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Newspaper

Malvern Leader

Location

Malvern, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Feb 14, 1963

Page

7

Book Review at Wesley WSCS by Mrs. Scott

Twenty two WSCS members met at Wesley on February 6 for a lesson and book review titled Today's Children for Tomorrow's World presented by Mrs. Kenneth Scott of Malvern. Baby pictures were shared as social time. Hostesses were Mrs. Dric Nyren and Mrs. Floyd Yates. The next meeting is scheduled for February 20 at Mrs. Clinton Parker's home with Mrs. Yates as flower chairman at the church.

WSCS Wesley Kenneth Scott Malvern Dric Nyren Floyd Yates Clinton Parker

Wesley Chapel Social Notes Highlight Local Families

Marion Wilson and Beverly dined with Milton Latchaw in Malvern as Don Godfry’s family marked his birthday. The Producer's Livestock Co. banquet in Omaha drew many guests. Clinton Parker and family visited Agar S D for JoAnn’s sixth birthday. Wesley Chapel plans a pancake dinner after services for departing families.

Marion Wilson Beverly Milton Latchaw Malvern Don Godfry Don W. F. Godfry Clarence Burgoin Allen Palmer Marion Plumb Darrel Gola Wilbur Producer's Livestock Co Omaha Henry Washburn Albert Washburns Mr. Washburn Mary Dale Mathews Clinton Parker Clinton J Agar S. D JoAnn WSS Wesley Geo Wallace Cheryl Rowe Albert Washburn

Attended Bridal Shower For Colette Crouse

A dessert luncheon bridal shower for Miss Colette Crouse was held January 30 at the home of Mrs. Ivan Durbin. Guests included Mrs. Ray Plumb Mrs. Clifford Allely Mrs. Harold Wilson Mrs. Clinton Parker Mrs. Lyle Howard and Mrs. Lynn Parker. The red and white decor featured bells and bride cards. Bridal bingo and gift opening followed. Mrs. Henry Washburn and Mrs. Ralph Wilson were absent due to illness.

Ray Plumb Clifford Allely Harold Wilson Clinton Parker Lyle Howard Lynn Parker Colette Crouse Ivan Durbin Henry Washburn Ralph Wilson

Wesley Chapel Church Services Announced

Pastor Rev. Clement Rowe leads Sunday worship at Wesley Chapel with Sunday School at 10 a m and church service at 11 a m Mrs Lorance Lisle is superintendent of the Sunday School and oversees church activities

Wesley Chapel Clement Rowe Lorance Lisle

Hastings News Social Gatherings and Travel Notes

Sunday morning visitors stopped by Bernard Mabbitt's home including John Gage and his sons Allen Dale and Ronnie Wilkerson of Emerson. Dinner guests were Tom Gage of Henderson and Paul Laverty with family of Red Oak. Mrs Brazeal, Burl, and Mrs Fisher with Reta Mosier visited Red Oak Tuesday. Mrs Courtier plans a few days in Council Bluffs with Eugene Courtier. Dennis Mabbitt stayed overnight at John Gage's. Steve Haines and his wife visited Central City, Nebraska while attending funeral services for his brother Glenn Haines.

Bernard Mabbitt John Gage Allen and Dale Ronnie Wilkerson Emerson Tom Gage Henderson Paul Laverty Red Oak Gerald Brazeal Burl Robert Fisher Reta Mosier W. ©. Courtier Hugene Courtier Council Bluffs Dennis Mabbitt Steve Haines Central City Nebr Sevveral Glenn Haines Emery Jewell Mra Addie Grooms Thayer Cletus Gibson Concordia Kaw Lonnie Gustin Gibson Gustins Edgar Poulsen Gen Johannes Omnaha Wayne Crawford Will Gale Shenandoah Freal Reimer Oakland Vern Taylor Veterans Hospital Omaha Edgar R. Paulsen Stella Houser

Cemetery Association Meeting Notes From Stella Hall

The Ladies Cemetery Association met Wednesday at Stella Hall’s home with one guest Mrs Russell Kindig. Refreshments included sandwiches ice cream and coffee served after the meeting.

Cemetery Association Ladies Cemetery Association Stella Hall Russell Kindig

Vows Exchanged at Farragut

Deloris Miller became the bride of Tom Miller at the Congregational church in Farragut on February 4 with Rev. George Campbell officiating. Attendants were Hari Randolph and his wife. A reception followed at the bride’s parents home. The couple will reside in Riverton.

