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Newspaper

Malvern Leader

Location

Malvern, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Dec 19, 1968

Page

2

Emerson Woman's Relief Corps Meets for Christmas Party

The Emerson Woman's Relief Corps No. 214 held a December meeting with officer elections led by Mrs Conde Ingersoll. New president is Mrs N R Settell and 12 members attended the Christmas party with 8 exchanges.

Settell Emerson Woman's Reilre Corps Code du Praais N. R. Settell Conde Ingersoll A Ees Myyre Sobbin Fuerest Gillespie Dan Christensen Paul Jones Elms Allen Vance White George Jones

Margie Hampton Returns Home After Hospital Stay

Last week Mrs. Margie Hampton suffered a severe cough or fit and came home from the hospital on Wednesday. The Densid Thason family moved into their new home at 9519 Bally Oak in Shreveport, Louisiana. Tim

Margie Hampton Densid Thason Bally Oak Shreveport Tim

Services Dec 11 for Glen L Confer

Funeral services for Glen L Confer six, Emerson route one, retired farmer, were held December 11 at the Nelson Chapel in Red Oak. Born May 28, 1901, he died Sunday in Red Oak hospital. He married Merel L Ballsin, who died in 1957. He lived in Montgomery County all his life on the same farm. He served as trustee and treasurer of Hawthorne United Methodist Church and was a past president of the Montgomery County Farm Bureau. He formerly sat on the board of Farmers Mercantile Co and as ASCS office manager. He belonged to Union Lodge 176, LOOF. Surviving are two sons Glen L Confer Jr of Essex and Jack of Emerson, seven grandchildren, and sister Mrs Gayle Wolfe of Red Oak. Burial was in Emerson Cemetery. L A Parker of Howard Kansas visited with his brother John for a white entertainment. Serving committee included Amelia Shaw and others.

Glen L. Confer Emerson Nelson Chapel Red Oak Francis Confer Ami Red Oak Hospital Merel L. Ballsin Confer Montgomery County Hawthorne United Methodist Church Montgomery County Farm Bureau Farmers Mercantile Co ASCS Union Lodge

Christmas programs at Grace Church and First Baptist Church

Noel DeKalb serves as pastor at Champion Hill Presbyterian Church with morning worship at 9 30 and Sunday school at 10 30 the Christmas program and tree are planned for Monday night December 23 Wm Van Antwerp leads First Baptist with Christmas program practices at 10 am Sunday school for all ages morning worship and a 7 30 pm Christmas pageant The Miracle of Christmas.

Champion Hill Presbyterian Church Noel DeKalb Glens Kellenbarrer First Baptist Church Wm. van Antwerp Kirk Haseail

Deborah Circle Christmas Meeting Held at Mrs Rows Ba

Deborah Circle hosts a Christmas gathering at the home of Mrs Rows Ba. Members plan seasonal activities and discuss forthcoming community dates.

San Appar Rows Ba

Turkey Winners at Emerson Saturday

Winners named from the Emerson drawing include Mrs Detis Carlstedt Mrs Paul Ab chants Floyd Bowyn Orel Gillen Floyd Hillyer Veugh Babbitt and Rayvnind Mitchal for firkeys and Mrs NooR Settell Paul Ves tal Mesa Junior Anderson George Bass Howard Allensworth Aro Miller and Mrs Mabel Wand for nuit baskets An anchor drawing is planned for the coming Saturday and again the day before Christmas.

Emnerson Detis Carlstedt Paul Ab Chants Floyd Bowyn Orel Gillen Floyd Hillyer Veugh Babbitt Rayvnind Mitchal Thee Nuit

Emerson O E S Elect Leona Dixon Emerson O E S

The Eastern Star group met Monday for a potluck supper and officer election led by Worthy Matron Joe Hathaway. A Rainbow for Girl Christmas program featured Mrs. Clyde Patton as Mother Advisor and honored twenty six past matrons and patrons.

Emerson Assembly of Order of Rainbow Clyde Patton Joe Hathaway Everett Gipe Frederick Larson Leona Dixon Eugene King Airs Gordon Frink Clyde Roger Jones Dixie Hall Wayne

Ruth Circle Meeting Celebrates Christmas Gift Theme

The Ruth Circle met December 11 with 12 present led by Mrs. Quentin Johnson. A Memorial was voted in Edith Parker’s memory. Mrs. Janet Spicer conducted the program Christmas Light with readings and a story gift exchange. Refreshments followed, hosted by Mrs. Vernon Johnson.

Ruth Circle Winnie Gamble Diness Quentin Johnson Edith Parker Harold Peterson Janet Spicer Vernon Johnson

Mrs Johnson Visits Cumberland Family Before Missouri Move

Mrs. Quentin Johnson visited Sunday at her sister Mrs. Jon Sothman’s home in Cumberland with their family. They plan to move soon to a new farm home in Missouri.

Quentin Johnson Jon Sothman Cumberland Missouri

Local social notes and family visits across towns

Amber Carson and Laverne Went to visit relatives Thursday evening. Mrs Carson had an eye appointment Friday. Dale Settell’s birthday celebration drew friends from Glennwood and Libertyville. Kristine Ray Wright born Saturday at Methodist Hospital Omaha weighing six pounds three ounces. Weekend visits included Winger Edie households, Mabel Ward hosted Bertha Therson’s birthday and Christmas party. Lyle Howard remains hospitalized, while Dennis and Bobby Jones stay with grandparents as parents relocate from San Diego to Chicago. The Canasta Club traveled to Essex for dinner and gift exchange. Several other dinners and visits across families and friends were noted along the holidays.

