08 Jun 1961
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Newspaper
Malvern Leader
Location
Malvern, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1961
Page
1
An open house will be held at the old Keystone School house, home of Mr. and Mrs. E. E. Cole, southeast of town, Sunday June 18 from 1 p m until . Teachers and former pupils are invited along with others. The Martha Circle of the W will serve refreshments.
Arneel and a former ally visited friends Tuesday. Mrs. Tom Brown and Mrs. Lor Brown hosted and attended a movie outing. Mrs. Brown’s mother stayed to help, and Mr. and Mrs. Ward Coy plus Ronald Smith family and Florence Cooper joined Memorial Day dinner.
A Sunday park picnic honored Miss Sue Grayson RN who left Tuesday for her San Pedro California home. Attendees included Mr. and Mrs. Harry Porter and others from multiple local households. Conversation included family updates and greetings, with references to nearby visits and a church program at Emerson First Baptist Church.
Willis Grant minister leads 19 a m service and 11 05 a m onday morning at 6730. Wednesday choir practice at 4 38 p m.
A shower honoring Miss Mary Gillespie was held Sunday afternoon at Mrs. Lane Morse's home with 18 guests. Entertainment included Queen for a Day and a bride doll cake centered the table. Mary, soon to wed Jack Scott of Omaha, received many gifts reflecting a lavender and white theme.
Malvern High School honors reveal shorthand class pins from Gregg Co and OGA awards for top timed writings. Students earned 5 min 100 and 3 min 120 marks, with Diane Bingham, Kay Harshbarger and others recognized. Also included are essays on why reading matters, urging information, vocabulary growth, escape, and adventure through varied texts.
The piece argues reading is fundamental and should be basic for everyone. It presents the author’s personal reasons for reading and urges others to adopt the habit, emphasizing reading as essential for understanding and growth.
The author argues reading enriches thought beyond mere facts. Reading does not dull the mind but oils it with abstract reasoning and new perspectives, turning books into entertaining messages that reveal deeper meanings.
Karen Henderson argues block assignments shift grade control to the student. Slow typists who complete all problems can boost accuracy and speed, but home access to typewriters is limited. Students may need extra time in study halls, making block work an added duty rather than a relief.
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