Social Happenings Rose Schoening Elkins Shower
Rose Schoening Elkins of Omaha was honored at a shower hosted at Mrs. ALK Frink home. Guests enjoyed games and admired gifts then refreshments of sandwiches cookies tea and coffee were served by Iris Helen Marjorie Evelyn Frink and Edith Bergantzel along with family attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rose Schoening Elkins
Omaha
Alk. Frink
Iris
Helen
Marjorie
Evelyn Frink
Edith Bergantzel
Jim Schoening
Virginia
Oakland
Chas. Wetzel Sr
Charlotte Wetzel
Henderson
Chag
Wetzel Jr
Red Oak
Mra
Clyde Schoening
Byron Schoening
Silver City
Rob Schoening
Mineola
A. C. Krink
Malvern
Mary Circle Adjourned During Summer Months
The Mary Circle of the WSCS met at Naoma Trively’s home on June 26 with 29 members and 4 visitors. Co hosts were Joan Ellison Hazel McCain and Anna Royston Thelma Goehring chaired the meeting Hazel McCain led the lesson with Marjorie Dashner Clara Stevens Karen Henderson and Lara Beckwith providing a musical instrumental duet The meeting adjourned for the summer and will resume in September.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary
Sylvia Campbell Returns From Minnesota Work Camp
Sylvia Campbell came back Monday from Trackensack Minnesota after eight days with the Westminster Fellowship Work Camp. She joined peers from Ames for a trip to Birely Lake and helped clear paths, spray ivy, and render Tirch Lake island suitable for the Presbyterian church. The group held morning worship and evening services with discussions. Miss Campbell will report on the camp next Sunday at the Ames Presbyterian church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sylvia Campbell
Minnesota
Slyvia Campbell
Trackensack
Minn
Ames
Wine Girls
Birely Lake
Mia
Marvin Urieker
Williamshire
Hermon Arrasmith
Decgution
Tirch Lake
Presbyterian Church
Campbell
Engliahman
Stockholm
Sweden
Svlvin
4-H Short Course Wraps Up With Space Age Theme
Morning after returning from the 4-H boys annual short course delegates praised top speakers and thanked organizers. Upcoming events include livestock judging workouts July 9 at Matt Laughlin farm at 6 pm, a demonstration workshop in Malvern to help members improve demonstrations, and another crop judging workout July 10. County fair entries close August 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ton
Dela- Rales
Matt Laughlin
Malvern
Phyllis Conner Birthday Coffee Honors matron
A morning coffee was hosted by Mrs. J A Kline to honor Mrs. Dudley Conner, worthy matron of O E S, with 10 attendees including out of town guests Mrs. Floyd Smith of Lakewood California and Miss Martha Patterson of San Francisco. Guests from Malvern and Council Bluffs joined the social event along with local hosts and family members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Conner
Silver Urn Chapter
Floyd Smith
Lakewood
Calif
Martha Patterson
San Francisco
Malvern
Willard
Smitth
John Willard
Philip Hansen
Compton
Mrs. Smith
Dixie
Luanne
Gun Club
Harold Breeding and
Council Bluffs
Phyllis Conner
J. A. Kline
Dudley Conner
O.E.5
Byington-Scott Vows Exchange At Bride’s Home
Linda Byington and John Scott exchanged vows Saturday June 28 at the bride’s parents home with Rev. Don E. Griffin officiating. Hospital reports note Malvern patients in several hospitals are improving. Mrs. Wilson at St Joseph in Omaha has returned home briefly. Edmundson Hospital in Council Bluffs reports all patients satisfactory. F J Buttmann showing improvement. Mrs. Clifford Robbing under treatment. Mrs. F M Church improving. Howard Lockabill under observation to diagnose illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Byington-Scott
Wendture R. Byington
Linda
John &. Scott
Don E. Griffin
Clifford Robbing
F. M. Church
Howard Lockabill
Belated Father’s Day Dinner Reunion for Jim White Family
Jim White hosted a belated Father’s Day dinner on June 22 bringing together all 15 of his children, with 16 grandchildren present except one. Notable attendees included Mollie White and the Bredbergs from Red Oak, plus brother Lowell White and wife. The gathering marked a farewell for Lowell McCunn and Barbara of Ames as he prepares to work for Wisconsin Electric Co. in Milwaukee after July 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jim White
Anna
Mae Keast
Laurie
Des Moines
Little Laurie
Mollie White
Jim
Lester Bredberg
Red Oak
Lowell White
White
Lowell McCunn
Barbara
Ames
McCunn
Iowan State College
Wisconsin Electrical Co
Milwaukee
Vacation Bible School Closes in Malvern After Busy Two Weeks
Malvern churches jointly hosted a daily Vacation Bible School ending June 13 with 146 children registered and 122 average daily attendance. About 27 leaders and 21 teachers aided, and a daily mission offering totaled over forty two dollars. Special thanks were given to department superintendents and volunteers who organized and supplied daily treats, with Mothers Week culminating in 48 presents in each department. The program benefited from church sponsorship through the Malvern Council of Churches led by Rev. James P. Imlay.