Deloris Miller Olin Miller Riverton Tom Miller Eugene Miller Hastings Farragut George Campbell Hari Randolph

Red Oak and area residents visit, move, and club meeting planned

Ceasar and family moved into the Paul Laverty property this week. Red Oak residents James Rountree and others visited in Red Oak on Saturday. Gilbert Hall and family moved into the Moore estate they purchased. Nearby activities include Sunday visits to Tarkio Maitland and Glenwood, hospital visit in Omaha, and a Peppy Pixies 4-H club meeting set for February 19 at Terry Fender's home with six cookies per member.

Im Ceasar Red Oak Paul Laverty James Rountree Russell Howell Kay Page Charles Lucy Ann Page Silver City Gerald Brazeal Gilbert Hall Moore Warren Crawford Grand Island Nebr Donald Hockabout Timmy Lyla Courtier William Pickering Herb Stogdill Marla Ciltes Myrza Vanderpool Jack's Ben Vanderpool Terry Lincoln Terry Fender Bach

First Methodist Church Schedule and Leaders

Ralph Russell minister directs morning worship at 9:30 a.m. Dorothy Largent leads Sunday School at 10:30 a.m. Thursday events include 6:20 p.m. Jr. Choir and 7:30 p.m. WSCS meeting at Adah Haines home with Adisa Lookabill as Worship Leader.

First Methodist Church Ralph Russell Dorothy Largent WSCS Adah Haines Adisa Lookabill

Strahan News Brings Local Family Activities to Light

Mr and Mrs Ellis Grindle visited Kurt Grindle at the Edmundson hospital Tuesday afternoon. Kathy Grindle returned to school Friday after strep throat. Busy Bees 4 H club hosted bread baking and activities with ten girls, leaders and four guests. Producers banquet in Omaha drew Mr and Mrs Robert Christensen and Mr Harold Morrical. Teen 4 H box social in Malvern attended by multiple families. Several couples spent the weekend with Art Thieschafer near Glenwood. Mrs Gary Davis left for Biloxi after ten days with Emerson and Red Oak visits. Charles Gipe, Rose Brazelton were visited by Morris Woodfill and Jon Hathaway at Highland Ares and Red Oak hospital Tuesday.

Ellis Grindle Kurt Grindle the Edmundson Hospital Kathy Grindle Carol Karen Hall Robert, Christensen Arold Morrical Omaha Malvern Everett Stouder Dean Sayers Donald Virginia Angus Bob Christensen Genene Maher Robert Shaul Art Thieschafer Glent “Wood Age Gary Davis Biloxi Miss Kenneth Davis Virgil Potter Emerson Dave Angus Virginia Walter William Red Oak Morris Woodfill Glenwood Jon Hath Charles Gipe Rose Brazelton Highland Atres Red Oak Hospital Guy Grindle Goldie Grindle Howard Kayton Edmundson Hospital Kenneth Davises Farm Gate Thurman Emmett Gipe Cole Charles Kayton Ernest Carley Dills Grindle Deanna Grindle Joy Driever Lyle Coddington Jr Lyle Coddington Sr Coddington Shenandoah Arlene Roberts Joan Janet Ayr Ivagut Des Moines oMy Zeno Bags Bob, Fisher Council Bluffs Nellie Fogle Earl Conrad Harry Conrad Gee. Williams Clarence Lemonds Rose White Mable N. BE. Summers Tabor R. R. Kier Pat Buhl

Strahan WSCS Met with Mrs Gipe at Feb 6 Session

Mrs Emmett Gipe hosted the Women's Society of Christian Service meeting on February 6 with 123 ladies in attendance. Mrs John Lippincott led the prayer session while Mrs Robert Christensen and Mrs David Angus gave reports. All members participated in readings.

Emmett Gipe Women’s Society of Christian Service John Lippincott Robert Christensen David Angus

Strahan Methodist Church Bowling Party and Worship Schedule

Rev. John Lippincott leads Strahan Methodist Church with Pastor Robert Christensen. On Saturday at 7 p.m. young adults bowl at Red Oak. Sunday worship at 9 30 a m features a sermon titled Is Geo Washington Bt Living. Sunday School at 10 30 a m. An training session for friendly visitors will be held in Fellowship Hall.

