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Newspaper
Malvern Leader
Location
Malvern, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 08, 1962
Page
8
Royalty reigned supreme at the Saturday night Sweethearts dance sponsored by Future Homemakers of America at the Community Building. A large crowd danced to record music as the faculty chose the courtesy King and Queen and their court.
The sixth grade room at Chantry School has green DuPont material applied to the windows to reduce glare on the blackboards. The light control film is being tested free of charge on a trial basis and may be installed on all windows this summer if effective.
Miss Claudia Ann Deitering of Hastings received a secretarial diploma from CE School of Commerce in Omaha and has accepted a position at Eaton Metal Products Co in Omaha. She is a 1961 Malvern High School graduate, daughter of Mr and Mrs Art Deitering.
MCHS advanced vocational agriculture class joined a panel of cattle feeders on feeding problems and heard an economist forecast for cattle feeders next year. Howard Tuttle of Ford Motor Co spoke at dinner about farmers underselling themselves in achievements. Later, MCHS prompts nine weeks tests with reminders of dates March 15 and 16.
Peggy Hunt reports that the annual staff has worked hard to finish the first half of their book by February 28. Members completed their assigned pages, editors labeled photos and arranged the layout, and the copy editor crafted captions and sentences for the near-complete section.
The MCHS Drama Club presents The Importance of Being Earnest directed by Mr Breshears. The show, originally set for March 2, is now scheduled for March 23 with admission seeking support from readers.
The Malvern girls basketball team expresses deep gratitude to MCHS students faculty parents and townspeople for their unwavering support. They thank supporters for roses at sectional finals and carnations at district finals and recount heartfelt responses from Rose Turner Kay Harshbarger and Barbara Shapcott praising the community.
Barbara Beasley profiles 17 year old Butch Hites as Malvern High School senior of the week. He stands 5'11" with Hazel eyes and brown hair and participates in football basketball track and baseball. He plans to attend Northwest Missouri State Teachers College to pursue coaching and dislikes pessimism.
An editorial urges students to resist cheating, arguing cheaters steal knowledge and ruin integrity. It warns that cheating leads to worse crimes and erodes character, stressing honesty as non negotiable and urging steadfast resistance to temptation.
Sophomores weigh choices among many styles by Josten Co with new local design at hand. A $5 deposit is due March 2 for purchases to be worn through junior and senior years.
Julia Tackett hosted the Jolly Juniors 4-H club February meeting featuring a Valentine grab bag. Pam Sell will succeed as reporter after Bonnie Vetterick’s resignation. Elaine Eichelberger spoke on teeth care and Elizabeth Kahl demonstrated sewing basket tools.
Miss Fannie Clark learned Monday of Sam Clark's death in Omaha. Funeral services were held Wednesday at 1 30 p m in Omaha. A former Malvern resident, Clark worked for Quinn Lumber Co and is survived by son Howard of Omaha, two sisters and two brothers, with Mrs Hazel Houser and Mrs Sean Weigman of Henderson among attendees.
Mrs Roy Bayes nee Ethel Runyon born April 4 1883 in Sidney died March 2 at Edmundson hospital Council Bluffs. Survived by husband Roy Bayes eight children six living two grandchildren and five greats. Services Sunday March 4 at Mansfield Funeral Home with Rev John Lippincott officiating. Interment in Malvern cemetery.
The family of Mrs Roy Bayes extend sincere thanks for cards flowers and food during the loss of our loved one Roy Bayes. Opal Bayes Darrel Cleo Phillips Ruth Bayes John Bayes Victor Norton and families Ted Hicks and
Dr L Darland aged 69 died Friday at home near Norwich from a heart attack after two years of poor health He was born near Glenwood grew up in Mills county lived in East Liberty area later Married May Eacrett of Malvern in 1916 seven children survive along with his wife 23 grandchildren four brothers and three sisters Funeral services were held Monday at Shenandoah Methodist Church at 2 pm Interment in Malvern cemetery
The Presbyterian Church led by Pastor Dr Martin Allen with Sunday School at 10 a.m. and worship at 11 a.m. was unable to hold services because the furnace wasn’t working. Correspondent Harold Cooper reports from Champion Hill.
A bridal shower for Miss Deanna McLain was held at the church Friday evening. Seventy guests from Red Ink Villisca Shenandoah Council Bluffs Cedar Falls and Wmpson attended. Grandmothers Mrs Mary Saltsgayer and Mrs Grace Jennings of Council Bluffs were present along with Lia mother Mrs G P Jennings. Hostesses included Miss Peark McLain and others. Deanna McLain and John Jennings plan marriage later this month.
Mr and Mrs Dale Shelley and Jim visited Dave England in Edmundson hospital Council Bluffy Tuesday evening. Mr and Mrs Cecil Bullington moved Friday to a farm south of Salem cemetery. Miss Jeanne McLain of Cedar Falls visited Dean and Mrs McLain from Thursday to Sunday. Mr and Mrs Frank Cole and Cynthia attended the Saturday wedding of their son Trent Cole and Miss Barbara Marian Born at Danford Chapel on the campus of the State University of Town. Mrs Dean McLain and daughters and Mrs Frederick Larson attended a bridal shower for Miss Deanna McLain at Emerson Baptist church Saturday afternoon.
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