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Newspaper

Malvern Leader

Location

Malvern, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Dec 17, 1964

Page

5

Christmas Services Fill Emerson Churches Schedule

Emerson Methodist and First Baptist churches hold a series of Christmas events on December 20 and 28. The Methodist program at 7 30 p m features Sunday School pupils and church music groups telling the Christmas story. First Baptist plans a 10 a m service with department choirs and a gift offering for the American Bible Society. The day ends with a grand Sunday School program centered on a grandmother teaching her granddaughter the meaning of Christmas. Youth Fellowship caroling Wednesday closes services, followed by a gift offering for a Baptist Youth Camp in Strandheim Norway. Auxiliary hosts a Christmas party on December 11 with a rehabilitation program and gift exchange. next meeting January 8.

Emerson Methodists First Baptist Church of Emerson Hills of Judea American Bible Society Nday Baptist Youth Fellowship New Baptist Strandheim Norway Emerson American Legion Auxiliary Vernon Johnson Carl Lake Sue Grayson John W. L. Honeyman the Methodist Church Ralph Russell LaVerne Carson Hastings First Baptist Church Richard I. Person BYF

Open House for Laughlin Bride and Groom Held

Open house held December 4 at Laughlins honoring son Edward L Laughlin and his bride Mr and Mrs Matt Laughlin hosted about 150 guests. Special guests included Ernest Feld and family Charles Rafferty and family Rockwell Guy Henry Feld Carroll grandparents Pat York Farragut assisted with gifts tea served by Latimer York Jardon. Guests from Rockwell City Lake City Carroll Randolph Glenwood Malvern Hastings levogene and Emerson attended.

Matt Laughlin Edward L. Laughlin Ernest Feld Charles Rafferty Rockwell Guy Henry Feld Carroll Pat York Farragut Lyle Latimer Richard York Bol Jardon Randolph Joan Jane Feld Mary Sherry Latimer Marie Naye Louise Jordon Trandolph Rockwell City Lake City Glenwood Malvern Hastings Levogene Emerson

Barns Celebrate 60th Wedding Anniversary in Red Oak

Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Barns of Red Oak, formerly of this community, invite friends and relatives to an open house from 2 to 5 p m on December 27 at their home 501 Valley Red Oak to mark their 60th wedding anniversary.

Clarence Barns Red Oak Valley

Emerson Calendar Patchy December Events

On December 21 a Rainbow Chreaming party and a Legion meeting were noted. December 22 lists Fremont-Mttila playing a ball game locally. December 23 schools are dismissed.

Emerson Rainbow Legion Fremont-Mttila Dee

Rice Anniversary to be Sunday Golden wedding event planned by Mr and Mrs Rice

Mr and Mrs 8 W Rice celebrate their Golden Wedding Anniversary this Sunday with an open house from 2 to 6 p m at their home. The notice invites friends and relatives to join the celebration.

Emerson Chamber Starts Study of Trade Promotion

Emerson Chamber of Commerce held its December 10 meeting at the Methodist church with twenty nine members and wives. A steak supper was served by the Hannah Circle. The president Kenneth Evang led the business session and plans to boost trade for American businesses were discussed and tabled for January. Gift tokens were presented to attendees.

Emerson Chamber of Commerce Hannah Kenneth Evang

Emerson WSCS Christmas Party and December notes

Emerson WSCS held its Christmas party at the church on December 9 with president Cecilie Wax presiding. Plans included a Mother-Son banquet March 23, Christmas gifts to Hillcrest Children’s Service Gen and the American White Society, sick calls in December, and a Watch Night service from 11 p.m. to midnight. circles met December 16 and 20 will feature a Sunday School program, with devotionals by Mrs. Marion Leng and a Nativity background prepared by Mrs. Kenneth Huang.

