Malvern Society Notes Highlight Thanksgiving Toasts
Society items recount dinners and gatherings across Malvern including the Darbin and Salyers households hosting guests, Mrs Criswell hosting M E Circle activities with solos and games, and several birthday anniversaries celebrated at tea rooms and homes. Residents from Strahan and nearby areas attend events, with bridge games, duck dinners, and a duck dinner among the highlights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Flatyers
Charles W. Salyers
R. W. Criswell
C. H. Eacrett
Strahan
Malvern
Criswell
M. E. Circle
F. R. Chantry
Mary Louise Juelke
Co. W. Salyera
C. E. Eacrett
Frank Juelke
F. RR. Chantry
Vern Dunn
Florence Stevenson
Meeting Guests After Program Refreshments
After the program refresh ments were served to the following committee members and guests: Mr and Mrs J J Smith Mr and Mrs K A Talbott Mrs J W Baer Mrs H Seaton and Mrs Paul Slothower Mrs T H Stone of Cornell Bluffs was also a guest at this meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Malvern
J. N. Summers
Mra
W. D. McCateland
J. N. Sommera
Ward Slothower
Alstropes
C. E. Hilton
Harry Hilton
George Hilton
Andy
Georgia Marie
J. W. Kilpatrick
Frank Hertz
Verne Walker
Walter van Horne
Starry Barkus
Kearney
Nebr
Mabel Cox
Grace
Arthur Cox
Mary Elizabeth Summers
Dorothy Galiher
Betty Bwain
Marie Swoboda
Jane Fletcher
Gretchen Bayes
Marian Benton
O. E
The
Order of the Eastern Star
Ruth B Stane
Council Bluffe
Blanche Fatlers
Council Bluffs
Sioux City
L. A. Talbott
J. M. Steele
Stone
J. J. Smith
K. A. Talbott
J. W. Baer
H. Seaton
Paul Slothower
T. H. Stone
Cornell Bluffs
Choristers to Go to Omaha Sunday Rehearsal Plan
Civic Choral Union members join other choirs for a joint rehearsal in Omaha next Sunday at 2 p.m. in the I O O F hall conducted by Dean Logan of the University of Omaha. Malvern Messiah date changed to December with planned Community building performance including Emerson Hastings Strahan and Malvern singers. chorus to rehearse again Monday at 7 30 p m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Civic Choral Union
Omaha
Dean Logan
University of Omaha
School of Music
Malvern
Emerson, Hastings
Strahan
Thanksgiving Services Across Local Churches
Baptist church to observe Thanksgiving Sunday with sermons titled Gods Thanksgiving Table and A Peculiar Kind of Thanksgiving. Dinner to be served in the church basement. Presbyterian and Methodist churches announce Thanksgiving services, offerings, and youth activities. Lutheran plans services in Hungarian, with district conference notes and remarks on state tax relief. Community notices invite participation and reflection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baptist Church
Lee Roy Bobbitt
The
Bible
Malvern
Presbyterian Church
Henry Dale White
West Indies
C. E
Woman's Missionary Society
J. R. Scott
Laird
Methodist Episcopal Church
Monroe J. Rarick
Fred Farquhar
Geo. Salyers
J. R. McClymond
Epworth League
Margaret Laney
Omaha City
Rarick
McClymond
Epworth Bible Study Club
Edith Bell
Mra. M. J. Rarick
Atlantic
Holdens Cornfield Husking Contest Opens with Busy Morning
The crops class husking contest started in Holden's cornfield Wednesday at 9 30. After forty minutes the husking stopped and weights were recorded. Ten huskers took turns, with four in each round, including Tom Henton Robert Benton Clinton Fazel Arthur Armstrong Carl Lee Donald Lee Carl Holden Charles Lee Blaine Dickersbach Merle Wilcox Howard Seeger Ray Raines and more. Final results list net weights and times for each participant. The group thanks Mr Holden and Mr Amos for organizing the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Holden
Steps
Milla County
Sctual House
Husky
Mr. Holden
Tom Henton
Robert Benton
Clinton Fazel
Arthur Armstrong
Carl Lee
Donald Lee
Carl Holden
Charles Lee
Blaine Dickersbeck
Merle Wilcox
Howard Seeger
Ray Raines
Donald Lea
Blaine Dilckersbach
Roy Raines
Charles Lea
Carl Lea
Albert Benton
Arthur, Armstrong
Second Grade Spelling Review Recipients Named
The list honors students who earned 100 percent in spelling review on Friday. Dorothy Johnson Betty Lou Barkus Dorothy Fazel Edgar Cook Shirley Walker Marilyn Cupp Peggy McCormick Sylvia Smith Jane Johnson Margaret Riggins are recognized for perfect scores in the period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spelling
Dorothy Johnson
Betty Lou Barkus
