Malvern BPW Club holds dinner meeting and plans Spring District event
The Malvern BPW Club met at the Brick Inn in Tabor on March 9 with about 15 members including Mrs Lavoune Ross. A letter from District Director Anne Ogren announced the Spring District Meeting at the Mason Temple in Council Bluffs on April 19 with a Trailways theme and reservations due by April 12. The group discussed site work by Paddock Co for the pool and tennis court, a petition to Town Council, and a bond election set for April 14. Other items include a Homemakers Luncheon March 26, continued sponsorship of Girl Scouts, nominating committee formed, reports from Winter Board Meeting, and remarks on trips to Washington DC and a wreath placed for Kennedy. Lavonne Rose joined the club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Malvern B.P.W. Club
Tabor
Memaeat
Lavoune Ross
Anne Ogren
Masonie Temple
Council Bluff
Paddock Co
Wilma Schultz
Girl Scouts
Lillian Adams
Vickie Holden
Mona Pace
Mary Spiker
Ocle Dickernbach
Marian Jones
Washington, D D. C
National Federation
Virginia Allen
B.P.W
Kennedy
Jean Mason
Women’s Reformatory
Rockwell City
Lavonne Rose
Gardens as Theme at Malvern Club Meeting
Malvern Garden Club members visited Mrs H T Beattie on March 10 to discuss global garden styles. Mrs Newell Crink described Hanging Gardens of Babylon and gardens from Italy France and Spain influencing American roof formal and patio types. Mrs Louis Knop presented photos from gardens in Canada Washington and Wisconsin, plus deserts and mountain blooms. Miss Newell pledged to Alpha Chi Omega at the University of Town. Deborah Society plans for April 14 mother daughter banquet with Say it With Music theme. Gidley hosts entertained basketball players and coaches after a district tournament with a game film and social time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Malvern Garden Club
H. T. Beattie
Newell Crink
Babylon
Italy
France
Spain
United States
Louis Knop
Butchard Garden
Victoria
Canada
Duncan Gardens
Spokane
Wash
Story
The
Dells
Wisconsin
Seattle
Milwaukee
Arlizona
Yellowstone Park
Miss Newell
Omega
SUI
Patricia Newell
University of Town
Alpha Chi Omega
Frederic G. Newell
North of
Malvern
Deborah Society
the Baptist
Deborah. Society
Phyllis ‘Mrederickson
Mualc
Hugh Shiveley
Two New Patients at Nishna Cottage Here
Mrs. Alice Swisher of Farragut and Mrs. Ruby Huebner of Glenwood entered Nishna Cottage this week as new patients. Swisher entered on Monday and Huebner on Tuesday, with Mr. and Mrs. Charles W. Kayton as Monday supper guests in the Bob Christansen home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nishna Cottage
Alice Swisher
Farragut
Ruby Huebner
Glenwood
Mrs. Swisher
Mrs. Huebner
Charles W. Kayton
Bob Christansen
Local Homemakers Honored for Four Years of Service
Mrs Dugne Sell of Glenwood and Mrs Clarence Burgoin of Silver City named by Extension family living committee for outstanding service. Both chaired and served four years on the committee. The Sells farm 312 acres northeast of Glenwood. Burgoin farms 360 acres northeast of Silver City. They will be honored at the Extension family living luncheon on March 25 at Malvern.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dugne . Sell
Glenwood
Clarence Burgoin
Silver ‘City
Extension Family Living Committee
Sell
Sells
Deborah
Michael
Steven
Teresa
Bob
Catherine
Silver City
WSCS8
Malvern
Stille Family Hosts Guests and Benedicts Dine with Kin
Last Wednesday evening Mr and Mrs Bob Stille and children from north of Red Oak were supper guests of his parents Mr and Mrs Walter Stille. Mr and Mrs Lyle Williams were Sunday dinner guests of her parents Mr and Mrs Norman Benedict in Glenwood. Remember the Quarterly Conference to be held Friday evening of this week with district supt Dr J Henry Teele presiding. Anyone interested will be welcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bob Stille
Red Oak
Walter Stille
Lyle Williams
Norman Henedict
Glenwood
J. Henry
Teele
Birth of Kay Gross first child in Albuquerque headline
