Starretts celebrate golden wedding in Malvern and Tabor
Mr and Mrs J R Starrett observed their golden wedding anniversary on Oct 30 with noon dinner at the home of Mr and Mrs Grant Chamberlain in Malvern and an evening gathering at the home of Mr and Mrs Lea Bartlett in Tabor. Guests included Mr and Mrs Millard Bennett and houseguests from Bradshaw Nebraska Mr and Mrs Amer Linealn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. R. Starrett
Nebraska
Fremont
Mills
Grant Chamber
Malvern
Lea Bartlett
Tabor
Millard Bennett
Starretts
Bradshaw
Nebr
Amer Linealn
Announcements At General WSCS Meet
The November session of the Womans Society of Christian Service met at Mrs. J. F. Wearin Jr.s home with 24 members attending. Mrs. Warren Darrah led devotions. A film A Reply to Reality was shown by Mrs. Tva Scott. Members were urged to bring supply materials for Bidwell Center by Nov 15 and submit Golden Garbage for the Martha Circle. A Festival of Tables at Randolph Church is set for Nov 13 from noon to 4 30 p m with a small admission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Womans Society of Christian Service
J. F. Wearin Jr
Florence Baer
J. R. Hall
Warren Darrah
Tva Scott
Bidwell Center
Bloedel
Archie Scott
Betty Crocker
Martha Circle
Randolph Church
W. E. Kerns
Mary Circle
Mary Circle of Women's Society of Christian Service
Richard Gay
Band Mothers Club Receives Donation for Uniforms
The Band Mothers club met Tuesday at Mrs. Earl Dashner Jr. home with six members and one guest, Mrs. Edna Johnson. Routine business was handled and it was announced the Dutch Gun club donated $50 toward band uniforms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Band Mothers Club
Earl Dashner Jr
Edna Johnson
Birthday Supper Honored Mrs. Bacon
Birthday supper honoring Mrs. Anna Bacon was held Wednesday night at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Mackey. Those present for supper and an evening of visiting were Mr. and Mrs. Stewart Hall Sidney, Mr. and Mrs. Richard Shere Kuri and Mark, Lee Cary, the honoree and hosts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bacon
Anna Bacon
Clifford Mackey
Stewart Hall
Sidney
Richard Shere
Kuri
Mark
Lee Cary
Rainbow Assembly Honors Mrs. Kline and Mrs. Twaddle
Glenwood Assembly No. 99 Rainbow for Girls honored Mrs. John Kline of Malvern and Mrs. Don Twaddle of Emerson at a Monday Emerson meeting in the Masonic temple. Kline, newly named Worthy Grand Matron of the Eastern Star, received a treasure certificate and honorary membership. Twaddle, Mother Advisor, was presented gifts as the girls sang.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rainbow Assembly
Glenwood Assembly No. 99
Rainbow For
John Kline
Malvern
Don Twaddle
Emerson
Masonic Temple
Joan Twaddle
Rainbow Girls
Aek
Bob Sell Reports for Naval Training
Bob Sell enlisted in the Navy and departed by plane from Omaha on October 31 for San Diego California where he will receive 10 weeks basic training. He is the son of Mr and Mrs Raymond Sell. Henderson dealer Hendrix previews Oliver farm equipment at civic auditorium in Omaha November 1 and 2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bob Sell
Navy
Omaha
San Diego
Calif
Bob
Raymond” Sell
Henderson
Oliver
Hendrix
Civic Auditorium
Hendrix Implement Co
Simpson
Dennis Yates
Concrete City
P. W. Turner
Simpson College
Ten Violations Listed in Timmerman's Court
Ten traffic violators appeared before Justice Ernest Timmerman. Irvin J. Irick of Glenwood faced a failure to control vehicle charge with a $25 fine. J. P. Buffa of Kansas City and Roy A. Plummer of Nebraska City faced improper passing with $10 for Plummer. Vern M. White of Glenwood faced failure to yield at an intersection with $10. Donna L. Burtis of Glenwood faced following too closely with $10. Earl M. Marrs of Weston faced drinking liquor in a vehicle with $15. Harold A. Harris of Springfield faced drinking beer in a vehicle with four days in jail. E. W. Harris of Carson and Ernest J. Clementz of Mission, Kansas, were fined $10 for running a red light. Ronald P. Ingalls of Council Bluffs faced speeding with $10.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irvin J. Irick
Glenwood
J. P. Buffa
Kansas City
Roy A. Plummer
Nebraska City
Vern M. White
Donna L. Burtis
Earl M. Marrs
Weston
Harold A. Harris
Springfield
E. W. Harris
Carson
Ernest J. Clementz
Mission
Ronald PF. Ingalls
Council Bluffs
Card of Thanks From Barbara Beasley to Friends
Barbara Beasley expresses sincere gratitude to friends and classmates for the hospital cards flowers and visits during illness and after returning home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barbara Beasley
Leo Garrison
Church notes from several local congregations
