Malvern Leader selects southwest La. girls hoops teams
Deanne Grindle of Strahan is the lone first string pick as the finest forward seen by coach Raymond Term. Shepards the selection with 949 points prior to district tourney play. Yernelle Bentley of Emerson earns second team guard honors. Honorable mentions include Palser Lastings, Fleming, Shook, McMahan, Joyre Stille, Melva Arnold, Jonc fson, Rohrberg, and Karen Stone with Gipe and Nudd noted as guards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mills
Southwest Town
Deanna Grindle
Strahan
Supt. Raymond Term
Heanna
Yernelle Bentley
Emerson
Marlin Mercer
Janice Palser Lastings
Vivian Fleming
Barbara Shook
Menderson
Delores McMahan
Silver Cl
Joyre Stille
Melva Arnold
Pacific Joncfson
Eloise Rohrberg
Karen Stone
Glenwood
Karen Gipe
Joan Nudd
Malvern Teams Finish Third in Corner Conference Standings
Malvern boys and girls both placed third in Corner conference ratings this season. The boys won six of ten conference games while the girls won eight. The season saw strong showings from Malvern squads across events.
Gary Parker to Announce Teen Talent Show
Cary Parker, a Malveyn bin school junior, will host the KenP Teen Talent Show this Saturday February 95. The program runs from dawn until late morning with teens performing talents. winners receive an identification bracelet or trophy based on total winners. Malvern students have claimed several wins on the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cary Parker
Malveyn bin
Wll Ane
KENP
Malvern
Girls Trio Sang at World Day of Prayer Services
The pirate rie, Judy Showka Kathy Knop and Diane Kilns sang at the World Day of Prayer services. Held at the Presbyterian Church Friday afternoon February 16. The group sang He Shall Feed His Flock from The Messiah.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pirte
Judy Showka
Kathy Knop
Diane Kilns
Malvern and Essex Divide Two
Malvern split with Essex in a Friday conference game. The Malvern girls fell 44 to 20, with Judy Currie scoring 22 for Essex and Jeanie Mason Dick contributing for Malvern. The Essex boys dominated, winning 72 to a high score, led by Phil Johnson with a top scoring performance and Dee Zainders leading Malvern with 10.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Malvern
Essex
Malvern Boys
Essex Trojans
Cal
Jeanie Mason
Dick Senting
Miteern
Judy Currie
Besex
Phil Johnson
Masex
Dee Zainders
Madrigal Singers Entertain Firemen at Malvern Event
Malvern High School madrigal group under Mrs Picker performed for the Firemen's Dinner on February 22. The ensemble included two seniors five sophomores juniors and one freshman. They plan to travel to Shenandoah for Teen Talent Show and enter a music contest in the fall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Malvern High School
Malvern
Directwaly
Picker
Tne
Sophoro
Shenandoah
Falace
Meet the Seniors of Malvern High School
Malvern High School introduces Patsy, a 16 year old senior active in Student Council and debate. She hails from Omaha Nebraska, weighs 115 pounds, stands about 5 feet 6 inches, and attends Methodist Church choir. She plans general studies with five subjects and aspires to pursue pediatrics after college.
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Zand
Hitsy Ceurhiart
Patsy Wea
Alee Uh
Treganer
Cound
Amt Halids
Keith
Echool
Tatsy
Nee
Oneha
Nethan Agrib
Methodist Church
Malvern
Archool
Patsy
Alfred Hitchcork
Iwans
Six Weeks Tests Given and Taken at Marbyert High
Six weeks tests were given Monday and Tuesday, with 20 and 21 scheduled. Tests normally occur on Thursday and Friday but basketball events shifted the week. Students completed the assessments during the altered schedule.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marbyert High
Fat Lambs Lead Omaha Trade as Hogs Fall Back
Fat lambs fared best in Omaha livestock trade Monday, gaining to 20.28 and 20.50, highest since May. Hogs sold a quarter lower, sows steady to 2.50 off. Purchasers and buyers recorded names and lot sizes from Mills County to Fremont County with weights around 190 to 235 pounds and prices near 12.50.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Omaha
Mills County
Fred Woods
Harry Tousta
Paul Shaw
Sell & Roenfeldt
Edlund Brus
Bricker & Son
Chris Yer
Lot
Kennethstown
BO Haps
Wilson Busins
Hastings Malvern P J Henderson Still in Sectional
Mills county boys sectional games opened with victories in Oakland Red Oak and Sidney. Henderson 59 Irwin 55 Tennant 74 Silver City 44. Stennett 60 Strahan 26 Essex 63 Emerson 35 Hastings 56 Stanton 50. Malvern 57 Bartlett 53 with Dee Zanders scoring 19 to pace the Leopards as Bartlett trailed and threatened.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mills County
Sidney
Red Oak
Oakland
Henderson
Irwin
Tennant
Silver City
Stennett
Strahan
Essex
Emerson
Hastings
Stanton
Sidney Malvern
Bartlett
Pacific Junction
Northboro
Glenwood Girls Fall to Oakland in District Meet