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Malvern
Sssven
Ken Evans
Don Griffin
Date Allensworth
Frances Kline
Barne
Malvern Council of Churches
James P. Imlay
New Home Locations for Two Malvern Families
Two Malvern families changed residences this week. The Hugo Leipolds are building four new homes and have moved to the Baptist parsonage. The Edward McMillans moved from the parsonage to the Sadie McIntyre property they purchased.
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Malvern
Hugo Leipolds
Baptist Parsonage
Edward McMillans
Sadie McIntyre
Adams Becomes Rotary President in Malvern Change
New Malvern Rotary officers were installed Tuesday with John B. Adams succeeding Fred Harshbarger as president. Rev Don E Griffin is vice president W R Byington secretary and Harlan Stratton treasurer. Meeting venue shifted to Johnnie's Cafe each Tuesday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Malvern Rotary Club
John B. Adams
Fred Harshbarger
Don E. Griffin
W. R. Byington
Harlan Stratton
Johnnie's Cafe
Card of Thanks From Mrs Thursa Edie
Gratitude is extended to friends and neighbors who sent cards flowers visited in hospital and after returning home. Very much appreciated. Mrs Thursa Edie B31.
Contracts Renewed by Extension Council
Mills County Extension Council renewed contracts for Extension Director Harlan Stratton and Home Economist Wilma Schultz with salary increases. The council hired Laverne Obrecht of Harlan as youth assistant to replace Richard McClure who entered military service. Obrecht has begun his duties.
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Harlan Stratton
Wilma Schultz
Mills County Extension Council
Laverne Obrecht
Harlan
Richard McClure
Obrecht
Champion Hill Presbyterian Church Services Notice
Champion Hill Presbyterian Church invites Champion Hill boys to Anderson next Saturday July 5 at 5 30 to play with them Transportation will be furnished Mr and Mrs Dick Larsen of Hickman Mills Mo welcomed a 6 lb 11 oz baby boy Ronald Arthur born June 27 in a Kansas City hospital Mrs Larsen was the former Char
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anderson
Mnoon
Dick Larsen
Hickman Mills, Mo
Kansas City
Ronald Arthur
Larsen
Malvern Leader social notes and local visits July 1958
Local residents and visitors are listed with weekend and vacation activities. Jene Bullington and Mrs Alma Whipple of Red Cink visited relatives in Malvern and nearby towns. Attendance at an ice cream social at Clemax church is noted along with several family and hometown gatherings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jene Bullington
Alma Whipple
Red Cink
Glenn Cooper
Cliemax
Bob Shelley
Kansas City
Dale Shellex
Ward Day
Stanton
David
Craig DeBolt
Red Oak
Harold Cooper
L. C. Bullington
Dick Larsen
Hickman Mills
Kay Eastwood
Shenandoah
S. Kastanod
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aVerne
LaVerne Lines
Yottrate
Wanner
Daily Vacation Bible School
The
Indian Deerettes
Donna Warren
Joan
Blanche Laughlin
Sally Smith
Camp Madrid
Harold [Cooper
Karen Cooper
Alice Clark
Jeane Sie+pold
Judy Haseall
Janet Lascall
Carol Hascall
Janet Hascall
Donea
Mrs
Merrill War- Ten
Janice Biazek
Adams
Rotary
Thursa Edie
Gamble Store
Delbert O'Dell
Extension Council
Champion Hill Presbyterian
Robert Radtke
Glenn Kellenbarger
Iowa
Wayne Spicer
Vic Balduitt
Jim McCain
Chrissen
Don “Twad Wend
Uarold Cooper
N. CV. Yankees
Kansas City Athletics
Phyllis Harrison
Robert Bartke
Bloedel Hardware
aSeeu
Pace Service CO
Gieaely
Bath
Des Portale
Sin Tein
Iowa Power and Light Company
Efectie Faué
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