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Newspaper
Malvern Leader
Location
Malvern, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 28, 1956
Page
4
Local notes record Malvern area residents hosting relatives from California Nebraska and Iowa. Births occur at Mercy and Edmundson hospitals, naming Alan LaVerne and Kari Susan. Trips include Lincoln University concert and Clark asanal picnic while former Malvernians meet in Griffith Park Los Angeles.
East Liberty and nearby communities saw a flurry of social visits with Mr. and Mrs. Joe Mayberry hosting near Nodaway, Nathan, Goodell, Hugin, and Henderson families sharing meals and gatherings in Glenwood and Silver City. Numerous guests from Glenwood and Omaha areas joined for dinners and lake picnics.
Henderson residents travel to Kansas City on a chartered list to attend events. Various church and community activities are recorded including services at Henderson Methodist Church, a Library Club gathering, the CWF Shenandoah tour, and numerous social visits and family happenings with many named residents and nearby towns. A midweek rainfall and local visits wrap the report.
Henderson Christian Church invites worshippers to Harold Roth as pastor and Melva Christofferson. Service times include Super Drayer Service at 8, Morning Worship at 9, Sunday School at 9:50, and 10:30 Sunday School. No CWP on July 4. June 24 attendance recorded 68 with $11.44 offering. Thought For The Week urged strength in Jesus to win the Lord's fight. E M Howell signs off.
Saturday evening guests of Mr and Mrs Danny Frink included Miss Bennie Brown Lawrence Frink Miss Patricia Curran Bill Cain Gordon Frink and Verdun Per due The Joe Reddout family from Sac City visited the Frink family Sunday and called on Mrs Ethel Ireland in Red Oak Several Mothers club families picnicked Sunday at Legion Fork Red Oak Mr and Mrs Hugh Shook Mrs Sally Shook and the [inaudible] from Red Oak joined a supper at the Mirvin Bowen home Capt and Mrs Robert Harover from Solon visited Mr and Mrs G T Harover and families Sunday evening A family dinner Sunday at the Sam Taylor home near Emerson."
Mr and Mrs Joe Mayberry hosted a fish fry at Rust Liberty Church on Saturday with a free will offering after services. Mr and Mrs Lyle Williams attended Sunday events. Shirley and Larry joined a group from Baptist Sunday school heading to Washington state. Mr and Mrs Huck Haves were guests one day this week. Mr and Mrs Woo Mindderks of Avoca visited at the home of Mr and Mrs Wo Stothe after spending time in Tabor with his mother. Mrs Kate Maddock remains confined to bed after a recent fall.
Dorothy Harbor was elected president of the Legion Auxiliary at a meeting held Thursday evening at the Methodist Church with Mrs. Rhydlis Brown and Mrs. Darlene Williams as hostesses. Voppy Sale raised 20.25 dollars. Nancy Phillips attended Girls State at Cedar Falls and will report next auxiliary meeting. New officers named include Dorothy Harbor president, Jane Paul vice president, Billy Byers secretary, Lucile Taylor sergeant at arms, Pearl Harbor chaplain. Refreshments were served.
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