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Newspaper
Malvern Leader
Location
Malvern, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 16, 1967
Page
8
Malvern residents hosted and visited kin across a long list of gatherings. Families from Hod Oak Oakland Griswold Fremont Ames Shenandoah and Council Bluffs joined in open houses birthdays and Sunday dinners while others planned travels to Des Moines Chicago and Omaha for events and training.
The Honorable Mervin Turner proclaims March 12 18 as Girl Scout Week praising the organization founded in 1912 by Juliette Gordon Low. Mayor Turner urges Malvern citizens to support Girl Scouting for girls ages 7 to 17.
The church schedules Holy Week services from March 22 to March 26 with inter church cooperation for Good Friday March 24 and Palm Sunday March 19. Easter breakfast March 26 from 7 to 9 a.m. at the Presbyterian church followed by Easter service at 10 a.m. with the One Great Hour of Sharing offering to aid needy areas.
Raw details list Sept 10 activities at First Baptist Church with Pastor Hugh Shiveley, Mrs. Richard Anderson, Sunday school at 9:10, morning worship at 11, sermon A Cloud of Witnesses, Sr. High Youth at 6, Homemakers class supper at 5 with Allen Hall slides of Southeast Asia tour, evening service 7:30 with Baptism, public invited, Holy Week services noted elsewhere.
Rev. P. G. Becker outlines March 19 Sunday school teen class and adult class at 9 a m and 10 a m Lenten services. March 21 Walter League topic night at 8 p m. March 22 confirmation class and choir practice at 7 30 p m. March 24 Good Friday Communion service at 10 a m.
Fr L Kaufman pastor contact Ph 527-4141 or 9115 Mass every Sunday at 8 and 10 am Also Mass at State School each Sunday at 6 80 am with unclear wording keep parish details concise and readable
Mr and Mrs Ben Schmidt of McClelland parents of Mrs Bob Schoening were honored March 4 at the home of the Elwood Plumers in Mineola for their 20th wedding anniversary. Guests included Floyd Roenfeddt Har sident Roenfeldt Virgil Deitehler Paul Roenfeldt Glenwood Bertha Roenfeldt and others. The Schmidts received gifts and neighbors shared in the Progres sive pitch event. Other items note visits from Mrs Melvin Lamp Susie Stewart and club activities at the 0.7.0. Club and a delivery of knee robes to Glen Haven Rest home.
A tea for former members and guests was hosted at the home of Mrs. Harold Skerritt on March 9 with 12 members present. Mrs. Harold Skerritt led the business meeting, roll call was Your Favorite Musical Instrument, and Mrs. Joel Fahrenkrog joined the club. Mrs. Bill Mass organized entertainment with prizes to Mesdames Marjorie Graham, Lois Richter, and Catherine Hunt. Mass received a special gift. Lunch closed the afternoon. the April 18 meeting will be at Mrs. Sheldon Williams’s country home.
Mrs Kenneth Clark honored daughter Diane with a birthday party after school on Wednesday. Guests included Sandra Utterbuck Pamela Timson Teresa Timson Lorainne Wyant Dean Kirchert and Gwen Blackburn. Activities featured party games gift opening and refreshments of hot dogs ice cream and cake. Mrs Clark was aided by her sisters Mrs Gary Blackburn and Mary Hardy of Tabor.
Hillsdale Church welcomed Brownie Scout Troop No. 23 of Tahor with leaders Mrs Don Howard and Mrs May Timson and Mrs Donna Myers. They marked National Girl Scout Week as Rev LeRoy Pullman delivered a Lent message A Look Can Hurt or Heal. Palm Sunday services were announced.
Mr and Mrs Leonard Parker traveled to Glenwood Thursday afternoon for funeral services for Mrs Morgan, her aunt. They hosted supper and overnight guests, Mr and Mrs Max Stranathan of South Sioux City and Mr and Mrs Clyde Jones of Craig Missouri. The Parkers visited Malvern area for weekend suppers with Maurice Alberts, Ed Drilling and family, and the Fearce and Scott households, and welcomed a newborn boy at the Fearce home.
Mr and Mrs Don Riggins of Council Bluffs hosted visitors Saturday evening. On Sunday Allan Riggins of Lincoln and Mrs Marie Robbins with Mrs Charles Leonard of Omaha joined Mrs E D Riggins. Debbie Denise Ord Peg Burboin Ann Bolte and Jeanette Madison drove to Des Moines for a basketball game. St Sgt Richard Pierce arrived in Omaha from Vietnam and will stay with his sister Mrs Jerry Messinger and family. he reported to the Pentagon in May after a 13 hour flight covering 13000 miles. Harvey Bolte and Rev LaRoy Pullman Mr and Mrs R E Glebe and Tim Robinson visited from Council Bluffs.
Community notices list attendees at Mills County Prize Winners 4-H, plus visits and travel news. Fremont-Mills girls basketball team heads to Des Moines for the state tournament as several residents attend events and send greetings. Local residents express concern over a patient at Mercy Hospital and new arrivals, with Easter message urging letters to servicemen and shut-ins.
Mr and Mrs Walter Carr of Lincoln were Thursday supper guests of his sister and family Mr and Mrs Wiley Sanders Elden Gradle of Whiting was a Thursday afternoon visitor in the Forrest Bloomer home Sunday morning Mr and Mrs J R McIntosh of Meadville Mo were callers
Rural Improvement Club members and guests met Wednesday at Mrs. Bernard Roenfeldt's home. President Mrs. Wayne Hilton led, pledge said, and plans discussed include a Glenwood high school style show and Mills County Homemaker letter.
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