Roenfeld Wallaces Exchange Vows in Crescent Marriage
Local social notes report the Roenfeld Wallace wedding with the groom listed as son of Leo D. Wallace of Crescent. The couple plans to reside at 1014 Avenue B in Council Bluffs.
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Newspaper
Malvern Leader
Location
Malvern, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 21, 1965
Page
10
Local social notes report the Roenfeld Wallace wedding with the groom listed as son of Leo D. Wallace of Crescent. The couple plans to reside at 1014 Avenue B in Council Bluffs.
Mr and Mrs J M Bennett of 60c Market Street Red Oak will observe their 60th wedding anniversary on January 26. They will celebrate with open house Sunday January 24 from 2 to 5 PM at the First Christian Church in Red Oak. They invite friends and relatives to attend.
Mr and Mrs Frank Swoboda celebrated their 53rd wedding anniversary quietly at home on Sunday January 10 with family bringing in dinner at noon and others visiting during the afternoon hours.
Several ladies met Wednesday at the home of Blanche Mmerick to celebrate the birthdays of Alice McMillan Mae Wederquist Mar ence Hummeil and Laura Madison. Others present were Luella Kline Maca Williams Bertha Wall and Nina Price. Two celebrants were ill and unable to attend. The afternoon featured visiting and refreshments.
Mrs Havel Summers hosted the Baptist Kensington meeting on January 14 with Mrs Florence Hummell assisting. Blanche Emerick led devotions from Mark chapter ten and Mrs Margaret Buttman chaired the program planning pledges for the new year.
Ruth Circle and Woman's Society of Christian Service held a joint meeting January 14 at the Methodist church. Mrs. W. E. Kerns led devotions and business. Plans were made to send Valentine cookies and candies to young people away from home. Mrs. Grace Donner discussed Women in the Church focusing on their role in new nations. A flag display highlighted nations joining the United Nations since 1946. Attendees included Mrs. Kerns, Mrs. Goldie Grindle, and Mrs. Ruth Adkins.
The Martha Circle of the Woman's Society of Christian Service met Monday evening with Mrs Gail Cronkhite as hostess and co-hostesses Mrs Emery DeWitt and Mrs Charles McClure. Mrs T E Salyers led the lesson on Hwha Women's University in Korea. next meeting planned at Mrs Kenneth Bowman's home with Mrs Laymond Bloedel giving the lesson.
Malvern Silver Urn Chapter met at the Masonic Temple to install officers previously unable to at Jan 5 open installation. Reports from Worthy Grand Matron and Patron outlined year projects. Rainbow for Girls plans installation Jan 31 in Glenwood. memorial fund for Mrs Graves discussed. birthday cake acknowledged for January birthdays.
The annual Presbyterian Congregational meeting was held January 17 at 2 p.m. at the church. Rev. Hugh Shiveley led prayers and scripture. Minutes, yearly reports, and various treasurer school and guild reports were approved. New church officers for 1965 were chosen including Elder Trustee Mrs. Ralph Bower and Mrs. Basil Clay, with continuing treasurer and Westminster fellowship roles. A book and study club will meet January 20 at Mrs. Al Nothem’s home with Mrs. Clayton Hertz presenting the review.
St John’s Church hosts Family Night on February 7. St John’s Lutheran Ladies Aid met January 13 with 21 members, electing Mrs P G Becker as vice president. Pastor P G Becker led a mission discussion, and stamps for missions were organized for sending. Next meeting February 14.
Wilma Schultz, county extension home economist, announces two final cotton dress workshops. One class starts February 3 at 9 30 a.m. at the labor American Legion building weekly. The Malvern Community Building hosts a night class beginning January 28 at 7 p.m. Bring pattern, material, and small sewing tools.
Rev John Lippincott presides at First Methodist Church Mes. RR 2 Mansfeld Supt My ene Sethal 49 dane lark Sorment The Protestant Hen at the Church. Meeting Monday 7 30 p m Official Board Wednesday 4 p m Children Missionary Spanish Americans grades 1 6 invited Mrs M L Scheifel and Mrs J ret Theler lead a class Wednesda y 7 30 Chancel 1 80 ppan The Mary Meet at Frederic Newell home Mrs Clara Stevens presents Ewha Woman's University lesson Hostesses Mrs Charles Pevehouse Mrs Nuane Hemming sen Mrs Hazel McCain Friday 1 30 p m Study Class Spanish Americans meet at the Church 4 p m Jr Chair practice
Rev Hugh Shiveley and Pastor Lyle Williams invite Malvern friends to a special service at 10:00 a. m. with a lion lion in praise for the new electric organ in the gallery. Saturday features choir practice at 7:30 p.m. and midweek meetings for Deacons and Ladies Missionary Society with program leader Gertha Angus.
Sunday School and worship times listed for First Presbyterian Church, St John’s Lutheran Church, and Holy Rosary Catholic Church in Glenwood and Hastings. Includes pastors names Rev P G Becker and Fr O Sb Kaurman, mass times, teen Bible class, adult classes, and holy days schedules.
Mr and Mrs Claude Stephens traveled to Red Oak Saturday afternoon for the funeral services of Lyman Summers who was killed in an automobile accident in Ogden Utah.
Many local households hosted relatives and friends over the weekend with visitations across Henderson Omaha Randolph and Malvern. Joyce Stephens celebrated a January birthday with family. Mrs Bullock in Omaha and Mrs Swayne in Blackwood N J were referenced. The Goodwill truck will pick up donations January 28 with clothing shoes appliances and repairable items welcomed.
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