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Newspaper
Malvern Leader
Location
Malvern, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 26, 1964
Page
5
Henderson Firemen held a Saturday supper that drew hearty patronage and raised between 500 and 600 dollars. Richard Fleming performed piano pieces while Allen Tendrix and Mickey Allen of Emerson provided guitar and drum entertainment.
Mrs Ralph J Viner attended the Pottawattamie County Federated Club convention in Macedonia on March 17 and the Montgomery County meeting in Elioth on Friday. She also joined a bridge party at Mrs Dave Sandquist's home in Hilfott on Thursday.
I wish to thank all who patronized the firemen's supper and donated so generously Saturday night. Special thanks to Mrs. Rugene Holt and Mrs. Lois Magers for making the soup. Max Stonebraker, fire chief.
Mr and Mrs Earl Boileau visited Malvern for dental work. The Gene Bolton family hosted and relatives from Macedonia and Omaha joined Sunday dinner. Staffords Crisler and G A Frink families hosted and visited. Dan Frink and others called in. A Republican caucus met at Mrs Sharon Henderson s home. C F met at Clarence Archer s with 11 members. Disciples of Christ lesson was led by Joyce Forrestal. Mrs Leo Boileau and Lois Smith visited Altoona with T I Smith Jr family. Numerous dinner gatherings marked weekend events and a 44th anniversary plus first anniversary celebration for the Houser and Allensworth households.
Henderson Community Club meets at the school gym with new officers for the year Marilyn Vanderlinden president Beulah Pearson vice president Wanda Williams secretary Clyde Westenburg treasurer. Members join in social visits and local events as part of the community activities.
Mr and Mrs Allen Palmer hosted a card club Saturday night with guests including Mr and Mrs Gene Bolton and Mr and Mrs Don Godfrey. High scores were claimed by Mrs Sharon Henderson and Gene Bolton, low by Mrs Morris Harbor and Don Godfrey. Gary Frink of Hmerset visited Saturday with the Shooks. Deb ie and Ronnie Williams and Julie Bowen stayed overnight with Mrs Grace Bowen. Mrs Claude Holt and Mrs Lee Roy Magers attended Oaks Community Church Sunday evening. Mr and Mrs George Schipker and family of Omaha dined with Mr and Mrs Otis Pendegratt Sunday. Jennie Haroff of Hastings taught for Joyce Lathrop Monday and Tuesday due to illness. Gerald Penwell of Morton Mills and Herman and Judd Coppock hosted late Sunday visits. Gene Winchester of Essex called on Helen Winchester while en route home from Carroll. Fred Roeder and Mrs Morris Reed with daughter Karen drove to Cube City Wis for three weeks stay after Reed’s truck accident. They attended church in Jefferson en route home to hear Frank Olsen preach. Helen Winchester, Thurman Bowen and sons, and Mrs Weldon, Wallace and sons attended church and the Oaks Community Church basket dinner on Sunday.
Rev. Robert Jones presides as pastor at Henderson Christian Church with worship at 9 30 a m and church school at 10 30 a m. Y F and Chi Rho meet every other Sunday and C W F on Wednesdays. CYF hawke sale at Kachel Sundries on March 28 morning.
Pastor Rev Clement Rowe leads Henderson Methodist Church with Sunday School at 10 45 a m W 8 C 8 on Thursday Junior Choir practice at 4 pm Friday and other service times listed for the week.
Henderson club members met with Mrs. Ralph J. Viner and Mrs. Ray Lathrop hosting. The discussion covered the county convention planned for April 10 in the area. Attendees included Mrs. Hy crett McGrew and several members, with cake decorating showcased by Mrs. Edwin McGrew.
The Macvern Leader reports weekend visits as Mr and Mrs Robert Bower and family from Perry stayed with Mrs Perry’s sister Mrs H Ankland Paul and family and Mr and Mrs Tom Ankland and son Tommy of Omaha visited Sun Clair Ankland. Clair Aukland and Mrs Edna Aukland of Macedonia toured Clearfield with Ben Aukland, who had returned from Arizona. Tommy Rickens visited Carl Isaacs as he recovers from illness.
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