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Newspaper
Malvern Leader
Location
Malvern, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 17, 1965
Page
13
June 18 auxiliary meeting June 21 legion meeting June 22 sewing circle. Estates and hospital visits plus local travel and family updates detail attendance at showers reunions and moves. Notables include Mark Eaton funeral attendees Roy Gravett receiving Outstanding Apprentice Award and Kent Carl Jr birth with Navy service background.
Marla Carlson extends gratitude for cards and gifts received. Everett Lamu Virginia helped Saturday with satire work at Mrs Lum’s parents home Mr and Mrs Frank Dinsmore. Supper guests Sunday at Dale Shelley’s included Mr and Mrs 2B FP Bullington daughter Judy Mrs Bertha Kellenbarger and Mr and Mrs Gary Shelley and sons.
Church notes list First Baptist, Methodist, and Presbyterian services with pastors and times. Social items mention visitors, family gatherings, and attendees at the W. M. Waterworth home, plus a funeral in Stra han. Russell to leave for new pastorate. many local families noted in visits and travel.
New officers were installed as the Emerson Methodist WSCS met in the church sanctuary on June 9. Mrs Quentin Johnson and Mrs Minna Barnes oversaw the installation. Paul Cartstead gave the devotion and Mrs Thelma Blank led the installed officers. Officers include president Jansen, vice president Phyllis Meary, secretary Florence Patton, treasurer Miss Jones, and secretary Doris Sundhuist. Other chairs listed: campus ministry Mabel Ward, missionary education Edith Larker, spiritual life Barbara Stille, supply work Mehe Edie, historical Erma Allen, and various circle chairs. A garden supper was tentatively set for July 28, and circles met with various members serving refreshments.
Mr and Mrs Ronald Deeters and two daughters spent the weekend with Ronald Honeyman in his home. On Sunday the two families joined the Shaw picnic in Tall Oak. Guests included Mrs Cleanor Brown and relatives. J C Hallington's guests from Longmont Colorado. Judy Nattington of Omaha. the Lee Weitgel family of Bed Oakroeule. and Hertha Kellenbarger. Henry McMuhen of Buffalo Wyoming visited with Mrs Jessie Ister and others from Thursday to Saturday. Jorn Lindbers attended the old White Convention at Apples lost week.
An elderly widow living near town recalls a neighbor who offered a ride and carried her provisions. The tale prompts reflection on entrusting daily burdens to God as described in 1 Peter 5 and Isaiah. It urges believers to relinquish cares to the Lord and trust His guidance.
Larry Bryant trains in Detroit Michigan then moves with Mrs Bryant to Columbus Ohio for work. Mrs N J Setters hosts a birthday anniversary luncheon. Wilma Blazek spent weekend at home and returned to Clarkson. Janice returns home for week. employed in Lincoln Nebraska. Carl Car Red Ont and family visited Johnson frame Sunday. Gerald AT Newton and H Smith visited. Mrs Smith aunt of Miller. Chamber of Commerce met at Ann's cafe for dinner. Ana Lane visiting sister Mrs Glenn Kelle and family since Monday. Mer and Kellen career and Russ Lane in Waukee. B A Boll family.
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