SCYA Pot Luck Supper Planned for March 21
The SCYA held a regular meeting at the Methodist Church with members and children present. A pot luck supper is planned for March 21 at the club.
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Newspaper
Malvern Leader
Location
Malvern, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Feb 25, 1965
Page
12
The SCYA held a regular meeting at the Methodist Church with members and children present. A pot luck supper is planned for March 21 at the club.
Bud Carlson was submitted to Mercy hospital on Sunday for a checkup. Roy Gator and Loran Royer hosted dinners in Shenandoah and Glenwood, while Gordon Alwood and family visited in Omaha. Multiple attendees joined obsequies and retirement home visits in Treynor Minden Council Bluffs Atlan tic and Adair. Evergreen Club held a Friday meeting and card party with seven members present.
Mrs West Windle stayed as a Saturday overnight guest with Arn Carat Wisugendae Nfaslings and other relatives in Glenwood. Social visits included Harold Armsee and family, Ralph Skerritt, and Tedith Elder with Mrs Wtheltut ab Geneva. The Eastern Star held an instructional session at the Masonic Temple with guests from Glenwood Quick and Odille I of Glenwood. Funeral arrangements for Sanford Davis were made in Sioux City with Mrs Eurel Anderson and Mrs D C attending. The new Education Building of the Methodist Church at Corning was consecrated with Rev G Barnes participating.
The Rebekah Circle plans a March 2 gathering hosted by Mrs. Laura Adair with co host Mrs. Anna McCoy. Members are urged to wear green and share a pet peeve. A separate note recalls Mr. and Mrs. J K Mass entertaining guests with moving pictures and a pot luck at Mineola Church.
The February meeting of the OTO Club met February 17 at Norma Jean Fornolf’s home. President Mrs. Bill Mass led the business session. Members exchanged valentines, paid dues, and enjoyed games and 7-Up. Several members won prizes. secret pals shared homemade valentines. The March 11 gathering will be at Mrs. Ward Hunt’s home.
Bill Burgoin was a Sunday dinner guest in the home of Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Buffington and Diane. In the afternoon Mr. and Mrs. Charles Buck and Brent of Quakland were their guests. Mr. and Mrs. Richard Bolte and Debbie of Waverly arrived Saturday and visited till Tuesday in the home of his brother and wife, Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Bolte. Additional Sunday dinner guests were Mr. and Mrs. Dwayne Reinhert and Jimmy, and Delmar Bolte of Council Bluffs. Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Volkens and family of Carson were Sunday dinner guests of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Harold Williams. Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Hammers and Stan of Glenwood were Saturday evening visitors in the Paul Wilson home. Charles Pippitt of Glenwood was a Monday evening dinner guest of Mr. and Mrs. Paul Wilson and family.
A typing paper special value package priced at $1.27 is advertised by The Leader office. The note references 38-tf as part of the listing, suggesting a catalog or sale entry in the newspaper.
Mrs L E Brammeier attended a sale at the George Lippold farm in Ayata on Monday. Johnny Sisster and family from Omaha visited Edwin Ahrasa’s home Sunday. Carleton Davidson and Mark called on Mrs Dan Tety in Missouri Valley Friday evening. Karlene Davidson rode the bus from Cedar Walls for the weekend, returning Sunday.
Paul D Levin pastor Testerden announces church activities including Supt Sunday School at 5 8 morning worship at 11 a.m. Wednesday services at 7 30 choir practice 8 30 and prayer morning. Sunday School attendants 54 visitors 2. Offering 10.01. Scripture Isnigh 1 1 2 Proverbs 14 54 topic Let us reason together Salo Till We See Christ.
Jolly Janes church met Tuesday afternoon with seven members and one visitor, Mrs. Sylvia Achenbaugh, as roll call cited My Favorite TV program. Oaks Mystery Circle gathered Thursday with five members and visitor Mrs. Rosa Triplett. Oaks Mission Circle met Wednesday. service opened with hymn Higher Ground and scripture from Joshua, Matthew, and Revelation. lessons on prayer and forgiveness followed with refreshments for 21 ladies and six children.
Mr and Mrs Harvey Smith visited Tuesday afternoon. Loren Coles family hosted Candi Susan David and Pegey Cole with their aunt Mrs John Stetfard. Several relatives from Omaha Qinaha Precaix Nampa Council Bluffs attended funeral for Charles Cole at the Oaks Church last Friday afternoon.
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