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Newspaper
Malvern Leader
Location
Malvern, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Feb 04, 1965
Page
10
Miss Joan Mann and Dee Zanders wed in a candlelit ceremony at Farragut First Methodist Church. The couple, both with Midwest roots, will reside in Omaha after a brief honeymoon. Attendants included Pam Pease and Jane Mann.
The Nishna Valley WeMolay Mothers club invites any interested woman over age 21 to attend the regular meeting at the Malvern Masonic Temple at 8 p.m. on Wednesday February 10. For information call Mrs Bur dette Spiker.
Bill and Mike Flackburn hosted the Westminster Fellowship sleighing party at the Malvern area. January meeting led by Costello approved funds to buy a Know scoop for Lachiltal. Sixteen youths attended with five cars and eight adults. Activities included sleighing, warm clothing, devotions by Jim Hansen, and chocolate and sandwiches afterward.
The Baptist Missionary Society held its January meeting at Mrs Mae Walliams home with 72 members and guest Mrs Joe Mayberry. Reports were given and the Congo study continued led by Mrs Bertha Angua. The next meeting is February 8 with Blanche Emertek. officer planning at Chis Unie.
Ida Bess Dickersbach was honored at a Wridal shower Sunday afternoon at the home of Barbara and Wthyl McNees in Council Bluffs. Twenty guests from Omaha Council Bluffs and Malvern joined the celebration with gifts, games, and refreshments before departure.
A faith based reflection on a family’s sorrow after their son’s incurable illness. Parents trusted God’s permissive will and found spiritual healing despite no physical cure. A prayer asks for peace for the sick and sorrowing, urging trust in God’s presence and strength.
Farmers may join the voluntary feed grain program, with 20 percent diversion required and payments based on yield and county support rates. Higher diversion up to 40 percent increases payments. Signing up runs Feb 8 through March 26 at local Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Service offices.
Mills County Extension Service announces two six week winter painting series starting next week. Wilma L. Schultz says sessions run February 8 at Alice Gipe Studios and February 12 at Robert Harriss home in Glenwood. Strahan sessions 1 to 4 p m and Glenwood 7 to 10 p m. Supplies info at the Mills County Extension Office in Malvern.
Rev John Lippincott presides as Mansfield notes a full week at First Methodist. Sunday school at 9 45, divine worship at 11 with a children's sermon on Abraham Lincoln, and a Protestant Idea of Holy Community sermon. Evening programs include MYF, Jr High MYS, choir practice, and youth nominating committee. Weekly activities include WSCS Valentine box packing for college students and service men, 4-H day in Fellowship Hall, Cub Scout banquet, and Jr Choir practice.
Rev Hugh Shiveley presides at 10:00 Sunday School and 11:00 Worship with Lord's Supper observance. Deborah Society meets with Mrs Gladys Williams Wednesday 8 p m. Mensington at Mrs Laura Mulloland home Thursday 7 90 p m Choir Practice.
Pastor P G Becker leads services and classes at Hastings town church Feb 4 7 30 a m Adult Class Feb 7 9 a m Sunday School 9 a m Teen age Bible Class 9 a m Adult Bible Class 10 a m Evening Worship 6 p m Ladies Aid Family Night Feb 10 7 30 p m Choir practice 7130 p an Gonflymas tion Class
Representatives of First Presbyterian Church present the Sunday service at Nishna Cottage at 2 p m Monday February 15 7 30 p m Misa Katherine Anderson a missionary in Iran will speak She tours Southwestern Iowa the Westminster Guild sponsors the meeting and invites all who wish to attend
Holy Rosary Catholic Church Glenwood lists Mass each Sunday at 8 and 10 am with services at State School on Sundays 6:30 am First Fridays 6:39 am Holy Days 6:30 am and 6:30 am, weekdays 7 am Pastor Fr C Kaufman phone numbers 527 4141 527 9115.
Kenneth A Hankins of Glenwood pays a 50 dollar fine and costs after a speeding charge tied to an accident north of Glenwood on Sunday. Bruce Strom fined 20 dollars for failing to keep his car under control while backing from a parking lot. Nick Hormsia fined 20 dollars for driving without a Colorado license last year though he held a South Dakota license. Two youths fined for petty larceny after claiming fuel shortage led to gas theft from a truck owned by Jack Stanley at 3 am. Location Glenwood and charges by Justice Carl Rem Jey and Glenwood Night Officer Emil Knickman.
A stream of social visits and family gatherings spanned the Randolph community. Guests included Bob Walker and family of Essex, Kermit Smith and family, Vance Trively, Leonard Wilkins, Ed Walter of Coin, Bill Joesting of Tarkio, Carla and Michele Fichter of Tabor, Carl Zachal Bidney’s funeral attendees, Bill Tackett of Omaha, Walter Pearson in Glenwood, Melinda Cree visiting Joy Fichter, Sharon Moore and Vicki Danley of Tabor, Miss Bertha James accompanying Mrs. Art Greene to Sidney, Gary Wake with Anna Cooper and Mrs. James, and Eugene Park visits with Ted Knight and Ricky, plus Council Bluffs callers and J. E. Trively’s doctor visit.
Everett Stoneberg of Iowa State University says most Iowa farmers will profit from participating in the 1965 feed grain program. The exception would be if the acreage and or yield base is unfavorable relative to the prescribed base.
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