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Newspaper
Malvern Leader
Location
Malvern, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 21, 1965
Page
8
The Emerson calendar lists events for January 25 IMremen meeting January 26 a Sewing Circle with Mrs Ward Coy and January 28 the Baptist M and A Society meeting.
Mrs Franses Harman Miss Pearl Be McLain Ralph Good and Boyd Nicholls attended a dinner and preliminary Chamber of Commerce meeting at the Gold Crown Inn in Red Oak to discuss bus routes and service to Shenandoah Malvern Stanton Emerson and Wessex. Officials to be chosen from each town for a follow up meeting in Red Oak Thursday with guests from Elliott Council Bluffs Treynor Farragut Shenandoah and other nearby towns attending social visits and dinners.
The Emerson Junior Auxiliary met January 18 at Beverly Osborn’s home with Shirley Greenwood presiding. The flag salute was given, roll call honored a named American and his deeds, and the treasurer reported. Muff Cheney is chaplain and Connie Edie the reporter. refreshments were served by Nancy Mitchell and Muffi. Nearby families joined Sunday dinner guests in the Floyd J Flillyer home and at Clyde Ingersoll’s gathering with relatives from Willisea Cumberland Elliott Lincoln Neb.
Miss Laurie Davis was installed as Worthy Advisor of Emerson Rainbow during a Sunday 2 p m ceremony at the Masonic temple. The event featured an extensive slate of officers, color stations, a guest book, and a post installation tea with dignitaries including Mrs. Loyd Williams and Everett Gipe in attendance.
Dr. Darrell Wininger head of the division of Education of Peru Nebraska State College addressed the January meeting of the Nishna Valley Parent-Teacher organization at the high school. Costello oversaw business and discussed a proposed seven student loan fund to be financed by patrons with a future report.
The Emerson Leader announces a new weekly section to better serve business advertisers and residents. Mrs. Velma Sawyers will handle news, Mrs. Gloria Lunn will manage advertising, with pictures and Nishna Valley school notes. A subscription offer runs until Feb 20 for 15 months at $3.50.
The Emerson Volunteer Fire Department will be sending to their wives at the annual Wiremen's supper. Supper will be held at the Gold Crown Inn at Red Oak Monday, Jan. 25 at 7 p.m. Dean McLain came home last Tuesday from the Emmanuel hospital.
John Gauge entered the Red Oak Wnentral Monday. Mr and Mrs Robert Winders spent the weekend in the Jay Martin home at Chillicothe Mo.
The Rev. Richard Person argues that finding and following God's will is the only effective path for believers. He urges discovery through Scripture prayer and meditation and notes the limit of human effort outside divine plan. He cites John 7 17 and emphasizes doing God's will to know the truth of the teaching.
Clark Ross of Salem Oregon visits sister Mia and family. Bol Cuoad family from Council Bluffs were guests at Ralph Good home Sunday evening. Carol and Karen Belt of Red Oak spent Sunday night and Monday with their grandparents Mr and Mrs K A Evang.
Debbie Jo Lakin hosted a slumber party for 12 girls from Niehna Valley School class 7B on Friday night. The event served as a farewell courtesy as Cindy Tagen prepares to move to a new home in Bapne.
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