Henderson Legion Plans Public Dance with Boat Prize
The Henderson American Legion posts a public dance set for April 28 as members organize plans. A door prize features a $350 boat and trailer, adding a notable incentive to attend.
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Newspaper
Malvern Leader
Location
Malvern, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 29, 1962
Page
5
The Henderson American Legion posts a public dance set for April 28 as members organize plans. A door prize features a $350 boat and trailer, adding a notable incentive to attend.
Henderson Christian Church lists Robert Jones Hilcott as pastor with worship at 8 5 and 9 80 a m church school at 10 30 a m and C Y F every other Sunday CWF each Wednesday junior choir at 7 80 p m and senior choir at 8 p m Henderson Methodist Church lists Clement Rowe as pastor with service at 9 45 a m Sunday School at 10 465 a m WSCS Thursday evening choir practice Wednesday night junior choir Friday after school Mr and Mrs Art Fritcher attend Saddle Club meeting at Jack Smith home Sunday evening
Mr and Mrs Carl Bolton joined Mr and Mrs Stafford Crisler at Forneys Lake Sunday afternoon to see geese. Clarence McKinney dialed in at Floyd Bowens near Hastings for Sunday dinner. Clifford Buckingham of Omaha dined with Fay Butters fields midweek. Charles Davies and Percy Rist visited Glenwood. Gerald Penwell of Morton Mills called on Judd Coppock. Bob Magers Bill Magers and a friend were Saturday supper guests. Morris Harbor met Morris in Mercy hospital Council Bluffs. he is improving. Ralph J Viner and Carl Kellar of Atlantic with Lester Coons of Macedonia attended Broad Way Methodist church in Council Bluffs, had dinner at Omaha Airport and saw Seven Wonders of the World.
Around 60 women attended a Friday night shower at the Christian Church for Bonnie Stefford as she prepares to marry Dennis Bond on March 31. Entertainment included a reading, song, and a newspaper-dress game, with green and white decorations and hosts Mrs. Ralph Bond and Mrs. John Stefford pouring. Relatives and friends from Clarinda, Macedonia, and Essex joined, with a committee led by C. A. Frink and others.
Mrs. Carl Sowers and daughter Dierdre of Omaha visited Mrs. Walter Sowers Sunday then toured their farm near Haiergon and Red Oak. They also called on Mrs. Carl Sowers aunt Rep. William Scherle attended a labor meeting in Council Bluffs Saturday night.
About sixty attendees joined Gail Kadel Magers at a Thursday night shower in the Christian church. The Sunday School class led a program with readings and a short action story, gifts were under a pink and white umbrella, and Mrs. Earl Kadel and Mrs. LeRoy Magers served. Local residents and visitors from Emerson, Griswold, and nearby towns attended, with extensive social visits noted among families, clubs, and hosts throughout the area.
Saturday and Sunday visits span multiple households. Mr and Mrs Dick Allensworth and relatives dined with vandera, Delbert McVay, Sharon Henderson, Bob, Tody, and David. Frinks host and LeRoy Shook family visit amid Illness. Various callers and Sunday suppers occur among Boileaus, Smalley, Coleman, Allensworth, Shook, Bird, Redbouts, and others in Emerson Town City.
The Nishna Valley club held a dessert lunch and family party Friday night at Legion Hall. Guests included Mr and Mrs Charles Raney of Macedonia who led recreation and presented a gift to Stephanie Meyer who resigned after moving.
Sunday evening fellowship at East Liberty featured Rev. Pullman delivering a sermon on The Kingdom of Heaven Is Like. The event included family night entertainment, singing, and refreshments after prayer. Attendees included Charley Alexander and W C Stotta, with Raynor Hamilton Chapel rites for Frank Howard in Glenwood.
Mrs Charley Alexander hosted the WSCS at her home with readers presenting The Great Physician Is Still Healing. Reports were given, a food sale was planned for April 14 at Pace's store Malvern, and upcoming meetings and social visits with local families were noted.
Mr and Mrs Dale Alexander Mr and Mrs Glen Clark of Malvern and Mr and Mrs Richard Beckett of Villisca traveled to Omaha Friday evening to attend the Grand Old Opera visit Music Hall and dine at Johnny's Cafe The three couples are cousins joining the Silver City group for a cooperative dinner at the Methodist church basement on Sunday Rev Robert A Griffin Trinty church Cornell Bluffs spoke on Missions sharing Africa experiences with slides The Windles and related family members traveled to Omaha to visit relatives in Shenandoah and Council Bluffs amid additional social visits.
Mike and Roger Alexander were Friday overnight guests of Mr and Mrs Charley Alexander. A few days ago pastor Rev LeRoy Pullman received an anonymous cash gift for East Liberty church. Donor requested to be assured that gift is gratefully received. Francis Christopher and Oran Windle of Silver City visited their parents, W W Windle and others. Charley Alexander spent Sunday with Lyle Howard near Wesley Chapel.
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