Strahan Methodist Church John Lippincott Robert Christensen Red Oak Geo. Washington Fellowship Hall

Malvern Leader Social Notes From Malvern Iowa February 1963

Mentions Sunday visits by Mr and Mrs Roland Trively and Mrs Louise Kilpatrick of Randolph to Mrs Howard Kayton. Mrs Hodoval travels from Bellevue after a few days with Everett Gipe and visits Charles Gipe at Highland Acres Red Oak. Mrs Kayton calls at Arthur Carley home while Charles visits his father in Edmundson hospital. Mrs Mark Johnson attends Nishna Valley Jr Hi basketball at Carson last Wednesday.

Roland Trively Louise Kilpatrick Randolph Howard Kayton Wm. Hodoval Bellevue Everett Gipe Charles Gipe Highland Acres Red Oak Charles Kayton Arthur Carley Charles Edmundson, Hospital Mark Johnson Nishna Valley

Strahan Church Groups Meet For Officers and Activities

The Strahan MYF met Sunday evening at the Strahan church to elect officers. Elected: Steve Grindle president, Pamela Blunt vice president, Virginia Angus secretary, Karen Hall treasurer, Carol Hall sub-district representative, Robert Johnson worship committee chair, Beverly Wortman and Julia Clark recreation, Donald Angus and Lillian Trvin. The young married group plans bowling Saturday night Feb 16. Several community members attended visits to hospitals and homes, Scout week activities, and family gatherings including birthdays for Lyle Coddington Jr. and his mother.

Strahan Myf Steve Grindle Pamela Blunt Virginia Angus Karen Hall Carol Hall Robert Johnson Beverly, Wortman Julia Clark Donald Angus Lillian Trvin Strahan Church Robert Christensen J

Zeno Bass Hosts Birthday and Anniversary Dinner

Zeno Bass hosted a dinner on February 8 at Benning's Cafe in Shenandoah. Guests included Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Bass of Greenwood, Mr. and Mrs. Austin Bass, Malvern, and Mr. and Mrs. Lyla Coddington Jr. of Shenandoah. The event celebrated three birthdays for Louis, Austin Bass, and Mrs. Caddington and the 58th wedding anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. Louis Bass.

Zeno Bass Benning's Shenandoah Bass Lewis Bass Grenwood Austin Bass Malvern Lyla Coddington Jr Louis Cadding‘ton Louis ‘Basa

Nishna Valley Students Name Pet Peeves at NVHS

A compiled list from NVHS students names various annoyances from peers and teachers. Entries include offenses such as gossip rumors rude behavior careless driving and prankish habits, with several students criticizing others for manners honesty and organization.

NVHS Charlotte Carlson Marnie Fender Kathy Herbert Dixie Hall Deloris Mabbit Judy Crawford Kathy Courtier Lana Kadel June Exceen Rick Lunn Sharron Eastwod

Nishna Valley News Staff and Contributors

The Nishna Valley News staff lists Editor Susan Woodfil and reporters Margaret Wheeler senior Sharron Eastwood Alice Vrba Linda Larsen Marcia Bailain Wayne Jensen Shirley Mabary Perry Allen Roger Woodfill freshmen. The notice identifies student roles on the community high school publication.

Nishna Valley Susan Woodfil Margaret Wheeler Sharron Eastwood Alice Vrba Linda Larsen Marcia Bailain Wayne Jensen Shirley Mabary Perry Allen Roger Woodfill

Phys Ed Bowling Breaks Routine At NVHS

NVHS physical education classes varied routine by visiting Gene's Lanes in Red Oak Monday and Tuesday. Freshmen and sophomores bowled two games, with juniors and seniors following. Teachers without classes joined in, marking a pleasant change from the normal school day. The notice also advertises pre-cut letters and posters from The Leader office.

NVHS Gene's Lanes Red Oak P. E

Industrial Arts Classes Under Way

Perry Allen reports first year industrial arts in progress with students completing major and minor projects. Minor projects include bird houses and tool boxes. All work uses hand tools and nearly all students have completed the initial shop tasks and grading projects.

Freshman Editorial on Choosing a Career Path

A freshman columnist weighs the burden of selecting a three year plan in school. They contrast student indecision with Soviet early training, argue for self understanding, counseling, and pursuing what truly satisfies, noting personal course choices for next year.

Soviet Union

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