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Newspaper
Malvern Leader
Location
Malvern, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 1964
Page
5
Senior class awards dominate the Malvern High commencement with five top scholarship honors per class. Valedictorian Doug Dashner and salutatorian John Lippincott lead, followed by honorees across juniors, sophomores, and freshmen including Jean Wilson Ron Brescoter Sharon Turner Diane Hopp Mark Robbins Bill Blackburn Priscilla Wearin Shelly Mort Byron Leu Carol Wolfe John Wilson Beverly Forney Mary Lou Fritz Connie Lewellen Kathy Lippincott.
The Wesley WSCS met May 20 at the church with Stella Lisle presenting The Sea of Giving. Evelyn Wilson led business and communications. Next meeting is June 17 due to Bible school. Hosts Hilda Rush and Francena Sell served a spring lunch. A birthday dinner honored Hobart Jackson. attendees included the Jackson family, Nels and Fern Widows, and Richard Jackson among others.
Sunday commitments include 5 young events with Rev Clement Rowe and Pastor Donald Godfrey. Mary K Goos stays with Glen Jackson. Nancy Lisle travels from Town University for a brief Iowa City visit and Virginia's wedding plans. Clinton Parker attends showers and church events. Jerry Towne trains at Ft Leonard Wood and Ft Riley. Lisle and Robbing assist with Virginia Lisle wedding plans. Washburn family visits Omaha.
The Wesley Chapel Vacation Bible School runs Monday through Friday June 8 to 12 with mornings only from 8:30 to 11:30. Programs include classes for pre school, kindergarten, primary and juniors. All children are urged to attend.
The Henderson 4 H club met on May 27 with notes on disease, livestock judging site, and crop identification papers. An annual tour is planned for June 20 to view club projects, with herdsmanship rules reviewed. A bench committee for the fair was formed and a demo on Electric Lighting by Phillip Kudron and Randy Morris was presented. John Paul adjourned the meeting with George Kudron seconding. Refreshments by Mrs. Pauline Cool and Mrs. Weldon Wallace. Stanley Bass reporter.
Bernice Northup was honored with a bridal shower at Oaks on Monday evening. A program featured readings by Mrs. Jack Mabary and a solo by Mrs. Byron Viner, with Barbara Sowers accompanying. A life-reading of Bernice’s growth accompanied gift opening, aided by Karlene Davidson and Barbara Sowers. Tea table centerpiece featured lace and blue tones with mixed flowers and white candles. Mrs. John Walker poured coffee as Mrs. Lester Marsden served dessert.
Community church notices list services at Oaks with Sunday school at 10 and worship at 11, midweek prayer, choir practice, and youth services. Vacation Bible School runs two weeks 9 to 11:30 daily. Local social notes recount visits, graduations at Simpson College, and family gatherings across Indianola Omaha and Brooks with numerous names and trips to cemeteries and farms.
Classified listing shows a child’s blond crib for sale along with three guitars an ivory piano and a bird cage. Also includes contact phone 6240084 Hastings. Additional ads note Goodyear no limit guarantee with Tulfin toughest rubber and up to six months to pay at Pace Service Co Malvern plus Lawn Boy mower offers and footwear lines. Also mentions Blue Cross Blue Shield rep George W Ernst and used car sale with one year warranty a 1962 Ford Galaxie 500 4 door loaded air conditioning.
Memorial services for Edward L. Gilbert were held Friday at Grace Methodist Church Glenwood with Rev. C F Waterman officiating. Interment was at Tabor cemetery under Raynor Hamilton Funeral Chapel direction. Survived by wife Lula Longmaker and four daughters, thirteen grandchildren, six great grandchildren. Card of thanks expressed for kindness, visits, and memorials during sorrow.
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