Birthday Celebrations and Social Gatherings Reported
A jumble of social notes details a birthday celebration for Mrs. J. N. Smithers with guests including Mrs. Mareatet Cen, Mr. and Mrs. DB. Cae ningham, Mrs. Jeane Manon, and others. Kensington club members met at Mrs. L. Talbott’s home with twenty four attendees sewing and socializing. Several families hosted Sunday dinners, with Mrs. Kenneth Thompson and Beverly visiting from Hastings and Mr. Ayr hosting Ada Nagarene and Louise among Red Oak residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hewat
Ahd
Bite Maree Cote
Gtek Dinnet
Canning Nate
Fred
Bottham
Mareatet
Sihkhain
Mt. and
Mea
Hattiand
Maréatet Ath Buttmann
Caeningham
Jeane Manon
Stanley Maton
Ardath Wingett
Jon Awinigett
Emcor Bammer
Foot Hohotig
Mets
J. N. Suithers
Laheheen
J. FR. Hall
Johan Beck
Wi Bner
H.W. Knight
W. M. Hiett
Z. &. Randeteoh
Fred Buchmafin
Hohores
Kensington
Mateetalnet
L. Talbott
Barboca
Anderson
Kenneth Thompson
Beverly
Ayr
Adam Nagarene
Louise
Hastings
Samuel Nazarene
Mine Fern Anderson
Red Osk
Henry Frenning
Thanksgiving Day Guests and Hosts List Requested
A request for names of guests and hosts for Thanksgiving Day observances. The notice asks to call 100, of gentl 4 with details and to inform by Friday or Saturday if possible. It seeks a local Leader update covering territory served and appreciates timely assistance.
Gustnees Girls Dinner and Christmas Party Plans in Malvern
A Malvern group attended dinner at the Tea Room Tuesday evening then visited Mian Lyctlle McIntyre's home to plan a Christmas party. Attendees included Bernice Caudell Ruth Wyle Gladys Gilliland Frances Benton Eloise Dadder Lucille McIntyre Ines Haines Waldo Hurst Erville Nelson Mrs Leonard Anderson and Mrs Max Treland. Mys Carter Bartholomew hosted a youngsters party Wednesday Nov 31 honoring sister Goldie Cozad's birthday with many guests and gifts.
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Gustnees
Malvern
Mian Lyctlle
McIntyre
Bernice Caudell
Ruth Wyle
Gladys Gilliland
Frances Benton
Eloise Dadder
Lucille McIntyre
Ines Haines
Waldo Hurst
Erville Nelson
Leonard Anderson
Max Treland
Mys
Carter Bartholomew
Goldie Cozad
Malvern Chorus Rehearsal Tuesday Evening
Third rehearsal of the Malvern Chorus society will be held Tuesday evening in the Community building at 7 30 o clock. All who enjoy singing are invited to attend. Leader advertisers are welcome to place notices for sale and event listings in this notice.
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Malvern Choru
Community Notes and Personal Notices From Local Area
Mise Preticas Brewer of Mal vern Was AhoFe a Friday misa design latehaw. Beatrice Nelson of Omaha Ghoovet Hight gvest Thursday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Will Lute. Mrs. Alton Alberta and her daughters visited Paacetitle with her parents Mr. and Mrs. Gamshaw. Mr. and Mrs. Glen Fitch and Vioiet Teams of Pacific were visitors at the Will Maddocks home. The Ladies Aid will meet with Mrs. Chas Wilhelm on Wednesday December 6. A potluck dinner will be served at noon. The Blue group of the Ladies Aid plans a short program and refreshments Friday evening. R K Henderson and family attended the funeral of Dr. Fred Henderson in Missouri Valley.
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Mise Preticas
Malvern
Misa Design
Latehaw
Beatrice Nelson
Omaha
Will Lute
Alton Alberta
Paacetitle
Gamshaw
Sind Mee
Glen Fitch
Pacific
Will Maddocks
Tles
Aid Boelery
Ladies’ Aid Society
Chas. Wilhelm
Local Acknowledgments and Moves Favor Shifting Town Ties
Mires Jouts Kerned attended two parts of a church event at Weld to the Greenwood Baptist church. Mrs Frank Da Val and Alan aid Mea visited in Bedford. Daisy Rimet and Kenneth Sell families moved from Nets Olson tenant house to Illinois. Young married couples club met at the church Friday, about 46 present, Archie Haines and Marvin Johnson in charge. Navy approves Dr Hugo Eckner to use Miami and Lakehurst stations for new transatlantic passenger service, planning to start this duty, weather permitting.
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Frank da Val
Alan Aid
Santa Barney
Joste Grové
Bedford
Archie Haines
Marvin Johnson
Navy
Hugo Eckner
Miami
Lakehurst
Atlantic
Eckner
Lakehutat
Malvern Overtakes Bartlett In Openers At Community Building
Malvern high basketball beat Bartlett 22 to 16 at the Community Building in the opener. Fasel and Knight led with field goals and free throws as Malvern pulled away in the first half, then Breit and Jackson helped secure the win in the second half amid steady Bartlett scoring. Bartlett juniors lost 9 to 7 in the evening preliminary.
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Malvern High
Bartlett
Orioles
Marvin Fasel
Fasel
Knight
Cary
Malvern
Breit
Gattin
Poun
Jackson
I Benton
O Cary
Milliken
Briley
B. Lorimer
Lorimer
van Horn
C Havil
Branson, &Hillbouws
Ehootitis
Schoening
Donner
Sug Robinson
Swain
McCormick
Calliber
Volleyball Play to Start Next Monday
Local athletes prepare for the season as six teams sign on for volleyball opening night at the Community building next Monday. The league plans lower costs this year with reduced admission and building rental covered by leftover funds. Teams include the firemen, Malvern Cold Storage, Oilers, Malvern Leader, and Ward Liothower’s entry, with two more possible. CG A Johnson elected president at Monday’s meeting.
