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Newspaper
Malvern Leader
Location
Malvern, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Nov 14, 1963
Page
2
The article lists numerous social visits and gatherings in Iowa and Nebraska. Joe Hret of Council Bluffs attended a dinner with grandparents, as did many others visiting relatives in Tahor Newman Grove Glenwood Des Moines Red Oak and Griswold. Additional items include birthday and wedding plans, moves, and a hospital stay.
First Presbyterian Church led by Dr. Alfred Martin with worship at 9 am and Sunday School at 10 am. Choir rehearsal Wednesdays at 7 20 pm. First Baptist Church under Rev. Hugh Shiveley with Sunday School at 10 am and Worship at 11 am, Youth Fellowship at 6 30 pm, Evening Service at 7 30 pm, Prayer on Tuesdays and Choir on Wednesdays. First Methodist Church under Rev. John Lippincott with Sunday School at 9 45 am and Divine Worship at 11 am, Children’s sermon titled Ash Heaps and Atoms, Study Course The Rim of East Asia taught by Lillian Adams, Jr Choir, and various MYF meetings and activities throughout the week.
Final rites were held Monday at the Hastings Methodist Church for William David Brown 68 who died November 8 at Nistna Cottage in Malvern where he had been a patient. The Rev. Ralph Russell of Emerson conducted services Mansfield Funeral Home handled arrangements. Pallbearers were Ray Hites Jack Courtier Herb Stogdill Jack Largent Vern Taylor Elmo Hites. Interment followed in Hastings Cemetery. Brown was born December 26 1900 in Baxter Missouri. He married Pheba Hill January 28 1945 in St. Louis and they made Hastings home. They had two children John and Mildred plus six children from a previous marriage. He was baptized in Red Oak Pentecostal Church and worked as a farm laborer and trapper before poor health in recent years. Survived by his wife two children a sister Ivy Tuttle and ten grandchildren and great grandchildren.
The Hastings Ladies Cemetery Association met at Grace Hathaway’s home for a regular business session with refreshments of ham sandwiches ice cream cake and coffee. Nearby visits included Fred Wademan Linda Payne and friends at James Rountree home and relations in Sidney Crawford and Stogd James areas. Guests from Kansas City and Springfield joined relatives staying with Dave Brown and family over the weekend. Junior Choir members held a Wiener roast at Rev Ralph Russell’s Emerson home with transportation by Mrs. Richard Vance. Mrs Roy Courtier spent two weeks in Shenandoah helping care for grandchildren with Harry Ellis’s family.
Extension Service will hold a lesson on What is Christian Teaching at the church by Lillian Adams. Chancel Choir practice at 8 30 p m. Commission on Education meeting. Mia M L Scheffel to discuss Missionary Education of Children. Church events at The Church of the Lutheran Hour include Stewardship Group Thursday at 7 30 p m and Adult Information class Friday at 8 p m. Sunday Worship with Loyalty Sunday pledges to be returned in the offering plate.
Fr C L Kaufman pastor at Holy Rosary Catholic Church Glenwood lists Masses on Sundays at 6 16 am and 9 am and at State School Sundays at 7 30 am First Fridays and Holy Days 5 30 am and 7 30 pm Weekdays 7 am Seana
A string of visits and gatherings fill a West Iowa week, with guests from Omaha to Cedar Falls stopping by the Kingery and Blackman households. Local families share meals, awards nights, and card parties while Lucille and Floyd Blackman host a wiener roast for friends.
Mrs Hann Madison and family of Silver City were guests Sunday in Bernard Mabbitt home. Mrs Herb Stogdil and Sandra visited Saturday in Ivan Crawford home in Shenandoah. Mr James Rountree and family were guests last Wednesday evening in Donald Hockabout home near Glenwood. Bernard Mabbitt and family visited Sunday evening in Earl Mebbitt home at Silver City.
The report lists visiting relatives from Glenwood and East Liberty including Blackman and Sinner families. Farmers like Vernon and Haney shift to corn harvest as rain arrives early in November. An oyster supper marked the end of corn picking and locals note flu cases and ongoing harvest activity.
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