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Newspaper
Malvern Leader
Location
Malvern, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Feb 18, 1965
Page
8
Eb 22 begins with a P T O meeting at Nishina Valley. Firemen plan a meeting on Fen 22. Sewing group Al Mare Ruret Grayson's scheduled.
The Levi Burton Post 875 American Legion Auxiliary met at Mrs. George Jones Webs home with 14 members present. Mrs. Carl Lake led, a Costa Rica aid project was noted, and Mrs. Don Eastwood spoke on Americanism. Members discussed youth patriotism and awards, with refreshments served. Next meeting set for March 12 at Mrs. Horace Greenyard, plus local family visits and new births noted.
A surprise celebration was held Saturday evening for Mr and Mrs Paul Shaw on their 25th wedding anniversary. Attendees included Linda Youngs of Omaha, Twyli Yeager, Sant Melon, Iya Durbin, George Stille, Richard Person, Gordon All, Aileen Geo Maccullin, Janet and Wesley Dickiol, among others.
The Woman's Society of Christian Service met February 10 with 30 members and guest Mrs. Pranette Creenwood. Vice president Mrs. Frederick Larson led the meeting. World Day of Prayer is March 5 and a union service will be at the Methodist Church. A March 9 fellowship dinner at 6 30 with a missionary talk by Rev. James Joyce from Japan followed.
Sincere thanks to my friends and relatives for cards, favors and visits during my hospital stay and since returning home. Mrs. Quentin Jolson
Mr and Mrs Jean LeMay of Lafayette announce the engagement of their daughter Barbara Brien to Larry Clark son of Mr and Mrs Harry Clark of Emerson Barbara a 1963 Longmont high school graduate and enrolled at Neodate Service in Boulder Larry a 1955 Emerson high school graduate and Navy member stationed in Charleston 4 C An April wedding is planned.
Miss Sylvia Kellogg and Edwin Grayson will be married Tuesday March 2 at 8 a.m. in the Methodist church. A reception will follow. The bride, formerly from OkM home, has lived recently at Cowden Mrink home. The groom met the bride at Mr. and Mrs. C. FB. Cale in Minerson. They will live on a farm mile south of Hmerson after a short trip. An invitation extends to friends to attend.
Richard I pastor leads Sunday School at 10 a.m. Family Worship at 11 a.m. meditation on Does It Matter What We Believe. Depth Gillie Study at 7:40 p.m. Discussion on Ephesians 3 11 22. Cottage Prayer Service Tuesday at Homer Connell’s. BYP Wednesday 7 89 p.m. Jr Choir 7:30 p.m. Senior Choir 8 p.m. Cottage Prayer Thursday 7:20 p.m.
Noel DeKalb pastors the Presbyterian Church with Glenn Kellenbarger as superintendent. Sunday School begins at 10 a.m. Morning Worship follows at 11 a.m.
Ralph Russell pastor LaVerne Carson superintendent Sunday School at 10 Morning Worship at 11 05 Junior Choir to Wishna Cottage Home Malvern at 2 Rev Russell to deliver message Bible study at parsonage 713d p tm Junior Choir 7 Senior choir at 8 Thursday Mission study at parsonage 6 30 Men of Emerson and Hastings churches will have supper at church with meeting Rev Lippincott of Malvern speaker
Local moves include Robert Fields family relocating to Fort Wayne Indiana and Wendell Dietrick moving into the south of town house, Frank Hillyer home renter. Charles Cole 34 dies of liver cancer at Veterans hospital Idaho after Navy service. Darrell Porter hospitalized at Fort Jackson South Carolina. Snow cleanup continues after 10 inch blizzard. Diane Bowen visits from Amen with Grace Bowen. Sunday guests include Jim Winchester Cindy Rodney and Helen Winchester.
Emerson First Baptist Church prepares eight evangelistic meetings led by Rev. John Giles of Omaha from March 21 to 28. Services run nightly at 7 30 pm with singing testimonies and messages. Giles, a Des Moines area pastor and Omaha ministerial union president, resumes local duties as cottage prayer services begin February 22.
A Pennsylvania preacher Peter Miller faces a treason accusation against a neighbor during the Revolutionary era. Miller seeks a pardon from General Washington but is denied. Washington then offers mercy if Miller forgives his enemy, who later becomes a friend and even inherits Miller’s wealth. The tale closes with a moral about loving enemies, echoing Jesus' Sermon on the Mount.
The Junior Auxiliary held a meeting at the Keystone school house hosted by leader Mrs Cole. L members answered roll call. Chaplain Mark Cheney gave prayer. Pamela Westonburg, treasurer, reported a $29.59 balance. Mrs Cole played records for the girls. Reporter Gonnie Edie.
Mrs. Ralph Good hosted dinner Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Ellery Kekrel and son in honor of Mrs. Hrunen's birthday. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Lakin returned from a 10 day vacation in the south with stops in New Orleans and Destin, plus two day stays, joined by Mr. and Mrs. Norman Fanning of Sioux City.
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