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Newspaper
Malvern Leader
Location
Malvern, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 16, 1967
Page
6
A chaotic read of Silver City residents hosting and visiting. Families including the Andersons, Water, Sunderman, and Krase attend dances, dinners, and church events. Many neighbors share meals at birthdays and weekends, with Seenecee School activities and Hawkeye Des Moines trip plans noted.
Henderson Mrs Dick Magers and others hosted Mothers and Library clubs on Friday with guests from Macedonia. Many residents attended church events, dinners, and gatherings in Henderson, Malvern, Council Bluffs, and Glenwood, including families visiting relatives in Omaha and Ames. Several members led committees, while travel included buses to Grand Island and visits to farms, homes, and a machine factory.
Henderson Firemen answered two calls last week. One to the Vanderlinden here Thursday afternoon, the other to the Ollie Thomas farm Saturday afternoon, both were Brass fires, oxy Ars. Florence Coleman of Essex was a Thursday guest of the Earl Allensworths. Mrs. Gene Bolton came home from the Red Oak hospital on Wednesday. Monty Bolton, son of Mrs. and Mrs. Gene Bolton, fell in the school gym on Tuesday, of last week and cut his chin. He was taken to Red Oak to the Docent and had ten stitches taken in his chin. Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Lauridsen and son were weekend guests of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Lauridsen in Sioux City. On Sunday they were dinner guests of the Carl Lauridsens in Sioux City and supper guests of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Akes in Manawa. Mr. and Mrs. Herman Coppock and Mr. and Mrs. Judd Coppock visited Linda Coppock in Des Moines Sunday. Mrs. Velma South attended the Wabash luncheon in Council Bluffs Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. Pat Putnam of Macedonia and Mr. and Mrs. Keith Owens of Harlan were Sunday guests of the Gala Wilders Mr. and Mrs. Jim Winchester, Cindy and Rodney of Sioux City were Saturday dinner guests of the Wayne Byers family and Saturday overnight and, Sunday dinner guests of Mrs. Helen Winchester. Also guests of Mrs. Winchester for dinner Sunday were Gene Winchester and Timmy, of Essex, for Mira, Warnke given Ey girl at Omaha. Natural Gas Co. on Monday afternoon, The Robert Taylors were hosts, at boning ee supper Saturday night
Farmers of the area are invited to Henderson Saturday for Harbor Feed and Grain annual promotion. The event marks the start of spring feed and food sales plans with prizes and special bargains announced for the day.
Peppy Pals gathered at Phyllis Axtell’s home for a meeting. Roll call was answered with a picture of a building featuring interesting lines. Joni Kelly gave a talk on Lines in Art and Phyllis Axtell presented an illustrated lecture on How to Select.
The text notes AIL took part in the Tex ture Game with others present after noon. Refreshments were served by the hostess.
The 1967 program introduces Freedom Shares on site May 1967 for Series E6 bond buyers via Payroll Savings and Bond-A-Month. The new security yields 4.74 percent to maturity in 44 years. President Johnson urges citizens to support the push at home as a vital duty, with the sale campaign running April 1 through May 3.
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