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Newspaper
Malvern Leader
Location
Malvern, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 18, 1965
Page
8
The LEN Club held a postponed gathering at the Buttmann home with hostesses Mrs Ted Bowen and Mrs Fred Buttmann. A short business session followed by Irish games and St Patrick theme refreshments. Baptist Kensington Met At Williams Rom
Westminster Guild met at Mrs Ralph Bower home at 7 30 p m co hostesses were Mrs Richard Swett and Mrs Wm Blackburn. The group approved old business and planned the annual Easter breakfast a poster and table decoration committee were chosen. Choir robes were modeled and color style decided. Holy Week Services announced Presbyterians host Holy Week Communion Thursday afternoon. The next meeting is April 8 at Mrs Lookabill home. Green harp candles decorated the table for St Patrick theme. Refreshments were served.
Westminster Youth Fellowship conducted the 2 pm service at the Nishna Cottage. Jan Costello led planning, Michael Blackburn read scripture, Julia Darling offered Summer Musing, Burt Dickersbach led prayers, Mary Beth Costello performed a piano piece, and Burt Dickersbach played a piano selection. The service closed with a hymn and benediction.
World Day of Prayer Service postponed earlier will be held this Friday March 19 at 2 p m at the Presbyterian church. Sponsored by the Inter Church Council. Attend this meaningful service. Honored at Birthday Dinner Mrs Offie Hatfield was guest of honor Sunday at her grandson Roger Shapcott's home. Others present included Duane Shapcott family Maryville Mo Roger Shapcott and family Maxine Shapcott Sharon Glenwood and Allen Beott Malvern.
Mrs Bertha Angus hosted the Neighborhood club gathering last Thursday at Morning Coffer. The event complimented Mrs Fred Buli iuman on her birthday, with guests enjoying the social hour.
The Silver Urn Chapter Malvern and its School of Instruction met at the Masonic Temple on Saturday March 13 with Mrs. Odielle Hill of Glenwood as instructor. A 6:15 dinner by Baptist Kensington served 34. An 11:15 salad luncheon preceded the school. Eighteen chapters represented in a total of 80 attendees.
Mr and Mrs Carl Olsen of Essex will be honored at an open house Sunday March 21 for their 50th wedding anniversary. The event at daughter Mrs Jim McDonalds Essex home runs 2 to 5 pm with help from four daughters Mrs Eloise Turner Henderson Mrs Lorraine Grindle Malvern Mrs Coral MacDonald Essex and Mrs Phyllis Lundgren Clarinda and their grandchildren.
A five session study on Deco rating with Flowers opens at Joslyn Art Museum Omaha on March 24. Sessions run 10 30 a m weekly for five Wednesdays with a flower arranging competition and tea on April 21. The study covers arrangements for occasions Japanese Thebana period design and creativity. Admission six dollars covers all five sessions exhibit and tea.
The Woman's Society of Christian Service and Martha Circle held a joint meeting at Mrs. Earl Bass's home with music by local high school students directed by Mrs. Blaine Krambeck. New officers named include Mrs. J. F. Wearin Jr. as president, Mrs. J. F. Wearin Jr. as vice president, and Mrs. Kenneth Henderson as secretary-treasurer. Committees and line officers were also announced. The group voted to cover half the cost of MYT campers.
Sunday School at 9:45 a.m. Divine Worship at 11 a.m. Children sermon The Girl who Stopped a Streamliner. Sermon The Women at the Cross. Sr High MYF meeting at 6 p.m. Official Board meets Monday at 7:38 p.m. Youth Choir Wednesday 6:45 p.m. Chancel Choir 7:30 p.m. Mary Circle meets Thursday 1:30 p.m. program The Bible and the Life Within presented by Mrs Hazel McCain. Hosts Mines Bertha Stewart Lorraine Griffin Max Dashner. Jr Choir practices Friday 4 p.m.