Mr and Mrs Gordon Gross hams of Albuquerque New Mexico announce the birth of a daughter on March 6. Kay weighs 7 pounds 12 ounces. Paternal grandparents live in Kimball Nebraska and maternal grandparents are Claud Kerney and Mrs. Kerney of Newcastle Wyoming. Kay is a niece of Mrs W C Stotts. Overnight guest Larry Williams visited his aunt Mrs George Miller north of Silver City. Mr and Mrs Norman Stoner and family hosted Sunday dinner at her parents Mr and Mrs Robert Schroeder near Malvern. Sister Mrs Richard Mattson and family of Hoop er Nebraska also attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gordon Grosshams
Albuquerque
N. M. Ayo
Kay
Kimball
Nebr
Claud Kerney
Newcastle
Wyo
Larry Williams
George Miller
Silver City
Norman Stoner
Robert Schroeder
Malvern
Richard Mattson
Hooper
East Liberty Church Board Met
East Liberty church group held a cleanup then monthly church board meeting led by Rev Pullman. Officers and commissions were named and plans for next year discussed, with World Service fund allocations noted. A supper was served in April with thanks to Mr and Mrs Stolls for hospitality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church Board
Pullman
World Service Fund
Four dresses to be given away in junior petite event
A local charity plans a dress giveaway with four items up for grabs, including one in the junior petite category. Organizers encourage eligible participants to arrive early and bring necessary identification.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jr. Petite
Liberty WSCS Holds Routine Meeting in Glenwood
Mrs. C B Goodell hosted the Liberty WSCS at her Glenwood home last Wednesday afternoon. A lesson was led by Mrs Claude Stephens with assistance from others. The group planned a fond sale for March 14 at the Bloedel store in Malvern, beginning at 9 p.m., to support the treasury which gained $2.15 from a small sale. Next meeting is March 18 at the church with an Hester lesson. Guests included Rev LeRoy Pullman, Mrs Claude Stephens, Mrs Emett Stephens, Mrs W Stotts, Mrs Hugh Hayes, and the hostess. Additional arrivals for lunch were Donald Pullman, Homer Mayberry, W C Stotts, and B C Goodell. Visitors were Mr and Mrs Russel Cole of Silver City and their two sons, visiting Windae grandparents Mr and Mrs W W Windle. Mr and Mrs Walter Stille visited grandmother Mrs A M McClusky, ill recently.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. B. Goodell
WSCS
Glenwood
Claude Stephens
Hugh Hayes
Stotts
Mexander
Stephens
Bloedel
Malvern
Treasury
Hester
Ammett Stephens
LeRoy Pullman
Emett Stephens
W. ©. Stotts
Donald Pullman
Homer Mayberry
W. C. Stotts
B. C. Goodell
Williams welcomed with birth in Council Bluffs
Mr and Mrs Freddie Williams welcomed a son born March 2 at Edmundson hospital in Council Bluffs He weighed Todd Eugenes and his mother has returned home with a brother and sister to greet them Also noted are visits and remarks about local residents and family gatherings in Malvern Iowa during the week ending March 12 1964
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Freddie Williams
Edmundson Hospital
Council Bluffs
Todd
Eugenes
Leonard Palker
Gary Parker
Galen Hunt
Malvern
Bill Hunt
Wes
Glanwood
Theron Mickelaons
Vern Mickelson
Darwin Sheltons
Council Dinifs
Watter Stille
Dean Darby
Emerson
Claude and
Emnett Stephens
Mike
Roger Alexander
Charley Alexander
Dale Alexander
Omaha
Fay “Mayberry
Rapdolph
Dale
Shirley Moore
Jim Rountree
Chris Stephens
Jeff Elson
Leonard
Parker
Burlington
Shreveport
Russel Howell
Mitzi
Near Malvern
W. W. Windle
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Soetil Hapmines Ening
Kay Harshbarger
Fred Harshbarger
Jennifer Kay
William KisDuncan
Mrd
Willam K. Duncan
Conway
Ark
Malvern Bpw Club
Mrs. Starr
Priscilla
Methodist Church
Orville Starr
I. L. Donner
Charles Wilson
Miss Henderson
Simpson Sorority
Indianola, In
Karen Henderson
Simpson College
Delta
Delta Delta
Anneth Henderson
Evans
HSC Club
Harry Evans
Pearl Warner
Maxine Dickernbach
Eunice Chamberlain
Charles M. Wilson
Mansfield
Owa
Mrs. Burgoin
Mrs. Sell
East Ae Mrs
Mi SerOrTe Carr
East Liberty Church Board Met
W. C. Stolls
Coats
Betty Rose
Amco
al Siva
Fen Samen
Emmy
Carol Johnson
Rt. 2
Jamaicas
Bobbie Brooks
Jo Junior
Gay Gibson
Parkland
Nelly Don
Stacy Ames
Kelly Arden
Jonathon Logan
Berkshire
Marcy Lee
Mac Shore
Glenwood, IA
Liberty Wscs
Iowa
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