Rockford Couple United in Marriage at First Methodist Church
In an afternoon ceremony at the First Methodist church Rockford on Sunday June 16 Miss Marjorie Anne Clark and Wilber Winston Baker both of Rockford were joined in marriage. Rev. G W Baker performed the double ring ceremony with music by Curtis Clark and Mrs Caroline Houts. The couple's parents are Charles Clark and Rev and Mrs G W Baker. The bride wore a lace over satin gown with a tulle veil and carried a white orchid. A reception followed at the church parlors and the newlyweds will reside at 319 Stanton Ames.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Methodist Church
Rockford
Marjorie Anne Clark
Wilber Winston Baker
G. W. Baker
Curtis Clark
Caroline Houts
Charles Clark
Malvern
Ockford
Stanton, Ames
Rockford High School
Garden Club Sets New Meeting Date at Malvern Event
Eighteen members and four guests of the Malvern Garden Club attended a pot luck dinner at Mrs. Dwight Huffington’s country home on Friday June 14. New officers were chosen Arilne Schultz president Mrs. Lottie Hayden vice president and Mrs. Louis Knop secretary treasurer. The club will meet on the second Tuesday each month. Four new members joined the chair roster. After dinner members admired the Kurdeq rose at the hostess home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garden Club
Malvern Garden Club
Dwight Huffington
Arilne Schultz
Lottie Hayden
Louis Knop
Rose Kurdeq
St Johns Group Tours Omaha on bus trip
Members of the St Johns Ladies Aid and visitors chartered a bus on June 12 for a day of Omaha sightseeing. They visited the airport control tower KMTV and Kitty Clover Potatoes Chip factory and ended with stops at the Lutheran Old Peoples Home and Boys Town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. John’s Group
Omaha
St. John's Ladies Aid
Malvern
KMTV
Anck
Lutheran Old People’s Home
Boys Town
Date Set for Mary Circle Meeting at Church
Mae Circle plans a meeting at Mrs. Margaret Stevesson's home followed by church gathering at 1 48 p m on Thursday June 27 unless the grounds are muddy.
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Mary
Mae
Margaret Stevesson
Ronda
July Picnic Planned for Deborah Society
The Veneran society of First Baptist Church met at Mrs. June Emmert's home on June 19 to plan next month's family picnic and discuss future projects. Refreshments were served by hostess June Emmert and co host Shirley Adams.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Veneran Society
First Baptist Church
June Emmert
Shirley Adams
Malvern Book Club to Study French Painters
Mrs Teeny Salyers Jr will host the Book Review and Study club Tuesday evening June 25. Mrs Max Dashner leads the program focusing on painters Cezanne Gauguin and Van Gogh.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Malvern Book Club
Teeny Salyers Jr
Max Dashner
Cezanne
Gauguin
van Gogh
Fresh fruit jam methods and 4-H convention notes
Home economist columns describe quick no-cook berry jam with fresh strawberries and frozen options, outlining sugar, lemon juice, pectin, and kitchen steps plus storage tips. The piece also covers Iowa Mills County 4-H delegates and leadership training for the June state convention, with dates and names listed.
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Jemon Jube
buUkar
Coriyvention
Iowa State College
Mills County
Anna Gayle Viner
Ambitious An~dies Sr
Carol Buch
Becky Wearit
Tastings Hustlers
Mary Ellen Shaw
Indian Deerettes
Karen Kahl
Jolly Juniors
Charlene Bond
Loyal Lassies
Wilma Wright
Lucky Circle
Nancy Kuop
Diane Kline
Silver Cloud Sr
Delores Downing
Nancy Long
Wise
Harry Hyana
Frank Stevens
Subultz
County Home Economist
Frem
God loves the sinner but not the act in child’s tale
In a Tabor Beacon scene Gloria vents temper over bedding and asks if God still loves her. A mother reassures that God loves her but not the behavior, then Gloria reconciles, asks for forgiveness, and they fix the bed. Prayer closes the vignette with a faith line from Olive W. Mumert.
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Christ
Gloria
God
Mummy
Gtorta
Littha
Olive W. Mumert
Alberta
Canada
The Highway Story And Ongoing Community Notes
Local column records visits and family News from Tabor Shenandoah and Malvern noting surgery recovery for Chet Driskell and a June 30 Presbyterian picnic at Porters Lake. It mentions Hiram C. Houghton banker passing, a June 6 birth of Cinda Lauranne, and a statewide Iowa traffic safety conference urging men to improve road safety.
