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Newspaper
Moravia Union
Location
Moravia, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 15, 1971
Page
2
Edith Callen and Doris Christy visited Clara Speers in Albia Tuesday afternoon. Several residents attended events, Easter gatherings, and family visits across Albia Ottumwa Des Moines and Des Moines area homes.
A religious sermon reflects on John 3 18 and Revelation 14 13 stressing two destinies the righteous death in Christ and the wicked death in sin. It warns that without the shelter of Christ blood one faces doom and asks readers to consider their fate should they die tonight.
Miss Hazel Hellyer spent Tuesday evening with Mrs. Lloyd Brown. Mr. and Mrs. John Laws visited the Browns Wednesday. Sympathy extended to the bereaved of Mrs. Lute Hiatt. Hazel Hellyer also visited Faye Platt Wednesday. Clarence White head and Bobby stayed with Mrs. Robert Miller in Topeka. Dick Hellyer Clarence Hiner Lloyd Brown and Donald White attended a trustee meeting in Iconium Tuesday. Elbert Perry and family visited Thursday evening at the Brown home. Bobby Whitehead joined Easter breakfast at Moravia. Mrs. Clarence Whitehead attended Band Mothers' meeting in Moravia. Terry Rose and Kristie spent the weekend with relatives.
Dick and Hazel Hellyer hosted visitors west of the Hellyer farm. Mrs. Clarence Whitehead and Mrs. Maude Whitehead shopped in Albia. George Hellyer visited Hazel and Dick. Robert LaPointe of Springfield Ohio and Terry Rose with Kristie joined Sunday dinner at the Hellyer home. Monnie Rose and Leroy Wycoff of Des Moines spent the afternoon. Glen Overturf hosted several relatives Sunday. The LaPointes plan a week at the Rose home to help them settle in. Lloyd Brown families shared Sunday dinner at Jim McAninch home. Lloyd Brown spent Friday with Merle Prater. Patronize UNION Advertisers.
Mrs Myrtle Cross hosted a Brushy Tupperware party on Wednesday afternoon. Guests played games with prizes awarded to Lora Bane Lois Martin Fay Fenton and Dorothy Bates. Each attendee received a gift from the demonstrator. Attendees included Isal Sulser Mildred Wray Irene Brandon Fay Fenton Exie Fenton.
Gail May Wray and daughter Ethel Fenton, Lois Martin, Judy Martin, Lora Bane and Dorothy Bates appear in a brief family notice listing several individuals likely related by kinship or community ties.
Refreshments including cake coffee punch nuts and mints were served to attendees, creating a hospitable reception.
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