Glenwood girls from Mills County were eliminated at the district meet in Sidney after a 76 to 36 loss to Oakland. Oakland led 36 to 12 at halftime and pulled away in the second half to advance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glenwood
Oakland
Mills County
Sidney
Virginia Lisle Receives in Declam at MHS preliminaries
Virginia Lisle, a freshman, earned a rating in dramatics at the preliminary declamatory contest held in February at Tabor. Participating schools included Malvern, Shenandoah, Farragut, Sidney, Thurman, Essex, and Tabor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
MHS
Tabor
Virginia
Lisle
Malvern
Shenandoah
Farragut
Sidney
Thurman
Essex
Emerson Soldier Now in Korea
Pte Kenneth A Straight, husband of Maxine of Red Oak, serves in the 7th Infantry Division in Korea. The Haugonet division remains in Korea since the cease fire as the sole US Army division, with Straight a gunner in Company of the 17th Regiment. He entered the Army in 1955 after basic training at Fort Ord and arrived overseas last January. A 21-year-old Emerson native, he studied at Nebraska State Teachers College in Peru and worked for Carlson Construction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenneth A. Straight
Maxine
Red Oak
7Th Infantry
Korea
Havgonet
W. S. Army
Straight
Ivan L. Straight
Emerson
We Army
Fort Ord
Calif
Nebraska State Teachers College
Peru
Carlson Construction (A
Patricia Newell Hosts Silver Clouders Club Meeting
The Silver Cloud Jr. 40 club met February 6 at Patricia Newell’s home with 15 members. Shirley Williams demonstrated hang drying clothes and Elaine Riley spoke on dressing well. Reports and first articles were reviewed, treats served by the hostess and her mother. Next meeting slated for March at Carolyn Clay’s home. Also mention of a bobsled ride event at John Cheyney’s home and a general thank you note from the Hartley family for condolences.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Silver Cloud Jr. 40
Patricia Newell
Shirley Williams
Elaine Riley
Carolyn Clay
Card of Thanks for Towers Cards and Visits
Wit wiah to thank everyone for the towers cards and visits or any other thoughtfulness while we were in the hospital Mia Bruno Leu and Larry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mia
Bruno Leu
Larry
Randolph Area Dinner Guests and Local Visit Highlights
Randolph Enterprise item lists weekend and midweek social visits including M Set and Mrs Floyd Clites of Lincoln and Mr and Mrs Norman Bliss of Omaha at Alfred Clites and Garys home. Bob White with L C Coy and Karen, Thera and Thelma Ferrel in Shenandoah, Flora Heaton and son Newt visit the Red Knight home, Hulda Wilson hosts a birthday dinner for Charlotte, R E Wederquist and Robert Smith family from Tabor, L E Fichter visits J H Walker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Randolph
Randolph Enterprise
M Set
Floyd Clites
Lincoln
Norman Bliss
Omaha
Alfred Clites
Gary
Bob White
L. C. Coy
Karen
Thera Ferrel
Thelma Ferrel
Shenandoah
Flora Heaton
Newt
Red Knight
Hulda Wilson
Charlotte
R. E. Wederquist
Robert Smith
Tabor
L. E. Fichter
J. H. Walker
RYP Party to be Held Here Next Wednesday
Final plans are made for a Farm Bureau Rural Young People party at the Malvern Community Building next Wednesday February 29. It will include a short talent show a 20 minute speech by Charley Sorenson director of the Town Farm Bureau Rural Young People refreshments and a dance featuring round and square dancing Admission is free. Members and prospective members are urged to attend and invite others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farm Bureau
Malvern
Farm Bureau Rural
Charley Sorenson
Town Farm Bureau Rural Young People
Birthday thanks from hospital stay recipient
Ethel Ireland thanks friends for the birthday cards letters gifts and calls received during her hospital stay and expresses appreciation for the thoughtfulness.
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Ames
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Sidney Ray Hambura
Gary Parker
Malvern and
Madrigal
W. £. Gladwin
Mike Broemer
Glenwood State Bank
Remington
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Orioles
Dee Zanders
Virginia Lisle
Silver Clouders
Bobsted
John Cheyney
Larry Gregs
Adriy Hartley
Escree
BOC
Ruby Greeson
J. R. Hall
Admi
Iowa
A. D. Fleming
Inza
Chantry School
Lester Baldozier
Ida Nelson
Call Blanche Emerick
H Farmall and
Hyd
Lakin Implement Co
Wayne Maddocks
Ivan McCord
Fred Newell
Harold Clark
Ivan Durbin
Hallmark
Robinson's
JeRome Adams Tire Co
Paul Hilton
F. W. Pierce
Mom Ballinger
Forrest Grasty
4Th Ave
Hed Oak
Lee Messenger
Duroc
Yorkshire Cross
March Farrow
Donald Goos
Evans
Artie Co
Evans Jr
Willenburg Piano Co
Leavenworth St
Nebr
Pace Service Co
Towa
Pierce T.V. Service
Bloedel Hardware
Salyers Auto Co
Rex Rourick
L. S. Robinson
Bob Campbell
Hurst
Ethel Ireland
Square Bates
Orville
Mt. Vernon
Green Bay
Venas
LM Royuy
ComuTy
Marion Myers
Mgr
A-1
Schultz Bros
John Deere
Ford Tractor
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