Social Happenings Past Officers Pins Given to WSCS Members
The Women's Society of Christian Service met May 2 at the Methodist church with 18 members present. A 1:30 dessert luncheon was served by Mrs. Austin Bass and Mrs. Frank Stevens. The budget was approved and officers recommended annual membership tea, plus by law updates. Past officers pins were presented to five members. The lesson titled Rich Toward God was led by Mrs. Vanderpool and pledges were given.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women’s Society of Christian Service
Methodist Church
Austin Bass
Frank Stevens
Glen Pevehouse
Lippincott
Mmes
W. E. Kerns
Fred Gemmell
Leonard Parker
John Lippincott
God
Mrs Darling Elected to Head Garden Club
A Malvern garden club meeting at the home of Mrs Louis Knop in May featured a breakfast with tulip decor. Officers elected for next year were President Mrs Dean Darling Vice President Mrs Earl Dashner and Secretary Treasurer Mrs Darrell Frederickson. Plans were set to plant flower boxes on downtown streets soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis Knop
Malvern Garden Club
Earl Bass
Dean Darling
Earl Dashner
Darrell Frederickson
MYF Promotion Held Sunday Night at Malvern Church
The Malvern Methodist church MYF held its promotion night last Sunday with 80 youth and parents attending. WSCS provided the evening meal. Mrs. Max Cashner hosted and presented officers, graduates, and sponsors. Mrs. John Redd of Sidney gave the address on Christian vocation. Rev. John Lippincott led the worship service. Patricia Newell led recreation before the meal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Malvern Methodist Church
MYF
WSCS
Max Cashner
John Redd
Sidney
John Lippincott
Patricia Newell
Large FHA installs officers Tuesday at Malvern High
A large crowd attended the Malvern high FHA installation and style show in the Community building Tuesday evening. Susan Darrah was installed as FHA president with Rose Turner retiring. Janet Houser named vice president. Myrna McMillen secretary-treasurer. Dor ores Wolfe projects chairman. Jeanine Willard public relations. Marlene Fletcher historian. Barbara Beasley parliamentarian. Sharon Turner recreation. Patty Breeding music chairman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Malvern High Fha
FHA
Shirley Williams
Myrna McMillen
Jeanine Willard
Susan Darrah
Diane Hopp
Rose Turner
Janet Houser
Delores Wolfe
Marlene Fletcher
Barbara Beasley
Sharon Turner
Patty Breeding
OES Past Matrons Elect Officers At May Meeting
The Past Matrons of Silver Urn Chapter Order of the Eastern Star met at Mrs. John Kline s home on May 4 with 16 guests. A supper at 6 30 p m followed by the annual business meeting featured flowered tables and silver urn place favors. Mrs. Doris Beckwith was elected president and Mrs. Thos Gidley secretary. Hazel Summers reported a Washington trip including visits to the International Temple and George Washington Memorial Masonic Temple.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Order of the Eastern Star
John Kline
Kenneth Jones
Ellis Lefgren
Robert L. Campbell
Doris Beckwith
Thos. Gidley
Hazel Summers
Washington, D. C
International Temple of the Order of the Eastern Star
George Washington Memorial Masonic Temple
Florence Baer
Marilyn Schoening Finalist in Miss Lincoln Pageant
Marilyn Schoening, freshman at the University of Nebraska Lincoln, was chosen as one of eight finalists for the Miss Lincoln Pageant to be held Friday. A downtown Lincoln parade begins at 11 45 a m, with the Miss Lincoln winner named at 8 p m at the Lincoln Air Base Service Club. She is sponsored by Dorsey Laboratories and is daughter of Mr and Mrs Clifford Schoening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marilyn Schoening
Miss
Lincoln
Fershman
University of Nebraska At Lincoln
Miss Lincoln
Lincoln Air Base Service Club
Marilyn
Dorsey Laboratories
She Is
the Daughter
Mr. and
Mrs
Clifford Schoening
Mrs Wederquist Hosts Strahan Garden Club Meeting
The Strahan Garden club met Wednesday at 9 am at Mrs May Wederquist home with Mrs Frank Stevens Jr assisting. President Christensen led a business session, Lily of the Valley centerpiece graced the table, a rose film was shown, fourteen members attended including Bertha Angus John Bayes Lloyd Bowen Floyd Bowen Bob Christensen Nina Crouse Harold Jackson Kermit Hillyer Charles Kayton Gerald Maher Dale Meyer Robert Shaul and the hostesses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Strahan Garden Club
