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Newspaper
Malvern Leader
Location
Malvern, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 24, 1965
Page
6
June 28 events include a Firemen meeting. July 2 the WRC meets with Mattie Malskeit. July 7 Past Matrons picnic at Mrs Maggie Durbin's home hosted by Mrs Alta Hall, Mrs Minnie Whisler and Mrs Joan Twaddle.
Emerson Auxiliary and Legion will host a joint county meeting on July 19 with reports from Boys State representatives Gary Johnson and Dale Sandquist and Girls Stater Jackie Brown. June 18 meeting covered treasurer’s report over $100, by Lyndon Johnson auditor and Poppy report, plus bench by law review and nominating slate.
Miriam Circle of the Emer son WSCS met June 16 with 18 members and 3 guests. New year books issued. Officers elected include Cecille Wax secretary Nelson Settell Sunshine ehmn Harold Sowers Card ehmn. Garden Supper planned for July 28. Birthday card signed for Mrs M E McMillen. address Davenport Ia. Refreshments by Wayne Spicer. Birthday song for Mrs Settell.
First Baptist Church led by Pastor Richard BP invites Sunday School at 10 a m and Family Worship at 11 a m for missionary Sunday. Ground breaking of the new church building will occur with the meditation titled Building the Lord's House. Annual Sunday School and All Church Picnic follow ceremonies at Emerson City Park on Sunday June 27.
Master to be supplied Robert Grayson Superintendent Morning Worship at 10:30 a.m. Sunday School at 9:30 a.m. Senior MYPF will meet at 9 a.m. to go to Merritt Beach for a plot. Champion Hill Presbyterian Church Noel DeKalb Pastor Glenn Kellenbarger Superintendent Morning Worship at 10 a.m. Sunday School at 11 a.m.
A special service is scheduled for 11 a m Sunday June 27 as First Baptist Emer son breaks ground for a new church building. The worship begins in the present church with a family service then the congregation moves to the construction site to participate in the unique groundbreaking ritual. All welcome to attend the dedication and progress event at the city park afterward. Mrs Erma Allen returned home Wednesday from visits with her sons in Des Moines Cedar Rapids and Edora.
Eightcon members responded to roll call at the Rebecca Circle of the WSCS at Mrs. Bob Stille's home on June 16. New officers named include Mrs. Edwin Grayson secretary Mrs. Quentin Johnson treasurer Mrs. Vance White courtesy Mrs. Forrest Gillespie wards and Mrs. Vernon Johnson reporter. A July 28 fried chicken and garden supper was approved at 1 per plate. Mystery friends were selected and a card drafted for Mrs. M. WM. McMilten on her Lord birthday. Refreshments were served by the hostess and co-hostess.
Mrs. N R Settell’s birthday was celebrated with ice cream and cake at the parental home as Don Setteil and Merrill Settells visited from Essex, Red Oak friends Abe Carroll Settells joined, while Mary Reynolds of Willison and Mrs. Joe Hinkle mourned the passing of Mrs. Hinkle’s mother. Louise Notson left Sioux City after a brief visit with Miss Sue Grayson. Mrs. 8S. W. Rice returned from the hospital feeling better.
A Malvern area gathering marked the 45th wedding anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. G. S. Eastwood at their home with relatives and friends. Attendees included Roger Rumery, Warner Watts, Willard Herzberg, Clara Clarinda residents, the Delbert Eastwood family of Red Oak, the Jack Waterman family from Omaha, and others from Essex and nearby towns.
Ross Sandquist named commander of Emerson American Legion post with officers chosen Monday night. New officers include Ce gut Kins as vice commander Ge Curtis Jr adjutant and John Pier service officer. Several social and visiting family notes follow, listing area residents and recent gatherings.
Thigh Wilmot and Dr. D. eath of Madison, Wisconsin, wed in Pelham New York on June 12 in a star ceremony. The couple plan a month long honeymoon in Paris and The Netherlands aboard the United States steamship. Mrs Norris has two children, Disney and Mark. Dr Norris has Kathleen and Elizabeth. The family resides at 101 Rock Aile Madison. The bride is a graduate of the University of Wisconsin journalism program and has worked for university publications. Dr Norris, son of Mr and Mrs Di Norris Emerson, holds MS and PhD degrees and is a professor of entomology at Wisconsin University.
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