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Newspaper
Malvern Leader
Location
Malvern, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 16, 1965
Page
6
Three Hastings Methodist church laymen joined 49 men at the Council Bluffs district board of lay activities annual retreat at Camp Aldersgate on Lake Viking September 11 12 with the theme My Christian Wit.
Fragments mention names Hor Wee Earenson, Carl Scott, and Thineites in scattered notes from Today’s World. The readable text hints at a round of unidentified events and discussions. Entities include persons and a place context, but specifics remain unclear.
Hastings ARS correspondent Herb Stogdill reports from Breese after a family visit and a period in Nebraska. Reading notes refer to several local names and a weeklong stay with relatives, reflecting small town life and community ties.
The Hastings AISCS project groups announce a Sept. 28 9:00 a.m. meeting at Randol with all members urged to attend and bring a sack lunch. Achsa Lookabill spoke on life in the Space age. A pink and blue shower honored Mrs David McCartney and fellowship followed. Next meeting is guest day at the Methodist church Oct. 14 7:30 p.m.
Linda Larson, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Art Larson, leaves Saturday for her freshman year at Iowa State University in Iowa City. She will stay in the women's dormitory at Burge Hall and attend a freshman orientation through Thursday. Sunday visitors at the Kenneth Crindle home included Mr. Joe Dobbins, Mrs. Gerald Wardenburg, and Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Land of Humphrey, Nebraska, among others, with local names such as Vance, Jack Sargent, and Rob Kalvenick also noted in a loosely listed social scene.
A pot luck dinner will be held at the Methodist church Sunday September 19 at noon. Each family should bring their own table service. Everyone is invited to attend and enjoy a good time with friends. The meal will be followed by an official board meeting.
Mr. Vernon Yates and family returned from a ten day Colorado trip visiting Denver and Grand Junction where they joined Mr. and Mrs. Warren Straughn of American Fork Utah. En route home they met Clarence and Wally Helm in Imperial Nebraska. Karl Swinson hosted a cooperative dinner with the Waters and Peterson families from Shenandoah. Harold Sinner recovers after surgery at Good Samaritan Hospital in Kearney with Mrs. Sinner nearby. Norman Sinner of Hastings visited the hospital. Mrs. Joe Benedict and Judy Lindsey attended Wickstrom's Beauty Show in Lincoln. George Wederquist entered Glenhaven Rest Home in Glenwood on Labor Day. Lyle Stewart prepares for senior year at Peru State College as classes start Thursday. Vernon Robey of Council Bluffs visits L. L. Sutton. Bright injured at Cliff Good farm in Glenwood after a fall. three stitches and rest. Mrs. Haynie and family celebrate a birthday with relatives from Council Bluffs and Omaha. Harold Blackman, Grace, and Hegerly visit near Hastings. Dale Beil visits Pacific Junction.
A long list of social visits and family gatherings across Tempe Ariz and nearby towns. Mr and Mrs Meredith Pollitt host guests including the Wayne Blackman family and Lyle Powles family. Jack Bright and family welcome a week old son Ronald Bean. numerous relatives travel between Emerson Red Oak Council Bluffs and Omaha for showers, suppers, and graduations. Weather delay dampens farm work as third alfalfa cut awaits dryer conditions.
Wesley Chapel WSCS began the new year with an Act 26 program on September 8, seven members attended. Mrs. Jay Winslow explained the WSCS symbol as the group received scripts and props for year 26 and watched the film World Wide Friends. Program chairman Mrs. Don Johnson led a brief meeting in the president’s absence. Mrs. Marvin Deitchler was named flood chairman for the Malvern blundnmobile event on September 24. Refreshments were provided by Mrs. Ed Meadow and Mrs. Hiram Cool. Next meeting set for September 22 at the church.
Wesley News records visits by Mr. and Mrs. Lynn Parker to Darrel at Lincoln. Darrel and helpers moved plants and started new ones in the greenhouse. Various family events include Jo Ann Parker enrolling at South Dakota State University and Ned Turner hosting a birthday dessert for Clint Parker and Ben Wilson.
Mrs. Meyers hosted the S C Ab meeting Thursday with Mrs. Dale Meyer. Ten members attended the first meeting after a recess. The afternoon was spent visiting. Pencil games provided entertainment and Alice Gipe won the door prize. Refreshments were served by the hostess.
Strahan Myra and Toma Craig of Shenandoah spent Sunday night with the Charles Hall family. Janet Hasaull of Emerson visited Karen Hall Friday and Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Mossbury of Sigourney were Labor Day weekend guests of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Kayton and Mrs. J. H. Kayton. Mrs. Jared Wodfil accompanied her father Ray Tomlinson to his home in Rogers Ann, where he had been visiting locally. Roy Bayes, now of Clarinda, was taken to Ramundson hospital in Satori with illness under evaluation. Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Kier visited their daughter Pati Buhl and grandchildren in Omega Sunday. Charles Kayton and family attended Rainbow installation in Griswold, where Jean Carley, Kayton’s niece, was installed as Worthy Adviser.
Wesley Chapel Sunday School will hold a picnic dinner on September 26 at the church. Each member is urged to invite a prospective member or guest. Coffee and kool aid will be served. an afternoon of games and fun is planned.
The Strahan Garden Club met Wednesday with Mrs. Charles Kayton and thirteen members answering roll call. Members discussed thought provoking questions, and Kayton displayed flowers and seeds from Red Oak tour. Lynn Costello demonstrated starting painting, with Kayton and co-hostess Floyd Rowen assisting.
Mr and Mrs Charles Mall and family visited Mr and Mrs Cecil Wax and Marilyn of Emerson for a Sunday dinner honoring Marilyns birthday.
John A. Lippincott as pastor leads Strahin Methodist Church with superintendent Robert Christeiscn. Divine worship at 9:50 a.m. features the sermon Variety is the Spice of Life. Sunday School begins at 10:30 a.m.
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