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Newspaper
Malvern Leader
Location
Malvern, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 26, 1956
Page
2
Activities at the Willing Workers meeting at Mrs. Trenholm’s home included devotions on integrity and a humor filled roll call. Local changes feature the Weavers moving to Shenandoah area, a farewell for Mrs. Roxsera and Kay, and various illness notes plus school and church events in Imogene and nearby towns.
Wesley Chapel Church near Wesley Chapel hosts Sunday School at 1 a m and church services at 12 m. A February WSCS meeting features a talk on women and the church through the centuries. Numerous local members share devotions, hostesses, and discussions on Mohammedanism, the World Federation of Methodist Women, American Indians, and church activities. Community notices report health updates, travel, and gatherings among members and families, including condolences for Frank Parker and updates on illness and travels.
East Liberty residents hosted the WSUS with dinner and quilting for a day of fellowship and a spiritual life lesson by Mrs. Joe Mayberry. The next meeting is set for February 1 in Malvern with Mrs. Paul Benedict. A twelve hour prayer vigil was held from noon to midnight led by Mrs. Bob Henderson as readers took two hour shifts. Mr. and Mrs. Adolph Nagel and Mr. and Mrs. Joe Mayberry visited Mineola for Sunday dinner. Mr. and Mrs. W. G. Stotts and Joe Mayberry did Omaha business midweek. Veda Haines, recently ill in Glenwood, entered Mercy Hospital Council Bluffs then underwent surgery and is reported to be improving. Mrs. Fay Mayberry and son Neil hosted visitors from Omaha in Des Moines and met their five year old grandson there. Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Jackson made trips to Council Bluffs for business last week.
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