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Newspaper
Malvern Leader
Location
Malvern, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 16, 1965
Page
2
Lura spoke about her summer trip to Russia to MCHS students and held their attention for over two hours. She contrasted consumer goods, religious laws, and education between the two countries and answered many questions. The group invited her to discuss Europe further.
MCHS news staff under Mr Nothem includes Chelly Mort and Jan Costilla with duties assigned to Gerry Turner and others. Fall activity notes announce the Letterette hayride meeting at the Teen Center on Saturday Sept 18 at 7 30 p.m with a country ride, refreshments and a dance following. Malvern schools hot lunch menus list meals for Sept 20 21 and 22 featuring beef stew pizza hot dogs and sauer kraut with sides and milk.
Sept 23 offers chicken salad sandwich escalloped corn cole slaw cinnamon rolls and 74 pt milk. Sept 24 features beef patties in tomato sauce potato salad seasoned green beans bread and butter sandwich tinted applesauce and 12 pt milk.
The Annual Staff met Monday night at Mrs. Ruth Salyers home for their annual dinner meeting. Mr. Chapman of Taylor Publishing discussed the 1966 Oriole with informative slides and Q&A. New assistant advisor Mr. Chown attended with ideas as the staff, led by Jan Costello and Chelly Mort, plans the 193 annual.
MCHS held class officer elections on September 3 with officers chosen across grades. Seniors name Gerry Turner as president and JoAnna Ponton as vice president, followed by Cathy Smith secretary and Kathy Glynn treasurer.
Harold D. Adams received a Master of Science degree at Omaha University summer convocation. He serves as director of recreation at Glenwood State School and is a Malvern High School graduate, son of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Adams of Malvern. Republican Women district advisory meeting was held Sept. 13 at Burke Motor Inn Carrell with Mills County attendees Mrs. William Scherle Henderson Mrs. Ken Evans Malvern and Mrs. Fay McManigal Glenwood.
Last Friday at MCHS seniors staged a freshman initiation disrupting school dress rules. Frosh endured standard gear such as starch in hair a wield costume and a paddle plus odd items like a plaster goose slingshot cereal seven troll dolls a wastebasket goggles boxing gloves. Initiation ended at 4 pm and students headed home after a busy day. ATTENDED DISTRICT GOP MEETING Three Mills countions Mrs. Wm. J. Scherle of Henderson Mrs. Ken Evans of Malvern and Mrs. Fay McManigal of Glenwood attended a meeting of the Republican Seventh District Women's Advisory board at Carroll on Monday.
The Rebekah Circle met at the Rebekah Hall with nine members present. Bingo was played and everyone won a prize. Hostesses were Mrs. Wilbert Bond and Mrs. Ralph Hansen.
The Silver City Womans Club resumes after summer with Guest Day at Silver City Methodist Church on September 21. Don Wilhelm of the Social Security Office in Omaha will speak as guest.
Mrs Graham hosted the O T O Club at her home with 12 members and 2 guests including Mrs Clyde Bond. MM Bill Mass presided, roll call cited An Unforgettable School Day Instance, and planning for Sept 19 tea and Oct 14 next meeting occurred.
The Legion Auxiliary met Wednesday evening September 8 at the Legion hall with 10 members attending. Two Gold Star Mothers attended as special guests. An invitation was read to attend the Des Moines Homecoming for Mrs Glynn, newly elected National President. Fall conference set for Council Bluffs September 27 at 9 am. Delegates are Mrs Harriett Hendrix and Mrs Elizabeth Schoening. Dues for 1966 were paid by six members. others urged to pay by October 29 to secretary or treasurer.
Mrs Wilma Jones described a trip to California and South Dakota enjoyed by the group. A luncheon was served by Mrs Elizabeth Schoening and Mrs Wilma Jones. The next meeting is set for October 13 with hostesses Mrs Hendrix and Mrs Hafer and Mrs Schoening delivering the program.
The Silver City P.T.A. held its first meeting of the school year and decided to sponsor a float for the Homecoming parade in Glenwood in October after viewing a World State Fair film shown by Raymond Beam. A reception for teachers is planned for October 5, with officers Betty Maddocks BUL Reelis Ellen Damewood and Bob Schoening serving refreshments.
Open House at Pacific Junction Methodist Church marked Rev. Barnes’s fifty years of ministry with photos of churches and parsonages, family portraits, gifts, and a Woman’s Society hosted refreshments. Local attendees included Gr and Ona McNay and several Bolte Burgoin Skerritt and Pullman families from Silver City.
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