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Newspaper
Malvern Leader
Location
Malvern, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 03, 1964
Page
1
Henderson MRS EARL ALLENSWORTH Correspondent reports the marriage of Mary Lee Norton to Robert Theiler in the Christian Church in Laverne California on August 4. Mary Lee is daughter of Dale and Mrs Norton, former residents of the Henderson community.
Alenderson Methodist Church led by Rev. Clement Rowe with Supt. Mrs. Arthur Allensworth holds Sunday School at 9 a.m. Worship at 9:45 a.m. W.S.C.S. meets Thursday. Junior Choir at 4 p.m. Friday. Henderson Christian Church led by Rev. Robert Jones with Supt. Mrs. Helen Frink. Worship at 5:30 a.m. Church School at 10:30 a.m. C.W.F. and Chi Rho meet every other Sunday. C.W.F. every Wednesday.
The Emerson First Baptist Church returns to regular Sunday service hours on Communion Sunday September 6. Sunday School will start at 10 o'clock and Family Worship at 11. The fall program begins with a Communion message titled Fisher of Men, inviting a friendly Christian family fellowship.
Social notes list numerous visitors and hosts in region including Frinks Antrim Frink and other families. Moves between Emerson Red Oak Iowa City and Omaha appear with ongoing social calls, picnics and suppers. Public figures William Scherle and others attend meetings and events in Des Moines Carson and Council Bluffs.
Emerson MRS E and Hill Presbyterian Church announce Sunday School at 10 a m and Morning Worship at 11 a m with Rev Noel DeKalb and Glenn Kellenbarger listed among leaders. MYF sessions, WSCS, junior choir, and regular board meeting scheduled. upcoming retreat and sub district officer visit noted.
Miss Pearl E McLain visited Mrs Dana Agleyie at the Masonic Home Bettendorf during a Davenport weekend. David Bullington of Clute Texas ill with sleeping sickness, son of Mr and Mrs Max Bullington formerly of Hamilton. Edward Connell family of Red Oak were Sunday dinner guests at Homer Connell's home. Mr and Mrs Ralph Good and Miss Sue Ann Simpson went to Omaha to meet Ronnie Good on two weeks leave after 15 months in the Pacific. They were supper guests at Robert Good’s home in Council Bluffs. Mr and Mrs Harry Hins of Caney Kansas plan a visit in October, noting recent rain and dry weather raising fire concerns. Mr and Mrs Edgar Nickels of Guthrie Center with Mrs Edith Darland and son Harry of Audubon were Sunday dinner guests at T C Darland’s. Nickels is a cousin and Darland an aunt.
WWI veterans from Mills County Barracks 1337 and the Auxiliary, joined by guests from Council Bluffs and Nodaway, numbered 37, enjoyed a Sunday picnic in Emerson Park. Dinner followed by separate meetings at which officers and members discussed auxiliary work and recruitment. A indoor picnic was planned for Glenwood on the last Sunday in September.
Funeral services were held for Mrs Drie Erickson of Essex, mother of Mrs George Hascall Jr of Emerson. The text lists visiting relatives including Dr Bishop of Beaumont Calif and Mrs Hector Hillyer, with Perry Bishop of Glenwood among attendees. Other mentions include Mr and Mrs Clyde Patton and Patsy visiting in Harlan, and Diane Bowen leaving for Iowa State University Ames. The Doyal Waterworth family spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs Verlyn Mayberry in Council Bluffs. Class of 1918 members noted.
A party of Red Oak residents Mrs Evangeline Crawford Lang Mrs Nettie Graham Johnson Mrs Minnie Turner Kidwell and Mrs Hazel Thorson Burroughs traveled to Fremont Nebraska Sunday to dine with Mrs Mildred Newquist Freeman. They are all members of the class of 1918.
Emersonians Mr. and Mrs. R. L. Grayson and Orel Gillen completed a southeastward tour exceeding 5000 miles. They visited Lincoln Land in Tiliness Kentucky Vuccennes Indiana Chur chill Downs at Louisville and Great Smoky National Park. They toured Fort Sumter in Charleston, Jekyll Island near Brunswick, Old Spanish Quarter in St. Augustine, Daytona Beach Marineland Orange Bowl Miami and Everglades National Park. They also visited Pensacola and the home of Mr. and Mrs. H. I. Farris, Bel linggrath Gardens Mobile and Biloxi trawling boat trip, New Orleans, Marlin Texas visits to Mrs. Chas. Ford Dallas Hot Springs Areola Eldorado Springs Roscoe.
Homer Connell buys part of the building south of the highway garage and moves it just west of the blacksmith shop to Tent to serve as a dwelling.
Daniel Taylor of Hastings married Miss Mickey Straight daughter of Mr and Mrs Joe Straight at Glenwood Thursday night in a local ceremony.
Emerson MYF adopts Rise and Shine as new slogan. First meeting Sunday September 6 at 6 30 PM at the Methodist church. They host sub district officers for a retreat September 12 starting 1 46 PM and ending 8 PM with a $1 cost.
Dick Person, pastor, and Helen Stile, superintendent, lead family worship at 11 a.m. The communion meditation is Fishers of Men. Thursday evening the church youth attend the Billy Graham Crusade in Omaha.
The Primary Department and teachers Mrs George Jones Mrs John Gage Mrs Hebe Edie and Mrs M D Lang entertained the mothers of the children in the park Friday afternoon The Kindergarten Department and teachers Mrs Clyde Patton Mrs Hob Stille Mrs Geo Curtis and Miss Laurie Davis entertained the mothers Rev and Mrs Relph Russell were guests.
Dick Winders travels to Chicago for leadership training then to St Louis to visit a friend. Ed Elkina couple visit daughter in Henderson. Ira Bell and Don of Malvern share Sunday dinner with Mrs Huntsman. Homer Black returns to work in a Glenwood barber shop for three days. E E Cole attend picnic at Hattie Pheins home and visit Dor sey Rohl. Harvey E Smith and Jao n McKee homes visit in Red Oak area. Kenneth and Vickie Noble from Tacoma spend weekend with Eldon Selby family.
The Malvern Leader records a week of social life with numerous family visits and travel. Guests include the Waterman family of Omaha, the Horzbergs of Clarinda, the Debhert Eastwood family of Red Oak, and many relatives in town. Others traveled to Kansas City, Loveland, and Omaha for visits and vacations as locals settle into new homes and properties.
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