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Newspaper
Malvern Leader
Location
Malvern, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 16, 1969
Page
1
A terse report mentions a groom appointment and a related note about attendance, but the text is fragmentary and lacks clear names, places, or dates. The readable portion implies an event focus without concrete specifics.
Mr and Mrs Wilbur Schrange of Glentwood announce the engagement of their daughter Mary Beth to Keith Inein son of Mr and Mrs Opal Invin of Malvern. The bride to be attends Glen weed Community High School. The groom is a 1986 Malvern High School graduate and a former U S Army veteran with a Vietnam tour returning last August. The wedding date has not been set.
Fourteen ladies of the Malvern Garden Club answered remarks about plant health and care. A reflection call on New Year’s resolution was noted as part of the meeting held January 3 at the home of Mrs. J.
Baptist Missionary Society will meet at the home of Berths Angus at 2:9 p.m. Thursday, Jan. 16.
Mr and Mrs Robert Glynn announce the engagement of their daughter Kathleen May to Robert M Leipold son of Mr and Mrs Met Seipold of Malvern The couple plan an August wedding Kathleen is a junior at Jen nie Extroundge School of Nursing The Mary Circle will meet at the church Thursday January 2 pm Hostesses Mrs Helen Parker Mrs Bertha Stewart and Mrs Noamt Trively Joan Henderson will be lessons leader
Mrs Raburn Benton 5 S Supt Primary Mrs Wm Blackburn Sunday school 10 43 am No worship service Mission study on SE Asia 6 30 to 6 30 pm All age groups met in Baptist Church Rev and Mrs Dale Golding recent missionaries in the Philippines will be guest speakers Families encouraged Congregational meeting at 20 pm Sunday
H K Bartels interim pastor announces worship at 8 15 a m Sunday school at 9 30 a m Jan 20 Bible Institute continues at Immanuel Lutheran Clarinda at 8 am details reflect local church schedule and shared event venue with Immanuel Lutheran on that date
Dale Allensworth of China and Rev. Dale Golding, formerly a Philippines missionary, address church groups at First Baptist Dale. Sunday schedule includes 9:45 a.m. Sunday School, 11:00 a.m. morning worship, 6:30 p.m. union mission study. Deacons and guests from nearby churches attend and discuss Far East affairs.
Harold Swell and Mrs. David ais Sans were reappointed as chairman and officers at the January 9 Youth Committee meeting. Paul D. Hopp Extension 4H and Youth Leader notes reappointments for a two year term and fills a vacancy left by Abr Trvin Deitchler. The committee includes Wayne Keith, Roger Jackson, Grace Seipolit, and youth representatives Checy Shaw, Pat Trively, Ropers Washburn, and Reg Hocka il.
Wa Scott reports a bold program as churches launch a Southeast Asia mission study through February 16. The plan includes a united front with Baptist and Crisis in Southeast Asia themes, new adult classes, a nursery, primaries, and joint church activities to engage all ages in addressing the regional crisis.
Mathers community Band Mothers held the first meeting of the year at a member’s home on January 7. Phyllis Parton, president, called the meeting to order with members present. Aileen May read the minutes and Virginia Bowen presented the annual report. Mary Bowmauit showed the scrapbook and invited contributions. Lorraine Newell reported on magazine subscriptions. The Project Committee announced a spring dinner date and a March 10 festival at Sidney. Election of new officers resulted in Creighton Miller as president, M. L. Setucifel as vice president, Bill Blackburn as secretary, and Jack Bowen as treasurer.
The NFO promotes its U S Farm Report airing Sundays on channel 6 in Omaha. The program attracts farmers and businessmen and highlights private enterprise and the family farm with guests including farmers clergy and legislators. Viewers are advised to check TV listings for any time changes.
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