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Newspaper
Malvern Leader
Location
Malvern, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 13, 1962
Page
8
Menus list daily meals for December 17 to 19 including chili and crackers bread and butter sandwich milk and brownies on the 17. chicken and noodles jello salad hot rolls and butter pudding milk on the 18. wiener winks sauer kraut or spinach corn apple sauce bars fruit and milk on the 19.
Malvern Community High School displays yuletide spirit with Christmas pictures on windows and decorated bulletin boards. A large tree in the hall features lights, bulbs, and aluminum icicles. Student Council, class officers, and others decorated from Dec. 7 to the following Tuesday for open house.
The Malvern High School vocal program will be held at the Methodist church on Thursday December 20 at 730 p m. Performances by the junior high chorus girls glee mixed chorus and vocal ensembles feature guest soloist Phyllis Buhr. The program includes Christmas carols and spirituals such as I Wonder as I Wander Rise Up Shepherd and Follow and Go Tell It on the Mountain.
A special band practice is scheduled for December 14 in the community building gym to prepare junior and seniors bands for the Christmas concert on December 17 at 7 30 p m. The concert will feature favorite Christmas songs. The ad notes potential pay.
Nancy Lisle reports 86 people registered for the Malvern Senior and Junior High open house held Tuesday night in the high school building. Supt Crink welcomed parents in the library, then Mr Nothem spoke as the faculty was introduced.
Freshman girls craft candy houses wreaths and a toothpick Christmas tree in home ec. Seniors finish sewing projects then make frosted multicolored candles. Both classes will begin baking cookies and candies next week.
A Malvern meeting reported by Bill Oliver of Delmar Studios notes he will visit December 13 to review dummy sheets and offer suggestions. Photos will be taken after Christmas vacation as the 1962-63 Oriole aims to finish on schedule amid page work and sweatshirt sales.
Carol Gustin is this week's MCHS senior of the week. She aims to become either a secretary or a beautician, with unclear future plans. She enjoys extracurriculars, including softball, girls track and FHA, and lists blue, spaghetti and meatballs, Ray Charles, and Elvis Presley among favorites.
Malvern high Drama Club began practice for three one act plays to be staged on February 5. Parts were announced by Mr Breshears last week after three rehearsal sessions. Genesis a choral speaking drama The Death of the Hired Man another drama and Antic Spring a comedy complete the lineup.
The Malvern Community high band members were entertained at the Sidney Legion club Monday evening by the Band Mothers club. About 59 diners enjoyed filet mignon and extras, then a social hour followed. They were transported to Sidney by school buses.
Mr and Mrs Earl Boileau visited Council Bluffs Tuesday. Gordon Steiner and Annette of Omaha joined Sunday dinner with the Gordon Steiner family. Kirk Samples of Red Oak called at the Dinwiddie home Sunday afternoon. Marvin Warren and Suellen visited the Robert Scott family Friday evening. Gordon Viner was Sunday evening guest. Dr and Mrs W L Vanderlin attended a pot luck at Don Parker’s Sunday. Hiram Cool and son Richard drove to Nehawka for Richard’s 4-H pig project. Rep William Scherle traveled to Des Moines on business and attended the seventh district Republican meeting in Atlantic. Mrs Herman Coppack learned her nephew Colin Finlay was killed in a car crash in Coquille Oregon. Fred Finlay once lived in this vicinity. Weldon Wallace Roger and George plus Mrs Helen Winchester and Mrs Mary Bowden attended the wedding of William Simmonds of Silver City and Joyce Decker in Glenwood Sunday.
Henderson school announces its Christmas program for December 20 featuring two operettas. Kindergarten through sixth grade will perform The Christmas Story and Pho, Magi's Gift. School closes December 21 for vacation and reopens January 2.
The U Y 8 met with the M Y F at the Vanderlinden home Sunday to build a Nativity scene to be added each year on the Paul lot between the churches. The Christian church bazaar drew a large crowd Wednesday with $450 in receipts. The Prayer circle met Monday night with meetings alternating every other Monday.
Mrs. Melva Christoffersen hosted a 7 pm Library Club dinner with Nativity favors, Christmas story read by Mrs. C A Frink, carols, a Christmas prayer, and a mystery gift exchange. Four guests attended. Virgil Morris Birthday Club met Friday evening for games and singing. ten members present with entertainment led by Mrs. Bert Morris and Mrs. Norbert Stephens. B Y K Club had a Friday Christmas luncheon at Mrs. Nellie Fickel's. gifts at center, streamers to place cards, and carols led by Mrs. Gordon Steiner.
Malvern residents attended a Sunday open house at Tom Gidley’s. Mrs. E N Brown and Susan, and Mr and Mrs Jack Brown and Karen Reiken were in Omaha. Council Bluffs visitors included Harry Springer and Tom Clark. funeral services were held in Macedonia for Don Cramler. others hosted and visited in Malvern, Omaha, and nearby towns.
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