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Newspaper

Malvern Leader

Location

Malvern, Iowa, United States of America

Date

May 12, 1966

Page

10

Tornado Valley C B Club organizes weather watch centers

The Tornado Valley C B club met in Villisca on April 17 to set up eight weather watch control stations across eight Iowa counties. They collaborate with Tri-State C B club Hawk Eye of Harlan and C B Niners of Omaha, seeking volunteers and noting Kansas City Weather Bureau liaison with law enforcement. The group aims to warn people to prevent loss of life and property damage, asks radios be tuned to KMA Shenandoah for weather reports, and reports their first picnic at Stanton May 1. A test alert on channel 9 was conducted successfully. The next meeting is June 5 at Viking Lake near Stanton with election of officers.

Tornado Valley C. B. Club Villisca Iowa Tri-State C. B. Club Hawkeye Club Harlan C. B. Niners Omaha Kansas City Weather Bureau C. B KMA Shenandoah Stanton Bank Viking Lake Judd Nordyke Channel 9 Frances Smith

Open House Planned at Champion Hill Church

Plan Open House at Champion Hill Presbyterian church next Sunday May 15 in honor of Mrs Flora Roehersper ger who will be 85 Relatives and friends invited 2 to 5 p m Dinner guests at Ward Johnson home include Bobby Johnson from Fresno Calif Ray Leazenbys Ronald Mass family Co Bluffs Wayne Johnson Shenandoah Cecil Jenkins Art Jenkins Clyde Carrugeys LeRoy Johnson Ester Darbys Virgil Johnson called from California Bobby Johnson left Monday for California stationed at Camp Pendleton to be in Vietnam by June 1

Champion Hill Presbyterian Church Flora Roehersperger Ward Johnson Bobby Johnson Fresno Calif Ray Leazenbys Ronald Mass Co. Bluffs Wayne Johnsons Shenandoah Cecil Jenkins Art Jenkinses Clyde Carrugeys Johnsons LeRoy Johnson Estel Darbys Virgil Johnson California Keith Moores Deg Moines Willie Huntsmans Lida Moore Malvern Thedward Greenwood G. R. Grahn Wahoo Neb Robert Good Cornell Luis Ralph Good Richard Frazee Methodiat Hospital Omaha Akivid Adie Hebe Adie Ronald Honeyman Fred Honeyman M . Alma Caulter Canada A. 1 Othe Anna Dunbar Jack Gravett Clyde Gravett Wm. Gravett DeBolt Council Blully Marion DeBolta Virgil Ramseys Delore Abraham Reuel Abraham Clair Darland Larry Abraham Lloyd Williams al Hays Rosetta Malin~berg George Jones

Dedication of New Emerson Baptist Church May 22

Emerson residents will attend a series of dedication services May 18 to 28 culminating in the 2:30 p.m. Sunday dedication. Speakers include Fred Jones Des Moines and Rev Telter Epp Des Moines with themes on missions education and evangelism. Cornerstone laying and world missions focus mark the events with a final afternoon service led by Rev Henry Voss.

New Baptist Church Emerson First Baptist Chur Fred Jones Des Moines Telter Epp Richard Smith The Jews Baptist Convention Harry Coulter Jowa Baptist Convention World Missions Henry Voss Air Force First Baptist Church Richard F. Person Fred “Jones Telfer Epp

Baptist M and A Met on Wednesday Guest Day

Emerson Baptist M and A held their annual Guest Day on May 4 with about 105 attendees. Mrs. Vernon McKee led devotions, Mrs. Paul Shaw introduced guest speaker Mrs. A. L. Slater, missionary to India, who spoke engagingly. Music by Mrs. Charles Vestal and Mrs. Judy Holton accompanied the program. Lunch followed, prepared by committee members including Mrs. Beryl Morris and others.

Emerson Baptist M and A Vernon McKee Paul Shaw A. L. Slater India Charles Vestal God Judy Holton Person Beryl Morris Fred Edie McKee Gordon Haseall Gilbert Carlson Jr Alfred Anderson Twylar Yeager

Church Notes and Local Events in Des Moines Area

Sunday services at First Baptist Champion Hill Presbyterian and Methodist churches note guest speakers, dedication services, and children's activities. Dr. Moody attends Chiropractic Society in Des Moines where scholarships were awarded including Jeanne Wilson of Macedonia studying nursing in Omaha.

