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Newspaper
Malvern Leader
Location
Malvern, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 01, 1964
Page
12
Annual Harvest Home Day set for next Sunday at East Liberty features morning worship at 11 a m a covered dish dinner at noon and an afternoon program Ali Kenda and others are invited to participate. Local households share visitations and social events with the Stephens Rimel Stotts and Shelton families noted in recent notices.
The Jim Rountree family hosted a supper Friday night honoring Mrs. Frank Jarrett of Hastings. Attendees included Mr Jarratt and daughter Ethel, Mr and Mrs Charles Moore and family, Mr and Mrs Ernest Brower and Gloria, plus Mr and Mrs Bilton Clay and Mr and Mrs Leonard Parker. Also noting the wedding of Joyce Stewart and Robert Lahey at Glenwood Catholic church with a reception at Malvern Methodist.
The Oaks community reports church services led by Rev Dual fervm with Sunday worship at 11 am and evening services at 8 pm, plus midweek prayer and choir practice. Open House honored guests Mr. and Mrs. I W Castor. attendees from multiple towns signed the guest book. numerous weekend visits and birthday celebrations are listed along with social gatherings and hosting duties.
The Malvern Leader issue from Malvern Arkansas documents local happenings for early October 1964. It highlights community meetings, school activities, and civic updates shaping the week. Local officials, schools, and recurring services are featured with brief notices and announcements.
Hillsdale church held a morning service with communion mediation led by Rev LeRoy Pullman in observance of World Wide Communion Sunday. Attendees included Mrs J T Bloomer and Mrs Liemer Collier. Next Sunday no service here as the congregation plans to attend East Liberty for the annual Homecoming, with Sunday school at 9 45 a.m. to start early.
Weather details describe past week with moisture from rain and frost reports as fall starts. Farm activity heads into wheat drilling fall plowing and harvest preparations for corn and beans, signaling busy times for Boon area farmers. Nearby social notes mention Gene Hilton starting at Nelson Brothers Garage, a Glenwood picnic, and community gatherings plus library board meeting insights.
Mr and Mrs John Stefford were Sunday evening visitors in the Arch Mattly home in Clarinda, sharing a quiet social visit and familiar conversation with their hosts.
Hastings MRS and Herb Stogdill report Frvat Methodist Church activities with Ralph Russell Dorothy Largent Supt Sunday School Morning Worship at 2 56 pm and junior choir at 4 30. Connie and Vickie Goforth of Bartlett visited grandparents Henry Clark and William Crawford. Aye Roy Glenn Mosier and others were guests in the Herb Stogdill home plus visits in Hoy Crawford home. George Resh Charles Red Oak visited Herb Stogdill. Ray Lage moves into Red Oak home shared with Paul and Dana Taylor. James Rountree and family East Liberty dined with Frank Jarrett. Charley Ewing and baby son Melvern visited. Gen Vanderpool and Terry of Lincoln Nebr stayed with Myrza Vanderpool and Gilbert Hall.
The MYF sold light bulbs last week to raise funds and held a wiener roast at the ball park after their worship service Wednesday evening. Plans are underway for a bake sale soon. Mary and Jim Thuman of Emeron visited Thursday evening. Allan William Courtier born Sept 26 at Red Oak hospital joins siblings Robert Shepard and Mari Lee. Eugene Waymire and wife announce birth of a son Sept 26 at Red Oak hospital. Kathy Courtier attended a cosmetic party at home Sunday night.
My and Mrs Wayne Hilton hosted Sunday dinner with her parents Mr and Mrs Hugh Fickel in Malvern. Mr and Mrs George Wright sent daughter Rosalee back to Lincoln to resume studies at Nebraska Wesleyan after a home visit. Mr and Mrs J B Bloomer of Bellaire Kan and Mrs Homer Collier of Port Lavaca Texas left after a four day visit at Forrest Bloomer home. Mr and Mrs C C Scherer and sons visited Red Oak repeatedly to be near his father Frank Scherer who is seriously ill.
Hastings WSCS members and families attend a pot-luck supper Thursday October 8 at 6 30 p m with conservation officer Chris Hein of Glenwood as guest speaker after the meal The Ladies Cemetery Association meets October 7 at 2 p m at the Grace Hathaway home.
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