May Wederquist
Frank Stevens Jr
Bob Christensen
Christensen
Charles Kayton
Mmes
Bertha Angus
John Bayes
Lloyd Bowen
Floyd Bowen
Nina Crouse
Harold Jackson
Kermit Hillyer
Gerald Maher
Dale Meyer
Robert Shaul
Public Assistance Report Shows Decrease
Public assistance payments fell by 50 255 from prior month due to smaller medical care costs. A year earlier aid to dependent children payments were cut for state funds, lowering March 1961 average from 152.76 to 130.56 in April 1961. The April 1961 average aid to dependent children cost rose to 133.05, up 2.49 from a year ago with medical care contributing 0.58 per case. Fremont county totals show 265 old age recipients at 88.57 average, 203 A D C recipients at 134.63, 8 blind at 108.25, 7 disabled at 57.14. Mills county shows 195 old age at 90.35, 156 A D C at 132.10, 3 blind at 85, 4 disabled at 42.50.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fremont County
Mills County
Holy Rosary Catholic Church Glenwood Mass Schedule
The church notes list Fr. O. L. Kaufman as pastor with Sunday masses at 6 15 a m and 9 a m and a 7 30 a m service at the State School. First Fridays and Holy Days offer 6 30 a m and 7 30 p m, weekdays 7 a m, confession Saturday at 8 p m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Holy Rosary Catholic Church
Glenwood
O. L. Kaufman
First Presbyterian Church News and Schedule
Dr Alfred Martin minister Morris Parks superintendent Worship at 9 pm Sunday School at 10 am Presbyterian Guild meets Friday May 11 at 8 pm at the home of Mrs Hazel Lockabill Edna Johnson named co host. date change noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Presbyterian Church
Alfred Martin
Morris Parks
Presbyterian Guild
Hazel Lockabill
Edna Johnson
Sunday church notices from First Baptist and Methodist churches
First Baptist Church services include Sunday School 11 a m Morning Worship 630 p m BYF 730 p m Bible Study May 18 Missionary Society meets with Emerson and Silver City groups and Deborah Society. Methodist Church services include Sunday School 945 a m Divine worship 11 a m Bible Picture of Good Mother. WSCS corsages for mothers 6 p m Senior High MYF in Fellowship Hall. May 20 baptism of babies at morning worship contact pastor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Baptist Church
Wayne Bass
Lyle Wis
S. S
Missionary Society
Missionary Societies of
Emerson and
Silver City
The
Deborah Society and
Ladies of the Church
Methodist Church
John A. Lippincott
Warren Darrah
WSCS
Fellowship Hall
Commission On Education
Mother's Day services and church activities at St Johns Lutheran
Frederick Kreutz presides as pastor with Mother’s Day services at 10 a.m. Choir rehearsal Wednesday at 8 p.m. Sunday school and Bible class at 9 a.m. Confirmation classes Wednesday May at 7:30 p.m. Church membership group meets Friday at 8 p.m. Walther League topic study Tuesday May 15 at 8 p.m. Farewell for Meg Sparling at Glenwood Friday May 11 at 7:30 p.m. Pastor H Roschke preaches farewell at Shenandoah May 20. New Walther League officers listed and district convention at Camp Okoboji June 18. Myrna McMillen and Don Knop are delegates. The Life airs Sundays at 11:30 a.m. on channel 7. printing available from Malvern Leader.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St, Johns Lutheran Church
Frederick Kreutz
Walther League
Meg
Paul Sparling
Glenwood
H. Roschke
Shenandoah
Walther League Society
Pres
Melvin Leu
V. Pres
Vern Knap
Lec'y
Marlene Fletcher
Treas
Myrna McMil-len
Kenneth Seipald
Don
Knap
Gary O Copperstone
Camp Okoboji
Myrna McMillen
Don Knop
Channel 7
Services Held at Church for Laura Johnson
Funeral services were held at Tabor Christian Church for Laura Jane Johnson 78 who died Sunday at Community Hospital She was born November 5 1883 in Griggsville and married Ross Johnson September 23 1905 The couple lived in Tabor and had five children Fern Marjorie Lisle Dora and Glen She leaves eight grandchildren ten great grandchildren a brother Kelly Carnes two sisters Bessie Marshall and Mrs Joe Stoddard plus many nieces and nephews and friends
