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Newspaper

Malvern Leader

Location

Malvern, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Feb 25, 1937

Page

8

Shower honors Hastings brides with tea and gifts

A Hastings miscellaneous shower celebrated Dorothy Monk of Orton and other recent brides with tea, towels, and recipe writing. The gathering featured fruit salad, whipped cream, chocolate and white cakes, and coffee. Numerous relatives and friends from Glenwood, Glasgow, Malvern, Riverton, Council Bluffs, Omaha, and Emerson attended. Many guests were listed with updates on their travels, illnesses, and visits, including Waters, Monk, Niday, and Ord families.

Ome Dorothy Dar | Monk Orton John Niday Fred Henton Edna R. Crawford Ima Lillian Pauline Vioj Gustin Geo Resh Niday Jess Monk Millie Gale Messinger

Hastings Public School Volleyball Party and Movie Trip

Hastings Public School notes a volleyball party at the church last Monday with popcorn balls as refreshments. Students also visited Malvern on Friday afternoon to view The Life of Louis Pasteur, described as a very fine picture enjoyed by all. Harold Gilletland plans to move to Persia at the start of the month.

Malvern Louis Pastour Harold Gilletland Persia

First and Second Grades Earn High Marks in Spelling

The report lists Warne Clark, Robert Dailey, Charles Fellows, Dora Mae Johnson, Glen Martin, Roger Walden, Dorothy Waterworth, and Duane Porter as A students in spelling last week. Second graders begin science readers this week and both grades enjoyed making decorative hatchets for window decorations.

Warne Clark Robert Dailey Charles Fellows Dora Mae Johnson Glen Martin Roger Walden Dorothy Waterworth Duane Porter

Perfect Spelling Stars in Third and Fourth Grades

Third graders Dessie Gustin Joan Hamilton and Marjorie McKinney achieved perfect spelling last week. Fourth graders Daniel Johnson Jean Graham and Jean Turner shared the same success. Our teacher read stories about George Washington on Monday and students colored pictures of Washington.

Dessie Gustin Joan Hamilton Marjorie McKinney Daniel Johnson Jean Graham Jean Turner George Washington Washington

Senior News Chooses Play for Senior Class Night

Sample play books are available for the senior class play selection while typing students have completed their text books. The notice signals planning for a senior year event and classroom readiness.

Sophomore News Highlights Excursions and Cooking

Norma Zach and Violet Bailey were excused Thursday afternoon to attend The Life of Lewis Pasteur in Malvern. Home economics students prepared scalloped potatoes, vegetable salad, salad dressing, and Parker House rolls, and discussed school activities for OS RG SS TOR TE BENG.

Norma Zach Violet Bailey Lewis Pasteur Malvern

Sparrow remark ends study circle quiz tease

The board faculty banquet is set for Tuesday evening. Jimmie Parker offers a bright remark of the week. Mr. Follows asks why sparrows are in this country and Parker quips they stay because they don’t want them elsewhere. Mr. Haroff concludes our study of circles with a quiz Friday.

Jimmie Parker Mr. Felows Sparrows Mr. Parker

Freshman Class Names and Farm Jam Joke

Freshman students Farris Waterworth Jimmie Parker Flood Clues and Jerrell Waterworth attended a Thursday Malvern show. In general science they study forestry and farm garden topics with Mr Fellows asking if jam on a child’s face should be called dirt. Jimmie Parker replied I would call it jam.

Malvern Farris Waterworth Jimmie Parker Flood Clues Jerrell Waterworth Mr. Fellows Jimmie

CHAMPIION HILL A Hi Hatfield and family guests

Hatfield and family joined Mel Berriman and family for Sunday dinner at the CW Bishop home. C W Bishop and family were supper guests last Tuesday night with the Dewey and Walter Bishop hare. W Tf Noel Dallas and Avis were weekend visitors with Mr Noel's parents in Missouri. Mr and Mrs F G Rochersperger and Jean and Mrs J W McLain were in Shenandoah Thursday afternoon, Mr and Mrs J W James and Loren were in Shenandoah Wednesday. Mr and Mrs Chester Cooper were dinner guests of Mrs Cooper's parents Mr and Mrs FAL Brown near Essex, Mr and Mrs A1 Kellensbarger were dinner guests Thursday of Mr and Mrs F M Parker. In the afternoon Mr and Mrs Kellensbarger and Mr and Mrs Parker were callers in Shenandoah, Mr and Mrs J F Shetley entertained the Night Hawk club at their home Friday night.

