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Newspaper
Malvern Leader
Location
Malvern, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Nov 07, 1963
Page
10
The Rural Improvement Club will observe its Golden anniversary at Hillsdale Church on November 13 with a program at 2 p.m. Mrs Bernard Roenfeldt, chairwoman, and her committee have spent many hours planning. All former and current members are urged to attend.
Sunday afternoon at Mrs. Lowell Hardy’s Hastings home a shower celebrated Carolyn Hardy, an October bride, with games and gifts. Guests included Corwin Hardy, Gary Blackburn, Junior Driskell of Tabor, Mrs. Roy Danley, Mrs. Roy Winters of Malvern, Mrs. Duane Shapcott of Maryville, Mrs. Leopold Hardy of Hastings, Mrs. Kenneth Clark, and Annette Jackson of Glenwood visited grandparents Ben and Mrs. Ben Jackson. Ben G. Richard and Jimmie Lehan of Denver were visitors to Gene Van Orsdel’s home Saturday morning.
Mrs Rollin Buffington enjoyed the Antique Show at Hotel Paxton. Garr home guests included Tom Kinsley and Roy Spelman of Glenwood. Don Reinbold visited Wrights and Alan. Family Night at Hillsdale Church planned with a cooperative supper and entertainment. Community recalls Paul Noah and James Bricher funeral services. Parish revival led by Rev Pullman. Sunday School steady at 22. Birthday cake celebrated for Gary Thieschafer. George Phelps suffered arm injury in field machine incident.
Strahan Garden club will meet November 13 at 1 30 pm in the church basement with hosts Mrs Floyd Bowen and Mrs Robert Shaul. Several local families as guests join in weekend visits and family occasions across Emerson Malvern and Des Moines with Gipe and Vestal relatives noted.
Bean Jackson dined with brother Ben Jackson and his wife. The Hillsdale Church Monthly Board meets November 11 at 8 p.m. Your presence is desired. Dinner guests included Mr and Mrs G W Sell and Mr and Mrs Alfred Brandt of Silver City with Walter Hahn. Afternoon and lunch guests were Mr and Mrs Floyd Sell of Omaha and Mrs Ruth Sell of Glenwood. Mrs Wiley Sanders visited Mrs Charley Wright on Friday.
The Ambitious Andies 4-H club held its October 12 meeting with 18 members 12 guests and two leaders present. New members Margaret Cheney Mary Kudron Janelle Ford and Debbie Williams joined. Officers elected Sue Warren president Peggy Haack vice president Jane Warren secretary Elwanda Wager treasurer Betsy Paul historian and Patty Patton reporter. The installation will occur on family night in November.
The Mills county 4H Teen club elected Doug Dashner of Malvern to lead for the coming year. Officers named at the Oct. 28 meeting include Diane Hopp as secretary, Don L. Hopp, Linda McMillen, Carol Wolfe, Bob Burgoin, and Byron Leu as directors. The club discussed rural urban exchange with Omaha youth, host family applications, and a potential Adams county Colorado exchange trip next summer.
The article lists division winners for the junior Debbie Lakin and Sherry Greenwood, intermediate Joan Lindburg and Darlene Sandquist, and senior Sandra Barns. It also names officers for the coming year including Marilyn Was as president and Mary Anderson as vice president, with Patty Johnson as secretary, Connie Parker as treasurer, Joan Lindburg as historian and photographer, and Sandra Barns as reporter. Lunch was served by Joan, Arlene, Beverly, and their mother Sandra Barns.
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