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Newspaper
Malvern Leader
Location
Malvern, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 16, 1965
Page
10
Local Henderson social scene features church gatherings and club events. Families and guests attend dinners, showers, and music performances, with volunteers from WSCS and 4-H participating. several residents travel to nearby towns for dinners, sales, and holiday celebrations while others host gatherings at homes and churches.
In Randolph Enterprise archival pieces, Father’s birthday unfolds with humor as a first girl arrives, a cake surprise at Rotary, and odd gifts like twin reflectors for the driveway. Cards mock aging, while a keepsake poem carries a Christmas theme and a meditation on faith during a school gathering.
Henderson MRS, EARL ALLENSWORTH correspondent reports a Library Club pot luck supper in Legion Hall with a gift exchange revealing Secret Pals for the coming year. Neighborhood Birthday Club held a Christmas party east of town with husbands for supper and a grab bag gift exchange.
Mills county 4-H members, their fathers, and Dale Shull attended Greased Pig Marketing Day at the Omaha stock yards on December 10. Pigs were sold to Wilson & Co with Jeff Richards leading the top hog at 230 pounds, followed by Dean Fender and Randy Morris. Richard Morrieal owned the top heavyweight at 245 pounds. Participants included Gary Dunsdon, Charles Haack, Steven Dickersbach, John Brunnings, Steven Morrical, Doug Christensen, Darrell Godfrey, Steven Winslow, David Boileau, Jan Bass, David Bass, Dale Schoening, Randy Morris, Kenny Bolton, and David Sell. The group saw a market newscast and toured the Safeway distribution center in the afternoon.
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