WSCS Dee Cecilie Wax Hillcrest American Wibte Society Miriam Frederick Larson Rebecca Quentin Johnson Hannah Thelma Blank Marion Leng Kenneth Huang Mia Harold Sowers Merrill Warren Wayne Spicer Lisa Blank Craig Steen Mary and Joseph Clyde Ingersoll

Mrs Williams to Head Emerson O E S Next Year

Emerson Chapter No 121 O B 8 held its annual Christmas party with a potluck dinner. Officers elected at the meeting include Darlene Williams Worthy Matron Lloyd Williams Worthy Patron Barbara Douglas Associate Matron Jo Durbin Associate Patron Florence Patton Secretary Clyde Patton Treasurer Genevieve Fleming Conductress Sandra Blank Associate Conductress Lyone Tinseall Building Fund Trustee. Joint installation with Masonic Order set for Jan 9 1966. Christmas gift exchange followed.

Emerson Darlene Williams Lloyd Williams Barbara Douglas Jo Durbin Florence Patton Clyde Patton Genevieve Fleming Sandra Blank Lyone Tinseall Truglee

Red Oak Social Notes Highlight Hostesses and Visits

Samba Chib and Mr and Mrs Morris Evans hosted the Samba Club at their Red Oak home with guests including Mrs Jessie Fisher Mrs Carrie Cole Mrs Dorothy Abels Mrs Laura Snodgrass Glenn Ashby and others. The group later visited Colonial Oaks Home and then joined Sunday dinner guests at J A Schoening in Council Bluffs. A pre Christmas and going away dinner for Mrs Strong and family was noted. The Sewing Circle met with Mrs Mabel Ward. Several visits and hospital stays were reported including cataract surgery for N R Schtell and moves of Raymond Morse to Red Oak. Other family events included birthday celebrations, state board exam travels for Blanche Laughlin and various weekend visits.

Clyde Gravett Ed Marskell Paul Jones de Laing Kansas City Kan Goodwill Club Alfred Griffin Wayne Strong Bedford Clyde Patton Alfred Shaw George Curtis Sr Bianka Susan Larry Roger Shaw H. E. Greenwood Ray Seal Sun Valley Ida Herkley Dalls Ore Wilma Blazek Minnie Whisler Darlene Sandquist Teri Sher Moody Lincoln Nebr Ivan Shook Red Oak Hospital Shenandoah Morris Evans Red Oak Jessie Fisher Carrie Cole Dorothy Abels Laura Snodgrass Glenn Ashby Cole Colonial Oaks Lottie Thrapp George Hascall Bila Roberta Gertrude Marshall Stella Isaacson J. A. Schoening Council Bluffs Kenneth Strong Kerri Carson Dennis Williams Danny Villiser Mra Strong California Mabel Ward Clyde Rhoads Glenwood Leslie Noble Beatrice Eugene Treynor Diane John Hillyer Matt Laughlin Ernest Feld Charles Rafferty Henry Feld Richard York Blanche Laughlin Mason City N. R. Settell

Family Dinner at Harry Hoover's

Mr and Mrs Sam Hoover visiting with Mr Hoover's parents Mr and Mrs Harry Hoover and others until Jan 2. Hoover will go to Norfolk Virginia then Puerto Rico for three years. A dinner was served Thursday night at the Hoover home with guests including Alva Barrett Don Helma Shenandoah Jack Jones Marlene and Calvin Jones Herb Hoover Rickle Kendy Denise Harold Jones Tracy Tony Red Oak Joe Hoover Tracy James Glenwood and Sam Hoover.

Sam Hoover Herb Hoover Rickle Kendy Denise Harold Jones Tracy Tony Red Oak Joe Hoover James Glenwood

Santa Visits Emerson on Saturday for Turkey Drawings

Santa Claus visited Energon on Saturday handing out candy and turkey prizes to winners including Darwin Hascall Randy Wilkin son Mrs Harry Johnson Milo Schick Harlan Westenburg Martin Von Feeht Mrs Win Pare Mrs Don Twaddle Mrs Virgil Rank John Parker Blaworth Smith and Lane Morse Twelve more prizes to be given next Saturday with a final drawing December 4 Aleta Burgett won twenty dollars in groceries at Red's Rapid service station.

