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Newspaper

Malvern Leader

Location

Malvern, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Mar 29, 1973

Page

4

March 21 Baptist M and A meeting overview and church plans

Regular Baptist M and A meeting at First Baptist Church was led by Mrs. 5.8. McKee Jr with Mrs. David Olson reading scripture. Nineteen members and a guest answered roll. Plans included March 27 church cleaning and Fellowship Hall painting, plus upcoming rallies, youth fund drives, and the Centennial Banquet preparations.

First Baptist Church McKee, Jr David Olson Edwin Grayson Fellowship Hall Malvern Nishna Ira Bell Des Moines Bert Morris Alfred Anderson Charles Vestal Historical Committee M& A Jeremiah Hobart Hampton Estle Darby Wm. Gravett

Drake Band to Give Concert at Glenwood

Drake University Concert Band of Des Moines will perform at Glenwood high school on April 4 at 7 30 p m during its thirty seventh annual Spring tour. Don R Marcouiller directs the Concert Band and Symphonic Wind Ensemble.

DRAKE Glenwood Drake University Des Moines Glenwood High School Gordon Woodrow Iowa South Dakota Nebraska Don R. Marcouiller

Love Bridge Theme Guides Emerson Rainbow Girls Outreach

Emerson Assembly of the Order of Rainbow for Girls led by Margo Fender pursued Building Bridges of Love. About 20 girls visited Garden View Care Center in Shenandoah to entertain 60 elderly residents with song and Valentine gifts.

Emerson Assembly of the Order of Rainbow Margo Fender Garden View Care Center Shenandoah Shirley Straight Helen Kline Glenwood State Hospital School Teresa Richards Connie Edie Mary Steiner Miss Fender Lacy Hall

March Circle Meetings Presented With Community Notes

Miriam Circle met with twelve in attendance at Mrs. C J Blank home. Reports included an $80 bake sale gain. Ill members received well wishes and birthday plans noted for April 12. An Easter Lily and April church flowers planned. April meeting moved to April 17 at Mrs Milo Schick. Mary and George circles held meetings with poems Springtime and Spring Cleaning cited. Plans outlined for April 18 coffee and May 2 Mother-Daughter salad buffet at church.

Miriam Circle C.J. Blank Richard Steen Treasury Erma Allen Eldora Myrtle Lobbing Winnie Gamble Milo Schick del Terry Vance White Russell Smith Forrest Gillespie Response Smith Mary Circle Darrell Ackenbaugh Wayne Shapcott Clyde Patton Frances Harmon Clara Smith Mary Carlstedt Bertha Thorson University Hospital Iowa City

Hathaway Father and Son Named March Conservation Farmers

Mills County Soil Conservation District names Joe Hathaway and his son Paul as Outstanding Conservation Farmers for March. They farm 490 acres in White Cloud Township sections 23 to 25 with basic plans, 65 000 feet of terraces, waterways, contour farming, and minimum tillage using heavy disking to keep residue on the surface, reducing erosion. Paul, a ISU agriculture graduate, returns to farming. they also raise cattle and engage in community projects.

Mills County White Cloud Township Hathaway’s Joe Paul Iowa State University Paul Hathaway Foil Conservation District

Final Rites For Mrs. Joseph Cary

Dorothy Cary 54 of Red Oak died Thursday evening at Jennie Edmundson hospital Council Bluffs. Services were held Monday at Stratton church Red Oak with interment at Wesley Chapel cemetery. Wagler Funeral Home Griswold directed arrangements. Born Sept 9 1918 she was the daughter of Fred and Mattie Henderson. She married Joseph Cary July 6 1944 in Red Oak. They had a son Stephen of DeWitt.

Leon Repp Newton Dean Warren Roger Neumiester Dunbar Nebr Evelyn Warren Esma Barns Murphy Memorial Hospital Red Oak Good Samaritan Center Bertha Thorson Iowa City Eye Wilson Art Darby Friendship Club Harold Sowers Jennie Edmundson Hospital Dorothy Joseph) Cary Jennie Edmundson Council Bluffs Stratton Church Wesley Chapel Wagler Griswold Fred Mattie Bond Henderson Joseph Cary Methodist Church Stephen DeWitt

Obituary: Susan Cary Stricken, Survived by Family

Susan Cary, formerly Susan Jenkins, of Emerson, died after 23 years teaching in Stennett and Glenwood. She was a Stratton church member, NBA, ISEA, held a BS from NWMS College Maryville, and leaves husband Joe, two sisters Mildred Martin and Edna Harbold, two brothers Walter Henderson and David Henderson, plus three grandchildren.

Susan Jenkins Emerson Joe Mildred Martin Malvern Edna Harbold Council Bluffs Walter Henderson Glendale Calif David Henderson Red Oak Cary Stratton Church NBA ISEA Nwms College Maryville Stennett Glenwood

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