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I News Briefs of Henderson School THE MALVERN LEADER Malvern, lows Thursday, March 6, 1958 Kindergarten and First: nrn. nis Boileau gave 118 Snohoy, School. We were happy to have it for Kindergarten. 11 can be house or a post office or a store. We'll just change the sign on We made kites Friday.

The strings have to be put on them and we will decorate them some. Thursday, the crening it Community is our A new came to our garten today, Jerry Clayton, Second and Third: On Feb. Sue Ellen Warren treated with cakes and ice cream. Her cup mother and grandmother came help her celebrate. We welcome Louise Bird to our third grade.

It makes our enrollment the! same. 14. because Marvin Alf moved and will gO to Carson school. Rosemary Hackett left our second grade class and she will 80 to Macedonia. We took a few tests last week and Are now waiting for our report cards.

Our test papers showed some good grades. We are enjoying our misic period. Mrs. Meyer is teaching us a square dance. Fourth Fifth: On Wednesday afternoon the fourth and fifth grade room and teacher.

Mrs. Scott. enjoyed cookies. stick candy and milk nt a party in the luncheon room. given in honor Gary Hackett.

who is moving Macedonia. Our room presented Gary a haseball and bat. We are; happy to welcome Dennis Achenbaugh to our fifth grade class. Dennis moved to lenderson from Macedonia. We are very busy phonics scrapbooks, using, brightly colored pictures for the initial.

medial and final Spring is already making its appearance in our room, with specially designed spring hats, and shamrock decorations. Michael Winters celebrated his 10th birth-' day on Feb. 22, and George Wallace his 11th birthday on Feb. Both hoys treated 15. Michael served cup cakes and George bars.

Sixth and Seventh: We have parakeet in our room. We voted to name him Perry. We are ing a contest to see who can keep the neatest desk, and not run in the hall. The person who has the highest score at the end of the year wins Perry. Eighth grade: The Ir.

High basketball tournament is at Hastthis week. The girls played Strahan Monday and the boys, played Pacific Junction We have been having six weeks tests and are glad to start a new six weeks. Freshmen: We have a new girl in our class, Patty Bird. In eral science we are studying about different materials. 1n Stath we are studying aboue equations.

Sophomore: The Home Ec girls are serving the school board and their wives supper tonight. The menu to chicken, escalloped potatoes, rolls, corn, Harvard beets and cream puffs. A class Darrell Plumb, transferred to Carson. Junior: A supper was held at the home of Norma McGee Feb. in honor of Richard Hackett, harry Achenbaugh and Lewis Steiner.

Richard is leaving us, harry is 81 new student, and we were thanking Lewis for taking 11 part in our class play. Senior: Monday, Fob. 21. the Senior class went to Red Oak to soil ads for the annual. We divid-: into two groups -o 15 could cover Biore territory, bust were! very disappointed because we sold very few ads.

Mra. Dona Bobby went to Oma1a: Friday afternoon to visit homes of her daughters, Mrs. Bertha Mahon and Mrs. Alta Jun- The Alfred Alf family moved 10 a farm near ('arson on dav. and the barrell Achenbaugh funily from of Maredonia moved to the farm varated by the Alta which they have purchased.

Mr. Melva Christoffersen and the Wilber family attended the Council Blutis Mu-jo Trachers desociation recital in Bluffs Sunday afternoon. Vicki and Wilber were program. Mr Mrs. Flosd Bowen took their daughter Kathis: to Iowa City Wednesday for EA ch on Thursday.

Mrs Gia PeeD 230 18 far Moines with then. taking Ronnie 1141 Ellen home and visiting the Don Mr. and Mrs Gene Bolton daughters and the Harvey Colton family were Sunday dinner gurat4 of the t'arl Bolton. Mrs Pearl Harbor and con Bal! Sunday in Omaha with daughters. Mrs.

Fink and Mrs. Marcotte. Mr. and Mrs Virgil Galloway land Mrs. Eva P'utnam of Shenandash were guests of Mr.

and Mrs. Earl Sunday at a dinner in honor bf Mrs. Galloway' h.rthday. Mr. and Mrs.

