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Newspaper
Malvern Leader
Location
Malvern, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 05, 1923
Page
3
A fragment from the Times shelf notes a Pearl of preps and a forest pageant near Hever, with mentions of Hever, Mis and a teen Harding event. It appears to reference a high school or junior event involving girls, possibly a morrs or match at a local venue.
Ne dawn at the home of Ellen Pike Tuesday night the Flustier class held a summer vacation gathering. Outdoor games occurred before rain forced indoors refreshments were served by Mrs Adie Tacker and Bart. One party member planned a trip to Lincoln and York, while another tended to house duties and harvests cucumbers.
A Beacons item notes copies of a record by Ralph Snule received in Tabor with songs Morning and Bright Eyes heard with enjoyment. Visitors include Mr and Mrs Wilbur Mann and Mr and Mrs Jetia Tipton arriving Saturday to visit B B Mann and family. The couple traveled via Thermopolis and Pin date to ranch in Wyoming and Manilla Utah before Tabor. Mrs Nelson Dotavan visited Nebraska City on business with Mrs Fred Mink. The Dannleys of Malvern called on friends in Tabor. Henry Aistrope and son Loren of Malvern visited Vern McMahill’s family Sunday. An account from HWH Matthews in Peking describes a missionary weekend trip to mountains south and west of Peking, with freight-car travel and donkeys. Mrs Matthews and Alden stay in Shansi. Matthews plans to join them and they hope to go to Yutao-ho for the summer.
Randolph News items list visits and travels of local residents. Mr and Mrs Harry Stone of Mali vern hosted by Ira Thomas. The Misses Piper and Kilpatrick, the Wyftilton and Thamias families, and Trudy Armstrong are noted for weekend stays, travel to Denver for health work, and touring assignments across Minnesota and Missouri.
Des Moines prepares for the 26th International Christian Endeavor Convention with 25 000 visitors expected. Outdoor gatherings and speeches are planned at the State Fair Grounds on Sunday July 5 with figures like William Jennings Bryan and Ira D Landon HU among speakers. A loud speaker system will amplify the convention in the Coliseum and a parade of 20 000 Warriors is scheduled for Saturday evening July 7 from the State House grounds.
The Christian Endeavor convention will bring many delegates to the Civic Center for a large religious gathering. Special trains from New York and other states will arrive July 4, with railroads offering advance rates. A competition camp at the State Fair Grounds may house several thousand visitors.
President Harding’s speeches in many cities emphasize the need for greater religion to solve life questions. He links national sobriety to Christian faith, temperance, and prohibition, arguing religion unites all creeds and that righteousness exalts a nation. He promotes a Dry, temperate national policy and cites biblical wisdom as guiding the country.
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