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Newspaper
Malvern Leader
Location
Malvern, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 23, 1964
Page
10
An FHA committee was appointed Jan 17 to begin plans for the final Sweetheart dance to be sold Feb 8. The dance crowns the King and Queen of Courtesy during Courtesy Week at MCHS. Also listed is the Feb 12 annual pix with CHS Annual staff meeting Jan 1 and photographer Feb 12.
Jan Costello reports declam students will present readings before Mrs. er, Mrs. Ruth Salyers and Mr. ithem on February 8 at MCHS. Emphases include dramatic and humorous pieces with judges selecting winners advancing to the District contest on February 21-22.
Jan 24 includes semester tests and basketball games at Hamburg with varsity at 7 p.m. Also home economics style show at 3 45 p.m. Jan 27 starts Courtesy Week with B team game at 3 30 p.m. at Essex and adult voc ag class. Jan 30 An adult voc ag class continues. Jan 31 Varsity basketball at Essex at 7 p.m.
The Mrs. Kram beck mixed chorus plans a new project to fill the time before contests. A committee led by Diane Hopp reports steady progress and a potential TV themed program, possibly featuring Ed Sullivan as the MLC.
Greg Schultz reports on a Tuesday meeting where MCHS photo club members learned to use a press camera light meter and tripod. Mr Nothem demonstrated the camera and floods while Mr Cain showed how to copy photographs and documents.
Janet Jones daughter of Mr and Mrs Clair Jones of Malvern is our Senior Girl of the Week at MCHS. She enjoys four subjects this year and has honors on the freshman year honor roll. Janet participates in music band drama FHA Letterette and girls sports including basketball softball and track. She served class secretary and is planning to become a bookkeeper after graduation.
Donald Lee Hopp of Malvern is featured as MCHS Senior of the Week after four years of activity in football and school groups. He has served as treasurer of B club and vice president of the senior class and Student Council, and joins the Photo and Art programs while contributing to FIA as a freshman.
Mr. and Mrs. Curtis Taylor hosted Mills County Rural Carriers and Auxiliary Friday night at the Methodist church basement. Auxiliary officers were elected with Mrs. Harold Hofmeckel as president, Mrs. Le Roy Johnson as vice president, and Mrs. Curtis Taylor as secretary and treasurer. Attendees included numerous local couples from Glenwood Hastings Emerson and surrounding areas.
Henderson Mrs Howard Allensworth enters Edmundson hospital for tests. Dinner guests include Rev and Mrs Jones Elliott and Mr and Mrs Paul Forrestal Macedonia. Granddaughter Kay Duysen seen in Lincoln. Weekend visits among Shooks Stephens Bird families and others in Malvern Macedonia Red Oak Shenandoah and Elliott. Hilliard property sold. remodel planned. Clarkson and Macedonia hospital news.
Greg Schultz captures a string of light notes from MCHS humor. A parking field sign jokes about small car owners and attendants while a magistrate’s quip about a red light contrasts with a weather line. A child’s joke about a man making horses ends with a shoe nails punchline.
Donnie balances basketball, student council, and study, carrying four subjects including advanced math and physics. He aims to Clarinda Junior College for mechanical technology and ranks senior year as his favorite for more activities. He likes avoiding trouble and PT classes, with a positive view on essays and future learning.
Miss Sherry Kay Allensworth of Macedonia is engaged to Rev Homer Naley of Omaha, son of Grayson Naley of Wilburton Oklahoma. Both plan a June 14 wedding after graduating from local and regional schools and working at the Omaha City Mission Society.
Community Club at Henderson met Monday night with Mr. Kerne showing slides from Italy. Numerous local families hosted dinners and gatherings, including Jan 7 Red Oak supper for the Boltons and Hatswell, and visits by Omaha and Glenwood residents to Malvern, Pisgah, Stanton, and Woodbine. The Scherles hosted about 50 county friends, while Steve Steiner’s infant Dick remained hospitalized in Cornell.
Henderson Methodist Church led by Pastor Clement Rowe lists services 9 45 am Sunday School 10345 8 m Youth Choir Thursday 8 pm Junior Choir Friday. Henderson Christian Church under Rev Robert Jones with Mrs Helen Frink worship at 8 30 am church school 10 30 am C Y F Chi Rho alternate Sundays C W F Wednesdays. Local guests and visits noted including Des Moines Veterinarians State Convention attendance and several family visits in Cedar Rapids Sad dle River Massena Cumberland Omaha and other towns.
Mrs H D B Paul and Mrs Allen Palmer hosted the Nishna Valley club meeting on Wednesday night. Plans were set for the County convention to be held in April and a Sunday service is planned at Nishna Cottage Malvern on Feb 9. Guests included Mrs McDonald Clarinda and others. Mrs Lewis Doubleday gave a travel talk about a European bicycle tour.
Local notes from Malvern and area include visits to Phoenix for Mrs Marion Maxwell's 79th birthday with John Rainbows Bevis Sowere and other Southwest Iowa guests. Hospital update reports Virgil Morris undergoing surgery in Red Oak with family visits. Omaha guest Francine Munson joins Offutt Base friend for Sunday supper.
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