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Newspaper
Malvern Leader
Location
Malvern, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 04, 1963
Page
1
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A large open house celebrated the 50th wedding anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. Harbor of Henderson. Relatives and friends from Iowa Missouri Colorado California and Nebraska attended. The couple posed amid bouquets as guests shared stories and well wishes. A card of thanks followed from the family.
Henderson Methodist Church leads with Pastor Rev Clement Rowe and Superintendent Mrs Arthur Alleamforth. Sunday service at 9 45 a m with Henderson Christian Church reference. Sunday evening service at Henderson Christian Church with Pastor Robert Jones. Sunday school at 10 30 a m. Chi Rho meets every other Wednesday.
Carroll Dayson was a dinner guest Sunday of Ava McVay for his birthday. Mrs. Herman Copyock learned of a brother-in-law’s death in Oregon by long distance call. Weather in town was cool and wet. locals hope for more rain to ease haying. Grace Bowen visited the Arnold Williams family. Attendees at the Carl Kesselrings 25th anniversary dance in Treynor included Tom Rieken, Karen, Bob Magers, Dick Magers, Dick Allensworth, J A Skidmore, Gela Wilber, H A Paul, Delbert McVay, Jackie Kadel and Karen.
Hillsdale residents share visits from families in Emerson Glenwood Red Oak and Tabor. W C 5 hosts hamburger parties for a July Fourth stand. Richard Gaylord's seventh birthday party features a covered wagon cake and a piñata. Church service theme is The Freedom of Christ with a small Sunday School turnout. Community activity includes picnics, dinners and visits to friends and relatives across nearby towns.
Mr. and Mrs. Dale Sell return from Town City on Friday night. Jim stays for further leave at Snilfercity hospital and would welcome letters at Ward C-24 University Hospital. Community sends best wishes to this young man. Sunday guests included Mr. and Mrs. J. N. Kelly in Glenwood, with visits to Mrs. Ella Dillehay in Solidad, California. Several couples hosted dinners in Cakor and Valley, Nebraska. Weekend activities featured family gatherings, nephew Denny Rowe and Judy Bower of Omaha joining for supper. Levan Rohrberg and son Lavern graduated as 2nd Lieutenant at Camp Dodge, with dinner at the camp before visiting Waterloo. Mrs. Wiley Sanders visited Bo Lookabult at Red Oak hospital. Pearl Miller hosted callers including Mrs. Gene Van Orsdel and Mrs. Dennis Suhr. Sunday arrivals in G. W. Sell home included Mrs. Thay Tudor, Mrs. Bula Cary, and Ward of Glenwood. Free Howrey of Randolph and Merrill Howrey of Farragut visited the Howrey family. Leo and Kenneth Clark attended a Flight Breakfast at Creston Airport. Warner Watts of Emerson and Ernest Brower hosted Thursday afternoon callers. Weekend guests in the Dennis Suhr home were Glen Roberson and family from near Silver City and Dick Suler and Robin from Council Bluffs. Arleigh Shepard and brother John Burlington were in Omaha to visit. Flossie Powles of Red Oak and Woodrow Cheyney near Pacific Junction called on Drayton Slaughter.
The Hillsdale Bible School sponsored by the WSCs ended Friday afternoon after a two week session. Twenty two pupils presented their program at 3 9 m with Mrs. Wayne Hilton in charge and Rev LeRoy Pulima leading prayer. Certificates of attendance were awarded, and a display of student art and lesson materials was open to relatives. Refreshments followed the social hour.
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