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Newspaper
Malvern Leader
Location
Malvern, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 30, 1963
Page
3
The notice recounts numerous Malvern area residents and relatives traveling to Nebraska places for Memorial Day. It notes moves to Nebraska City and Colo, visits to Atlantic Heritage House cornerstone event with Bishop Ensley, and family gatherings from Shenandoah to Waubonsie Park with various names and dates. King events include births, graduations, and a heart attack sending J. E. Ellison to Veterans Hospital.
Readers invited to share details of visits guests trips and parties. Please contact the Leader office as soon as possible to pass along information and help compile the community happenings.
Reports show he is undergoing examination and tests. Mr. and Mrs. Don McClymond of Indianola visited J. R. McClymond and family Sunday, with Mr. Pollitt visiting Sunnyside, Washington after two weeks in the Pollitt home. Mrs. Brinkhaus of Chapel Hill, North Carolina will arrive for Memorial holiday, sister of Max and Jim Benton. Harlan Faulks of Shawnee and Jeanette Larson of Lyons called on old friends, while Mrs. Allen Wortman returned from McGregor. Harvey Winchester of Glenwood entered Nishna Cottage Saturday.
Mr and Mrs R R Kier and Sandra Teischow visited Omaha Friday and attended a supper honoring Mrs Buhl and David Buhl's birthdays. Mr and Mrs Charles W Kay son attended Carson commencement with Douglas Car ley a Kayton relative among the graduates. A reception followed at the graduates' home. Mrs Charles W Kayton attended a Barbara Bare shower in Oakland at the Methodist church. The groom to be Joe Thomas is a Kayton nephew.
Strahan WSCS officers were installed by the Rev. John Lippincott during the Sunday morning service at the Strahan church. The choir performed There's Peace In the Valley. Sunday afternoon visitors included Mrs. B. W. Reed of Omaha, Mrs. Opal Bayes Emerson, Mr. and Mrs. Roy Davis and two boys, Mr. and Mrs. Bob Christensen and family, and Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Hillyer and family as Young Adult class members helped clean the church yard. Willie and Wyle Brown began a construction crawl at Neola with John Wiseman and Glen Clark of Malvernia supervising. Mr. and Mrs. Ellis Grindle met Bates-Grindle at Plattsmouth, then visited Earl Clapper in Pacific Junction on the way home.
Hastings will hold a daily Vacation Bible School at the Hastings church from June 3 to 7 with sessions 9 a m to 8 30 p m led by general superintendent Mrs Richard Vance. A program by pupils is planned for Sunday June 5 for public viewing. Enrollment expected around 65. staff listed include Nursery Rachel Darby Beginners Pat Tudor and Ruth Scott.
Bible school starts Monday at Strahan church with teachers and helpers listed. Beginners are Mrs. Floyd Millyer, Intermediates Mrs. Hob Christiansen, Juniors Mrs. Dorothy Stouder. Supervisor is Mrs. David Angus. Helpers include Beverly Telschow, Virginia Angus, Connie and Carol Neilson, and Pam Blunt.
Ramona Grindle was guest of honor at a miscellaneous bridal shower held Saturday afternoon at Strahan church. About 84 guests attended with mothers of the bride and groom presiding at tea. Entertainment included a pantomimed proposal and a mock wedding as songs such as Alice Blue Gown Let Me Call You Sweetheart and I Love You Truly were performed.
Larry Blunt formed part of the graduating class at Clarinda Junior College. His parents Mr and Mrs Bob Blunt and Pamela attended the baccalaureate service at Clarinda Methodist Church where Rev John Geebout preached. Monday evening they with the Ellis Grindles and Roy Davison attended the commencement in the college auditorium.
Ralph Russell minister and Dorothy Largent oversee activities at the First Methodist Church. Supt Sunday School at 8 a.m. Morning Worship at 8:55 a.m. Thursday junior choir practice at 6:30.
The Woman's Venerated club will hold a luncheon Friday June 7 at 12:30 at the Legion Club. Reservations due by June 5 with Mrs. Clinton Parker or Mrs. Fred Lockabill. Afterward the group tours the Glenwood Historical Museum.
Henderson churches plan Union Bible School starting June 4 with all day sessions for one week if approved at a Wednesday meeting at the Methodist church. The plan hinges on the Wednesday night decision.
Edith Eldeen Posey, born 1912 in Kansas, died May 4 and was laid to rest in Emerson Cemetery after final rites at the Christian church. She lived in Omaha and Emerson, married Joseph W. Posey in 1945, and resided in Henderson. Survived by husband, siblings Edna Cunningham, Mary Alice Jensen, Leo Walker, Harold Walker, Ulysses Walker, and extended relatives. services officiated by Rev. Robert Jones.
The Henderson cub scouts held a picnic at the Methodist church with two new cub families joining the pack, Jen Byers and James Paul families. Boys received Bobcat and other badges including Wolf, Best, and various arrow points, while relatives visited and attended events in Oakland and Henderson.
The Henderson High School Alumni Association held its 48th annual banquet on Friday May 24 in the gym. Steve Steiner served as Master of Ceremonies and Betty Viner welcomed the class of 1963 with Susan Steiler delivering the response. Ruby Godfrey read alumni news and Jerry Duyson led singing with Barbara Hendrix on piano. New officers were named: Steve Steiner president Lois Phillips vice president Alice Brown secretary and Darrene Bolton treasurer. The event included a dance with music furnished by the Krissingers of Elliott and attendees from out of town listed among many local guests and families.
Card of thanks expresses gratitude for flowers and kindness after bereavement. Post graduation party honors Susan Steiner with family and friends in attendance. Eighth grade graduation noted at Elliott with Aleen Meyer in class. Alumni banquet attended by Morris Harbor. Visits by Mrs Agnes Workman and Mrs Gertrude Harover to Essex and Red Oak hospital. Des Moines visitors Mr and Mrs Jesse Wight hosted by May Wight.
Henderson merchants sponsor free summer movie series beginning this Saturday with the first screening in June fret. Among those attending were Des Miones, Mrs May Wight, Mr and Mrs Bevis Sowers, and Mrs Juanita Melendy as guests of Mrs Velma South. Weekend visitors included Mr Harold Livasy from Kansas City with Mr Oscar Braden. Mrs Gertrude Harover is in Red Oak hospital for tests.
Local church notices list service times for Henderson Christian Church and Henderson Methodist Church with Sunday School, worship and youth groups. Also notes community visits, graduation events, and family visits around Malvern and nearby towns.
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