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Newspaper
Malvern Leader
Location
Malvern, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 15, 1966
Page
2
The text summarizes a series of local social notes and visits across Red Oak and nearby towns. It lists dinner guests and gatherings at multiple homes, church events, engagements and upcoming weddings, along with brief health and residence updates on residents, including veterans and local officials. Rebeccs Sur birth details, and mentions of travel to Lincoln and Shenandoah.
Richard F. Person pastor leads Sunday School at 10 a.m. Morning worship at 11 a.m. Evening service and various society meetings held through the week. Naomi and Ruth circles meet. Executive Board of Methodist Women’s Society of Service notes planning for upcoming recommendations. Hostesses listed. PRESYB
Noel DeKalb is pastor at Champion Hill Presbyterian Church with Glenn Kellenbarger serving as superintendent of Sunday School. Memming Worship begins at 11 a.m. with the congregation invited to attend the morning service.
Emerson BYF announces a sacred concert by the Spenser Quartet at First Baptist Church Holland Iowa on Thursday Sept 22 open to the public. The group, formed by the Good News ministry, has toured the western states and the southwest coast and will perform after a Colorado stop.
Miss Mary Jane Fort of Emerson married John Dale Viner in a double ring ceremony at Oaks church. The bride wore a blue and white lace gown with veil and carried white carnations. maid of honor Gloria Jean Fart and best man Lee Williams attended. A reception followed in the church hall with a three tier cake and gifts, after a honeymoon to Pioneer Village.
Kathleen Herbert of Emerson married Edward Gene Chatterton of Red Oak at First Baptist Church Emerson Rev Richard Person officiated. Bride wore white lace over taffeta with shoulder length veil. Gloria Fort maid of honor in green linen. Harold Chatterton best man. Kenneth Herbert ushered. Reception in church parlors. Grandmothers Blanchert and from Corning poured. Parents listed.
Cub Scout Pack 79 schedules a meeting this Thursday at 7 30 p m at Emerson Baptist church inviting boys of suitable age to join. Mrs Ed Wallace is hospitalized with pneumonia at St Joseph hospital Omaha along with Mrs Bessie Douglas. No Hunting signs offered at The Leader office for 20 cents each.
A list of local students headed to higher education includes Linda Johnson to Clarinda Gary Johnson to Drake Dale Sandquist to John F. Kennedy Wa hoo Nebraska Keith Allen to Wheaton Mary Lou Durbin to a girls school in St Louis Janice Black to Lincoln and Marlene Morris to Maryville Sioux Falls also noted. Readers with additional names are asked to contact the correspondent.
Charlotte Carlson daughter of Mr and Mrs Eugene Carlson of Emerson was installed Worthy Advisor of the Order of Rainbow for Girls in a public ceremony at the Emerson Masonic Temple on Sunday afternoon Sept 11 Her theme Beyond the Sunset with playing hands as symbol Her colors Emerald green and white Installing officers included Jackie Brown Shirley Fleming Sandra Barnes Dixie Hall and Jean Ann Limery Don Angus Russell Carlson Dale Sandquist Dwa ine Swett Steven Hinkle and A D Fleming Rainbow Dad of Emerson were among attendees Mrs Marvin Warren hosted the event and Diane Taylor signed the guest book Miss Carlson was escorted to the East by her father and Jane Warren sang Beyond the Sunset A reception followed the ceremony
A farmer recalls a mighty cottonwood toppled by a windstorm. The speaker uses the fallen tree as a metaphor for life, noting inner rot and a drift from faith. Proverbs 4:24 is cited to urge vigilance in guarding the heart.
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