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Newspaper
Malvern Leader
Location
Malvern, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 24, 1952
Page
5
Local notes detail Mrs Ord’s hostess party, Evergreen Club officer elections, and a steady stream of social visits, dinners, showers, and church programs. Reports cover Burns, Bennets, Boyers, and McCoy families with engagements, new arrivals, hospital stays, and a co operative lunch at Kensington.
Mrs Earl Bendt was surprised by her family and friends including Mr and Mrs WH A McCoy and others on Friday evening for her birthday. The gathering featured games of pitch and fare with sandwiches coffee and a birthday cake baked by Mrs McCoy.
A garbled set of instructions discusses preserving fabric gloves by avoiding brick or rock contact and preventing glue from drying before use. It references a magazine tune and mentions a Thenrah item, though details are unclear.
Rev J E Englund invites all youth to a 10 a m service with a special youth message. Sunday School at 11 a m. Meeting of the Official Board Sunday evening. Ladies chorus practice Thursday. Rebekah Circle meets Jan 30 at Hastings Lodge hall with Mrs Anna Miller and Betty Baldzozier on serving committee. Several social visits to local families noted including guests from Malvern, Council Bluffs, Washington DC and Des Moines over the weekend.
Rebekah Lodge No. 442 Hastings installs officers with Noble Grand Ethel Johnson and others in specified chairs. District deputy Mary Moore and staff conduct the ceremony. Refreshments served. Also notes surprise wedding anniversary events for the Crouses and Hall, and elections for Rebekah Circle officers for 1952 with first meeting set.
Fifty three attended Oaks Sunday morning services led by Mrs. Harms with a children’s story One Arm Jack and a chorus. The Harms family performed Faith is Victory. Numerous local residents visited, hosted meals, or attended gatherings in Red Oak and nearby farms, including milestone birthdays and a 4 H party at Wales.
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