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Newspaper
Malvern Leader
Location
Malvern, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 28, 1945
Page
2
Local residents share Sunday calls and dinners at several homes including the Hiltons, Marshes, and Shepards. Food, worship, and social events fill the weekend with visits from Arleigh Shepard Reger, Rev Prather, and Mrs. Prather alongside neighbors like Miss Bacekett and Miss White.
The Wide-Awake 4-H club held a meeting on June 19 with Dorothy Foxere as hostess and the president leading the pledge of allegiance to the club creed. A future event is planned at Prana College Blair Nebraska June 15 18 with a $2 donation pledged to help Ma a representative from town pursue 4-H work. Refreshments were served.
Funeral rites for Gladys Evelyn Mayfield were held at the Congregational church in Tabor with Rev. R O Barber presiding. Interment followed in Malvern cemetery. Born October 3 1492 at Miami Missouri she died June 19 at Hamburg. Married November 6 1912 to J W Mayfield and had three sons. Survived by husband three sons two grandkids two brothers four sisters and many nieces and nephews. Community friends will honor her memory. For dessert today serve cinnamon rolls and sweet bread. Sudan grass seeding advised if soil moisture allows.
Evangelist White at the Community Building urged that peace rests on individuals and on Christ. He linked the San Francisco conference to a potential world last chance and called for personal peace through faith. He announced Sunday July 1 as the message date and urged study of Matthew 24.
June statistics show a small drop in old age assistance payments while aid to the needy blind and dependent children remains unchanged. Old age assistance covered 233 cases totaling 9,355.10 with an average of 28.05 dollars. aid to the needy blind involved six cases totaling 225 with an average of 37.50. aid to dependent children covered 15 cases for 32 children totaling 363.20 with per case 24.21 and per child 1135.
Two members Connie Landis and Dixie Zanders attended the Library Club meeting Saturday. They read Too Fast for John. A visitor named Jeanie Mason attended, with Dixie Zanders serving as secretary.
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