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Newspaper
Malvern Leader
Location
Malvern, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Nov 29, 1962
Page
11
An adult farmer meeting at 7 30 p m on Dec 6 will discuss farming efficiency. The session occurs in the Voc Ag building at Malvern Community School and enrollment is possible by attending and contacting a councilman.
Freshmen took Kuhlman-Anderson 1Q IQ tests as part of a series completed in grades three, five, seven and nine. Seniors answered Differential Aptitude tests covering Verbal Reasoning Numerical Ability Abstract Reasoning Space Relations Mechanical Reasoning Clerical Speed and Accuracy and Language Usage. Profiles will show percentiles and can be used to determine IQ scores.
Menu lists daily lunch offerings for December 3 to 7. Items include spaghetti with hamburg er and hot bread. chicken salad sandwich with wax beans and apple salad. baked beans with wieners and buttered rolls. beef and noodle cass er ole with jello salad. baked fish with mashed potatoes and bread. Each day includes a milk portion.
Miss Sherry Smith of Yabar, daughter of Mr and Mrs Paul Smith, is a freshman clarinetist in the Nebraska Wesleyan University Pride of the Plainmen band. The band will perform at halftime of the Chicago game on Sunday December 9 at Wrigley Field, televised by CBS TV west of Chicago. Other Southwest Iowa members include Stan Orton Sidney Jean Vohs Glenwood Phyllis Nelson Red Oak Dave Brown Griswold Bruce Barnes Clarinda Janice Bean Little Sioux Terry Roberts Stan Toy Barbara Garrett Council Bluffs with Roberts as drum major.
Senior Pat Breeding is highlighted for her busy high school year at MCHS. Her subjects include American problems, shorthand, office practice, English literature, home economics, and bookkeeping. Active in declam, drama club, glee, chorus, madrigal, band, and quints, she eyes nursing or commercial work as a future. She has earned three I’s in state declam and began drama in sophomore year with leading roles each year.
Barbara Adkins, senior at MCHS, writes letters as a hobby and participates in track and FIA band girls glee. She lists American problems, English literature, office practice, and senior science as subjects and notes favorite color.
Barbara plans to work in Council Bluffs or Omaha after graduation. She enjoys trips and games in girls glee and views high school as something everyone should finish if possible.
Crowds at Malvern Community Building exceed capacity for basketball games. Superintendent N. P. Crink states ticket sellers will operate at the gym by 6 p.m. for the rest of the year and asks grade and junior high pupils not to sit in the balcony unless with a parent. Facilities are strained but efforts continue.
Randolph residents host and visit relatives during Thanksgiving week. Denver visitors Bernard William and family join Imogene’s Anson Williamson and kin for Saturday dinner. Dick Fox returns from Maryville to spend time with Eldon Fox and Kenny. Nearby trips include Betty Rucker’s Sidney visit and Jay Longmaker’s cousin Mike Ross from Tabor. The Doyle and Dodd families share holiday gatherings with Ch saffe, Bates, and Stevens households in Ames, Clarinda, and Nebraska City.
Front page notes Raymond Fenton Janet Houser Bernard Spiker Janet Jones premier John Hays. play about a Mennonite family in Pennsylvania. Mr and Mrs Ray Sage spent Thursday at Roy Quimby home. Vernon Crouse and song Rob Donald Aaron attended Odd Wellows meeting at Atlantic. Thanksgiving guests in Wayne Johnson Glenwood home included Bernard Mabbitt, Paul Laverty and children. Richard Payne Lin da of Sidney visited Roy Crawford J R Webb. Des Moines visitors Terry Thompson daughters and Gene Hagelund Essex joined Fred Loaka bill home. Vic Cromwall Jim Neil Colorado visited Connie Cromwall Red Oak. Dinner guests in Roy Craiford home included Geo Resh Charlie Red Oak. Worth Slogdill Sandra Kay. James Rountree and children visited Frank Jarret in Strahan. Sunday visitors in Ivan Crawford home were Dwight Berry family Auburn Nebr and Tim G'Detl Robin Emerson.
Mr and Mrs Geo Curtis attended funeral services for Earl Curtis at the Baptist church in Omaha Monday. Thanksgiving dinner guests at Steve Haines home included Mr and Mrs Bill Haines and family of Springhill Kan and Mr and Mrs Jack Sargent and family.
Miss Dorothy Starr of Glenwood spent Thanksgiving with her mother and brother. Mr and Mrs Floyd Starr hosted Tim othy in their Hastings home. The Art Sage family welcomed visitors in Elliott. J As Hall hosted Gilbert Hall Carl Hayes and others for Thanksgiving. Helene Sager hosted guests Kenneth Graham of Denver and Jim Taylor from San Antonio.
Ralph Russell minister oversees services at First Methodist Church. Dorothy Largent 8.3 Supt. Sunday School at 9:00 a. m. Sunday Worship at 9:45 a. m. Jr. Choir meets at 7:30 p. m. at the church for practice.
The 4-H girls met Tuesday evening November 20 at the Community building where James N. Getlin installed officers. The club adopted the name Peppy Pixies and added two new members Lonnie Swanson and Kay Bruce, bringing membership to ten. The next meeting is December 17 at 7:30 p.m. for a Christmas gift exchange. A bake sale was approved for Saturday at the Hastings post office at 10 o'clock. Reported by Sandra Cunningham.
To our friends and neighbors in Hastings who remembered us in our sorrow with prayers sympathy cards letters and flowers our thanks and appreciation are heartfelt Mrs K H Ord and family. We were glad to have Tey and Mrs Joseph England former minister of this area lead church services last Sunday. Rev and Mrs Russell shared the pulpit in Riverton. England were dinner guests Sunday in the Russell home at Winterson visiting friends. Mr and Mrs Bill Maines and family of Springhill Kans were guests in the Keith Clues home Wednesday evening. Mr and Mrs Ray Hickerson and Arlene of Milford Neb visited Friday through Sunday at the Jack Largent home.
Mrs. Retita Prodgey hosted Thanksgiving at Malvern with John Wool ey Tome guests. Shenandoah visitors included Mr. and Mrs. Hen wing in Wendell Crawford hut family. Grace Hathaway home hosted a 2 op. event for Ladies Cemetery Assump tion Willmort Degsh. Red Oak, Premanut, Glenwood, and Colorado connections appear in brief society notes.
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