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Newspaper
Malvern Leader
Location
Malvern, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 16, 1964
Page
10
FHA girls announce Courtesy Week at MCHS January 27 to 31 to remind students to dust off manners. The campaign urges polite greetings and considerate behavior during the school week.
The Idea Committee plans a pop up event during Courtesy Week. Crowned King and Queen of Courtesy Week will be announced at the Sweatheart Dance. Malvern Jr High’s basketball teams hosted Farragut last Friday. boys fell 30-20 with Randy Ballenger and Doug Zanders leading in points. The girls lost 42-13, Crudy Mort was top scorer.
The MCHS M Club plans a private dance on Jan. 25 at the Community Building for members and their dates only. Several Letteretta girls will assist with entertainment dressed as Can-Can Girls.
The group reports steady growth this year since formation and sold pens featuring Malvern football and basketball schedules to support the dance. Woody Jones serves as club president.
The Science and Math club at MCHS met with 14 members present. Larry Lewellen showed and explained his year long project, an all-band radio, highlighting its design and operation for the club audience.
Janet Jones reports on an opinion poll of nine MCHS club members from the Annual Staff, Math and Science Club and the Photo Club. The group tested preferences for meeting length and timing, finding seven favor evening options and a split between one or two hour formats, with five voting for two hours and four preferring shorter sessions.
Gary Wolfe, Malvern senior and class president, earns this week’s Senior Spotlight. He has maintained honor roll status all four years, served in NHS since junior year, led M Club as secretary, and participated in Fire Squad, Student Council, basketball, football, and baseball.
Mrs. Vernon Miller and others send off Ale Gary Vinton in Omaha after a 30 day leave. Mrs Fay Morrical attends OTO club meeting. Mrs. Bateman hospitalized after a stroke. daughter Mrs. Snyder travels from California. Mrs. Kingery honored at a towel shower before moving from Mt. Vernon. Family visits span Glenwood Council Bluffs and Henderson areas with many relatives and neighbors attending parties, showers, and hospital stays.
Snow and cold return as winter settles in with below zero temperatures and drifting snow. A No-Host group gathered in Tabor for a Sunday dinner at the Austin Bass home, honoring Mrs Louis Bass on her Monday birthday. Attendees included Mr and Mrs Rust Bass Mr and Mrs Richard Bass Douglas Mr and Mrs C M Wilson Paul Seeger Mr and Mrs Ralph Bower Mr and Mrs Charles L Wilson Mr and Mrs Louis Bass Gene Vinton and Mr Viva Firecved of Grenwood and Mr Floyd Rhordes Red Oak.
East Liberty correspondent reports Claude Stephens and wife attended funeral services for George Shook at Macedonia Methodist Church last Wednesday. Mrs. Leonard Parker and Mary Anna visited Ms. Max Dashner in Malvern Sunday. Kathy Scott hosted a pre nuptial shower. Mrs. Iva Henderson of Malvern recovering after surgery at Mercy Hospital in Council Bluffs last Thursday.
Local diary items from Malvern recount visits by Ernett Stephens Joyce and Chris with the Darbys near Emerson and Lanny Sellers with the Cox family in Henderson. Attendees include Walter Stille Vernol Barnes and Herbert Barnes. A WSCS cancellation due to cold, Dale Alexander to Mercy hospital for minor surgery, and Victor Hilliard’s Seattle relocation are noted along with Kathy’s fifth birthday celebration.
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