M. BE Moody Chiropractic Society Des Moines Finaunced Jeanne Wilson Macedonia Omaha

Open House Honors Newlyweds Curtis Thompson

Relatives and friends are invited to an open house on Sunday May 15 from 2 to 5 PM honoring Mr. and Mrs. Curtis Thompson at the home of her mother 417 Reed St Red Oak. The couple wed at the Little Brown Church in the Vale. The bride formerly Patricia McKee is the daughter of Mrs. James E. McKee and the late Mr. McKee, and the granddaughter of Mr. and Mrs. Sam McKee Sr. The groom’s parents are Mr. and Mrs. Ellis Thompson of St Peter Minnesota. With many local relatives mentioned, guests gathering include the Lloyd Hicks family of Red Oak and the Quentin Johnson family. Various neighbors and relatives from Red Oak Griswold Omaha and Blair Nebraska are noted in attendance or as visitors.

Curtis Thompson Reed St Red Oak Little Brown the Vale Brice Patricia McKee James E. McKee McKee Sam, McKee Sr Ellis Thompson St.Peter, Minn Keith’ Magneson Yorktown Heights Lloyd Hicks Quentin Johnson Vernon Johnsons Opal Felt Velma Hatfield Craig S. W. Rices Bernard Duncan Omaha Duncan Annie Cheney Oregon Joe Straight Glenwood Gerald Yowell Hurley Clements Blair Neb Marvin Nelson Carroll Settell Council Bluffs Settell NBA Settells Kansas City Myrtle Walker JL. C. Bullingtons Max Bullington Bertha Kellenbarger Stanley Kiisinger Griswold Kellenbarger Little Michael Isaacson Lincoln Everett Lunns Pat Frank Dinsmores Staton Everett Lunn

Delta Zeta Initiates Miss Morris at Northwest Missouri State

Miss Marlene Morris, daughter of Mr and Mrs Aerl Morris of Emerson, was formally initiated into the Epsilon Iota Chapter of the Delta Zeta sorority at Northwest Missouri State College in Maryville. Mr and Mrs Nauman of Mound City were Sunday guests in the home of their son Jerome and family.

Marlene Movie Aerl Morris Emerson Delta Zeta Sorority Northwest Missouri State College Maryville Mr. and Kirs, Nauman Mound City, Mo Jerome

Recognition service highlights church mothers

A Sunday service at the Methodist church honored mothers with Mrs. Margaret Grayson named oldest and Mrs. Rodger Rum ery youngest. Mrs. Gee Bass recognized as the mother with the most children, six, while Mrs. Quentin Johnson was named mother of the day.

Margaret Grayson Rodger Rumery Gee, Bass Quentin Johnson

Emerson Council Passes Ordinance to Confine Dogs

Emerson Town Council meets May 2, 1966 with Mayor Ehienan and four council members voting three to one to pass an ordinance to confine dogs. The minutes note readings and approvals, park improvements, a Community Club discussion, a special meeting with Chamber of Commerce, and various town financials and payroll items totaling 8,255.88.

Emerson Council Ehienan RL Grinstanid Amos Smith George Curtis Donald Tweddle Jesse

Emerson Firemen Answer Two Calls

Emerson firemen answered two calls last week one along the right of way east of town near the Richard Steen home and another at the Cecile Wax residence west of town where burning corn sacks spread fire toward nearby buildings.

Richard Steen Cecile Wax

Busse Favored for Aven Vocational Board Seat

NV Patrons boost Delmar Busse for district 8 on the Aven XU vocational school board. Busse, former state board of education member and president of Citizens State Bank of Oakland, has long linked with area schools since 1931 and played a leadership role in early vocational school plans.

Nishna Valley Selon Delmar Busse Aven XU Vocational School Thusse Style Board of Education Citizens State Bank of Oakland Educhion Towa

Nest destroyed as mother bird mourns missing hatchlings

A naturalist observes a mother bird crying over a destroyed nest as a black shike takes the last baby from the row-hanging bush. He consoles the crying mother and reflects on family training, wisdom, and Proverbs guidance for raising children.

Hurs Vic

Emerson Women’s Club installs officers May 3

The Emerson Women’s Club met at 9 am at the Baptist church on May 3 for a coffee and year end meeting. Patty Johnson and Debbie Lakin played piano. New member Adrian Fleming joined. Officers for the coming year: Mrs Gee Wascal Jr director, Mrs Paul Richards president, Mrs Glen Cooper vice president, Mrs Gordon Hascall secretary, Mrs Robert Stille treasurer.

Emerson Womens Club The Baptist Church Patty Johnson Debbie Lakin Gee. Tascau Jr Ogden Belt Red Oak Marlin Tye Bernie Camstedt Frank Cole Geo. Hascall Jr Paul Richards H. L. Sowers Wilma Coy Adrian Pleming

Bill Gravett Rates Baptist Church

Bill Gravett bought the old Baptist church recently and began tearing it down after the congregation moved to the new church across the street in April. The building, first owned by the church, began in 1875 with a plan to cost about 8000 dollars and was dedicated in October 1877. An 1898 lecture room was added, and in 1916-17 the basement was enlarged and finished for Sunday school use with a new baptistry installed.

Bi Gravett Old Baptist Church

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