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Newspaper
Malvern Leader
Location
Malvern, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 02, 1968
Page
1
Mr and Mrs Carl celebrate their golden wedding on May 5 in Randolph. They are joined by two great grandchildren and invite friends and relatives to attend the reception.
Mr and Mrs Jor Wray of Tabor announce the engagement of their daughter Jo Anne to Darrell Wright of Tabor son of Mr and Mrs Dean Wright of Steinauer Nebraska Miss Wray graduated from Malvern high school in 193 and is employed with Mutual of Omaha. Mr Wright is a student at Peru State College and a science teacher in the Fremont Mills schools A June wedding is planned.
About 120 attended the Lutheran Women Missionary League Zone Rally held at St Johns Lutheran Church Hastings on April 26. Pastor Crockett led devotions, with welcome by Mrs Williamson and a response by the Corning Society. Rev Maynard Dorew from Korea spoke about life there with slides, plus district workshop notes on mental retardation. Business meeting and closing devotions followed. Janie Menschel reported. RUTW circle to meet May 9 at 7:23 pm at Mrs Grace Danner’s home.
The Deborah Baptist Church held its 1th annual Mother daughter banquet on Wednesday April 34 with 115 attending. Theme featured gold and silver shoes with flowers, with a welcome by Mrs. Darrell Fredrickson and toasts by Kathy Wilcos and Mrs. Frank Chamberlain.
Open house will be held Sunday May 3 at the home of Mr and Mrs Otha Mass Sr to honor their 25th wedding anniversary. Friends and relatives are invited to call from 2 to 6 pm.
Robert L. Campbell entertained the Grand Lodge officers and their wives with a 9:30 coffee prior to the Band Mothers meeting. The event set the stage for the B M lastern Band on May 7 at 2.
Mr and Mrs John Wooten of Fairbanks Alaska celebrate many years of marriage with wife Linda McMillen by his side. The couple’s long union marks a milestone noted by local residents.
Veterans of World War I and the Ladies Auxiliary of Mills County Barracks 37 will hold a recap monthly meeting Sunday May 5 at the American Legion hall Glenwood. A delegate to the State Convention in Des Moines June 5-7 will be selected. WWI veterans and their wives are welcome to attend. Junior Book Club will hold their pancake supper on Monday May 6 at 7 30 p.m. at the home of Mrs Eugene Leu. Sunday dinner honored family birthdays. Miss Iris Dean Houston of Macyville Me honored at a bridal shower hosted by Mrs Warren Darrah and daughters. Thirty guests attended. The event featured advice cards and gifts. A June wedding is planned for Miss Houston and Roger Scott.
A digest of church announcements lists activities at Malvern Methodist, Holy Rosary, First Presbyterian, St John’s Lutheran and First Baptist. Upcoming events include Mothers Day services, district conferences, youth meetings, choir rehearsals, Sunday schools, and a pastors conference with dates in May and early June. Highlights include God’s Family sermon, conf days, and joint youth fellowship at the Methodist church.
Mrs Phenee Bunchart moved into Evans apartments. Decker was taken to St Joseph hospital in Mansfield ambulance. Mev and Mrs Orville Dunbar and Robin visited Hardy Nebraska at Mrs Dunbar’s father Wayne Bird. Mrs Jessie Douglas visited at daughter Mrs Jack Hoenshelts in Pgeuhantas for Warren Honeyman funeral. Louise Notson left for Sioux City after visiting Grayson home. Henry Brown Richard of Council Bluffs visited with Esma Barns and Vernon Johnson at Ambur Carsiel LaVerne home. Doviald Hall Jefferson visitors. Deckar Wonns and Floyd Nielsen visited in Floyd Nielsen home. Mrs Pilling and her daughters visited Leona Netzels in Omaita. Tom Walston family visited Billy Mone at Mimawa. Wille Hontsman and Lida Mgare at Nishna Cottage Rest Home. Mrs Grice Patrick sold home on west part of town.
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