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Newspaper
Malvern Leader
Location
Malvern, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 10, 1962
Page
7
A Mother's Day tea will be held Sunday at 2 30 PM at the Methodist Church. The program will honor all past presidents of the WSCS and invitees may attend.
Dorothy Largent leads First Methodist Church as grant recipient. Sunday School at 9:00 a m Worship at 10:00 a m Senior MYF meets Sunday at 2 p m and Intermediate MYF at 4 p m. Neighbors visit and health news follow with local residents mentioned including Stogdills, Pickering, Crawford, and Parker.
The Cemetery Association met Wednesday at Minai Crouse home with Ethel Clark as guest. A delicious luncheon was served at the close. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Laverty visited Curtis Laverty at a Council Bluffs hospital. he has rheumatic fever. Junior High students enjoyed a field trip to Nebraska City on Friday. Mr. and Mrs. Ben King of Shenandoah were Sunday guests in the Wendell Crawford home. Val Jean and Chipper Hudson Mikie Winchester and Debbie Largent are ill with mumps. Roger Crawford was in Glenwood on business Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. Bill Shapcott returned home Monday after a two week trip in Washington.
Hastings Iowa Town Council met May 1 1962 at 8 pm with Mayor Huess presiding. Present: McLain Hall Clark Hudson Vance. Minutes read and approved. Motions included posting notice in Malvern Leader about dogs and paying bills across funds. Receipts and treasurer report noted. Adjournment motion carried.
Local social notes recount Sunday dinners and visits across Nebraska towns. Mrs. LeRoy Allbery and family from Gretna attend weekend gatherings in Omaha. baptism in Columbus drew the Scheel family. Peggy Burgoin celebrates 12th birthday with classmates and relatives. various church and hospital bound visits and hostings mentioned in Council Bluffs and Trenton, Missouri.
Kensington Baptist ladies met at Mrs. Paul Flammant home for annual guest day with 11 members and seven guests. Hymns and a program on songs and writers were featured. Bake sale raised 16.50. lunch by Mrs. Cliff Stewart, Mrs. J. H. Hendrix, Mrs. M. J. Humston. Guests included Mrs. Russell Howell and others from Silver City and Malvern.
A Malvern parish of visitors and dinners is chronicled with extended lists of guests from Randolph Omaha Council Bluffs Glenwood Tabor Mineola and Lincoln. Notable events include mothers day prep gatherings at Scheel and Schoening homes and multiple Sunday meals and outings across area families.
The Hastings Womans Federated Club met at the roadside park they sponsor for a May 1 breakfast. Seventeen members brought bacon eggs rolls and coffee. Plans discussed: add a stove picnic table and more gravel around the tree area. Meeting adjourned with postposed June activities and Shenandoah plans. Minutes read and roll called.
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