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Newspaper
Malvern Leader
Location
Malvern, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 25, 1965
Page
8
Calendar lists events from March 29 Firemen meet March 31 Mather Son banmet at Methodist church April 1 Past Matrons meet with Mrs Harold Sowers April 2 WRC meets at Bertha Kellenbargers. Local society gatherings include church and club meetings with dates and host names.
The Emerson Fire Dept holds its regular meeting Monday March 29 at the Legion Hall with an oyster stew at 6 30 p m before the fire school. Chief urges good attendance.
Pastor Richard F. Person leads missionary Sunday services with Sunday School at 10 a m and family worship at 11 a m The sermon theme A Broken Vase to be explored Then Rev John Giles will close the Great Days with Sunday evening service at 730 p m Midweek BYF at 730 p m Jr Choir 730 p m Senior Choir 8 pm Thursday 630 pm All Sunday School and Church skating party Saturday Southwestern Association BYF Spring Rally to be held at Missouri Valley
Champion Hill Presbyterian Church Noel DeKalb with Pastor Glenn Kellenbarger announces Supt Sunday School at 10 am and Morning Worship at 11 am. The ONE GREAT HOUR OF SHARING contributions will be received Sunday morning to aid disaster relief globally. Presbytery will be held at Creston next Tuesday.
Ralph Russell pastor leads morning worship at 11 05 with LaVerne Carson superintendent. Senior MYF meets in the afternoon and Bible study on Ephesians at the Parsonage at 7 30. Goodwill pickup at the church Monday.
Twenty-nine Levi Burton Post No. 576 members met in Emerson on March 15 to mark the 46th American Legion birthday. Four members Burl Harold Marion Lang John Parker and Lowell Patrick received 45 year certificates while Ralph Russell Post Chaplain told a fitting tale. An Auxiliary cake was served.
Ann Page and Sherwood Berg were married at the Presbyterian church in Wales with immediate families in attendance. The couple will live at the Hi Pogue tenant house and continue work for Bert Morris. Guests gathered later for Mr Morris birthday celebration with Virgil Morris and others from Henderson Sioux Center and Omaha. A Mother-Son banquet was held at the church on Wednesday evening at 7 pm.
Mr. and Mrs. K. A. Evans depart Thursday for San Juan Puerto Rico and will return via Philadelphia to visit Lt. Commander and Mrs. Arnold A. Evans and family.
Clarence Bishop moved from Red Oak hospital to Methodist hospital in Omaha for erysipelas and is in room 440. Families visit relatives in Ottumwa and Farragut. Mrs Honeyman returns home on crutches after hospital stay. Several locals travel to see ill relatives in Missouri and Atlantic. Birthday supper attended at Quentin Johnson home.
The Baptist M and A Society met March 17 at the church with Mrs. Paul Shaw presiding and 18 members. Devotions by Mrs. Charles Lakin. funds of 10 to Lake Villa, 5 to Harlan Baptist Home, 5 to the Christian Home. Upcoming events include the Spring Rally May 3 at Hameburg Baptist and guest and revival activities through May, with John Giles as evangelist. Numerous local visitors and attendees are noted, including students from St Benedict’s College and relatives from Des Moines to California. A car accident west of Red Oak injured Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Carnagey, treated and released. New officers to be installed in May.
The Decker Family and the Donald Hall Family extend deep appreciation for kind deeds, cards, meals, memorial contributions, and support after the daughters passing. Kenneth Hall Dixie and Mr. and Mrs. Russell Evans of Shenandoah hosted Mr. and Mrs. K A Evans for dinner Tuesday evening.
Bob Wheeler, son of Mr and Mrs Rane C Wheeler of Hastings, was activated into the Arnold Air Society at Iowa State University on March 14. Wheeler, a freshman chemistry major, joins the national professional honorary military society.
Emerson Chapter No 121 of the Order of the Eastern Star held a school of instruction at the Masonic Temple on Wednesday afternoon. Mrs Odielle Hill of Glenwood lectured. 75 attended the 8 p.m. inspection. Distinguished guests included Mrs Telen Kline Malvern and others from Red Oak, Carson, Malvern, Farragut, Shenandoah.
The Rebecca Circle met with Mrs. Hd Marskell on Wednesday afternoon with 12 members present. World Banks were turned in and Mother Son banquet tickets went on sale for next Wednesday night at the Methodist church. A get well card was signed for Mrs. Harold Hicks. Mrs. Bob Stille led the program on Prayer and the Life Within with several members participating. A discussion on prayer followed and Mrs. Thorson shared items and poems. Refreshments were served by Mrs. N kt Settell and Mrs. M D Lang. The April meeting will be at prison age with Mrs. Ralph Russell hosting.
A personal reflection uses a farmer's tale of fixing eyes on a distant point to illustrate Christian life. By keeping focus on Jesus the author and finisher of faith, believers avoid wavering and can sow God's word faithfully for His honor.
Last Saturday those receiving I ratings at the district contest in February went on to the state contest at Glenwood. Laurie Davis earned a I for an interpretive reading titled Closing Time at the Post Office. Shirley Mabary Beverly Mc Mullen also received ratings, with Jane earning HW in public address and Lillian Irvin Sharon Dunn and Virginia Angus getting II II and II in interpretive poetry.
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