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Newspaper
Malvern Leader
Location
Malvern, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Feb 14, 1963
Page
1
The Baptist Ladies Kensington met Thursday at Mrs. Clift Stewart's home with 10 members present. Devotions led by Mrs. J. R. Hendrix. Dues paid minutes approved and bills paid. Mrs. Clyde Pratt organized pencil games. A valentine exchange was enjoyed. Next meeting at Mrs. T. W. Anderson's home on March 7.
Mrs J W Parman reports a weekend of visiting relatives scattered from Omaha to Malvern and Denison. Clusters of dinners and suppers mark reunions, with Marilyn Schoening returning to the University of Nebraska for junior year and Ron celebrating his first birthday among family gatherings.
Sunday evening visitors included Darrell Hopp family and Paul Wilsons group at Glenwood, with several other townsfolk visiting relatives and enjoying meals. The local Methodist church reported 92 in Sunday School and 65 at the 11 am service titled The Stone Which the Builders Rejected, led by Rev. E LeRoy Pullman.
The February 19 meeting of the Silver City Women's Club will be at the city library with Mrs. Clyde Schoening hosting assisted by Mrs. O Johnson and Mrs. Jay Darnold. Phyllis Skerritt will present a travelogue on Alaska the 49th state.
Mrs Vernon MRS Miley Schmidt correspondent notes Mr and Mrs Austin Bass celebrated their wedding anniversary and Mr Bass’s 80th birthday with family at Benning's Cafe Shenandoah. Other items report Clarence Myers undergoing major surgery at Mercy hospital Council Bluffs and Coxey recovering from operation. AZe and Mrs Roger Irwin visited from Schilling AFB Salina Kansas with Opal Irwin family. Harry Kemp and Jon Kemp hosted Magnolia visitors.
The Methodist church MYF fellowship met Sunday evening with 12 members present and one visitor, Bob Hauger of Glenwood. Members planned inviting someone to next meeting. Linda Schoening led the lesson Brotherhood Builders. Rodney Miller led worship. Several local families hosted or visited during the weekend including Scheels, Burgoin, Hunt, Carso n, Schoening, and May families. funeral for Gerald May held in Fort Dodge. Glen Haines buried at East Liberty Cemetery. numerous local visits and social events noted.
Mrs Wayne Blackman attended the February Baptist Women’s Evening Guild at Glenwood. The roundup lists visits, oyster suppers, and family gatherings across Glenwood, Emerson, Pacific Junction, Council Bluffs, and nearby towns, noting farewells, birthdays, anniversaries, and travel to Jefferson for a church ministry. Names include the Haynie, Bass, Sinner, Oleson, Irwin, Haney, Kemp, Bell, and many others in extended family and community circles.
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