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Newspaper
Malvern Leader
Location
Malvern, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 02, 1961
Page
2
Mrs Eldon Kline of Denver is parent to a 6 lb 7 oz son born Monday named Victor Charles. Surrounding items note visits, travel, club meetings, and community life with many relatives from Iowa, Nebraska, and nearby towns.
Mills county says goodbye to warm Mesa outpost as Arizonans head home. Among travelers were Mr. and Mrs. Clint Robbins and Mrs. Marie, with many others returning to Iowa after a winter spent enjoying sun, shuffleboard, and sunshine.
At the February Malvern Hillbillies meeting in the Methodist Church Larry Baldotter and Gary Baldotter brought model airplane motors. Bill Blackburn gave a motor demonstration, Bill Blackburn Jr. demonstrated a crystal radio set. In March, Baldozier will bring extension card parts for a group assembly. Seven members attended, including one new member Garry Tratfield, with two leaders present. Ping pong and shuffleboard were enjoyed by all.
The Community Club meets Monday night. Mrs Narvey E Smith visited Mrs Frank Durbin Tuesday morning. Harold Heller and Clyde Ingersoll from Lincoln attended Pete Johnson funeral in Corning Thursday. Harvey B Smith and Alfred Anderson hosts on Sunday. Clyde Ingersoll led a study group Monday. Floyd Hillyer and family were Sunday dinner guests at Hillyer residence.
Emerson U S Chapter No 121 of the Eastern Star held a School of Instruction at their hall on Web. 28 with Mrs. Doyle Williams as instructor. A 6:30 dinner for 40 members and visitors was served by the WSCS of the Methodist Church. Ninety four attended the evening meeting with new members initiated. Chapters from Malvern Avoca Macedonia Red Oak Clark Inda Shenandoah attended. Distinguished guests included Mrs. Histe L. Evans Past Grand Matron and Howard Lyon Past Grand Patron.
Emerson M and A Society meets at Mrs Ruth Greenwood home Feb 28 with 20 members and 3 guests. Mrs Carolyn Hascall presided, Mrs Velma Connell led devotions, and candle light installation by Mrs Floy Durbin for new officers. Southwest Association held March 2 at Harlan. bake sale planned April 1 and His and Hers Banquet April 12. Ivan Durbin hosted rehearsal dinner for Ann Fleming and Donald Hall wedding. Emerson Methodist Church activities listed with service times and WSCS meeting.
Dick Person is pastor Gary Greenwood leads worship at 11 a.m. Communion Meditation Thirst. Depth Bible Study at 7 80 p.m. Start study of 1 Peter 2. Wednesday 7 30 p.m. Baptist Youth Fellowship. Wednesday 8 p.m. Senior Choir Practice. Wednesday 9 p.m. Board of Christian Education.
Friday night in Red Oak at the home of Mrs. Ronnie Yowell a baby shower for Tracy Alan Hoover is planned. Local families including Mr. and Mrs. O. G. Bayas and son Mr. and Mrs. Don Hastwood and family and Mr. and Mrs. Rivert Sawyers attended an oyster supper and pictures at the Eastwood home Friday night.
Emerson Women's Club meets Tuesday March 7 at the Baptist church with guest speaker Isagene Sebastine San Augustin Jr a foreign exchange student. A farewell party for Mrs Settell was held at her home with attendees from Red Oak and Essex including Mrs A H Hatfield Mrs Lawrence Hatfield Mrs Harry Conrad and others. Numerous local gatherings and visits are noted among residents in Emerson and nearby towns with birthdays dinners and family visits.
Lunns Lease Shoop Cafe owned by Mr and Mrs Everett Lunn opens March 1 with a grand opening set for Saturday March 18. Local social notices include visits between town residents and relatives across Iowa, a wedding attendance, hospital and home moves, and family gatherings reflecting a busy week in Red Oak and nearby towns.
A luncheon at Emerson Legion Club celebrated Mrs. Chares Lakin's birthday with friends attending. Guests included Mrs. Russell Evans, Maurice Gelth, Melville Moody, Frank Cole, Milo Blazek, Don Twaddle, and Fred Ashley, who presented gifts and a cake by Mrs. Ashley.
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