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Thase
Costa
Malvern Cold Storage
Oilera
Malvern Leader
Ward Liothower
CG. A. Johnson
Hertz Wise Bennett Dup Win Bike Race
Bicycle racing on the fair grounds ended with L Henry sponsoring two boys races. In the first, Buddy Hertz won by a half length over Ralph Perdew amid muddy, slow sections. The second, a two man relay, saw Marlin Wise and Alfred Bennett finish first with Jamie Swain and jee Boord in second.
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L. Henry
Emy Press Theater
Fair Grounds
Pap Svoboda
Jimmie Hering
Marlin Wise
Alfred Bennett
Jamie Swain Ang Jee Boord
Jamie
Ae Cee
Robinson
Walker
Robert Perdne
Pedoga
Soantar Hokea
Henry
Strahan Dramatic Club Formed for Local Comedy Group
A new Strahan high school drama club formed at the Strahan school house with about 20 members. Darrel Costello elected leader. aims include training local talent, guiding spare time, and promoting community functions. Planned production is "Her Incubator Husband" with a December 16 date and a cast listed, admission minimal to cover book and supply costs.
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Strahan School House
Darrel Costello
Darrel
Strahan High School
Strahan Consolidated School
Mia
Eliza
Helen McCoy
Cast of Community Play Promises Broad Involvement
Mrs Mudge and a committee described cast members Charlotte Curtis Anna Lola Buchanan Felix Mudge Lewis Conrad Roy Honeywell Darrel Contello Reverend Hooper William Bradley Jr Detective Snyder Dale Nims and others as the group prepares sketches and organizes committees for the production.
M E Church News and Local Notices
Morning worship at 10 and 12:90 with church school at 11 and Epworth League at 7. First quarterly meeting at Climax on Dec 6 includes business and preaching by Dr Henry Guest of Brigin. Visitors include Mr and Mrs Arlin Miller and son Lee. Mrs Howard Keyton cared for her mother in Randolph. Dan Bryan family moved to town. Local names: Miss Emma Jobson, Mrs Mary Hillyer, C B Guest, Rey Guest, Dr Henry Guest.
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Henry Guest
Brigin
Rey
Arlin Miller
Lee
G. M. Young
Emergon
Dan Bryan
Oliver Og- Wi MeQalnep
Mer
Hugh Mon
Ladies Union Meeting Postponed to December 6
Due to inclement weather during test week the Ladies Union meeting originally set for Wednesday at the church is rescheduled to Wednesday December 6. The same group of hostesses will greet attendees.
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Ladies’ Union
Oliver Achenbach Overcome by Gas at Shenandoah Garage
Oliver Achenbach was overcome by monotide gas while working in a Chevrolet garage in Shenandoah last Sunday. His mother traveled by train that evening after the call. The attending physician fears pneumonia may follow for the very sick boy. A fox was reported killed nearby, the first of the fall season.
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Oliver Achenbach
Shenandoah
Pneumonts
Hillsdale R I C club meeting and elections held
Mrs Rena Mayberry hosted the Hillsdale R I C club gathering on Wednesday afternoon November 21 in church parlors. Twenty seven members attended and a short business meeting elected officers for the year: Millia McManull president Mary Sawyers vice president Ruth Jackson secretary Lula Gilbert treasurer Mary Sawyers planner. A program followed with roll call New Dishes for Thanksgiving and readings. Refreshments and social hour concluded the event. Next meeting set for December 12 at Pearl Shepard home for Christmas.
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Rena Mayberry
Hillsdale
Officcars
Millia McManull
Mary Sawyers
Ruth Jackson
Lula Gilbert
Margeret Howard
Erma Sawyers
Alice Dayla
Marjorie Mayberry
Pearl Shepard
Celebrate Birthday of Laura Hilton
Mrs Walter Hilton entertained at a party Monday evening honoring Laura Hilton on her birthday. The evening featured Ames and Atgo games and refreshments of sandwiches, date cake, and coffee served by the hostess. Present were Lucille Williams, Beniah Wheeler, Mating Vat, Mabel Coffey, Stella May Clary, Edith Rose, Enid Wilcox, Richard Rose, Bernard Gray, Eugene Von Oredel, Herman Inman, Lawrence Redifying, Pam and Wayne Hilton.
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Walter Hilton
Misa Laura Hilton
Ames
Lucille Williame
Beniah Wheeler
Mating Vat
Hilladale Ladies Dinner Brings $50 At Church Event
The Hillsdale church ladies hosted a successful dinner in the church basement drawing a large crowd from Malvern Glenwood and nearby areas. They served a complete dinner with all the trimmings and sold out by the evening, clearing about $50 for their efforts.
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Hillsdale
Hilladale
Malvern
Glenwood
Omaha guest and Glenwood visit highlight social notes
Rolly Gambrisl of Omaha was a dinner guest Thursday in the W. J. Van Gradel home. Miss Lucille Agan of Glenwood spent the weekend with Miss Elatna Gilbert. Frank Plumb and Will Van Grade were visitors at Minden Saturday.
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Rolly Gambrisl
Omaha
W. J. van Gradel
Lucille Agan
Glenwood
Elatna Gilbert
Frank Plumb
Will van Grade
Minden
Penitentes and the role of sacrifice in New Mexico worship
A historical note on human sacrifice as a factor in religious practice, citing the Penitentes in New Mexico as a native manifestation. The text connects flagellant rites to broader religious observances, reflecting older beliefs still referenced in U S religious life.
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United States
Penitentes
New Mexico
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