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hosier
Marjorie
Lawrence Jones
Lisle
Dora
Harold Rhode
Glen
Tabor
Johnson
Christian Church
Kelly Carnes
Bessia Marshall
Randolph
Joe Stoddard
Shenandoah
Accident damages Pontiac. driver fined for control
Rodney Robertson, 19, of South Sioux City and three companions escaped unharmed in a turnoff crash at the Pacific Junction highway 34 exit last Friday. The new Pontiac he drove suffered $1,300 in damage after failing to make the curve. Robertson was charged with failure to have his car under control and fined $10 plus costs by Justice Carl Remley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rodney Robertson
South
Sioux City
Neb
Robertson
Pacific Junction
Highway 34
Sheriff's Office
Carl Remley
Willing Workers 4 H Discuss Shoes Demonstrations
The Willing Workers 4-H club met March 31 at Sandra Hays home. Kathy and Vicki Glynn demonstrated brushing hanging and laundering clothes, Kathy Sell spoke on shoes for the occasion, and Karen Sell showed how to care for shoes. Record books reviewed. candy pie with pecans served. Sandra Mays, reporter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willing Workers 4-H Club
Sandra Hays
Kathy
Vicki Glynn
Kathy Sell
Karen Sell
Mrs. Hays
Sandra
Sandra Mays
CCC Grain Reseal Policy Clarified
R. G. Burgoin of the Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation committee outlined CCC reseal grain loan policy for 1962. The program continues reserves normally kept near production points and rotates out older stock as new supplies arrive. Reseal terms cover 1961 crops corn two years, barley oats and sorghum one year, 1981 crop soybeans one year after May 31, and 1960 crops corn and sorghum continued for another year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. G. Burgoin
Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation County Committee
CCC
Phones to Call When You Need a Resuscitator
When a resuscitator is needed there is little time to search for numbers. The Malvern Volunteer Fire Dept. keeps a resuscitator ready and can be reached at fire phone 3113 or via listed contacts. Home Office Baer W. O. 4251 Beckwith Dr. 3841 94231 Benton Mrs. Raeburn 5251 Darling Dr. Dean 4671 Gidley Tom ATTL 2833 Hall John BOFFID Hansen Mrs. Leland 2581 Hertz Bud 5195 4414 Hites Mrs. Ralph 4971 Kline Dr. John A. 4861 2931 Knight Edel 6921 301 Scheffel Dr. M. L. 4881 2222 Terry Mrs. Harold 2201. The Leader suggests clipping and pasting this by your telephone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Malvern Volunteer Fire Dept
Home Office
Baer
Beckwith
Benton
Raeburn
Darling
Dean
Gidley
Tom
Hall
John
Hansen
Leland
Hertz
Bud Vee
Hites
Ralph
Kline
John A
Knight
Edel
Scheffel
M. L
Terry
Harold
Godly homes rely on daily Bible study and prayer
In a note from the Upper Room Nashville, B. J. Ratnam of India shares a story of a Hindu lawyer who received a New Testament from his brother and, by reading it daily and praying, found peace. The reflection urges daily worship, Bible study, and service to keep a home Christian, echoing Luke 10:38-42 about Mary hearing Jesus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martha
Mary
Jesus Christ
Jesus
B. J. Ratnam
India
Policy guards farmers as lean grain reseals extend
The chairman notes reseal policy limits on lean grain for two or three years to protect farmers and CCC. He warns that deterioration increases yearly and the producer bears a large deficit at final loan settlement since grain under loan remains the producer's property and responsibility until delivery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
CCC
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S. E. Pollitts
S. E. Pollitt
Peaceville
Council Bluffs
Union Pacific Railroad
Albert
Howard Allensworth
Henderson
Leonard Dye
Sunnyside
Wash
Clarence Nagle
Edith
Richard Allensworth
Dwight Nagle
Mr. Pollitts
Charles Webb
Red Oak
Mrs. Darling
OES
Salvern
Mrs. Wederquist
Farmdale
OLEO
Carton
Johnson Grocery
Malvern Commercial Club
Malvern
Laura Johnson
Commodity Credit Corporation
Xodey
Chetpper
Nashville Tennessee
Paul Hilton
Malvern Leader
Paul
Leader
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