Donelson Danley wed in Princeton home ceremony
Beverly Jo Donelson and Bill Eugene Danley married Friday, March 3, at the bride’s aunt and uncle Forest Austin home near Princeton Missouri. Rev Roy Donelson, an uncle, officiated. Parents Mr and Mrs Billy Joe Donelson and groom’s mother Mrs Marie Danley attend. Attendants were Bill Trisbie and Mrs Austin. An earlier wedding united the couple’s parents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beverly Jo Donelson
Bill Eugene Danley
Forest Austin
Princeton
Roy Donelson
Billy Joe Donelson
Marie Danley
Austin
Bill Trisbie
Mr. Donelson
Mrs. Austin
Methodist Young Adults Form Fellowship Group
The Malvern Methodist church young adults held a meeting to form a fellowship group. After a covered dish dinner, a April last Sunday at 6 30 p m was set for the next gathering with a volunteer committee to arrange worship and program. Fifty couples were identified as eligible and twenty five attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Malvern Methodist Church
John Scott
Charles Pevehouse
Kenneth Bowman
Robert Salyers
Ronald Cain
Mary Circle Meeting Hosted by Mrs Stille at Home
The Mary Circle gathered at Mrs Opal Stille's home with co hosts Mrs Joan Henderson and Mrs Deloris Morgal. Mrs Louise Bass led the lesson on the Great Healing Physician. Rosemary Shaw and Joan Henderson sang two duets. Mrs Maxine Roenfeldt chaired and opened with minutes. Twenty four attended. The next meeting is set for April 26 at the church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stille
Mary Circle
Opal Stille
Joan Henderson
Deloris Morgal
Louise Bass
Rosemary Shaw
Maxine Roenfeldt
Plans Announced for June Wedding in Tabor
Mr. and Mrs. Russell L. Kesterson of Tabor announce the engagement of their daughter Myrna Faye to Francis Edward Kellison of Plasmouth Nebr. The couple plans a June 3 wedding in Tabor with hopes of forming new friendships and acquaintances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russell L. Kesterson
Tabor
Myrna Faye
Francis Edward Kellison
Francis W. Kelligan
Plalsmouth
Nebr
Mrs Mactier To Review Book At Rural-Urban Tea In Malvern
Mills county Farm Bureauwomen host a Rural-Urban tea at the Farm Bureau office in Malvern on Tuesday April 3 at 1 30 p m All rural ladies are invited and asked to bring an urban guest Mrs Allen Mactier of Omaha will review My Thirty Years Backstairs at the White House by Lillian Rogers Parks A tea and social hour will follow
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mills County Farm Bureau
Farm Bureau
Malvern
Allen Mactier
Omaha
White House
Lillian Rogers
Parks
BPW Honors Girl Scouts on 50th Anniversary
The Business and Professional Women club honored the Girl Scouts on their 50th anniversary with a program at the Methodist church basement. Troops and Brownies presented songs and recitations, performed a flag ceremony, and enjoyed four tier birthday cake as Maida McClure decorated. BPW members then held a regular meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Church
Maida McClure
James Gibsons Feted at Reception Sunday
Mr and Mrs James Gibson of Des Moines were honored at a Sunday reception hosted by the bride’s parents Mr and Mrs Alan Hasselquist. A buffet for 34 out of town relatives and grandparents Mrs and Mrs W L Hasselquist complemented a three tier cake in the bride’s colors and a congratulatory call from Alameda Calif relatives. The couple received many gifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Gibson
Des Moines
Alan Hasselquist
Elias Johnson
Wesley Johnson
Wayne Johnson
Alameda
Calif
OES Worthy Matron Honored at Birthday Party
Eastern Star officers and spouses hosted a pot luck supper at the Masonic dining room honoring Wahneeta Noffsinger on her birthday. Guests played Cancellation Hearts and she received a birthday cake and gifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eastern Star
Masonic
Wahneeta Noffsinger
Mrs Markel Attends Iowa Geriatric Nursing Workshop
Mrs Harry Markel R N nursing aide instructor for nursing homes attends a week long geriatric workshop at the University of Iowa with a scholarship from the State Dept of Health. The program aims to deepen nurses understanding of geriatric patients and their needs. Fifty nurses in elder care may participate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Markel
S.U.I
Harry Markel
Fremont-Mills 4-H Fun Evening Set for Saturday
4-H members and parents plan a fun evening at Fremont-Mills 4-H Fun Evening this Saturday. Members meet at the old Tabor College gym for games and entertainment, while parents gather at the high school gym under the Mills county youth committee led by Mr and Mrs Robert Christensen of Eastings.
