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Newspaper
Malvern Leader
Location
Malvern, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Feb 06, 1964
Page
10
The report records the wedding of Kemp and Hent, noting the ceremony at a central church with attendees including Jimmy White and Miss Dhuaks Banvie. Guests described as well dressed, with the couple planning a Malvern wedding trip to New Orleans and Mexico.
Mr and Mrs LeRoy Brewing of Shlisburs Md announce the engagement and coming marriage of their daughter Jacqueline Tarr RN to TFC Charles E Robinson son of Mr and Mrs Francis Robinson of Malvern Miss Tarr a 1960 graduate of Wicomico County High School and a Peninsula General School of Nursing graduate is on staff at Peninsula General Hospital Salisbury Robinson attended Malvern elementary and Whitemarsh County High School before military police service and Maryland State Police service The wedding is set for February 29 at Washington Methodist Church Shad Point Md and the couple will reside in Annapolis where the groom is stationed.
An engaged pair hosted a wedding celebration featuring a "This is Your Life" style program with MC Donald Daesden, gifts table and a pink and white four tier cake by Mire. Doostd Dursdon arranged cake, with more than 30 guests including out of town visitors from Omaha Shenandoah Linden Red Oak Greenfield Glenwood and Pacific Jumellon. Hostesses included Mrs. Corte Stewart and Mrs. Jessie Darrah honored for her birthday later that day.
Mrs. 3. G. Alley of Plastinga attended the county par bureau women’s committees meeting in 404 January 38. A potluck dinner was served. Mrs. Alley’s guests included Mrs. Jerry Carleot and Mrs. Glenn Confer, who showed slides and spoke on Morocco. Mrs. Carlson and her family visited North Africa months. The new county chairwoman Mrs. Wayne Blackman opened the business meeting. Devotions were given by Mrs. Bob Christensen. Voting results on reapportionment were read by 14 members. Other guests included Mrs. Carlson, Mrs. Confer, Mrs. Don Johnson, and Mrs. Ben Wilson. Mrs. Clyde Patton led a talk on Mental Health. Next meeting set for February 25 at Mrs. Bob Christensen’s home south of Hautings.
Mills welfare payments for January total $22,575 covering Old Age Assistance 179 persons $17,239 Aid to Dependent Children 149 persons $4,880 Aid to Blind 2 persons $200 Aid to Blind and Aid to Dependent 4 persons $260 ADC covers 38 families averaging $128.42 each.
A Spaice area construction program with a large funding plan was announced by the Des Moines board of directors. The board approved a three for two stock split subject to shareholder approval, a change in incorporation articles with par value of $10, and quarterly dividends from 52 for common stock to 4.20 for 4.89 percent cumulative preferred stock, to support the new construction and long term commitments.
Local column lists a jumble of names and places including Kenneth Vans, Lincolin, Greenwood, Delhaahpauikea, Harrington, Crowe, Buckingham, and Ch ay Delhaahpauikea. The fragmentary items reference vehicles, courts, and roads, but no coherent event or outcome is discernible.
Mrs. Marian Jones, head of the Jawa Federation BPW Clubs, reports strong interest among women to hold major government jobs in Washington, D.C. The BPW conference in Washington drew 275 leaders including Sen. Margaret Chase Smith who urged political leadership. Esther Peterson outlined the President’s Commission on the Status of Women report and President Johnson’s plan to place 80 women in top government roles.
Mansfield notes list Sunday School at 9 45 a m Diving Worship at 11 a m Children's Sermon The Christ at Every Race sermon New Patterns for Living Together 6 p m Sr High MYF Wednesday 4 p m Missionary Study for Children 7 30 p m Chancel Choir Ruth Chete meets Thursday Feb 13 at 2 80 p m cohosts Arm strong and Goldin Grindle Hazel Houser program Friday 4 p m Ir Choir practice
Hugh Shiveley as pastor leads Sunday School at 10:00 a m Worship Service at 11:00 a m with sermon That Merciful Evening Gospel meeting at 6:30 p m Baptist Youth Fellowship on Heart to Heart With David at 2:30 p m Evening Surge, Tuesday 7:30 p m Choir Practice Wednesday 7:20 p m Prayer Meeting Deborah Society meets at Mrs Gordon Mullheland's home Wednesday evening Baptist Ladies Kensington meet at Mrs Hazel Bummare's home Friday February 14 World Day of Prayer service at Methodist church at 2 p m
Rev Arthur Rulside of Sidney will conduct the Communion Service at 11 a.m. on Sunday with Dr Alfred Martin ministering. Morris Parks and S 5 will hold Sunday School at 10 a.m. and Rulside will make calls in the afternoon to shut in members.
Saint John s Lutheran Church announces The Church of the Lutheran Hour with Interim Pastor Harry K Bartels. Services at 6 30 p m Sunday School class and worship at 7 30 p m during the regular worship hour with Mission Sunday observance.
Holy Rosary Catholic Church in Glenwood lists Sunday mass at 7:30 am and 9:00 am plus a 6:30 am mass at the State School. First Fridays observances include 6:30 am, 7:30 am, and 7:40 pm. Weekday services are at 7:00 am.
Mrs. J. F. Wearin of Malvern was named vice president of the Edmundson hospital board at an organization meeting in Cornell Bhilfa Tuesday. Miss Dorothy Christensen, Connell Tis, was named president.
Clarence W. Johnson, national WWI claims service officer, will be in Glenwood February 17 to assist veterans or widows with pension claim issues. Mills County WWI Vets Barracks commander Carl Phelps announced a pot luck supper at 6:30 p.m. in the Glenwood courtesy room, followed by election and meeting. Johnson will be at the courtesy room from 11 a.m. to 6:30 p.m. All WWI veterans and spouses are invited.
A 1908 Gherrald owned by Hertz car rental suffered about 600 dollars in damage when the driver Marlin W. Cullin, 32, of Bellova, Nab., dozed off and the car struck the bridge at the east edge of Glenwood on highway 274 34 Saturday afternoon. Cullin was charged with failure to have his car under control and posted a ten dollar bond plus costs.
Five members of the county committee journeyed to the Purm Bureau office at Red Oak for a daylong meeting. The purpose was to discuss policy adaptation and understanding for the upcoming annual moderation. Attendees included Wain EL McGraw Minds GC Allely Austin Dios Pete and Lon Knop.
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