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Newspaper
Malvern Leader
Location
Malvern, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 19, 1966
Page
5
Beverley McMullen reports on a Friday visit by the Nishna Valley School Mixed Chorus to Walnut Community School and Colonial Manors in Oakland. The tour aimed to boost singing skill for next year with two senior citizen performances and hopes for an extended tour.
Nishna Valley high school Future Nurses club marked the fourth National FNC day with a candlelight ceremony and a school presentation. Members volunteer at bloodmobiles, nursing homes, and Glenwood State School, with ward parties for children and trips to nursing schools, hospitals, and health agencies in Omaha and Des Moines. A May 23 tour of Glenwood State School’s special education program is planned, and NV students are urged to explore future teaching careers this spring.
New FTA officers map travel plans for next year seeking to visit state schools and discuss federation priorities with teachers and administrators. The move signals expanded outreach and candidate engagement across multiple campuses.
Janet Rydberg led a Friday fashion show by Home Economics students titled Pour Seasons. Four season frames adorned stage while girls modeled outfits from informal bells to tailored suits and a prom dress. Mrs Johnson praised costumes as attendees viewed from the ramp. Seasonal foods complemented the event with themed refreshments afterward.
Students at the school arrive in formal attire as the NV Mixed Chorus launches its initial tour with members dressed in suits ties heels gloves and pastels signaling a special musical journey beyond the regular school dress code.
Nine juniors who took the National Merit Scholarship Test on March 12 had their scores received by Wayne Burk the guidance counselor. The scores were reported to all other second semester 11th grade students and reflect English usage mathematics usage social studies reading natural science reading and word usage.
May events include senior trip freshman party May 19, senior trip May 20 with 8th grade party and 7 30 p m Baccalaureate May 22 at the high school May 24 baseball at Shenandoah May 26 last day of school awards day at H H 2 15 p m high school commencement 8 p m May 27 teacher work day report cards mailed home baseball New Market at NY June 6 summer school begins
Chemistry students finished a unit on identifying an unknown compound by qualitative analysis. Mr Kru ser assigned each pupil a sample to test, and nearly all required two weeks to determine the substance. Each student then wrote a findings summary.
Hillsdale Mra Maurice Alberts of Mal Vorth visited Sunday afternoon with Mrs Dennis Suhr and others from Hastings were Friday supper guests of the Don Garl berg family. Frank Kempen and Rez Mikesell hosted relatives in Council Bluffs. Cal Butterfield of Omaha dined with Mrs Mary Sawyers. Roy Snider had Sunday dinner with the Ralph Wacketts. Luann Bloomer joined a Thursday after school party for Tammy Foster at the KP Wall in Ta dor. Sunday guests in the Drayton Slaughter home were John Powles of Pacific Junction.
Local residents share extended Mother's Day visits and school events. Families from Silver City Glenwood Malvern and Fremont Mills join in yard gatherings, field trips, and church activities. Students attend prom week events while neighbors attend exhibits FHA style review and community church clinics.
The Wesley Chapel Woman's Society of Christian Service held its annual May Breakfast with 79 attendees including members, guests, and children. The program featured a devotional on The Lord's Prayer led by Mrs. Cilford Allely, a talk by Mrs. Max Dashner, and a closing song by Rev. Rowe. The issue also covers local family events, travel, and a wedding of local interest, plus community updates on weather, school programs, and neighborhood visits.
The Loranee Lisles announce a grandson born May 7 to Mr and Mrs N Bert Gillissen of Luxembourg. Grandparents are Nicolas Gillissen of Luxembourg City and Harvey Lisles. great grandparents are the Lisles. Russell Asells send Mother's City greetings to Carolyna long distance. Mrs Albert Washburn modeled in a Style Show at Red Oak Country Club. Clement Rowes attended a Sub District ministers meeting at Riverton and Shion Menderson farewell in Wenderson. Rob Washburn celebrated a birthday dinner hosted by the Washburns with guests Henry Washburn and Charles Cummings. Don and Walter Godfrey attended the Pioneer Livestock Shippers banquet in Omaha. Walter was not among those honored. Mrs Len Wilson looks after Ralph Wilson’s trip to the Onde airpark with Lee Wisenis of Albian. The Wilsons’ daughter and sister in Phoenix, Ariz visit Shenandoah family. Clifford Adely and Mr Roy Washburn served at a DAR meeting in Shenandoah.
Clement Reve. Mrs. Donald Godt supt Sunday School at 10 4 morning worship at 11 4 eight new members joined church membership Sunday vacation church school May to June 8 8 20 to 11 30 am open to all interested superintendent Mrs Don Johnson
The Malvern Leader details a series of local social visits and travel. Residents visited friends in Orange City Moville Henderson Red Oak and Council Bluffs while others attended meetings in Clarinda Atlantic and Treynor. Families hosted dinner guests and travelers attended baccalaureate services and club events across several Iowa towns.
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