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Newspaper
Malvern Leader
Location
Malvern, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 23, 1965
Page
11
The Rebecca Circle of Emerson WSCS met Wednesday at Mrs. W. J. Honeyman’s home with Mrs. Forrest Gillespie as co host. Thirty seven members answered roll with Bible quotations. Sunshine dimes pledges and a fund ad ding plan were discussed.
Walter Russell began his second year at Iowa State University in Ames last week. He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. John Russell of southwest of Emerson. Grandparents Glyda Gravett, visiting Carson, saw their four year old grandson Michael, who broke his leg in a fall while playing. Glen Brown and Coralie of Henderson joined H. R. Smith and family for a Wednesday evening visit.
The Miriam Circle met at Mrs Clyde Patton's farm home on Sept 15 with 18 members present. The group planned Week of Prayer and Mission appeals for Oct 25 31 1695 and announced a drive for Scarritt College library and medical missions. A program titled This is the Year That Was was presented with funtime led by Mrs Don Eastwood and a spelling contest ending on philiste.
Keith Allen and two friends spent Tuesday to Friday in the Joe Allen home, after summer work in California. They were driven to Wheaton to attend college by Mr. and Mrs. Allen, with plans to visit the Merrill Allen family in Chicago before returning home. Also visiting were Mr. and Mrs. John Smith and Mrs. Alice Bagshaw of Missouri. Mrs. Marion Fender remains a patient at Edmundson Hospital in Council Bluffs.
Judith Ann Morris and Larry A. Hunt married Friday at First Baptist Church Emerson Nevada in a candlelight ceremony officiated by Richard Person. Bride’s parents Mr and Mrs Bert Morris of Emerson and Mr and Mrs George Hunt of Henderson attended. Groom’s relatives and friends from Henderson and Malvern referenced. Both set to reside in Emerson after a reception in the church hall.
The Emerson Legion Auxiliary met Sept 1 at the Legion mall with good attendance. Reports on the mall stand showed a very good profit. Plans were made for a rummage sale next year and a committee appointed to forward plans. A school of instruction for presidents and secretaries will be held this month under Mrs Cart Lake. The unit voted to serve refreshments and to buy Lem stationery. The president and secretary were voted as delegates to the Fall Conference in Council with alternates chosen. A tribute to Gold Star members was read and corsages given to attendees. Committee members named.
The Leader announces a free portrait event for children at the Emerson Legion Hall on Saturday December 9 from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. An expert photographer will take pictures at no charge for any child brought in, with no obligation to subscribe or purchase prints. For details call M Clovria Lunn at 624-7407.
A fragmented notice outlines plans for the annual turkey dinner to be held in November at Mya’s home. The group votes to donate FLO to the Student Aid Fund and lists several participants including Mrs. Gordon Hascall and Mrs. Broest Desker, with hymn stories and time questions mentioned.
A community gathering at the Grayson Simdiy home honored Wl i. Gola's birthday with a crystal centerpiece and Lucille Huntsimitu crafted uk e as a gift. Attendees included J. H. Cote, Mureure el Grayson tid Bue, Harry Moreen, and eight invited ladies.
The Heber Tillyers of Webster City attend family observances in Shenandoah and nearby towns for a 5501st wedding anniversary. Relatives such as Dale Hill yer Rosa Bry ant and Pearl Kline share events, with sides trips to Benning's Cafe and a county show. Several local families relocate, visit, and host guests across Salisbury, Ottumwa, and Clarinda areas.
The text argues faith underpins everyday actions from waking and commuting to work, rest, and forecasts, claiming society rests on belief in safe investments, trusted promises, and reliable systems. It urges readers to search scriptures, claim promises by faith, and place complete faith in God’s assurances.
Card of thanks expresses gratitude to neighbors and friends for kindness after a loss. Various local items note Mrs N R Settell winning an electric gas range, Donald Hall family moving to Greenwood apartments, Mr Hall pursuing studies in Rel Oak and Maryville Missouri, Mrs Speer visiting Norman Oklahoma and Lena Baty in Luback Texas, birthdays for Id Malskell and Frances Harman, and visits by Mr and Mrs John Harmer and Mel Reichweim to Mrs Bron Allen and relatives.
Mr and Mrs Harge Hunt hosted a rehearsal dinner Thursday evening at the American Legion in Red Oak.
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