Barbara Born Bride of Trent Cole at University of Iowa
Barbara Born daughter of Dr and Mrs Harold W Born of Freeport Illinois wed Trent B E Cole son of Mr and Mrs Frank Cole in Danforth Chapel Iowa City The ceremony featured Nuptial music by Mrs Frank Hamlin Attendants were Miss Karen Richardson and Douglas Gipe The couple will reside in Town City
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Barbara
Mariam Born
Harold W. Born
Freeport, II
Trent BE. Cole
Frank Cole
Danforth Chapel
University of Iowa
Iowa City
Dies
Cleo D. Hanson
University
Frank Hamlin
First Methodist Church
Karen Richardson
Douglas Gipe
Dick Capple
Woody Hart Jr
Oxhill Inn
Amana Colony
Town City
WSCS Will Serve Membership Tea at Methodist Church
The Women's Society of Christian Service will host a membership tea on Sunday March 18 at 3 p m at the Methodist church to honor new members and the Priscilla Circle. All women of the church are invited regardless of membership. The event aims to welcome newcomers and strengthen ties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women’s Society of Chria‘tan
Methodial
Mills County Women Club Convention in Glenwood March 28
Mills County Federated Women's clubs will hold their annual convention under Mrs. Willard Wright in Glenwood at the Baptist church on March 28 with the Glenwood Service club as hostess. Activities include devotions, bingo, a cooperative supper, and a program led by Mrs. Austin Bass with guest speakers from the Iowa state extension. Reservations for lunch are due March 26. all Mills County women are invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mills County Federated Women’s Clubs
Willard Wright
Glenwood
Baptist Church
Glenwood Club
Ernest Shade
Mills County
Church notes reflect active schedules across local denominations
Methodist, Baptist, Presbyterian, Catholic, Lutheran churches list Sunday services and events. Activities include youth classes, girl scout involvement, WSCS circles, BYF, Bible study, missionary society meetings, deacons and trustees gatherings, and community broadcasts. Plans mention films, slides, and church programs through March.
Plant Care Hints Given at Garden Club Meeting
Fourteen ladies attended the Malvern Garden club meeting at Mrs. Darrell Frederickson s home on Tuesday March 13 Roll call named a favorite annual flower Mrs Earl Bass club president led a brief business session followed by a program by Mrs Adolph Schultz on pruning lapraying and malching Martha Circle Will Meet with Mrs N P Crink March 19 at 8 pm at her home co hosts Mrs Kenneth Scott and Mrs M L Scheffel The Rev John Lippincott will show slides change of meeting place noted Deborah Society Plans for Banquet The Deborah Society of the Baptist Church met at Mrs Frederickson s home Wednesday afternoon planning the annual mother daughter banquet set for April 25 Entertained Deborah Society Mrs J A Kline hosted a coffee at her home after World Day of Prayer services Priscilla Circle Met Priscilla Circle of the Methodist Church met Tuesday evening with Mrs Charles Wilson Twelve members heard Mrs I L Donner read the lesson and Mrs Orville Starr the devotions seaT
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WSCS
Priscilla
Douglas Dashner
Martha Circle
Newell Crink
Mary Circle
James Steele
Council Bluffs
Broadway Methodist Church
Edwin Briggs
Malvern Garden Club
Darrell Frederickson
Earl Bass
Adolph Schultz
N. P. Crink
Kenneth Scott
M. L. Scheffel
John Lippincott
Deborah Society
Deborah Society of the Baptist Church
Priscila
Methodist Church
Charles Wilson
I. L. Donner
Orville Starr
Christianity Confronts Communism Workshop in Red Oak
A workshop titled Christianity Confronts Communism will be held March 31 at Bethlehem Lutheran Church in Red Oak. The event runs from 10 a.m. to 9 p.m. with a $1 registration fee. All denominations and church members are urged to sponsor regional meetings during the last week of March on this topic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. John’s Lutheran Church
Frederick Kreutz
Sam
Homes For
Winton
Channel 2
KMTY
Shenandoah Rink
Bethlehem Lutheran Church
Red Oak
Mrs Anna McDill Dies in Lincoln Nebraska
Mrs Anna McDill a well known resident of Randolph and later Lincoln Nebraska died at a Lincoln hospital on March 9 at age 87 after a period of declining health Her son Paul and daughters Ruth and Mary survive along with a brother and two sisters Funeral services were held at the First Methodist Church in Lincoln with burial there Randolph relatives attended and Rolls Trively served as casket bearers Adelaide Sergeant a former local resident was soloist.