Rev Hugh Shiveley pastor Lyle Williams S S Superintendent 10:00 a m Sunday School 11:00 a m Worship 4:00 p m Asnigr High Youth meets at parsonage 7:20 p m Evening Bible Study Thursday 2:15 p m Baptist Women's Missionary Society meets at Blanche Emerick home 7:30 p m Choir Practice
Mrs Chas Costello Sunday School superintendent 104 m Worship Service 7 30 p m Choir practice 9 a m World Day of Prayer Service to be held Friday March 19 at Presbyterian church 2 p m
Rev P G Becker presents Sunday March 21 activities at Hastings Iowa with 9 00 a m Sunday School 9 00 teen Bible data 9 00 Adult Bible Class 10 00 Divine Worship 1 30 p m Special Voters meeting March 24 7 30 p m Confirmation Class 7 30 p m Choir practice March 25 7 30 p m Adult Concord class
Fr C L Kaufman pastor announces Sunday masses at 4 00 pm and 10 00 am Holy days 6 50 pm and 6 30 pm weekdays 7 00 am state school mass 6 30 am first Fridays 8 20 am contact 527 2141 or 527 9115
A fragmented OCR item names several women including Mrs Lorraine Griffin Mrs Bill Blackburn Mrs Roy Robin son Mrs Ben Smith Mrs Gladys Evans Mrs Larry Kauffman and Mrs Bud Hertz in a likely society or wedding notice context.
Bruce Grossman of the Mental Health Institute of Clarinda will speak at the Mills County Homemakers spring luncheon on March 30. More than 250 members will attend at the Malvern Community building with music, style revue, exhibits, door prizes, and a recognition ceremony. Special guests from Town State University include Miss Louise Rosenfeld, Mrs. Bernice Bateson, and George Boehnke.
Fourteen Mills county residents are among 840 students enrolled at Peru State College for the second semester, an increase from last year’s 738. Notable Mills county names include Jimerson, Joe A. McKee, Susan McKee, and Glenwood’s Leslie Raine, with other students from Hastings Imogene Malvern Pacific Junction and Tabor. Two dozen others completed degree requirements at the close of the first semester.
The Loyal Lassies 4H Club met February 20 at Silver City Methodist Church. Members discussed a 4H project, adopted a small girl from the Christian Home, heard talks on The Use of Corduroy and To Your Good Health, held a grooming contest, and elected Linda Janulewicz to lead pledges. Next meeting March 33. Kay Bruce demonstrated darts and raw edge seams at the Pepper Pixies gathering.
Margo Fender presented a preview of Pretty Clothes to Make. Mrs. Van derpool spoke on Posture. Mrs. Hudson led a talk on A Better Groomed Girl. Terry Fender served refreshments with Kathy Grindle reporting.
Elsie Taylor of Silver City spoke at the Pioneer club of Northwest Bell in Des Moines on Tuesday evening. She discussed making Granny Apple Dolls and other arts and crafts, a hobby that has earned her wide Midwest interest, and visited the Des Moines Art Center.
Tamara Thieschafer spent Friday night and Saturday with schoolmate Linda Hamilton in Glenwood. Wayne Keith and Mrs Keith attended a dinner hosted by Hiley Feed and Milling in Glenwood at Marhio’s in Omaha. Gary Thieschafer visited Ronnie Schneckloth and went to the Nishna Valley School game with KOIL Good Guys in Fastings. Reg Mikewell of Council Bluffs was a guest of her parents, Frank and ? Kemp, Tuesday and Wednesday.
Debbie McGinnis returned home Sunday with Fremont-Mills girls basketball team after a week in Des Moines at the State Tournament. She called the experience fun and unforgettable, highlighting the team's run and memories of the trip.
Paula Carlson stayed overnight with her grandparents Mr and Mrs M O Weckman in Glenwood and her parents the Bud Carlsons were dinner guests Sunday Roy Scheel visited Gladys Leipold in Malvern Pansy Rickhanagh of Pickering Missouri died Sunday She was the mother of Herman Kahl and formerly lived near Silver City Funeral set for Tuesday with burial in San Angelo Texas
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