Sunday School times and worship services listed for First Baptist First Presbyterian Holy Rosary St Johns Lutheran. Names of ministers and superintendents, meeting reminders for guilds aid societies and confirmation classes, Christmas display plans, church events and visits by Circuit Counselor Theo Letzring, with notices of special services and greetings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Holy Rosary Catholic Church
Glenwood
Fr. O. &. Kaufman
St. Johns Lutheran Church
Frederick Kreutz
Theo. Letzring
Yorktown
Aid Society
Discu
GWM
Sypsley2han
Walther League
Shenandoah
Corning
Perry
Theo. Lettring
Methodist Church Schedule Covers Services and Activities
Rev John Hippincott presides with Sunday School at 9 45 a m Divine Worship baptism offered for interested families Junior High MYF meets at the parsonage Senior High MYF at the church Extension service fills Fellowship Hall Monday Choir practice Wednesday 730 p m Mary Circle Thursday 2 pm Junior choir Brades 3 8
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Methodist Church
John Hippincott
Warren Darrah
Monnday
Fellowship Hall
Mary Circle
Richard Gay
Brades
Social visits and family gatherings across multiple towns
Randolph E J Blakely of Boulder called on Mrs Mary Weld in the Estes home. The Wyants and family from Malvern visited Harold Qmer and Susan. Hage and daughters from Waterloo spent the weekend with the Hammonds. J J Schaaf and Milo Aitken hosted Sunday dinner with Don Sheldon and sons in Percival. Albert Perkins visited Merrill Minl in Omaha Sunday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. J. Blakely
Boulder
Colo
Mary Weld
W. B. Estes
Robert Wyant
Malvern
Harold
Qmer
Susan
Raymond Hage
Waterloo
Howard Hammond
J. J. Schaaf
Milo Aitken
Don Sheldon
Percival
Albert Perkins
Merrill Minl
Omaha
Signup Time for Special 63 Wheat Program Announced
Secretary of Agriculture Orville Freeman announced a Dec 14 sign up deadline for participation in the voluntary 1963 wheat program. Town and county ASCS offices will begin accepting applications in late October as the $2 per bushel support price replaces the prior $1.82. The plan offers in kind payments and income support for diverting wheat acreage to conservation uses with divergence rules and binding agreement requirements for eligible payments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Secretary of Agriculture
Orville
L. Freeman
Food and Agricultural Act
Kennedy
Town County
ASCS
Bishop to Address Area Methodists in Atlantic Dinner
More than 400 local Methodist church members from seven southwestern Iowa counties are invited to a dinner in Atlantic as part of a state wide Bible study program. Bishop Gerald Eniley of Des Moines will speak on Being a Christian in Today's World. The event is one of 14 across the state during October and November, as the study aims to reach over 15 000 Iowans before its December end.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Towa
Atlantic
Gerald Eniley
Des ‘Moines
Atlantic Methodist Church
Cass
Crawford
Harrison
Kremont
Mills
Pottawattainie
Shelby
Investment in the Church at Upper Room Nashville
An elderly church member urges funding to renovate the sanctuary and add a church school. He says the church is the best investment, inspiring others to support the project as daily ministry strengthens Christ's work. Prayer ends with a plea for lifelong faithfulness and mighty testimony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christ
Church
Christ's Church
Father
Jesus
Maine
J. Sanford McDonald
Georgia
Wheat Diversion Rules and Support Changes in 1963 Plan
The plan details diversion payments by sight drafts usable for CCC wheat stock purchases and in kind certificates redeemable for wheat or cash. Diversion acres must be conserved and kept erosion free, with new planting options permitted on displaced wheat. Some oilseeds have reduced or zero payments, and small farms with 15 acres or less are exempt from quotas while nationwide price support remains at $1.82 per bushel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commodity Credit Corporation
Commodity Credit Corpouration
CCC
Congress
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General Wscs
Band Mothers’ Club
Mrs. Smith
N. P
Mrs. William Smith
Hose Tesa
Darrell Waisner
Malvern Garden Club
Louis Knop
Mills County
Court House
Red Oak
Montgomery County
Timmerman
Ernest Timmerman
Men’s & Boys
Storm Coats
Men
Wilson
First Baptist Church
Wayne Bass
Lyle Williams
S. S
Mission Circle
Mae Williams
First Presbyterian Church
Alfred Martin
Morris Parks
Ocle Dickersbach
Randolph
Randolph Enterprise
Rode
Chelpper
Nashville, Tennessee
Empress Theater
Outer
Ela Disneys
Tom Tryon
Braw
Kesh
Edmond Obre
Dany Saa Om OH Meek
Tomy Kirk
Schultz Bros
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