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Newspaper
Malvern Leader
Location
Malvern, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 25, 1968
Page
7
A personal reminiscence blends weather notes with village life as a thundercloud discussion yields a brief shower and effects on corn and soybeans. The piece moves through tree removals, neighborly events, hospital news, travel, and local chatter, weaving in a May to July milieu with names, places, and small-town ties.
Noel DeKalb presiding pastor and Glenn Kellenbarger superintendent lead services at Champion Hill Presbyterian Church Morning Worship at 10 00 and Sunday School at 11 00 AM as listed.
Wim Van Antwerp pastor Kirk Hascall leads Sunday sessions including Sunday school for all ages at 9 30 a m and Morning Worship with Mr Ralph Good delivering the message in Pastor Van Antwerp’s absence. Mid week prayer meeting and Bible study Wednesday at 7 30 p m with Ralph Good reading.
Earl Kelly pastor leads Sunday School at 10 a m and morning worship at noon The sermon titled What is Gospel Senior MYF at 6 p m Bible Study at p m The Goodwill truck will stop at the church next Thursday July 25 Please leave contributions Garden Supper July 31 at 5 p m at the church
Attendees at the Arlington Heights Wisconsin marriage included Mr and Mrs Marshall Cooper and David of Wichita Kan Mr and Mrs Harold Cooper Miss Florence Cooper Mrs Ward Coy Mr and Mrs James Petty and Ann Mrs Bertha Thirson visited Co Bluffs to see Mrs Elsie Tedeseo and others The group joined Mrs Mike Tedesco on Thursday Friday Mike Tedesco hosted Elsie Tedesco for drinks and Edna Adams and Hazel Burroughs shared a lunch Dinner guests Friday night included Edna Adams Hazel Burroughs and Berthy Thorson at Elsie Tedesco’s home
The Baptist Missionary and Aid Society met July 17 in the church parlor. Mrs Velma Connell led the meeting. Phyllis Frazee and Teresa Richards presented a 4-H demonstration. The group voted to host the Bloodmobile at Malvern Seminar 14 and plan a cell plate lunch with homemade ice cream and cake at the fall festival Friday night. Reports from Mrs Lola McKee and Mrs Alvena Van Antwerp covered their trip to the Women’s Conference in Ames. Core members included Mrs Alice Anderson, Mrs Tuva Yeater, Mrs Louise Good and Mrs Mildred Good.
July events include a Coffee for ladies at the Baptist church for Mrs Franette Green and a Garden Supper at the Methodist church. Visitors include Carl Christensen and the Leipolds of Omaha, with several local residents hosting dinners and social gatherings.
The mayor requests Emerson residents to curtail watering lawns while allowing irrigation for new shrubs and trees to support landscape growth and establishment.
The Rebecca Circle met in July with Mrs. Frederick Larson leading thirteen members and three children. They reported $20.95 raised from a traveling food basket. A Garden supper at the church on July 32 at 3 p.m. was set as the main item. Erma Barns presented Teens Terrific. Next meeting is August 20 at Mrs. Clyde Ingersall’s home. Lunch was served by Mrs. Settell and Mrs. Larson.
A coffee honoring Franette Greenwood is set for Thursday morning at the Baptist church at 1 a.m. She will wed Darrell Plumb and move to Logan where he will teach. Vernon Johnson fell ill at the WSCS Workshop in Malvern and was hospitalized after doctor visits in Red Oak. Mrs. Wm. Douglas hosted a coffee for Allan Warrior and children of Richland Washington and other guests from Avoca and Omaha. Marlene Morris spent the weekend with a college friend Cecilia Watts in Rockport Missouri.
The Methodist Ruth Circle met with Mrs. J. W. Castor and Mrs. John Parker hosting. Nineteen members plus Pamela Patton of Bettendorf attended as Mrs. Wayne Spicer opened with a poem. Plans for a garden supper and solicitations were discussed. Mrs. Mabel Dunlap’s birthday is July 25. Mrs. Quentin Johnson led a program, How Their World Compared, followed by organ music and highlights from Methodist Youth Camp at Lake Ahquabi. The August meeting will be with Mrs. Vernon Johnson. refreshments were served.
The Deborah Circle met July 17 at the home of Mrs Opal Bayes with co host Mrs CL Blank assisting. Mrs Bertha Thorson presided and Mrs Leon Robbins reported on the Officers Workshop in Malvern. A Garden Supper at the church was planned for July 31 and guests were reminded of Mrs Mabel Dunlaps birthday.
Allan Gage, recently on furlough, departed Thursday and is set to be deployed to Vietnam.
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