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Newspaper
Malvern Leader
Location
Malvern, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 04, 1963
Page
6
A busy stretch of visits and social gatherings spans Mt Vernon area homes. Neices and relatives from California to Nebraska dropped in for meals, picnics, and a belated birthday, with many attending church Bible School and drives to Omaha for events. Local families hosted dinners and outdoor steakhrys while ranch and horse show outings drew distant friends and cousins together.
Hastings News correspondent reports on family visits to St Paul Minnesota. Local gatherings include WSCS July 11 at Highland Acres Red Oak. Birth announced June 26 in California. Several family visits span Red Oak Shenandoah Council Bluffs Lincoln Omaha and Unionville Missouri with trips to Lake Manawa and hospital stays.
Mr and Mrs Sam Winters and four children Emerson were guests on Sunday of Mr and Mrs Elmer Haney and Linda Roy Tritton and Larry Heaney Larry Haney visited Friday morning with the Haneys Linda and Roy Britton Our spell of hot humid weather continues with June leaving and July arriving The last rain fell Wednesday night with strong winds Farmers report corn nearly laid by wheat harvest good yields and second alfalfa cutting in progress Weeds are being sprayed and cut from soy bean fields
The First Methodist Church lists Ralph Russell as minister and Dorothy Largent as Sunday School leader. Services begin with Sunday School at 9 a m and Morning Worship at 9 55 a m. On Thursday, the Junior chair meets at 6 30 p m.
Mrs. Elsworth Smith hosted a gathering of Henderson high school alumni and relatives Friday evening. Attendees included Mrs. Virginia Harbor Byers and Mrs. Arlene Harbor Gamble of Long Beach Calif and several others from Red Oak Wesley and Henderson. The group shared memories of basketball days and relatives visited from Omaha Avoca and Norwalk. Burial of Zetta Newton Mickelson prompted Mrs Parker to travel to Denver for a relative’s funeral.
Mr and Mrs Lynn Parker traveled from Tucson to Phoenix for the Pon wedding where their son Dwight was wed. They spent saturday to thursday with Dwight, attended a rehearsal and supper, and stayed as guests of the minister and his wife. The couple then left for a mountain resort near Phoenix and plan to visit Tucson later. Dwight plans July vacation with his wife and his parents here.
Wesley Chapel announces Sunday School at 10 a.m. led by Mrs. Lorance Lisle with Pastor Rev. Clement Rowe presiding the 11 a.m. church service. O. S. Supt. plans activities for the day.
Sixty nine people attended a noon picnic at Mark Robbins timber on June 23, with 14 Hastings Junior Feeders members and 45 family members and friends. After dinner the group toured 14 stops viewing cattle breeding stock hogs and corn. Special guests Rev M R Ewe Wesley Chapel and Rev D J Crockett with two sons of St Johns Lutheran attended. At the final stop Dick Godfrey hosted ice cream cookies tea and ranch before a vigorous softball game.
Oaks News reports a wedding of Ed Mulholland of Malvern to Jacqueline Jacobson at the Christian church in Extra Sunday afternoon. Marion Shook and family visited, and relatives from Colorado Springs and Longmont joined. Oak residents held Missionary meetings and plan a Shenandoah dinner on July 11 with Devotions and Hoover article.
The Jolly Janes held a Come as you are coffee at the church on Thursday morning led by Mrs. Darrel Achenbaugh and Mrs. Marlon Bhook with transportation duties. A pink and blue surprise shower honored a guest arranged by Mrs. Clarence Augha as pink and blue gifts in a basket presented by Mrs. Fred Lemons. Wednesday and Friday visits occurred at the Neil Bentley and John Stefford homes respectively, with local families attending and hosting. Among others, Marion Shook and family joined a Hopp picnic at Glenwood Lake Park honoring Mr. and Mrs. Dick Allely from Springfield, Oregon, with 7 attendees noted. Arch Mattly and family from Clarinda visited the John Sieflord home Wednesday.
David Border visits grandmother Mrs Bertha Cole and stays two weeks in Malvern. N F Wright visits Guy Osborn home Thursday. David Warren of Omaha spends Saturday with brother Marvin Warren and family and Sunday with Dean and Evelyn Warren. L B Brameler and wife are evening visitors.
Merrill Sowers hosts Oak s Community Church with Sunday School at 10 a m Worship Service at 11 a m and choir practice. Darrell Scott guest speaker with Barbara Sowers and Judy Huff performing piano and organ duets. Attendance 72 visitors 2 offering 11 74 scripture 1 Corinthians 10 1 18 Psalm 78. Young People’s service on first and third Sunday evenings.
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