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Newspaper
Malvern Leader
Location
Malvern, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1963
Page
12
The Methodist Bible School program was presented at the church June 67 after two weeks of afternoon sessions. The program was put on by the three departments. Mrs Harald Hicks directed, Mrs Winnie Gamble treasurer, and Mrs Ralph Russell presented a gift to each helper.
Mrs Grace Nebitt of Glenwood visited Mrs Pear Kline and Mr and Mrs C L Ballain Tuesday afternoon. Dennis Williams and Gordon Viner left for South Dakota to work on a farm. Mr and Mrs Owen Fogarty of Council Bluffs dined with Mrs Mary B Gibson. Gary Lewis family from LaFeysette Colo came due to illness and death of Mrs Otho Lewis. Several other local visits and family events noted including a new baby son born to Gary Shelley and Mrs G Shelley at Red Oak hospital.
A community picnic hosted by Mr and Mrs Homer Gonnott featured Areiy pugata Mie and Mra Pelte Stdd as honored guests amid a gathering in the Dark. Attendees included Major and Mrs Harold Manson and family Bedorus Nebr Mrs Loentes Brown Joyce Omsha Nebr Mr and Mrs Rul Connell and Keith Elkins plus children Council Bluffs.
Mr and Mrs Ray Fields celebrate their golden wedding with an open house at their home Sunday from 2 to 6 pm Relatives and friends are invited The week includes Legion Auxiliary meeting news and several family visits and travels mentioned from Orange Park Fla Bloomington Ind and Coun cil Bluffs Iowa City and other places
Champion Hill Presbyterian church plans Sunday services for the next four months at 80 a.m. Each Sunday includes Sunday School. Rev. Noel DeKalb will preach next Sunday as regular pastor. Dr. Alfred Martin gave his farewell sermon yesterday and a gift to the Martin family accompanied the event.
Mr. and Mrs. George Hascall Jr celebrated their Silver Wed ding anniversary May 26 at the Baptist church with 160 in attendance. Mrs. Paul Shaw of Red Oak led the guest book and hosts were Mr. and Mrs. R. G. Hanson of Creston and Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Hascall. The list of helpers covered gift tables tea hosts and dining room staff with many relatives and friends from Essex Em or son Elliot Red Oak Shenandoah Council Bluffs Silver City Greenfield Shelby Hastings and Omaha.
Mr and Mrs Glenn Cooper and Mrs Harold Cooper attended Presbyters at Knox Hoods Presbyterian Camp Site near Guthrie Center Saturday. Harold Cooper and Glenn Cooper were delegates from Champion Hill and gave reports Sunday morning. DeWayne Andrews of Omaha was a dinner guest Memorial day in the home of his sister Mrs Frank Sawyers. John E Thorson visited in the home of Mr and Mrs Millard Gee at Imogene Saturday evening. Mr and Mrs John V Parker have returned from a visit with relatives in Kansas.
Miss Jean Straight daughter of Mr and Mrs Joe Straight wed Martyn Ballain son of Myron Ballain at the Baptist church Saturday night June 1 Rev Richard Person officiated Immediate families attended They left for a Colorado wedding trip and will reside in Emerson The bride wore a white street length dress for her wedding.
Mrs. Mare Gitan Lewis, born February 2 1378 to Harries and Rath Simmons, died after four days illness. Funeral held at First Baptist Emerson with Rev. Richard Person officiating. Survived by husband Oibo Lewis, one daughter Mrs. Jack McShan, five grandchildren, seven stepchildren, and a large family.
The article lists names including Amos Smith Parker Dean Mitchell and others with interment at North Grove Cemetery. It notes Mrs Art Denkis and others helped with the Fowers. A Sunday School session at Jack's grocery section is listed with times and youth groups like Sr MYF and Jr Casir end Int MYF at the parsonage.
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