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Newspaper
Malvern Leader
Location
Malvern, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 19, 1964
Page
9
March 21 at the school gym oyster chili and pie supper with free will offering. Proceeds will buy extra hose to remain in town when the truck is out lowering insurance and increasing town protection. Pie donations welcome.
Henderson T. D. Angiin of Rosebud Oregon visited his aunt Mrs TY Shook Saturday. Dean Perryn of Coutes Bluffs and Gordon Frink and family were supper guests of the T C Shooks. Red Oak guests Keith and Mrs Chet Yeneer joined Delaine Stump family for Sunday dinner. Norma Yeager family called on and Miss Kate Connor resided at Griswold Rest home. Arnold Williams and family spent Sunday near Silver City with Carrell relatives. Leo Carroll of Carson was a Sunday dinner guest of Claude Hoits.
A crowded weekend of visits and dinners includes Mr. and Mrs. Harry Adams and many couples from Glenwood Des Moines Carroll Essex and Red Oak. Guests joined Helen Winchester Lane Winchester and the Greeley Penwells family for Sunday meals while other residents hosted births dinners and regular meetings in Morton Mills and Greaston.
A community note of thanks expresses gratitude for cards flowers gifts and visits during a hospital stay and after returning home. The narrative lists relatives friends and guests visiting in various towns including Omaha Shenandoah Atlantic Council Bluffs Elliott Red Oak Tarkio and Sey mour noting family gatherings birthdays and church activities with many named individuals and families attending dinners and events.
Reverend Clement Rowe presides as pastor with church service at 9 45 a m Sunday School at 10 45 a m W S C 8 meets Thursday Junior Choir practice Friday 4 p m March 22 members to be received March 29 Easter Sunday baptisms March 26 communion at Wesley Chapel 730 p m March 19 last study session on South East Aula followed by pot luck supper Good Friday march 27 union services at Methodist with Dr Henry Teele presiding Henderson and Wesley church stewards finance and pastoral relations committees met in Henderson Tuesday Quarterly conference at Methodist with Council Bluffs Dr Teele hostesses WSCS well represented Worship leaders and program leaders noted as part of the week events
Mrs Dick Mfirgers hosted the Mothers club with eight members and one guest Mrs Le Roy Magers, using a St Patrick's Day theme. Entertainment by Mrs Maryin Warnen preceded a Library club gathering with potato games and prizes won by Mrs Otis Pendegraft Mrs Art Pritcher and Mrs Claude Holt. Easter candles served as favors as the next meeting is planned with Mrs Virgil Morris. Mrs Jennie Ryan hosted the Birthday club with four guests including Mrs K S Hendrix Denise Kellie and Edna Pieming. cake by Mrs Herbert Stephens and entertainment by Mrs Bert Mortis capped the evening.
Henderson Fire Department responded to two calls in the past week including a brush fire near Emerson Sun and an earlier fire at the city dump. The report also lists numerous local visits and visits by residents to entertainment events and family gatherings across nearby towns, with several named individuals and places.
Mrs Marjorie Cozad visited her grandfather Ed Laughlin at Nishna Cottage in Malvern where he nears his 98th birthday. Various guests from Coun ct Bluffs to Omaha joined family gatherings, 4 H, garden club, and club meetings, with travel to Red Oak and Fremont for events and medical visits, recalling neighborhood ties and community rounds.
Rev John Lippincott presides with Pastor Robt Christensen at 9 30 a m. Divine Worship. Children sermon I Must and sermon A Temporary Kingdom But a Permanent King. Sunday School at 10 30 a m.
The MYR will hold a bake sale at Paco's store in Malvern on Saturday March 21 at 2:30 a m. The event focuses on fundraising through homemade treats for club activities.
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