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Newspaper
Malvern Leader
Location
Malvern, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Feb 25, 1965
Page
10
The Band Mothers group will meet March 2 at 2 p m at Mrs. Kenneth Bowman's home. New uniforms are in production and a dinner is planned for April 4. With only one meeting left before summer adjournment, officers urge good attendance.
Mr and Mrs William Sewing of Glenwood will host an open house on Sunday March 7 at Grace Methodist church Glenwood from 2 to 5 pm in observance of their 25th wedding anniversary Invitations are not being mailed. St Johns Ladies Aid met February 10 with Pastor Becker leading Deadhead for Missions the group planned Family Living luncheon for March 30 and upcoming guest day. Mrs Walter Knop and Mrs Eugene Leu hosted and served refreshments to 20 members.
The three Malvern churches unite for The World Day of Prayer at the Presbyterian church on Friday March 5 at 2 p m The author is Mrs Jesse Jai McNeil former national vice president of UIGW and a National Baptist convention USA member The theme What Doth the Lord Require emphasizes prayer and deep commitment Children are our most precious commodity Overseas projects aid gospel work among children Africa funding Sunday schools kindergartens and migrant centers Proceeds support Indian Americans and migrant workers You are invited to attend
On February 22 the Cadette Girl Scouts hosted a dinner at leader Mrs. Earl Bass home with guests Mrs. Ray Reed and Mrs. Allen O'Dell who spoke of life in France. Ronda Reed gave grace in French and Cindy Bass led the promise in French as invitations and decor reflected French themes.
A dozen Hillsdale MYF members visited the Malvern organization at the Malvern Methodist church Sunday evening. The group shared devotion and study, then enjoyed recreation. Sponsors are Mr. and Mrs. Henry Selmaor.
The Union Book Club will meet Monday March 1 at the home of Mrs Allan Burdie with Mrs Glenn Robbing as cohostess. Mrs Widen Ponton will give the review.
A surprise birthday gathering occurred last Wednesday afternoon at the Raszler home. Six neighbor ladies attended honoring Mrs. Leo Raszler and Mrs. Harry Adam, with Mrs. Maggie Moore absent due to illness. Guests included Mrs. Harlan Raszler, Jeffrey of Council Cluits, Mrs. Fred Robinson, Mrs. Bessie Smith, Mrs. Orlo Jones, and Mrs. Jack Bowen. The event featured two birthday cakes, ice cream, and coffee.
The Baptist Kensington gathered at Mrs. Fred Mulholland's home on February 18 with 14 members and a guest. Devotions by Mrs. Alice McMillan featured the 121st Psalm, followed by other readings. President Mrs. Mulholland led the business meeting and Mrs. Hugh Shiveley led a Bible quiz with full participation, then a social period.
Malvernians suffered a spate of injuries with broken bones over several days. Hazel McCain broke an ankle slipping on ice February 17 and now has a walking cast at home. R. W. Mansfield underwent successful hip bone repair in Omaha last week and should heal well. Florence Baer fell at home Monday, fracturing a leg below the hip and is recovering in Council Bluffs at Edmundson hospital.
Funeral services will be held Friday at 2 p.m. in Glenwood for Carl Lincoln 80 a longtime Pony Creek resident. His body was found in his home Tuesday following a period of ill health and recent despondency after his wife’s death four years ago and his daughter’s passing last summer. A son Dale Lincoln of Pony and Mrs M M Connelly of Bremerton Washington survive.
Large rolls of gummed paper tape offered at The Leader Office, 2 inch width for $1.25 and 1 inch width for 65 cents.
News notes from Malvern Iowa and surrounding towns include a card shower honoring Hiltons 56th wedding anniversary with visitors and gifts. Emerson reports Everett Lunn discharged from Red Oak hospital. Sewing Circle postponed due to illness. W R G plans an all day meeting with Mrs George Huntgman. March 4 marks 37th anniversary for Mr and Mrs Geo Curtis Sr. Sylvia Kellogg shower at Methodist church.
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