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4-H
Fremont-Mills
Tabor
Tabor College
Fremont County
Mills County
Robert Christensen
Eastings
Church Notes and Services Across Denominations
Local churches list Sunday schools worship times and groups at First Baptist Presbyterian Holy Rosary Methodist St John Walther League and Immanuel Lutheran. Activities include workshop on Christianity vs communism youth programs wheel, confirmation Palm Sunday Good Friday services and catalog orders for Easter items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. John’s Lutheran Church
Frederick Kreutz
Schoo
Shenandoah Rink
Gircuit
Walther League
Immanuel Lutheran Church
Clarinda
Channel 7
Cubs Award Winners Lampoon Pack Meeting
The monthly cub scout pack meeting featured the pledge led by Cubmaster A. Washburn. Awards went to David Edie Rodney Powles for bear badges and several Wolf and arrow point recipients including Bruce Notheim Donald Trimmer John Ellison Tim Adams. The group sold circus tickets for Red Oak on April 8 and displayed crafts from the Round Table at Essex.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Washburn
den II
T. B. Sal‘yers
David Edie
Rodney Powles
Bruce Notheim
Donald Trimmer
John Ellison
Tim Adams
David Die
Stephen Miller
Doug Waterbury
Keith Barber
David Ivans
Mark Babbitt
Denner
Howard Gearhart
Roger Poort
Tom Phelps
Don Trimmer
Red Oak
den Mothers
Round Table
Essex
Ruth Miller
Louise Barber
Work of Iowa Easter Seal Program Told Around Mills County
A special envelope detailing the Iowa Easter Seal Society’s work will be delivered to Mills County homes Saturday. Local chairs Malvern Mrs. William Baer Emerson Mrs. Donald Twaddle Silver City Mrs. Eurel Anderson Pacific Junction Mrs. Dale Oliphant and the Methodist Youth Fellowship Glenwood Mrs. Dale Boyer Mrs. Dick Shepard Rainbow Girls Assembly will lead the drive which runs through Easter Sunday April 22. Camp Sunnyside, Iowa’s new residence camp for handicapped children and adults, begins its first full season June 24.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa Easter Seal Society
Mills County Homes
Sarah Wingerd
Malvern
William Baer
Emerson
Donald Twaddle
Silver City
Eurel Anderson
Pacific Junction
Dale Oliphant
Methodist Youth Fellowship
Glenwood
Dale Boyer
Dick Shepard
Rainbow Girls Assembly
Sunnyside
Iowa
Social Notes From Randolph Enterprise
Randolph residents report visits and Sunday gatherings. W B Estes called on Lula and Lena Penn in Shenandoah, Lula improving slowly. Blanche Madison visited Lucile Hall in Tabor. Chet Hansell visited Hansell with Larry Gaylord in their new Tabor home. Willard Ballinger and sons from Council Bluffs shared supper with Bill Anderosa. Harold Omer and Susan joined the Wyant family in Malvern for a Tuesday evening visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Randolph Enterprise
W. B. Estes
Lula
Lena Penn
Shenandoah
Blanche Madison
Lucile Hall
Tabor
Chet Hansell
Larry Gaylord
Willard Ballinger
Sons
Council Bluffs
Bill Anderosa
Harold Omer
Susan
Robert Wyant
Malvern
Hastings Young Lady to Go as Missionary to Egypt Next Summer
Roy Grupp and Mrs. Robert L Grupp, connected with Hastings, have accepted a Presbyterian Mission board appointment to serve in Egypt next summer. They will work with radio and visual aids and return as active missionaries to assist the church’s outreach.
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Hastings
Egypt
Roy
Robert L. Grupp
Presbyterian Mission Board
Grupp
Susan Lambert
Ate
Wendell B. Lambert
Tlastings
Sturgeon
Susan
Hastings High School
Jordan
Ramallah
U. S
Dubuque University
Presbyterian Church
Jookinton
First Presbyterian Church
Aurora
Stony Point
N. Y
Ethiopia
Africa
Middle East
Cairo
Grupps
Elizabeth
Paul
Poinsettia and language quirks in spring musings
Scribblings mix weather woes with a garden diary and language play. The writer recalls a fragile Christmas poinsettia, notes floods from rapid snowmelt, and reflects on English quirks, pronunciation, and translations from Nigeria to Jordan, ending with a breakfast club reference and family news.
Tractor Run Red Light Brings $10 Fine in Glenwood Court
Edwin L. McCollum of Glenwood appeared in Justice Ernest Timmerman’s court for running a red light with a tractor and was fined $10 plus costs. Arthur Todge of Tabor faced night speed charges and paid $25 plus costs. Raymond G. Gustafson of Red Oak was fined $10 plus costs for improper passing. Conrad F. Knickman of Silver City was fined for failure to have vehicle under control.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edwin L. McCollum
Glenwood
Ernest Timmerman
Arthur Todge
Tabor
Raymond G. Gustafson
Red Oak
Conrad F. Knickman
Silver City
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Mills County Farm Bureau Women’s Board
Truman Chambers
Les Knop
Phyllis Skerritt
Herman Folkerts
Merrill Sargent
Darrell Sargent
Jack Ewart
Clyde Patton
David Angus
Knop
Methodist
Kayser Hosiery
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BPW
Karen Hasselquist
Ray Trively
Jerry Volz
Mineola
James Gibsons
Presbyterian
Blackburn
Billy Bob
Mike Blackburn
Elton Clay
Wm. Blackburn Jr
Glenn Robbins
Charles Ellison
Mmes
Otha Dickersbach
Roger Shaw
Darrell Frederickson
Jay Robbins
Steven Dickersbach
Randy Alberts
Rodney Johnson
Joe Phelps
Edldie Pevehouse
Jeff Willson
LTN Club
LTN Country Club
Max Benton
First Baptist Church
Wayne Bass
Lyle Williams
the Presbyterian Church
Alfred Martin
Morris Parks
Holy Rosary Catholic Church
C. L. Kaufman
John A. Lippincott
Warren Darrah
Bethleham Lutheran Church
Armed Forces
John Hays
Janet Houser
Carol Wortman
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Randolph
Nebraska
Frechman
F. W. Harbison
Nigeria
England
Muriel Anderson
Don McNeil
June
Springfield
Massachusetts
Formosa
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Bob
Pace Service CO
Mae
Johnson Grocery
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