Sullivan Hedlund Wedding at First Baptist Church
At seven o'clock Thursday evening in the First Baptist Church Malvern Miss JoAnna Sullivan became the bride of Larry V Hedlund. The altar was adorned with pink and white carnations and the ceremony was performed by Rev Wayne Bass. The bride is the daughter of Mr and Mrs George Sullivan and the groom’s parents are Mr and Mrs R O Hedlund. Mrs Wayne Bass sang I Love You. Mark Babbitt Hosts Presbyterian Youth Meeting. The youth group met Feb 25 at Mark Babbitt’s home with twelve members and two visitors. after business, devotions and sleighing, refreshments were served.
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First Baptist Church
Malvern
JoAnna Sullivan
Larry V. Hedlund
Wayna Bass
George Sullivan
R. O. Hedlund
Wayne Bass
I Love
Presbyterian
Mark Babbitt
Ronald Coates
United Nations trip themed dinner at local church
A Sunday basket dinner in Fellowship Hall of the Methodist church drew about 70 attendees. Rev. John Lippincott shared slides and a quiz about his United Nations trip, with replicas of UN buildings and flags decorating tables. Cohosted by Mr. and Mrs. Scott and Mr. and Mrs. Shaw. Marsha Jackson’s seventh birthday celebrated with friends, movie, ice cream, cake, and piano by Mrs. Wortman. The article also notes a Malvern wedding and LYN Club meeting planned for March 7 at the Robins home.
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Fellowship Hall
United Nations
John Lippincott
John Scott
Roger Shaw
Marsha Jackson
Paty
Elmer Jackson
Dick Maiers
Glenwood
Hostesses Honor Mrs Parer at Feb Baby Shower and Bridge
Mrs Wm Zanders and Mrs W Baer co hosted at the Zanders home February 22 honoring Mrs Don Parer. Eight guests attended the afternoon of bridge games and social time.
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Wm. Zanders
W . Baer
Zanders
Don Parer
Shower honors Mrs Donald Breshears at Crink home
Teachers and wives of Malvern school faculty joined Mrs Al Nothem and Mrs N P Crink for a February 22 shower for Mrs Donald Breshears at the Crink residence. George Washington themed decorations framed refreshments as gifts under a pink umbrella were opened by the honoree.
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Mra. Breshears
Malvern School
al Nothem
N. P. Crink
Donald Breshears
Thei Crink
Harley Stevesson
Warren Darrah
Mrs Donner Hosts Coffee for Eight Ladies
Mrs Grace Donner entertained eight ladies at a coffee at her home last Wednesday morning honoring Mrs Frank Goodwin of Sidney Neb Ruth Circle will meet with Mrs Lucy Clark March 8 replacing Mrs Darrah as planned Mrs W B Kerns will present the program Rand Mothers Meeting postponed to March 13 and held a week late
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Ruth Circle
Lucy Clark
Lucy. Clark
Darrah
Rand Mothers Meeting
Steffen and Gipe Plan June Wedding
Mr and Mrs John Steffen of Lisbon Ohio announce the engagement of their daughter Carol to Thomas D Gipe son of Mr and Mrs Everett Gine of Malvern The couple plan a June wedding Miss Steffen attended Anah College and works in Akron Ohio She is a member of Pi Psi Society Mr Gipe a Tarkio College graduate also attended the State University of Iowa where he belonged to Sigma Chi Fraternity
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John Steffen
B.D. 2
Lisbon
Ohio
Carol
Thomas D. Gipe
Everett Gine
Malvern
Miss Steffen
Anah College
Akron
Pi Psi Society
Gipe
Tarkio College
State University of Iowa
Sigma Chi
Open House on 98th Birthday for Mrs. Kemp
Mrs. Anna Kemp at Nishna Cottage Rent Home in Malvern celebrates her 98th birthday on March 4. Vernard Foster hosts open house for Mrs. Kemp Sunday from 3 to 3 p.m. All friends are invited to call. Kemp spent most of her life in Tabor, with 10 years in Venango Neh. A new patient at Nishna Cottage is Miss Virtue Dunsdon of Tabor.
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Anna Kemp
Nishna Cottage
Malvern
Vernard Foster
Merriles and Sandra Initiated Into Sorority
Sandra Roenfeldt and Merriles Darrah were among twenty pledges initiated into Mu Phi Opsilon at Drake University on February 11 in the administration lounge. Membership requires musicianship scholarship and personality with a grade average above 2.5.
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Sandra Roenfeldt
Merriles’ Darrah
Mu Phi Opsilon
Drake University
Three Motorists Fined for Improper Pass
Three motorists paid fines of ten dollars and costs for improper passing as Justice Ernest Timmerman noted in court. James L. Beneke of Sidney Richard C. Hulbert of Kansas City Mo and Bernard G. Poore of Council Bluffs were fined for improper passing. Max A. Smith of Glenwood and Jackie L. Hunter of Pacific Junction faced charges for failure to stop at a red light and each paid ten dollars plus costs.
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Highway Patrol
Eagle Eye
Ernest Timmerman
James L. Beneke
Sidney
Richard C. Hulbert
Kansas City
Bernard G. Poore
Council Bluffs
Max A. Smith
Glenwood
Jackie L. Hunter
Pacific Junction
Costa
Wesley Mormed Dinner Postponed To Later Date
Plans call for postponing the Continental Dinner at Wesley with the date noted as March 4. District superintendent Dr Teele of Council Bluffs will visit Wesley Chapel to deliver the morning message at 11 a m. A pot luck follows at Henderson with a conference to follow.
