Allen for officer election gift exchange and meeting. Officers elected were Hattie Malskell president Mildred Huntsman senior vice president Mabel Ward secretary Marie Jones treasurer Mabel Settell conductress Iva Gillespie chaplain Juanita Jones historian Erma Allen patriotic instructor and Julia White press correspondent. A box of items was packed for the Annie Witmeyer home. Next meeting will be at Julia White's home on the first Friday in January.

Emerson Women's Relief Corp No. 214 Erma Allen Hattie Malskell Mildred Huntsman Mabel Ward Marie Jones Mabel Settell Iva Gillespie Juanita Jones Julia White Annie Wittmeyer

Card of thanks from Mrs Ross Bryant

YT thanks relatives and friends for cards gifts and prayers while in hospital. They were very much appreciated.

Ross Bryant

Darlene Reports City Life Disadvantages From Youth Exchange

Darlene Sandquist recounts Mills County's Farm-City Youth Exchange in Omaha. Highlights include a banquet at the Livestock Exchange Building, visits to Burke High School, a drama performance, tours of Omaha and Boys Town, a farewell dance for Maria Chaffee, and experiences at the Nelsons home and local farm near Henderson. She notes lasting impressions and gratitude for the program.

Darlene Sandquist Navy Dave Newell Mills County Omaha Chamber of Commerce Livestock Exchange Omaha Maria Lynn Chaife Cheri Boys Town the Crossroads Mr. Nelsen Miss Chaffee Maria Waltham Mass Nelson

Phone Call Prize for Mrs McKee Honors Soldier in Viet Nam

Mrs Joe McKee of Emerson won a three minute phone call to her son in law, P I C Richard W Brown, in Viet Nam funded by the United Communication Workers of America. Brown serves in Qui Nhon in transportation along the coast. his 12 month tour ends in June 1967.

Joe McKee Emerson Richard W. Brown Viet Nam United Communication Workers of America P. F.C. Brown Qui Nhon Army Lana Mckee Pfe. Brown

Asbury Club Hosts Taste Aram­ma for Children's Hospital Appeal

The Asbury Club will meet Thursday December 15 at 1 p.m. with Mrs Harald Smith for a taste arama event. Members will bring gifts to be sent to the Children’s Memorial Hospital in Council Bluffs for the charity drive.

Asbury Club Harald Smith Children’s Memorial Hospital Ca. Bluffs

No Road Beyond the Cemetery Faith Message

A brief reflection contrasts secular life with Christian faith. It cites mortality and vanity, recalls the Indian chief who chose the old path to death, and asserts Christ offers a path through the valley of death toward dwelling in the Lord’s house, echoing Psalm 23.

England Jesus

Marriage of Lois Hascall Announced

Mr and Mrs Darwin L Hascall announce the marriage of their daughter Lois Rosalie to Bernard Rodger Lodholz of Omaha Nebraska son of Mr and Mrs Frank Lodholz of Deerbrook Wise The July candlelight ceremony was held in the Mead chapel at the First Methodist church in Omaha Rev B Roy Brown officiated Best man and matron of honor were Mr and Mrs Robert Sloan of Omaha Organist was Mrs Flora Sears Nelson A reception and dinner followed at the Diplomat Hotel The couple reside in Omaha where both are employed at National Home Supply.

Darwin L. Hascall Lois Rosalie Bernard Rodger Lodholz Omaha Nebr Frank Lodholz Deerbrook Wise Mead Chapel First Methodist Church B. Roy Brown Robert Sloan Flora Sears Nelson Diplomat Hotel Lodholz National Home Supply

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Ward Coy Ed Marskell Evert Sawyers Mills County Barracks No. 1337 Richard Person and Sons Ronald Good Council Bluffs J. J. Simpson Dana Joe E. McKee Malvern Dale Settell Farragut N. R Emerson Masons Fleming Patricia Ramsey Virgil Ramsey Harold J. Scarlett Osceola Edna Scarlett Anita Earl Kelly James Shelley Couneil Buffs Richard Retz Atlantic Gold Crown Inn Qsceola Methodist Church Earl Kelley R. L. Grayson Naomi Circle Amber Carson Hannah C. J. Blank Ruth Givele Donald Eastwood WSCS Hebe L. Edie Champion Hill Presbyterian Church Noel DeKalb Harland Westenburg New Mexico Folk Francis Gilleland Eliolt Homer Connell Andersons Ray Douglas Clarkson Hospital ISU U*s*air Force Air Force WRC Malskell Darlene Mrs. McKee Co. Bluffs Bertha Kellenbarger Dale Shelley Tom Brown Monroe Paul Windom Lois Hascall Delaver Iowa Power Pano Light Company
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