Hi. Hatfield Mel Berriman Bishop C. W. Bishop Dewey Walter Bishop W. Tf. Noel Dallas Avis Mr. Noel Missouri F. G. Rochersperger Jean J. W. McLain Shenandoah J. W. James Loren Chester Cooper A1. Kellensbarger F. M. Parker

Hillsdale visitors and local social notes scene

Donald Dillehay of Hartley is home for a few days visiting his parents Mr and Mrs Cliff Dillehay Thelma McClure visited over the weekend with Marjorie Van Orsdel Mr and Mrs Chas Smith of Randolph moved last week into the tenant house on the Ernest White farm Ellison Dillehay of the United States navy has recently been transferred to the U S 5 Pa at San Pedro Calif Miss Deloris Lechliter and Date and Maxine Sell were dinner guests in the Walter Phelps home Saturday evening Buddie Hammers spent the weekend with his mother Mrs Leona Hammers in Council Bluffs Mr and Mrs A H Culver and Mrs Mary Sawyers and daughter Margaret Louise visited Sunday in the home of Miss Lizzie Madden in Tabor Tom White and mother were Sunday visitors in the Ernest White home

Donald Dillehay Hartley Cliff Dillehay Thelma McClure Marjorie van Orsdel Chas. Smith Randolph Ernest White Ellison Dillehay United States Navy San Pedro Calif Deloris Lechliter Date Maxine Sell Walter Phelps Buddie Hammers Leona Hammers Council Bluffs A. H. Culver Mary Sawyers Margaret Louise Lizzie Madden Tabor Tom White

Henderson Club Hosts Birthday Themed Social Night

Henderson residents recall Washingtons Birthday with a B. K. club gathering at Mrs. A. J. Harbor’s home. Guests include Mrs. W. K. Wheeler and Mrs. Hugh McSweeney. News snippets note hospital, travel, and marriage events among local families and neighbors.

Local Notables Amid Miscellaneous Weekend Notices

The fragmentary notes list names and brief actions from a small town: Loretta Davis with Grace Hendrix, a March sale moving to North Carolina, and Reelection of Prancis Maswell as Scotts Stuffs Nebr superintendent for a third year. Other items mention surgeries, visits, and social visits among families in Macedonia, Crestem, Shenandoah, Connell Bluffs, and nearby areas.

Loretta Davis Grace Hendrix North Carolina Prancis Maswell Selects Scotts Stuffs Nebr Rascoe Anderson Macedonia DeWitt Vicola Frazier Crestem Ed Duke Shenandoah

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Hastings Mrs. Monk Ruby Marsh Glasgow Gladys Gilliland L. H. Gilliland Dorothy Monk Riverton Nidwy Swrence Kelley Floyd Jones Dunlap Arch Williams Jennie Edmundson Elvin Monk William Crawford Sidney Fed Ray Crawford Robert Blunt Lincoln Faye Blunt Elam Ord Wendell Ord Crolyn Lou H. Ord Lorraine Clark Councilluffs Harold Mitchell Emerson Bert Goins Charles Kelley Geoharr Sterling Schurr Rand Will Sands Red K Jack Van+ pool Irs E. H. Dalzell Wilburn Zell Rs. Redman Red Oak H. C. Niday Anderson Joe Messinger Lenwood Roy Crawford Otha D. Wearin A. H. Crawford Jack Vanderpont Regina Lookabill Logan Wekk Fred Lookabill Cemetery Association Grace Hathaway Hathaway Fred Lockabill Doris Jackie Gene Wabash T. Louis Chicago St. Louis IANNER +i LIMITED Kansasity Kansas City Kansas Etroit Detroit EL TT News of Hastings Public School Senior News Freshman News Hillsdale Henderson Entertains Club A. J. Harbor W. KB. Wheeler Hugh McSweeney Sage Atlantic Nebraska Jay Phillips Ward Farrington Miss Showers Nevensville Bess McSweeney Luella Vinton Elliott Canada Earl Allensworth Russel Copnock Aim Huntsman W. B. Wheeler Council Bluffy Fred Schenk Reign Byers A. O. Harney Omaha Will Fleming Pearl Russel Asell Nebraska City Wales School Harry ‘Daugherty Herbert Stephens John Rainbow Merrell Crouse Martin Christofferson R. W. Casebolt Harry Daugherty Christoffersons M. E. Ladies’ Aid Elmer Sowers Charley Hart Mr. Stephens Charles Will Fritcher Fanely Coane Bhagis Pee Meanys Slick Returuers Shen Chas, Peekenpanah Connell Bluffs Mand Kindies Norris Pillings Triplett Cecil Nelseor Teester Mery Bor Fiemear Hestie Jeome Fdrvaruises Hospital Mer Art Allensworth Gmlinsworth Hon Guyer Mercy Trispetad Couneth Blois Saunas Guyer Vicke Withredaubles Sprimecer Curret Denahl Piarer Bax Moe Anests Moeaukis Opty Dhavis
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