Dorothy Fazel
Edgar Cook
Shirley Walker
Marilyn Cupp
Peggy McCormick
Sylvia Smith
Jane Johnson
Margaret Riggins
Juniors Prep for Six Weeks Examinations
Six weeks tests are coming and juniors worry about grades and study time. Home Ec class nears completion as aprons are finished or being sewn. Learners report on escalloped dishes and an American Literature test on The Vision of Sir Launfal. Industrial History class also had a test and Fern Alberts assists in writing the junior news.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Home
Sir Launfal
Fern Alberts
An Appreciation for Mrs Salyers Principal and Teacher
A school verse praising Mrs Salyers for balancing duties as principal and teacher. The poem notes she must be both diplomat and autocrat to manage student quarrels, jokes, and daily duties. It commends her smile, effort, and ability to clear the way for students while acknowledging unseen worries and a lack of appreciation from pupils.
Freshmen Dread Coming Examinations This Week
The second six weeks end this week and students anticipate tests. General science covers water use and supply control for a community while Latin discusses the ablative case and passive voice. Ancient history focuses on the Greek and Persian empires and Alexander the Great with notes on expeditions and heroic deeds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alexander the Great
Alexander
Expinita
Deeda
Seventh Grade Debate On Independence In Class
The seventh grade history class studied the Revolutionary War and debated if Americans could win independence without France. Debaters Carolyn Cook Claradel Linquist Bee McCord argued the negative while Lorraine Fletcher Harry Hilton Edward Wearth argued affirmative. class supported the affirmative. A student Whitney McCormick broke his arm running near the curb entering school next Wednesday morning. Spelling test results were perfect with every child scoring one hundred percent. For Thanksgiving the class plans a poster showing a turkey hen and gobbler with a moon, corn shocks, and pumpkins to decorate the room.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
France
Carolyn Cook
Claradel Linquist
Bee McCord
Lorraine Fletcher
Harry Hilton
Edward Wearth
Whitney McCormick
Malvern Team Poised to Face Oakland in Big Game
In class we discuss population themes from The Melting Pot and immigrant stories. Students rally behind Malvern as they prepare for Friday’s game against Oakland, hoping for strong turnout beyond the student body to support the team.
Junior High Pupils Plan Book Week Activities
Junior high pupils observe book week in reading classes. The National Association of Book Publishers sent an attractive poster illustrating books. Students will impersonate different book characters and create posters about their favorite books. Harriet Talbott.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Association of Book Publishers
Harriet Talbott
First Grade Friday Birthday Party at School
The class marked Shirley Bacon’s birthday with a party at school as Mrs. Bacon attended and treated with ice cream and cookies. Guests included Mrs. Landis, Milas Bummers, Mrs. Wilkins, and Ronny Phillips. A new poem, The Swing, by Robert Louis Stevenson, was introduced this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shirley Bacon
Fifth Grade Book Week Adds Reading and Reporting Plan
This week marks book week with emphasis on caring for books and oral book reports. Fourth and fifth graders reviewed fractions and long division while teachers Mrs. Davis and Mrs. McIntyre visited. The class enjoyed Amity day at theCommunity building and created posters on balanced meals and hygiene. Edna Davis Elinor Farquhar and Robert Perdew stood out with strong examples.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Davis
McIntyre
Amity
Edna Davis
Elinor Farquhar
Robert Perdew
The Value of Elephants and Elephants in the Circus
Two seventh grade story winners discuss elephants. The Value of Elephants notes ivory hunting and ivory uses, including piano keys and brushes, with figures like 40,000 elephants killed yearly and tusks over 100 pounds. Elephants in the Circus covers their behavior, guidance, balance, and tricks in performances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trene Waller
Billy Shepard
United States
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