('. A. Frink 4 11: Alva Antrims near Elliott Thur- das. The Vinton Taylor family from Contril Bimifs were Sunday tertoon vallera of the ('urt Taylor: and Mr. and Vernon Johnson family from Macedonia were vallers Lyle Sowers of Omaha spent Sunday afternoon with his Sir.

and Mrs. Walter Sowers. Sir. and Mrs. Dean Edmondson 3 Me.

and Mre. Merman Cop: 9 basket ball in Sanda; The: burner play.4 Commercial Eston-ion Judith Coppock played and also cotered free throw costest Sr. 31:0 Mra. Stela Sowers g- turned Tar.day from a trip Texas and California. Nit bI Itangolph spent the: end with Ramona Sellers.

Strahan. News Stories Strahan. News G. B. WILt.

(. R. Fickle, formerly of the 'CELEBRATE P4th BIRTHDAY Wesley Chapel community but now of 85 Lenox Long Taland, Y. will be 94 on March 12 and will he pleased to, receive cards and letters from a friends. Mr.

Fickle is in fairly good it. health with the exception of fail-; ing eye sight. The Ed Piburns Hosts Saturday To Their Card Club Mr. and Mrs. Ed Piburn were hosts at their home Saturday evening to their card club.

Guests were Messrs and Mes. 20 dames Robert Storm. Ray Trively, Basil Clay. Alan Hasselquist and Harold Morrical who filled the to place of the Kenneth Davis' who had been having Au. Mr.

and Mrs. Walter Wright of Sidney were Tuesday afternoon visitors in the Ellis Grindle home. Mr. and Mrs. Kermit Hillyer came home week ago Sunday ter several weeks in San Diego, Calif.

Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Briley, Mr. and Mrs. Earl Clapper of Pacific Junction and Mrs.

Helen Blunt were Tuesday dinner guests in the Ellis Grindle home. Henderson Christian Church Harold Roth, Pastor Mrs. Vinton Johnson, 9. 9. Supt.

Service, 9 a. m. Morning Worship, 9:30 m. Sunday School, 10:30 a. m.

C.W.F. every Wednesday, Hostesses for March 12: Iva Boileau and Sylvia Achenbaugh. Prayer meeting and Bible study every Wednesday at 7 p. Bible study Mr. Roth Is teaching: from the book of Hebrews.

Gholr practice every Wednesday at 7:45 p. m. Sunday March 2 Sermon tople: "Standing and State." Text: John Bible Count at the I Morning Worship, 22. A solo was sung by Judy Roth, "It Took Miracle." Sunday School attendance. co.

Offering, $12.16. Missionary of-! fering, for Linda March, Roth. $50.41. 1 For the opening exercise of the, Sunday School. Scripture Ezekiel, and prayer was given by Mra.

Jerry Byers. Diane McVay showed U8 the scrapbook that she and Gerri Hit-' liard had made for our Sunday School. It contains pictures and letters that we have received from the our Philippines, Missionaries. The the Leeders, in and Haynes. who are sOOn leaving for South America.

The Sunday School also decided' to send a box of summer ing to the Christian Indian School, at Sedona, Arizona. The clothing is for boys and girls, sizes through 16. The young people attended the spocial meetings which are being, held in the Baptist Church at Emerson Sunday evening March 2nd. It you do 'not have a church home, we invite you to worship, with us. Thought For the Week When God puts a burden upon you.

He puta his arms Henderson Methodist Church Fred Martin, Pastor Mrs. Arthur Allensworth, Supt. Church Service, 10 a. m. Sermon topic: "Why Pray?" Sunday School, 11 a.

m. MYF Sunday evening here at this Church. The Wesley young. folk are to attend too, Karen I Deitchler. leader of the leason.

Refreshments: the Steiner young folk. Sunday evening, March 9.1 the MYF will 80 to A Rally at Randolph. W'SCS March 13 regular meetting. Work meetings on Tuesdays and Thursdays. Quarterly conference will be March 27.

Watch tor further announcements. Remember: "A pot luck supper is a xond thing. but it can never I substitute for a church at pray-! Roy L. Smith. Mra.

W. I. Fickel, Mrs. R. L.

South and Mra. Bevis Sowers atI tended the Federated club meetlug in Glenwood Monday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. ('.

A. Frink, the Eliner Berzantzel family, Mr. and Mra. Harvey Frink and children and the K. Frinks were WedI nesday gurnts of their Mr.

and Mrs. Al Frink near Mal-! vern. The Starold Hackett family moved on a farm near Macedonia. Mr. and Mrs.

