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Newspaper
Malvern Leader
Location
Malvern, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 16, 1968
Page
10
Notes from Ampion Hill Terian Church DeKalb list Sunday 9:30 am worship and 10:30 am service with nursery, Baptist Church Antwerp holds Sunday school for all ages and morning worship, Nishnna Valley School hosts baccalaureate and graduation, weekly events include choir practice midweek prayer and senior youth programs, Vacation Bible School May 23-29 from 9 to 12.
Earl Kelly pastor announces Sunday school at 10 a m and worship at 11 a m with the sermon Radiance from a Warmed Heart. Bible study follows at 8 p m. Wednesday features Senior MY P rsday and Junior Choir practice. Printing requests to The Antwern Leader.
Miss Sheila Joan Kimsey and Harry Glenn Kellenbarger wed April 28 at First Methodist Church Blair with a double ring ceremony. The bride wore a brocade skimmer with detachable train and ivory illusion veil, bouquet of daisies and baby's breath. Attendants included sister Claudia Johnson matron of honor. bridesmaids Denise Coon, Susan Wright, Georgia Fawcett. Best man Alan McCraine. groomsmen Jim Arsham, Steve Harberts, Jo David Martin. Reception followed in church parlors. couple to reside in Lincoln area.
Sunday dinner guests included Mr. and Mrs. John Parker in the Harley Parker home and Mrs. Ruby Wood of Red Oak visiting Mrs. Jet Parker. Several families from Wiota Council Bluffs and Red Oak were noted visiting or accompanying others on picnics and Sundays.
Emerson American Legion Auxiliary met at the legion hall for the May meeting. Officers for the coming year were nominated with President Mrs. Everett Lunn and other posts listed. A Memorial Poppy program followed with readings and a Mother’s Day tribute. Social hour featured poppy table decorations and wreath plans for veterans’ graves.
Mrs Wilma Coy chairs the Emerson Cancer Crusade which reports $220 collected. The fund drive featured a long list of local residents helping, with many social visits and gatherings noted around Emerson and nearby towns. Several families hosted dinners and birthdays while neighbors visited and worked on homes. The Asbury Club meets at the park for year end activities and local residents attend church and visit friends in the area.
Miss Judy Bullington daughter of Mr and Mrs Bullington and Derry Korytowski married Saturday May 11 at St Cealia's Cathedral in Omaha at 11 am. Attendees included Mr and Mrs L C Bullington and Mrs Bertha Kellenbarger and Mrs Dale Shelley and Mr and Mrs Elvin Deihl with daughters.
Emerson WACS members met at the church for a 1 20 p m dessert luncheon. Mrs Frederick Larson presided as acting president and presented new life membership pins to Mrs Clyde Patton and Mrs Laura Greenazoor. Circle officers and new circles were announced with installation planned for June. A memorial service honored two departed members and birthday cake was served for March and May celebrants.
Mrs Bert Morris hosted visits at her sister Mrs Lucille Parris home in Clarinda during the week. Miss Marlene Morris of Maryville Missouri and Mr and Mrs Larry Hunt were dinner guests Sunday at the Bert Morris home. Mr and Mrs J F Angry of Red Oak visited Sunday afternoon at the homes of Mrs Meltie Mart John Parker and Evert Sawyers.
Lt Col William M Parker, son of Mr and Mrs John Parker, received his second Army Commendation Medal while with the Army Ordnance Center and School at Aberdeen Proving Ground Maryland for meritorious service as chief of the Conventional Weapons Division. He also holds the Bronze Star, Purple Heart and Combat Infantryman Badge. A 1938 Emerson high school graduate, he attended Dana College Blair Nebraska.
Verlyn Mayberry, son in law of the Waterworths, lies in Edmundson hospital Corn cit Bluffs after a heart attack last Monday. Mrs. Junior Baslee from Raytown Mo. and family visited through Friday with the Mayberry children. Additional visitors included Deval Waterworth and Deyal D of Council Bluffs, Jim and Charles Waterworth via Chicago, and Orin Mann from Clarinda. The Canasta Club met with Mrs. M. D. Lang Tuesday.
Mrs Carl Christensen and Mrs Floyd Nielsen attended the tulip festival in Pella on Saturday. Sunday visitors at the Floyd Nielsen home included Mrs Carrie Jensen Mrs Evelyn Brotherton and Miss Anna Young of Council Bluffs. Dale Settells of Farragut visited Mr and Mrs N R Settell Sunday and took them to Viking Lake.
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