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Newspaper
Malvern Leader
Location
Malvern, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 13, 1965
Page
2
Residents and relatives gather for Mother's Day events across towns. Mrs. Karl Hertz visits San Dimas with family. multiple gatherings honor mothers including Harmans, Marshalls, Huntsmans, and Woodward. Army discharge, church outings, and family news accompany the weekend social notes. A late May birth announced in Hamburg hospital. cards and well wishes noted.
Nineteen ladies of the Malvern Garden club met for a May Morning breakfast at the home of Mrs. Mona Pace on May 11 at 9 30 a m. The menu included fruit juice coffee jelly cinnamon bread and scrambled eggs. A brief business meeting followed naming a nominating committee for next month's election.
Ellis Grindle thanks everyone for remembered ecards, letters, flowers, and visits while hospitalized. Special thanks to Rev. Lippincott for prayers and comfort. Deep appreciation expressed for the care and presence during illness.
A mother daughter banquet was held Sunday evening at St John’s Lutheran Church. About 90 attendees enjoyed a meal served by husbands of Ladies Aid members and a program led by a men’s sextet. J F Wearin Jr Hastings shared slides from a South America trip. Special honors went to Mrs Otto Menschel as oldest mother and most daughters present. Mrs Melvin Lea was youngest mother. The WSCS Methodist church tea is set for May 20 at 2 PM inviting members and guests. ASBURY CLUB plans a no host meeting May 20 at 2 at Otha Wearin Antique Shop.
Regular meeting of the Malvern BPW club held Monday with 22 members present. Hostesses were Genevieve Payne Ruth Wilson and Emma Weak. A $25 donation to the Girl Scouts was sent and $1 to a new BPW club at Washington Iowa. Reports covered summer recreation program directed by Vern Arndt and BPW bowling team finishing fifth. New officers Jean Mason president Maida McClure VP Genevieve DeWitt secretary Mary Spiker treasurer. Mona Pace wore a Hawaii trip dress and showed photos.
96 ladies attended a WSCS sponsored Mother Daughter banquet in the Methodist church. Table Grace by Mrs LeRoy Pullman. Program Sugar and Spice narrated by Mrs Clarence Burgoin with Missie Burgoin at piano and Ann Volte soloist. Songs by numerous women. recognition given to oldest mother Mrs ua Anderson youngest Mrs Jim Boyer and most daughters Mrs Kiersth. Baptist Kensington meeting held at Malvern with Mrs Shiveley. devotions Bible verse roll call. Cancer Fund contribution $2.50. program Mother School led by Mrs Fae Deitchter. lunch served by co-hostesses Mrs Cliff Stewart and Mrs Carrie McClure.
Silver City area residents observed Mother’s Day with family gatherings and meals. Notable attendees included Wayne Stewart and Mrs Will Ferguson’s funeral at Atlantic, Ray Batten joining Maury Ord’s family, Jim Ord visiting Griffin wood, and multiple visits among Williams, Spatian, Arnold, Bowen, and Craig clans from Red Oak Strahan Glenwood Hastings and Avena. M.Y.F. met Sunday evening with ten present to plan a cookie sale for youth summer camp funds.
Mrs. Guy Osborn extends thanks to doctors and Murphy Memorial Hospital staff for good care during her hospital stay. She also expresses appreciation to friends and relatives for visits, cards, letters, and flowers, asking for God’s blessing.
Malvern’s Silver Urn Chapter No 165 of the Order of Eastern Star will hold its regular meeting at the Masonic Temple with a special Mothers program at 7 30 p m. DeMolay Bays will present and Larry Rice of Tabor will give the Rose Lecture. Guests may attend the program and remain in the dining room during the brief business meeting and refreshments later.
Cheryl Shaw and Katherine Lippincott will appear in a Coun cil Bluffs Music Teachers Association recital at the Chieftain Hotel Sunday at 3 p.m. Cheryl will play Fantasia in A Minor by Mozart and Katherine German Dance No. 1 in Major by Beethoven and Butterfly by Grieg. Both are pupils of Mrs. Zelma Wortman. Mrs. Findley of Hastings, Mrs. Price, and the Wooten family hosted Mother’s Day visitors at the John Wooten home. A Golden Anniversary is set for Mr. and Mrs. Ben Smith this Sunday, but a July open house will replace the planned July dinner due to Mrs. Smith’s illness.
Paul D. Levin Pastor directs Oaks Community Church with Sunday School at 10 a.m. Morning Worship at 11 a.m. Wednesday prayer 7:20 p.m. Choir note 6:30 p.m. Scripture Proverbs 31 10 31. A short program includes readings and songs by Myra, Ralph Cole, Jewell Warren, Connie Parker, Karen Reed, Marilyn Sowers, Shirley Mabary, Donna Cole, and Mrs John Walker. Sunday School attendance 62 Visitors 4 Offering 10.39 dollars. Recognition gifts for mother and grandmother with most family members present.
Karen Dickersbach daughter of Clyde and Mrs Dickersbach of Glenwood was installed as Worthy Advisor of the Rainbow for Girls in Glenwood at the Masonic Temple. Officiating officers included Janice Blezek and others from Emerson Malvern and Glenwood. The ceremony featured a Praying Hands theme, rose carnasions and color scheme of rose silver and white, with a post installation reception and Mother’s Day rose corsages for mothers.
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