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Newspaper
Malvern Leader
Location
Malvern, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 29, 1965
Page
10
Local church notes list services for First Baptist Methodist and Champion Hill Presbyterian, with guest leaders and Sunday schedules. A flood of social notices follows, detailing visits, family travel to Culver City, Lincoln and Des Moines, hospitalizations, picnics, and a community gathering at Chautauqua park with attendees from Ft Worth, Chicago, Glenwood, Stanton and Milcott.
Rebecca Circle met July 21 with Mrs Amos Smith and 23 members and a guest present. Chairman Mrs John Smith opened with a poem and prayer for youth. Mrs Esma Barns taught on Golden Age accomplishments with examples of musicians and artists. Mrs Quentin Johnson reviewed her week with the Christian Youth Assembly and as Wesely Woods counselor, urging volunteer youth counselors and educated adults and parents. Prayer calendar named missionaries. silent prayer for Mrs Ann Salmons who died that morning. A film on Dead Sea Scrolls was shown. Stamps for church aid via Gold Bond Plan were discussed. A game on observation and a peanut game with morale boosters were enjoyed. Refreshments served. no August meeting.
Nineteen members attended the Baptist M and A Society meeting at the church July 21. Mrs. Paul Shaw presided and Mrs. Frank Cole led devotions while Mrs. Horace Greenwood told the hymn story. A plate lunch will follow at 5 p.m. Friday during the Fall Festival. Hostesses were Mrs. Alfred Anderson, Mrs. S McKee and Mrs. Adrian Fleming. Nearby travel and visits are noted as Mrs. Kenneth Walton and Alva Helen Lowe and children visited Mr. and Mrs. H. H. Smith after trips visiting Al and Mrs. Avram Miller in Denver and Mrs. Lowe’s sister in Salt Lake City. Mrs. John Thorson stayed with Mrs. Ralph Russell in Shelby. Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Kellenbarger left to visit their son Capt. Charles Kellenbarger and family in Hawaii. Miss Edna Lane is staying at the Kellenbarger home during their absence.
Descendants of the William Aughe family held their annual reunion Sunday at Emerson park with the Clarence Aughe family as hosts. About 45 members attended the noon basket dinner. Guests included several Hodges families from Magnolia and Council Bluffs, plus relatives from Logan, Missouri Valley, Pacific Junction, Hastings, and other nearby towns.
Funeral services were held at the Baptist church in Emerson for Anna Salmons with Rev. Richard Person officiating. Burial followed at North Grove cemetery with Mansfield Funeral Home of Malvern in charge. Pallbearers included Ralph Good, Ivan Durbin, Gordon Haseall, Alfred Anderson, Torace Greenwood and Vernon McKee. Mrs. Ivan Durbin was soloist, with organists Mrs. Edward Greenwood, Mrs. Alfred Anderson, Mrs. Art Darby, Mrs. Willie Huntsman and Mrs. Ray Huntsman arranging flowers. Anna M. Tyler, born March 16, 1882 in Papillion Nebraska, moved with her parents to Stanton Nebraska, taught 10 years after graduating Wayne State Teachers College, married Ivan J. Salmons on June 17, 1908 in Stanton. They had two sons Ivan and John and a daughter Joyce. The family later farmed near Emerson and she remained an active First Baptist Church member. She was predeceased by her husband in 1939 and is survived by Joyce Bailey of Gilman, sons Ivan of Charles City and John D. of Elkhorn, grandchildren, great grandchildren, and many relatives.
WSCS hosts Sunday afternoon birthday event at Mrs. Mabel Dunlaps home. Decor featured a cake and gladioli bouquets. Entertainment included poems by several members and a prayer by Mrs. Vernon Johnson. Guests signed the guest book, brought flowers and cards, with out of town relatives in attendance.
The Indian Deerettes 4-H club held an achievement show on July 21 at the Methodist church. Pat Johnson welcomed GO guests and each member was honored with a corsage. Demonstrations by Joan and Arlene Lindburg and Sherry Greenwood. A style show featured garments made by members. Dress revue winners included Connie Parker first, Joan Lindburg second, Susan Smiley third in the senior division. Shirley Greenwood first, Sherry Greenwood alternate in the intermediate division.
Malvern Iowa July 29 1965 edition highlights community events including city meetings, school updates, and local happenings. Notes on civic projects and upcoming county fair preparations with brief updates from local organizations and residents.
A meditation on Psalm 91 1 emphasizing how shadows symbolize varying fears and comforts. It argues that the shadow of God provides judgment for the opposed yet peace security and protection for believers. It urges dwelling in the divine presence for rest and refreshing assurance.
Mr and Mrs Chris Jensen and their son Chris W attended an orientation session at Iowa State University to prepare for his freshman year beginning September. The family toured the campus met counselors and representatives from five colleges and learned about dormitories and the university curricula during a campus coffee hour.
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