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Newspaper
Malvern Leader
Location
Malvern, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 26, 1963
Page
12
Over 50 Malvern FHA girls will attend the district meeting this Saturday at Hedford. Bus departs 7 a.m.. meeting runs 8:30 a.m. to 3 p.m. Lunch provided. Malvern officers Diane Hopp and Jo Anna Ponton will be installed in district roles. Devo tions will be led by Malvern. A skit by each chapter adds liveliness.
Janet Jones reports Saturday event by Let terette club with 340 youths and two sponsors. Teens at the Teen center rode hayracks, returned to a transformed space dubbed The Haymaker coffee house. They roasted hot dogs, ate chocolate cake, and danced until 11:30 as decorations toppled.
The MCHS annual staff met at Brick Inn in Tabor on Sept 17 for dinner. Ruth Salyers hosted with Mr and Mrs Walker and Mrs Walker helping with yearbook artwork. They set a theme and cover, assigned reps to sell book covers and portfolios by grade, and planned voting at the next meeting.
Mr. and Mrs. Wyatter Phelps joined their daughter Mrs. Dick Delashmutt near Pacific Junction for dinner Saturday. Harold Van Meter and the Kenneth Clark family visited Mr. and Mrs. Leo Clark Sunday. Bernard Study, near Malvern, joined the Clarks for evening. Ralph Clay and Roy Clay left for Portland after a week with the Dennis Suir home. Hillsdale Church Sunday School at 9:45 and 10 10:30, then Harvest Home Day drive to Silver City. note time change. Walter Carren hosted a wiener roast Monday for Larry’s 22nd birthday with Don Spetman, Roy Spetman, and Griswold and Glenwood guests. Wayne Keith and family attended the King Korn Karnival in Plattsmouth Saturday night.
Malvern Community High School 1965 graduates may enter the National Merit Scholarship competition by registering at the school office. Principal Al Nothem says the National Merit Qualifying Test will occur at 9 a.m. March 10 or Saturday March 14, 1964. Eligible students must complete secondary school in 1965 and enter college that year. A $1 test fee applies. The program provides renewable stipends and helps with career planning. participants receive a handbook after testing.
Malvern Jr. High football looks to rebound after a broken ankle sidelined key letterman Roger Powles. Coach Swett will start four eighth graders and seven seventh graders in the opener against Nishna Valley at Malvern at 3 30 pm, while the high school team faces Nishna Valley in Emerson the next day.
The Hillsdale W S C S met Sept 19 at the church with Mrs. Duelo Sell hosting. Rev LeRoy Pullman led prayer and Mrs Sell presided. Eleven members, three children and a guest, Mrs Terry Sell, answered roll. Devotions were by Mrs Glen Howrey with assistance from Mines Wayne Hilton, Clayton Bower and Forrest Bloomer.
The Malvern Leader reports Mrs. Edna Weidman’s Kansas City trip, Arleigh Shepard and family hosting guests, birthdays and visits across Malvern and nearby towns, and the birth of Lisa Sell, a 5 lb 12 oz daughter for Terry and wife. A car wreck involving Mrs. Frank Reinbold prompted a hospital transfer.
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