Santa Claus Energon Darwin Hascall Randy Wilkinson Harry Johnson Milo Schick Harlan Westenburg Martin von Feeht Mra. Win. Pare Don Twaddle Virgil Rank John Parker Blaworth

Emerson MYF plans December progressive dinner

Nine MYF members and three leaders met on Sunday December 12 at Emerson. The group decorated the sanctuary for Christmas before business. A progressive dinner is planned for 6 p.m. on December 23 starting at Merrill Warren's for juice and crackers, then Peterson's and Moody's for the main course. Dale Saundquist led devotions and the program covered the Symbols of the Church.

MYF P. m Merrill Warren's Peterson’s Moody’s Dale Saundquist Christ

50 year Mason Cert for Geo Hascall

George D B Hascall completed 60 years as a Mason and was honored at Humanity lodge No 878 in Emerson. He joined Feb 12 1914 and has served as Baptist church deacon Ameritus, taught Sunday school, and lived in Emerson all his life. His son Gordon presented the certificate. a third degree also was shown. Karen Cooper was to undergo shoulder surgery and remains hospitalized.

George DB. Hascall Masonic Humanity Lodge Emerson Hascall Baptist Church Ameritus Gordon

Windle Memorials Dedicated at Bartlett Church

Mia Golda Windle. Windle and son Harry attended morning services at the Christian Church in Bartlett Sunday where memorials to the late W. W. Windle were dedicated.

Mia Golda. Windle Harry The Christian Church Bartlett W. W. Windle

Patrol Checks Blue Grass Road Traffic

Town Patrol officers conducted a Monday afternoon traffic check on the old Blue Grass road east of Malvern to promote safety as detoured traffic from Highway 34 increases. Patrolman Pat Patterson aided, with The Leader editor among those stopped receiving a warning ticket for failing to stop at the Hastings road salon.

Blue Grass Malvern Pat Patterson Atlantic Hastings Road Hillsdale

Community notices from Malvern area on December 17 1964

Mr and Mrs Jim Rountree and family visited G E Ganley near Villisca. Claude Stephens attended a Henderson birthday gathering for T E Shook. Kent Hilliard visited a sister in Kearney Nebraska. Walter Stille and Herbert Stephens hosted a party near Henderson. W V Stotts and Claude Stephens attended church in Silver City and joined a cooperative dinner honoring Rey and Mrs Pullman. Mrs Randy Coleman and Randy’s family from Colorado Springs stayed with Randy’s grandparents Herbert Barnes. Kevin and Mary Ann Barnes joined in. Lanny Sellers visited Henderson area. Leonard Parker attended a party near Malvern. Russell Howell and children of Silver City dined with Golda Windle and Harry. Sunday calls to Charlie Alexander’s, Carl Hurst, Jerry. Lyle Howard. R A Skerritt. Dale Alexander family. Richard Krameck and Malvern guests. Paul Tackett and family dined with Harve Tackett near Tabor. Service at Liberty church at 9 am next Sunday. Rev E LeRoy Pullman extends season’s greetings for 1965.

Jim Rountree G. E. Ganley Villisea Claude Stephens T. E. Shook Henderson Mr. Shook Kent Hilliard Skearney Nebr Walter Stille Herbert Stephens W. v. Stotts Silver City Rey Pullman Hayes Homer Mayberrys Ronald Coleman Randy Colorado Springs Cole Herbert Barnes Kevin Mary Ann Barnes Omaha Lanny Sellers Leonard Parker Elmo Mavis Malvern Russell Howell Golda Windle Harry Charlie Alexander Carl Hurst Jerry Glenwood Lyle Howard Wesley Chapel R. A. Skerritt Dale Alexander Mike Rogar Richard Krambeck Richard Hendersons Paul Tackett Carolyn Marilyn Harve Tackett Tabor Friands

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