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Anna McDill
Lincoln
Neb
McDill
George Hilton
Randolph
Lou McDill
Emerson
Woodlake
Edith Hilton
Paul McDill
Custer
S. D
Ruth Hawthorne
Waukegan
Mary Wickman
Phoenix
Ariz
Ray Hilton
Malvern
Charles Trigely
First Methodist Church
Charles Trively
Rolland Trively
Verle Trively
Vance
Rolland
Verle
Adelaide Sergeant
Adelaide Ports
Malvern Librarian Mrs Ruth Salyers Keeps Busy Schedule
Ruth Salyers at Malvern High School serves as librarian teacher and annual staff sponsor. She teaches two American literature classes and an English class while also serving on the Malvern public library board. She has completed 30 graduate hours in library science over four summers and enjoys golf and time with her grandchildren.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Salyers
Malvern High
Malvern Public Library Board
Salyers
MHS Senior of the Week Diane Bingham
Diane Bingham is highlighted as MCHS Senior of the Week. She is 5 ft 3 in with brown hair and eyes and pursues English literature, American government, typing and shorthand. Diane belongs to FHA, enjoys reading, and remains undecided about further schooling. She cites pro and con views of MCHS and lists favorites in TV programs, music, and food.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Diane Bingham
Diane
MCHS
Margie
Barbara
Tests Postponed to March 19 and 20 by School
Pat Newell reports the nine weeks tests have been postponed due to days lost to the state tournament and bad weather. Tests will be held on March 19 and 20 with report cards issued on March 28.
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Pat Newell
New Elementary Teachers Buhr and Bunn Join MCS Staff
Miss Phyllis Buhr of Tarkio Missouri and Miss Ruth Bunn of Monmouth Illinois join the MCS faculty this year. Buhr teaches third grade after majors in physical education and elementary education while Bunn teaches elementary music after studies in musical education and English. Both enjoy community life, with Buhr in BPW, Bunn sponsoring the cheerleaders and serving as substitute organist. The MCS news staff hats off to the pair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phyllis Buhr
Tarkio
Ruth Bunn
Monmouth
Ill
Tarkio College
B&b
Miss Buhr
Miss Bunn
Chantry School
MCHS
Methodist Church
MCS
Reviewer Recommends A Bell for Adano
John Hersey's A Bell for Adano depicts Americans in Italy after World War II and an Italian town rebuilt under a major's democratic ideals. The book faces red tape and prejudice, showing charters matter only with capable men, and is deemed worthwhile for high school readers.
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Adano
John Hersey
Italy
Adana
Malvern Student to Appear on ABC TV Program
Kathie Burdie a Stanford freshman fine arts student and Malcum native will appear on the ABC Meet the Professor program featuring Dr Sanford Dornbusch. The aired segment Sunday March 25 at about 1 30 est will broadcast to about 75 stations showing a live unscripted Stanford sociology class with 27 students from 11 states Mexico and Japan using no notes. Dornbusch 36 co author of Primer of Social Statistics and Popular Religion has taught at Harvard University of Minors and Indiana University before Stanford since 1959.
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Kathie Burdie
Stanford University
Sanford Dornbusch
Kathie
Stanford
E. W. Burdie
Malcum
Dornbusch
America
States
Mexico
Japan
Harvard
University of Minors
Indiana University
Fresh Scientists in Two Classes
Freshmen general science is split into two sections led by Mr Arndt and Mr England. Arndt's class of 30 focuses on physical sciences with sound production and transmission and future communication methods. England's 23 students study life, plant and animal life, and upcoming foods and nature topics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Arndt
England
Students Thrilled by Trip to State
Clayton Hertz reports on MCHS students traveling to Waterloo for the state event. Four students voice opinions on value for money, noting fun, sportsmanship, and the thrill of supporting their team despite some travel discomfort. Groups discuss time and cost, with overall positive views on the experience.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clayton Hertz
Waterloo
MCHS
Kenneth Timpson
Karen Henderson
State
Doug Deitchler
Janet Houser
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Otto Hall
the Baptist Church
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Wayne Bass
Lyle Williams
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the Presbyterian Church
Alfred Martin
Morris Parks
Holy Rosary Catholic Church
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States School
Pp. Va
J. A. Kline
Community School
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MHS
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