C. A. Frink were supper guests Wednesday of the Verle Trively at Randolph. Mrs. Zoa Amick attended the both house of wedding Mr.

and anniversary Airs. George open Curtis Sunday afternoon at the Virgil Curtis home near Hastings. She was an overnight guest of the Chas. Gipes, coming home on Monday afternoon. Mrs.

Zoo Amick attended the Center Ridge Missionary Society at the Wu. Shields bome Friday. Mr. and Mrs. T.

C. Shook and 1 daughter Barbara were dinner guests Sunday of the Herman Coppocka. GLASSES COMPLETE Eyes Examined, Glasses Fitied Glasses Made and Repaired in our own Shop DR. L. B.

PETERSEN Optometrist First Door North of Faunces Red Oak, lows NOTICE OF REGULAR SCHOOL ELECTION Notire is herchy Riven 10 the qualified electors of the Independent 1 School District of Malvern in the County of Mills, State of Iowa, that the regular election of said School District will be held at the basement of the Liberty Memorial Building in the town of Malvern, Iowa on the 10th day of March, 1958, at Tweive noon and closing at Seven o'clock P. M. A Director will be elected for a term of Three (3) years to succeed B. E. Houser whose term expires March 17th, 1958.

Woodford R. Byington, Secretary Independent School District of Malvern Mr. and Mrs. Paul Kimsey of Shenandoah were Sunday afternoon visitors of Mrs. Maude Achenbach.

Miss Ramona Grindle spent the week end in Malvern, guest of her grandparents. the Guy Grindles. Miss Deanna Grindle of Omaha spent the week end at home. Mrs. Robert Storm received the announcement of a granddaughter born Feb.

15 to Mr. and Mrs. Charles Emery of San Rafeal. Calif. She has heen named Charolett.

The Emery's have a sOn Burrows, age three. Mira. Emery is the former Doreen Swain. Mrs. Maude Achenbach who, has heen staying with Mrs.

Rose Brazelton for the past three and a half months came home Thursday. Mrs. Gilbert McCain is taking Achenbach's place commencing Saturday evening. Sunday afternoon callers in the H. 11.

Kayton bome were Messrs and Mesdames Paul Fichter of Randolph and the Boyd Fichters of Shenandoah. Messrs and Mesdames Dave Angus and Lynn Costello attended the three o'clock wedding of Everett McGrew and Irene Maddocks Sunday Afternoon at the Methodist Church In Silver City. The Don, Piburn family of Bellevue, Nebr. were Sunday ner guests in the Ed Piburn home. WANT ADS PAYI DR.

J. A. KLINE Osteopathic Physician Office Hours: 9:00 to 11:30 a.m. and 1 to 5 p.m. Wednesdays 9 to 11 a.

m. Other hours by appointment. 420 First Avenue Phones: Office 2331 House 4861 AUCTION SERVICE "Settle Your Estate the Auction Way" F. E. "Mike" BLOOMER Sale dates claimed: Feb.

5, 6, 19, 20, 26, 27 Last Rites Were Held Tuesday for Mrs. Hammers Henderson Lions Club Enjoys Supper Feb. 27 Regular meeting the Henderson Lions club was hold Fob. 27. pros.

V. R. Morris presiding. I Supper of ham. escalloped tatoes, baked beans.

hot rolls, coffer and ice, cream was served by Fred Rooder. Marvin Bowen and Seymore Hendrix. Motion made and carried to! Bend contributions to Lions international in Italy to build an Infant school. Committee to serve at the next meeting. Howard Williams, Donald Williams and Chris Myers.

Mrs. Marover Hostess To B. V. K. Club Mrs.

Gertrude Harover was hostess to the B.Y.K. club 28. All members were present. Sec. Mrs.

Rhea Sowers hag re-! turned from al trip to California and conducted the roll call. Mrs. Mande P'hillips conducted a lenderson Quiz, taking 18 back to the years of our teen 313P with pictures. Mrs. Velma South had charge of the Social hour.

She had sing games. Eloise Steiner. hva Sowers and May Wight winning the prizes. The hostess served delicinrefroshments. Adjourned to mont March 14 with Mrs.

Nellie Fickel and Mrs. Delia Wilson giving al bonk reviow. I Mr. and Mrs. Herman Coppock and Linda, Mr.

and Mrs. Jud Coppock, Veldon Wallace family. the Marvin Warren family, Mrs. Sylvla Achenbaugh. Dr.

and Mrs. If. C. Henderson, Mr. and Mrs.

