United Methodist Women Plan March 7 Prayer Service
United Methodist Women met at the church to plan the World Day of Prayer service on March 7. Officers reported on mission giving and treasurer's books, while a hall panel project advance underwrote material costs. A birthday program from Hawaii featured leis and customs from several countries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Methodist
N.F. Wright
Wright
God
Morris Hansen
Treas
Council Bluffs
Bob Samuelson
Richard Steen
Marie Jones
Fellowship Hall
UMW
Frederick Larsen
Frank Sawyers
Hawaii
Japan
China
England
United States
Lowell Hardy
Harald Sowers
Leon Robbins
George Bass
Last Rites For Amos C. Smith
Amos Carson Smith 81 of Emerson died February 10 after a heart attack. A retired farmer and trucker, he was active in Humanity Lodge 378 and Chapter 121 Order of Eastern Star, with ties to Emerson United Methodist Church and local groups. Funeral February 13 at Emerson United Methodist Church. interment Emerson Cemetery. Survived by wife Martha. Funeral arrangements by Nelson Boylan Funeral Chapel Red Oak with out of town relatives attending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amos Carson Smith
Emerson
Mr. Smith
Elliott
Mills
Montgomery County
Humanity Lodge No
AF & AM
Tyler
Lodge
Order of Eastern Star of
Emerson United Methodist Church
Emerson Community Club
Emerson Volunteer Fire Department
David Nolte
Emerson Cemetery
Humanity Lodge No. 378
Martha
Nelson-Boylan Funeral Chapel
Red Oak
Honors Fete for NV Senior Basketball Team
Coaches Erickson and Day, along with NV managers and chaperone Doris Sandquist, were honored at a pre game ceremony before the NV Stanton clash on February 11. Senior players Donna Christensen through Darry Stump received roses from the high school choir and cheer squads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nv-Stanton
Donna Christensen
Marla Carlson
Linda Costello
Cathy Douglas
Dianne Frink
Vivian Frazee
Libia Costales
Norma Calle
Erickson and Day
Debbie Curtis
Chap
Quick Trix With Mixes Program In Emerson
Enid Wortman Extension specialist presents Quick Trix With Mixes at Emerson Community Hall on Monday February 24 from 1 30 to 3 30 p m. The program shows how convenience foods save time and money when chosen wisely and offers tips from the Feeding The Family Smarter Not Harder course by Extension Home Economists in southwest Iowa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Enid Wortman
Emerson
Extension Home
Iowa
Pops Concert Music Theme I Believe in Music
The combined music departments presented the annual Pops Concert on February 10 in the Nishna Wall Gym. The program opened with a mass chorus and show band performing I Believe in Music, with special numbers by the Sweet Teens, Girls Chorus, Boys Chorus, and Girls Trio under Miss Peg Hastings. The Show Band, directed by Mr. James Bawden, performed Carioca The Way We Were and For Once in My Life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nishna Wall Gym
Sweet Teens
James Bawden
Blonde teased in class and local student profiles unfold
The text notes Helga as the class blonde to tease and mentions Linda Costello, a Super Senior, and Dale Eugene Fleming son of Mrs. Russell Fleming of Henderson. It lists current activities for a student including Basketball, Band Chorus, Sweet Teens, National Honor Society, and Science Project, plus a pageship in the Iowa Legislature. Dale’s favorites include blue, steak, Always on the Run, KC Royals, and Mornin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helga
Linda
Lynn Costello
Dale
Dale Eugene Fleming
Russell Fleming
Henderson
Ly HoHo
Iowa
Des Moines
KC Royals
FHE Lead Varsity Club Members and Dale Join Youth Groups
FHE Lead the Busy Bees 4-H Club and Oaks Young People. Dale played football and is in the band Sweet Teens Chorus and basketball team. He heads the Oaks Youth Group and plans to attend a Kansas college after graduation. February 20 1975 Monte Carlo event mentioned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Busy Bees
The
Oaks
Linda
Oral Roberts University
Blonde
Monte Carlo
Dude
Dale
Sweet Teens
Kansas
Also Mentioned on This Page
Plorence Patton
M.D. Lang
Grace Patrick
Murphy Memorial Hospital
Clyde Ingersoll
William Crafton
James
Kenneth Smeldin
Wilbur, Nebr
Charles Hopkins
Shenandoah
Aurora
Ill
Dennis Crafton
Gena Hess
Clyde Carnegy
Rogen Carnegy
Kenneth Coy
Rodney Carnegy
Ross van Nordstrand
Emma van Nordstrand
Everett Oster
Harvie
Prescott
Wilma Coy
Glenn Cooper
Mrs. Boyd Nuckolls
Sunny
Brownsville
Texas
Randy Wilkinson
Jill
Maryville
Opal Bayes
Plattsmouth
Darrell Bayes
Omaha
Winterset Inn
Richard Sanders
Eric
Christopher
George Hascall, Jr
Sanders
Mr. Sanders
Harry Kellenbarger
Lincoln
Nebr
Glenn Kellenbarger
Phyllis Frazee
Tarkio College
Richard Frazee
C.J. Blank
Bergan-Mercy Hospital
Joe McKee
Hastings
Marius Larsen
Bert Morris
Steve Colerick
West Plains
Minnie Crafton
H.E. Greenwood
Russell Carlson
Edward Greenwood
Charles Hambsch
Sayville
N.Y
Jeffrey Charles
Emerson Farm Supply
Berl Morris
UES
Amos C. Smith
and Mes
Horace Connett
Faucett, Mo
Lawrence Utz
Don Utz
Tom Smith
Highland
Kan
Charles Smith
Wisconsin
Blackhawk Reservation
Mishna Valley
Erone
Doris Sandquist
David Bowen
Bob Ebeling
William Angus
Scott Hillyer
Gregg Hillyer
Darry Stump
Hupke
Jahnke
Mike McDonald
Emerson State Bank
Emerson Insurance Inc
Dale’s Body Shop
M. Viner
Emerson Skelgas
Bud’s Standard Service
Margie
Nishna
Saarsi
Omaha Area
Nebraska
Poison Information Center
Childrens Memorial Hospital
Mansfield
Mills County
C. L
Karl M. Hertz
Mgrs
Malvern, Iowa
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