Malvern Defeats Hastings 4 0 In Season Opener
Malvern opened the baseball season with a 4 0 victory over Hastings. Windom pitched well for Malvern limiting Hastings to few hits while Zandere and Jones collected two hits each. E Pace hit a three base drive in the sixth and Hastings used Paulson and J Hutite on the mound. Malvern faces Council Bluffs Boosters next Sunday June 6 in a twilight league contest.
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Hastings
Windom
Paulson
J. Hutite
G. Barkus
George
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Zandere
Jones
Pata
Zandera
E. Pace
Bluffs Boostera
Dt+ tick Bros
Dy Paulson
Huntaman
Ase
Huhleman
Kung
Lite
Ho Ming
Pyulaga
Umpiros
Fletcher
R. Chris
Baptist Ladies Shower Honors Miss Edythe Smith in Kenstgton
The Baptist Ladies' Kenstgton hosted a shower Tuesday afternoon at the W. L. Smith home for Miss Edythe Smith with about thirty-five guests. Guests formed groups of five and shared future predictions from events in the first year of the bride to be's marriage, then the gifts were laid out and displayed in an ornate chest later moved to the dining room.
The Wise Guy and Wings of the Storm at The Empresas
H Mason announces scifiwood attractions this week at The Empresas theater. Tonight shows The Wise Guy with an all star cast followed by a comedy. Friday and Saturday feature Wings of the Storm with Thunder the dog, plus a laughable comedy Honeymoon Hospital. Next Monday and Tuesday Tune 6 and 7 Douglas MacLean stars in Hold That Lion. Norma Talmadge in The Lady provides a coming show of interest.
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H.mason
Empresas Theater
Douglas MacLean
Norma Talmadge
Sona
Free Band Concerts in Malvern This Wednesday
The Malvern free open air band concert returns for the second time this week. Following last week's program, which was missed, the school program undergoes changes and promises a new event on Wednesday evening.
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Malvern
Training School Commencement Exercises Held in Cottnell Bluffs
Fourteen young ladies received diplomas at the commencement exercises of the Jennie Edm pdgen Memorial Hospital training school held Tuesday evening at the First Congregational Church in Cottnell Bluffs. Notable graduates include Jeskie Wortma Malvern Elizabeth Allen and others from nearby counties.
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Aining
Jennie
Pdgen- ‘Memorial Hospital
First’ Congregational Church
Cottnell
Bluffs
Tw Iis
Jeskie
Wortma Malvern
Elizabeth
Allen
Esol
Aig
BTR
Ates
Entertained For Visiting Friends
Mrs 8 B Barhes and daughter Mrs Doris Hiensgard of Pomona were guests at Boehn home the latter part of last week. They were entertained again Thursday afternoon and Friday evening by Mr and Mrs Brug at their home. The event included appreciative remarks about the visit.
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B.barhes
Doris Hiensgard
Pomona
Brug
Rural schools report strong health records and awards
Sandiland School notes three years of steady health with few absences and no contagious disease among pupils under teacher Bowen. Evernham and Oak Bluff hold end of year programs with perfect attendance awards, cash prizes, and gatherings drawing over 60 to 260 attendees. Stephens College honors Miss Mulholland for leadership, citizenship, scholarship and activities, receiving a silver loving cup and a Missouri State Athletic letter.
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Stckners
Bus Pils
Bowen Saye
Evernham
Elizabeth Anne Kirkendall
Norma Jurgens
Alice Miller
Elizabeth Atnie Kirkendall
Oak Bluff
DB. F. Anderson
Matey
Wm. Hult
Aills Anderson
Everhham
Jurgens
Doris ‘Darland
Hatheld
Dorothy Darland
Ruth
Darland
Dorothy Muay Henderson
Frances Fisher
Mildred Darland
Edne Henderson
Pickerilt
Wilma Ekison
Leany Anderson
Helen Anderson
I Oak Fluff
Iregie Anderson
Walter Thieschafer
Lawrence Schroeder
Viola Malsteit
Viola Scoles
Olive Brandt
Francis Kirkendall
Donald Christensen
Helen Schroeder
Leona
Hollore
Edith Mulholland
Jes Eath Mulholland
Columbia
Stephens College For Women
Mle Mulholland
Wintual Rotors
Stephens
Malvern
Stephens College
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Home Economica Club
Juntor League of Women
Death of W. L. Gaston in Tabor area
W L Gaston a prominent farmer from the Tabor vicinity died Monday May 34 at St Catherine s Hospital in Omaha after treatment Funeral services will be held Thursday afternoon from the Congregational church in Tabor He was a well known resident of Mills County and respected in the region
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W. L. Gaston
Vernon L. Gaston
Tabor
St. Catherine's Hospital
Omaha
Mills County
Silverettes Meeting at Marjorie Donner Home
The Silverettes met at Marjorie Donner’s home on May 21 to discuss business and hear Thelma Shafter’s talk on Care of the Skin. Members shared fashion plans, bring patterns and fabric pieces for upcoming dresses, with light refreshments served by Donner. The next meeting is set for Bernice Parker’s home on June 8.
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Silverettes
Cint
Marjorie Donner
Thelma Shafter
Bernice Parker
Marjorie Dotnet
Entertained at Kensington by Benton hostesses
Mrs Hurtburt Benton and Mrs F T Benton hosted a Kensington Tuesday afternoon at the Benton home. The house was prettily decorated with a bouquet of garden flowers. Twenty four guests attended and enjoyed games and visiting. A no-contre lunch was served.
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Kensington
Hurtburt Benton
F. T. Benton
Mills County Graduates at Simpson College Commencement
Simpson College will confer inchelora degrees on 103 settlers in the annual commencement on June 7. From Mills County two graduates appear Don McClymand of Malvern and Anata Mitchel of Emerson. The address will be delivered by Kalwitt Halt, bishop of the Chicago area.
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Tulafield
Town
Simpson College
Inchelora
Simpson College Commencement Festivities Highlight Week
Graduates prepare for a full week of events at Simpson College with intramural sports Saturday April 4, baccalaureate by President John J. Hillman, class reunion breakfasts, alumni business meeting and luncheon, and a pageant titled A Day at Nottingham. Eleven Greek letter groups celebrate anniversaries as the campus anticipates the largest crowd in college history and a second largest class. The Inquirer notes political chatter about personalities in the coming campaign and calls for alternatives to talk.
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Simpson
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