Drama Club Plans Nov. 26 Production At MCHS
MCHS Drama Club formed Nov. 6 with Cindy Messenger as president and Pat Trively as vice president. Officers also include Phyllis Axtell as secretary treasurer and Alice Harris historian. The club schedules a Nov. 26 show at the Cen ment building with advance tickets available from cast members.
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Phylls Axtell
Alice Harris
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Dear Scared Unsteady Talk on Asking a Girl Out
A teen-age voice counsels overcoming fear to ask a girl for a date. The writer urges honest, steady relations and notes that doubt and social pressure can tempt avoidance. It promotes clear intent and being true in relationships despite peers.
Blah Monday and a Joke About Putty and Cold Cream
A quirky column mocks misread sayings and misheard proverbs, joking about a man who cannot tell the difference between putty and cold cream as his windows fall out. The piece riffs on pithy lines, riddles, and a faux daily thought.
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Goethe
Namthippe
Cheryl Blackburn Nominated for DAR Citizenship Award
The National Association of Secondary School Principals announced the DAR Citizenship award nominations. MCHS seniors Cheryl Blackburn, Betty McClure, and Chris Shook advanced after student and faculty votes with two others eliminated. Candidates must graduate from an accredited high school and show dependability service and leadership. Cheryl is completing a questionnaire to compete nationally.
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Betty McClure
Chris Shook
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Junior High Party Held Friday Night
Malvern eighth graders hosted a class party on November 8 at the Community Building with an Indian Summer theme and suitable decorations.
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Malvern
Indian Summer themed party lures guests with live duo
Entertainment featured a live combo and dancing records. Party refreshments followed in an atmosphere influenced by an Indian Summer theme, with guests enjoying the program later in the evening.
Malvern Community School Calendar Highlights
School calendar lists events from November including a Kodak photo award display at the high and Chantry schools. Upcoming basketball games feature Treynor on Tuesday at 7 p.m. and New Market hosting conference games Friday at 7 p.m. Weekend activities include a junior class bake sale and an Advisory Board Carnival.
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Kodak
Chantry
Allo Wees
Treynor
Funeral and weekend visits around Mansfield area families
Mrs Tom Clark and Mrs Homer Fritz attended Saturday afternoon funeral services at Mansfield chapel for George Van Meter. Several local families hosted guests and dined together at Pacific Junction and nearby towns. Election day weather brought a early winter feel with snow flurries, cold temperatures, and frost across the region.
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Jerry
Terry Chown
Brice Barber
Donald Blackman Sr
Sgt
Donald Blackman Jr
Ft. Knox
Hillsdale
Claude Williams
Everett Blackman
Guy Haynie
Gary Vinton
Max Vinton
Omaha
Methodist Hospital
Vinton
Dale Bell
Dineer
Charles Cheneys
Jack Hunters
Pacific Junction
Tom Kingery
Harry Kemp
Vernon
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Class of 1918 Holds First Malvern Reunion Monday
Malvern High School’s Class of 1918 gathers for its first reunion at the BL & W in Malvern on Monday November 4. Veterans, teachers, and residents recall wartime graduation, plays Thy Dying Soldier, and school days. Edith Gerkhimer and Charlotte Shere-Ruse sparked the gathering.
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Malvern High
Clarence Chamberlain
Mabel Short
Ruth Bellwood
Man Ruth
Mary Seaton
Helen Wortman
Dall
Seaed
Maude Ruth West
Shenandoah
Ray V. Plumb
Hastings
Charlene Shere Ruse
Malvern
Edith Berkhimer
San Bernardino
Calif
Mabel Short Hensley
Bedford
Bernis. Jones
Council Bluffs
Adel Hackman Saalfield
Bessie Mansfield
Malvern High School
BL & W. Cate
Edith Gerkhimer
Cail
Charlotte Shere-Ruse
Seventh Grade Science Class Exhibits At Fair
Mrs Hope Beattie led the seventh grade science fair on November 3 with botany leaf and seed collections zoology insect and living projects. Students voted for immiv odal projects recognizing Jeaves Mike Ford Rick Jones Randy Albers Cindy Winstone Marcie Sinner Joe Phelps. Special faculty merit awards went to Ellen Busbee Rita Goldsberry and Lynn Baer for guppy fish and hamster exhibits.
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Hope Beattie
Jeaves
Mike Ford
Rick Jones
Randy Albers
Cindy Winstone
Marcie Sinner
Joe Phelps
Local social notes list visits and hospital entries
Mir and Mrs Gey Haynie hosted guests including Mr and Mrs Dale Bell and Mr and Mrs Don Hopp of Ames visiting friends and relatives. Mrs Max Vinton is recovering after surgery at Ames Methodist Hospital. Several families hosted gatherings with grandchildren and neighbors, and Henry orlo Jeunes and Eugene Alberts visited relatives in Nebraska and Iowa.
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Alana Ars
Bennett
Builis
Max Vinton
Amahas Medhedist
Lows
Dale
Bell
Everett ‘Kew
Farur
Jiamourg Grap
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Haney
Allan Selby
Omaha
Methodist
Don Hopp
Ames
Bri
Robe
Hopp
Harokd Coens
Rock Island
Donald Blackman Sr
Robert Schroder
Bode
Donnie Schroeder
Norman Sinner
William Barber Jr
Gildys Dunsdon
Glenwood
Orlo Jeunes
Nebraska
Louis “Knop
St. Mary's Hospital
Mark Kemp
George Hunt
Lear Henderson
Eugene Alberts
Iowa State University
Maurice Alberts
Randy
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