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Newspaper
Malvern Leader
Location
Malvern, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 20, 1965
Page
11
The American Legion plans Memorial services on Sunday May 30 at Warm Creek Cemetery near Henderson and at Wales Cemetery. Residents are asked to donate bouquets for soldiers' graves and to bring them to Curtis Taylor's home by 9 am May 30.
Hendersons and other guests shared meals with the Carroll Duysens and Delbert McVays. Curtis Gage family and children left for San Francisco after a 10 day visit with the Tom family. Bob Townsend phoned his grandmother from San Francisco. he is in the Navy and has not returned from Vietnam. Dale Byers visited Mrs. Christoffersen in Clydeville. delay noted for Mothers Day call. Nellie Fickel took her sister to Kansas, returning Wednesday. Art Frin and Shenandoais visited Tarkio and Tarkio on Saturday.
Mr and Mrs Arthur Aiensworth observe their 10th anniversary Sunday May 28 from 2 to 4 p m at their home in Henderson with open house. All friends and relatives are invited. Also notes of a Henderson Horne meeting on May 12 with 17 members present and various speakers and entertainments at the event.
Airman Larry M. Taylor son of Mr and Mrs Homer C Taylor of Henderson will take technical training as an air policeman at Lackland Air Force Base Lackland Tex Taylor enlisted recently and has completed basic training He is a graduate of Nishna Valley High School and attended Universal Trades School in Omaha
University honors convocation in Lincolnon on May 4 featured Susan Deitchler among those recognized. A wide circle of relatives and guests from McClelland Omaha Council Bluffs Red Oak and Stanton attended events and open houses at Offutt Air Base. Mrs Dale Debolt plans a visit to France.
Paul D. Levin leads morning worship at Oaks Community Church with Sunday School at 10 a m and services at 14 a m on Sunday. Wednesday choir practice and prayer meeting follow. Mystery Circle met with 8 members and 8 visitors sharing memories of former meetings. Several local residents and visitors visited or hosted events through the weekend, including Mrs Bertha Cole’s hospital trip.
Mr and Mrs Guy Osborn and Mrs Loren Maxey of Lehbation Missouri were Sunday dinner guests of T W Castor and sister Mrs Matilda Buehler of Phoenix flew in to Omaha. Mr and Mrs Max Bauer of Red Oak visited. Edwin Ambrose visited John Kissler and attended church in Omaha. The Steffords and Mettees attended a Country Western show. A farewell dinner for Mrs Dale DeBolt was hosted by Mr and Mrs Lester DeBolt. {additional names}
East Liberty residents report visitors from Omaha Corncil Bluffs and Empire area. Mr and Mrs Walter Stille visited in Omaha last Wednesday and dined with Darwin Shelton in Council Bluffs. Additional guests include Mr and Mrs Werner Watts at Climax church and Norval Lowe family near Emerson. Shirley Williams joins Gamma Sigma Sista event after church in Maryville Missouri trip. Joyce Linville of Garden Grove California visits Parker family with friends Marlys Edwards Sharon and Judy Harris Akron Ohio. Miss Linville injured ankle but plans Europe trip. Mrs Walter Stille hosts guests with Phyllis Skerritt Silver City.
The May gathering of the E Liberty WSCS met in the church with Mrs. Goldu Windle leading the prayer lesson and a discussion. A thank you note from Mrs. Stotte for a WSCS life membership was read. The brief business session, led by president Mrs. Hugh Hayes, had no new items. A lunch followed, honoring birthday celebrant Mrs. Homer Mayberry with cards and gifts while attendees sang to birthday celebrants including Hazel Wilhelm and her daughter Flore from south of Hastings. The next meeting is planned for June.
The East Liberty church board altered a Thursday meeting to Wednesday. Rev. Pullman led prayers and chaired the session, reports from secretary and treasurer were favorable, and plans for the year were discussed. Refreshments followed, and Mr. and Mrs. Lanny Sellers were sent off with a purse as they move to Seattle, accompanied by relatives. Hastings Junior Feeders met at Dick and Darrel Godfrey’s home with 16 members, selecting delegates for 4-H camp and planning tree planting at the fairgrounds.
A meeting is set for Rodney Grindle on May 13 at 8 o'clock with lunch served by Mrs. Godfrey and David Bruce. Reporter unspecified.
Hastings area residents are noted visiting relatives and hosting guests over the weekend. Mr and Mrs Carroll Johnson and families and others enjoyed a picnic at Wayne Crawford’s home. Vacation Bible School is planned for June 7 to 11 with further announcements.
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