Amber Carson Laverne Robert Wright Kristine Ray Methodist Hospital Omaha Darrell Cooper Wheeling Mer Je Danielson Seve Libertyville Harold Coper Mabel Ward Bertha Therson Lyle Howard the Edmundson Hospital Dennis Bobby Jones Paul Jones Wendell Jones San Diego Calif Chicago Mr. Jones Harry Porters Margaret Grayson Sue Alfred Shaw George Curtis Jr Canasta Club Essex Butler Vina Barns Red Oak M. D. Lang Harold Gilteland Downey Homer Connell

Emerson Auxiliary Plans Donations for Arbor Day

The American Legion Auxiliary Levi Burton Unit No 375 met December 13 with twelve officers present. A district president letter asked for a tree donation for Arbor Day at the State House. Junior chair Robert Mejia reported on the Juniors making favors for Glenwood School and gifts for mothers. Eastwood gave the rehabilitation report on gifts for a sponsored child including pajamas robes socks and color books. A $5 donation was approved for camp teen books at Marshalltown in memory of Edith Parker. Gift exchange followed with refreshments served by Riis Eastwood and committee.

American Legion Auxiliary Levi Burton Donald Eastwood Brochall State House Robert Mejia Glenwood School Marshalltown Edith Parker Riis

Witness for Christ in all work sites inspires devotion

A devotional piece from The Upper Room stresses that worship is not confined to church but occurs wherever God is present. A young Christian carpenter shares a faith witness on the job, while prayers and thoughts of the day urge diligence in serving God at work, home, and church.

Thessalonians God Christ Wilhelm Wanqvist

Christmas Coffee Guests At Hastings Home

Wesley News reports a Hastings Christmas coffee hosted Tuesday afternoon by Mrs. Merrill Crouse with guests Mmes Lynn Parker Henry Wash burn Ray Plumb J C Allely Jay Winslow and Harold Wilson. Also attending were Mmes Ivan Durbin Kenneth Evans and Mrs Marion Gard. Funeral services for Mrs C D Miller in Lincoln were attended by John Wilson Mrs Marion Wilson and Mr and Mrs Ben Wilson. Miller was mother of Wayne Miller husband of Beth Wilson Miller. Additional guests over weekend included Max DeHart family from Co Bluffs and Sunday visitors Rev Wayne Wieman of Henderson and E A Cleveland of Carson.

Maxton Wilson Cliffond Allery Bors Wanton Dodge House Curnell Batts Ben Wilsons Mr Astani Alla Palker Ned ‘Mener Lynn Parker Walt Godfrey Don Godfrey Darrell Bee Godfrey Lyle Asell Robert, Clymer Slater Clymer Ames Ott Menschel Jobieson Danvin William Mattsons Bob Resh Dean Darby St. Joseph Omaha Roberta Robert Resh South Town Souls Fry Association Clarinda Nancy Bakehouse Omaha Community Playhouse Chekev Uncle Vatya Lee Bridgewater Wesley Mmes Henry Washburn Ray Plumb J. C. Allely Jay Winslow Harold Wilson Merrill Crouse Hastings Ivan Durbin Kenneth Evans Marion Gard Red Oak C.D. Miller Lincoln John Wilson Marion Wilson Ben Wilson Miller Wayne Miller Beth Wilson Miller Golden, Cole Max DeHart Co. Bluffs Russell Asell Wayne Wieman Henderson E. A. Cleaveland Carson Adah Haines Merrill, Crouse Marion Good Dae. Washburn Clifford Miely van Durbin Janet Sue Goodwin Barnardson Hospital Fred Lockabill Essex Helen Quimby Jennie Maroff Hokum Ewing David McCartney Mercy Hospital Charlie Ewing

Hastings Notes on Local Visitors and Birthdays

Hastings correspondent reports social visits and celebrations. Everett Wayme and family hosted Kathy Waymire’s tenth birthday in Musesti. Richard Brown and George Perkins families were visited. David Vanderpool marked his sixth birthday with classmates. Mrs. Keith Clutes hospitalized in Red Oak with flu.

Everett Wayme Musesti Sam Waymire Kathy Waymire Max Bachter Josephine Perkins Richard Browns Manawa David Vanderpool Keith Clutes Hastings Red Oak Hospital Amd Mr. Perkins George Perkins Tabor George Herb Stevens Merrill Crouse Art Ritter Afton Larry L'Heureux

Palser Heads lOOF Lodge at Hastings

The Hastings lodge elected Edgar Palser noble grand to lead the organization for the new year. Also named were Roy Glen Moser Chay grand Vernon Crouse secretary Bal Cenuse trainer Migr McConkey supporters Bob Wraynst ground Jim Tewin Aaron Crouse and Joy Wray trustees and Neil Bentley. The Odd Fellows sent a Christmas tax of groceries to a needy family in Hastings and made a donation to the Malvern Goodfellows.

Hastings Edgar Palser Noble van Roy Glen Moser Chay Grand Vernon Crouse Seceetary Bal Cenuse Migr McConkey Pepenters Bob

WSCS Membership Pin to Mrs. Vance

Hastings Methodist Church WSCS held an annual Christmas meeting with 14 members. They voted a 150 dollar church gift and heard a Christmas music record and a lesson. Mrs Roxana Vance received a life membership pin. carols were sung with piano accompaniment and a grab bag gift exchange followed.

WSCS Hastings Dénnig Travott Bill Maroff

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