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Wesley
Teele
Council Bluffa
Wesley Chapel
Henderson
SCI Choir Concert Delights Malvern on Three Day Iowa Tour
The State College of town a cappella choir directed by Charles Matheson performed in Malvern Community Building on Tuesday evening and again at MCHS with a varied program from Yankee Doodle to La Belle Helene. Dr. William Latham’s A Prophecy of Peace and The Mystic Trumpeter with French Horn by Dr. David Kennedy highlighted the show. Sixty eight singers traveled by bus, dined with Presbyterian ladies, and stayed with local families amid fine reception arranged by former member Donald Breshears.
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Nancy List
State College of Town
Malvern
Atlantic
McHs Assembly
Charles Matheson
William Latham
State College Music Department
Walt Whitmans
Leaves of Grays
David Kennedy
Iowa
Donald Breshears
Instructor Baer Hosts FFA Members in Chili Supper
During National FFA week Malvern Community School instructor W. D. Baer and Mrs. Baer treated 19 FFA boys to a chili supper at their home Sunday evening. The group enjoyed visiting and a film of the 500 mile Indianapolis Speedway race.
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FFA
W. D. Baer
MCHS Students Discuss State Tournament Trip
Malvern students share reactions to the state tournament trip. Elvera Henderson and Bobby Burgoin express plans to ride the chartered bus to support the team. Sheri Roenfeld cannot go due to cost and parental disagreement, while Allen Hall will drive, and Nancy Hasselquist plans to attend to see the girls play and have fun.
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Malvern
Elvera Henderson
Bobby Burgoin
Sheri Roenfeld
Allen Hall
Nancy Hasselquist
The Problem Involved in Continuing Education Beyond High School
Kay Harshbarger presents a senior government paper analyzing why students pursue further education. It uses a school poll showing college, trade school, and noneducation plans, and argues education adjusts people to their environment while offering planning tips for futures.
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Linda Clay
A. H. Nothem
Kay Harshbarger
Kay
Junior Senior Prom Set For April 13
Junior class plans a Friday April 13 prom with theme chosen from three options. Decorations and supplies are ordered and committees for program after hours and theme work. An all night prom was approved by the juniors and will be presented to parents for final approval.
Mrs Breshears Resigns. New Kindergarten Teachers Named
Mrs Breshears a kindergarten teacher resigned this week. Mrs Donald Primross will teach in the morning and Mrs Rabura Benton in the afternoon as her replacements.
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Donald
Barbara) Breshears
Virginia) Primross
Rabura
Dixie) Benton
Muscatine Man Bound Over to Mills Court
Harold L. Figg of Muscatine was arrested February 22 by Highway Patrolman Harry Weis at Glenwood on an operating while intoxicated charge. He was arraigned before Justice Carl Remley and bound over to Mills County district court with bond set at 500 dollars.
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Harold L. Figg
Muscatine
Harry Weis
Glenwood
Carl Remley
Mills County
Wesley News Social Notes and Church Updates
Hostesses Mrs. Marlon Gard and Mrs. Ivan Durbin entertained at a Durbin home party on Feb. 23 with visiting, games and a Cathy doll fashion show. Pink and blue shower honors Mrs. Donald Parker Feb. 22 at Mrs. Wm. Zanders home in Malvern with Wesley guests. Wesley Chapel Church notes include services, guest visits, students from Iowa State, river flood control discussions, and Romans study session at the parsonage.
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Marlon Gard
Ivan Durbin
Durbin
Donald Parker
Wm. Zanders
Malvern
Wesley
Lee Robbins
Albert Waadburn
Bill Scherle
W. L. Vanderlin
Henderson
Wm. Baer
Annual FHA Courtesy Week Ends With Courtroom Style Dance
Peggy Hunt reports on a school FHA Courtesy Week filled with skits about good manners. Watchbirds ticket misbehaving students who faced court and hall posters logging names. From class elections one boy and girl become Courtesy King and Queen for the Sweetheart Dance. The event includes a March 3 surprise, with 35 cents couple and 25 cents single admission.
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Peggy Hunt
FHA
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Rev. Lippincott
U. N
LYN Club
LTN Club
Clint Robbins
Julia Robbins
Clara Robbing
HSO Club
Frank Chamberlain
HAC Club
Dorothy Alberts
Sherry Basal
Alice Dunadon
Grant Chamberlain
Paul Seeger
Dale Bell
Hillsdale Church
Collins Drug Co
W. Knight
Edel Knight
Bridge Club
Sevventeen
Steffen-Gine
Kemp
Merriles
Sandra
SCI Choir
Community School. News
MCHS
Pat Newell
Breshears
JoAnne Wray
Mills
Wesley News
MRS
Clinton Parker
Marge Evans
Nellia Crouse
Elsie Wilson
Edna Plumb
Marie Parker
Ruth Howard
Anne Wilson
Ethel Parker
Alicea Washburn
Malvarn
Lone Thursday
Clement Rowe
Joe Robbins
Geo. Parker
Lynn Parker
Carol Asell
Karen Daitchler
Iowa State University
Ames
Marie Robbins
Omaha
Joe Robbing
Nishna River
Mareh
Harold Wilson
Iowa Power Specialists
Iowa Power
Etc and Light Company
P.S
Pearl Street
Westinghouse
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