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Newspaper
Malvern Leader
Location
Malvern, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 20, 1966
Page
2
Announcement lists the engagement of Barbara Lee to Edwin Stark and Travis to Connie, with details on families, employment and wedding planning. The item also covers dinner guests, weekend visitors, birthday celebrations, visits from relatives, and accompanying travel to meetings and coastal trips, highlighting community ties in Malvern, Tabor, Percival, and surrounding towns.
Miss Sharon Shapcott, January 2 bride elect, was honored at two bridal showers held at her home. Guests played Penewl game prizes won by Mrs Wayne Killion and Mr Ralph Scott. A bouquet from bows and ribbons decorated the honoree's gifts. Refreshments included desert nuts mints coffee and punch.
BOOK AND STUDY CLUB will meet Tuesday at 8 pm at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Hive for a review of Lisle’s Jan. 25 listing and discussion of byington with ovance.
Saturday events at the Ma providhe feature Viegas Connie Ray dhol ard Me Kiathay Bene in display of the pit decorations. Mary Circle to meet Jan 27 at Mrs Leonard Parker home. dessert luncheon to follow hosted by Mrs Richard Gay and Mrs Galen Hunt. Engagement announced for Linda Everelt and Leo Stortenbecker. St Johns Ladies Aid held first meeting of year Jan 12 with 23 members. finances reviewed and missions talk given.
Plans announce the engagement and approaching marriage of Beverly Jackson of Council Bluffs to Bonnie Jackson of Malvern. The wedding is planned for February 26 with the families of Dr. and Mrs. Clinton Jackson of Malvern and Mr. and Mrs. at Blo Wausau.
A transient identified as Gary Van Winkle, 55, of Honolulu, was caught by railroad men in Pacific Junction yards after a break-in to a caboose brought in from Lincoln. He was questioned by Sheriff Edwin Barkels and then turned over to Burlington railroad authorities in Omaha.
Randolph Enterprise reports social notes from Sunday dinners at the Knight home. Guests included Mr and Mrs Ted Knight and Ricky, and later Mr and Mrs Harold Malmberg and family with Glen Malmberg and family. Also present were Mrs Ralph Costella and Sipan at the Rainbow for Girls installation in Shanaga doah Jonesia.
Monday overnight guests included the sons of Mr and Mrs Bob Gray and Laurie at Millard and Ned and Mrs Warren Wilson attended a Benson high basketball game between Midwestern College of Denison and Commercial Extension School of Omaha. Marjorie Wilson a Midwestern student played on the Denison team. Warren Wilson of Elkhorn also attended. Mrs Kermit Smith and children of Tabor visited Wendell Wilsons. The Marshall and Van Horn families from Bartlett took Alan to Omaha for naval training in San Diego. Chuck Johnson of Tabor dined with Jay Longmaker for his 13th birthday. Joanie McGregor spent Sunday with Leisa and Melinda Cree in Lincoln at Mrs Mabel Kepr home. Wendell Peterson of Carson visited Mr and Mrs Ben Howery on Wednesday and Friday. Gerald Inman attended Rainbow Girls installation at the Masonic hall in Tabor Sunday. Mr and Mrs Charles Howard were Sunday dinner guests.
A page from The Upper Room Nashville presents a religious exhortation urging churches to awaken in faith. It calls Christians to seek divine guidance, power, and revival, asking for God’s light to overcome spiritual darkness and to empower believers for ministry.
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