Church Services and Schedules Listed for Local Congregations
The notice lists Sunday school and worship times for First Baptist Glenn Emmert pastor, First Presbyterian Mrs. Elton Clay superintendent, First Methodist Minister Key Griffin and others. It notes a June 21 quarterly business meeting with pot luck, plus a June 23 church picnic at St Johns Lutheran and a Wednesday choir rehearsal.
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First Baptist Church
Glenn Emmert
Max Cross
I.Y.F
First Methodist Church
Don EK. Griffin
Earon C. Tennant
We Gracet Methodist Church
Des Moines
St. Johns Lutheran Church
Paul Glahn
Church Prentiss
Randolph social notes highlight weddings and visits in Shenandoah
Mrs. Paul Blezek and Barbara attend Connie Stewart dance revue at Mayfair in Shenandoah. Aitkens and Mrs Johnson spend weekend in Des Moines. Aitkens attend wedding at First Unitarian Church. Mrs Johnson visits Niece home. Wendy Wolf returns with grandparents. Mattes of Braddyville dines with Vanattas. Tyner and Mickey visit Omaha. Dotty King returns home. Dinville family hosts Father’s Day party for Bill Kimsey and James Dinville with guests. Sara Costello studies piano in Malvern recital by Grace Donner. reception at Donner home. Rumerys host Sunday dinner with D R Rumery and McCracken family. Scott of San Antonio visits McCracken. more Nebraska City shopping noted.
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Milo Aitken
Guy Johnson
Des Moines
Aitken
Honard Wolf
Dixie Lee Conway
First Unitarian Church
Mrs. Johnson
Harold
Wendy Wolf
A. L. Mattes
Braddyville
Clark Vanatta
Marty
Kirk Mattes
Vanatta
Jack Tyner
Mickey
Omaha
Dotty King
Leo Dinville
Bill Kimsey
Thurman
James Dinville
Harold Clark
Malvern
Tess
Sara Costello
Grace Donner
Malvern High School
Donner
Ralph Costello
Sara
Tom Rumery
D. R. Rumery
Farragut
Roy Scott
San Antonio
Tex
Glen McCracken
McCracken
Mr. Scott
D. T. McCracken
Clarence Inmann
Nebraska City
Earl Phillips
Cher
Wesley Chapel Church Service and Teachers Meet
Wesley Chapel Church led by Pastor Fred W. Martin holds Sunday School at 9:30 a.m. and a church service at 11 a.m. Sermon titled Landmark becomes The Bread of Life Never becomes Stale. MYF meets Sunday evening at 7:36 with Young Adult Group at Albert Washburn’s home. WICs meet July 17. watch for announcements. Visitors Mr and Mrs M E Buffington of Long Beach, California, visited Glenwood and stayed with Mr and Mrs Ray V Plumb last week.
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Wesley Chapel
Fred W. Martin
Albert Washburn
Wics
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Plainfield
Grinnell College
Malvern, Iowa
Orville Durbin
Baptist Kenabetan
Orville Durbino
California
HSC
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Jennie Cunningham
Parker
Inza‘s
Mrs. Inza Walker
Deborah Society
Nttle
Wilma Schultz
Home Economist
Joy
Ronald
Carl Evans
Tamara
Gary Arthur
Arthur Thieschafer
Glenwood
Nashville Tenme
the Redeemer
Wees
Donald Bell
Near Tabor
Clark Vanada
Sens
Kenneth Shram
Carl Fulton
Rodney
WW. Churchman
Virgil Curtis
Hastings
Harold Omer
Susan
Omer
Shermmer
Tabor
Tabor Park
Steve
W. A. Stevens
Oelwein, Ja
L. 8. McCracken
Old Hayes
Clarence Inman
Inman
Hiram C. Houghton
Red Oak
Houghton
Iowa
Iowa Bankers Association
Presbyterian
Porters Lake
Shenandoah
Ralph Walker
Linlealn
Neb
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Lincoln
Morrell
Yoder
Wyo
J. 5
Zdychnec
American Legion Club
Sidney
Campbell Kropp
Warren Gregory
H. B. Brannian
Lauren Holden
Hand Community Hospital
Cinda Lauranne
Clarence Cargill
Paul Reberry
Sins
Moulton
Melvin Moore
Elmer Fichter
al Fichter
Strahan
Tadies
Vlyak Werkes
Atatta Huse Peeting
Wenten Teche Bent
State House
East Hao
Sel
Warten
Fellows
Nation
First Presbyterian Church
Elton Clay
Marvin Flickinger
Nebr
Randolph
Randolph Enterprise
Paul Blezek
Barbara
Connie Stewart
Mayfair Auditorium
M. E. Buffington
Long Head
Calif
Houke Gussis
Ray V. Plumb
Pace Service
HAM
Ma Brown
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