T. C. Shook, and Mrs. F. M.

Byers Dick Magers, and Mr. and Mrs. Dean Edmondson attended the Capping ceremony of the Edmunson Nursing class at the R.L.D.S. Church in Council Bluffs Friday evening. Miss Judith Coppock is a member of the class.

The Clarence Kudron family have moved from one of the Paul farms south vacated of town to the Ricken! (arm; recently by the family. Major Wendell Steele and famSly from Antigo Air Base in Wis-! consin arrived Thursday to visit his brother-in-law and sister. Mr. and Mrs. Morris Harbor.

Mr. and Mrs. E. N. Brown were Omaha visitors Wednesday.

Jane Rutledge returned Sunday from Council Muds where she has been visiting her children for several weeks. Mrs. Russell Fleming had major aurgery at the Edmundson hospital Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs.

Claude Holt attended church at Carson Sunday and wero dinner guests of tho Alma Skanks in Council Bluffs, HEATING Plumbing Air Conditioning J. R. Cardwell Licensed Master Plumber Malvern, la, Services Thurs. for Mrs. John Ayer Funeral services worp held at' 2 p.

111. Thursday. Fob. 28 at the Christian church in Henderson Mrs. John Aver.

"The services were conducted by Rev. W'm. Ire of Glenwood. as-! sisted by Rev. Roth.

Serving as pall bearers were: Chas. Stephens. Paul Marion Sowers. Earl Clark. Joel Stephens.

Glen Creighton Sowers. Hiram Mrs. Herbert Stephens. Mrs. Earl ('lark.

Mrs. Fred Roeder land Mrs. George Hunt cared for the dowers. Music was furnished) by Sirs. Gordon Steiner and Mra.

Morris Harbor with Mrs. Melva Christofferson 31 the piano. Earl Boilean and Berl Morris ushered. The following obituary was read at the service: Elizabeth K. McSweeney.

daughter of Elizabeth and Richand W85 two born miles west Nor. 21.1879 on a farm and 15 mile north of Carson. Carson and not boon officially named of fat this time and went by While the still name "Second Creek." small girl the family moved to a home near Yankton. S. D.

maining here but short time. they returned to the farm near Carson. After receiving her education, she taught at several of the conntry schools in the Carson community. was united in marriage to John Ayer of Henderson on Nov. 25.

1694. Since 1901 they have lived on a farm 5 miles west of Henderson. Their first home ing 12 mile north of where the home is now located. Mrs. Ayer was formerly a mem-1 ber of the Carson Christian, church and the Lone Star Chris- I tian church which WaS located west of Macedonia, and at the time of her passing she was member of the Henderson Chris-: tian Church.

On Feb. 22 she became serious-! ly ill and was taken to the Mur-leandy phy Memorial hospital at Red Oak where she passed away on Feb. 24. Two sisters and five brothers preceded her in Ruth and l'hoehe of Carson; James of Houston. Joe of Carson, Richard of Cupar, John of Los Angeles and of t'pton, Wyo.

She is survived by her husband John of Henderson, three daugh-lines ters, Mrs. Hazel ('raft and Mrs. I Marjorle Turner ot Henderson, and Mra. Agnes McKenzie of Car-! son. Also 9 grandchildren and 11 great grandchildren.

One brother. Mugh McSweeney and many, Lother relatives and friends. CARD OF THANKS In this way we extend our cere appreciation to the friends and neighbors for the floral ings and the kind expressions of sympathy at the time of our bereavement in the passing of our wife and mother. p.38-1 John Ayer and families. The Milo Hammers family from Maredonia have moved into the' place vacated by the Kudrons.

Miss Vera Braden spent Sunday with her father, Oscar Braden in the Edmundson hospital in Councit flutts. Ho is improving. WARREN'S Pig STARTER Pellets are SUGAR LOADED They're Sugar Sweet, Extra Nutritious! Baby pigs have a sweet tooth. Warren's sugar loaded Starter Pellets taste like sugar candy to your baby pigs. That's why pigs start eating Warren's Pig Starter Pellets USUally within 7 days.

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Otherwise they will meet at the church. Strahan Methodist Church Rer. Don E. Griffin, pastor Mrs. Guy D.

Grindie, 8. B. Supt. Church Service, 9:30 a. m.

Snaday School, 10:30 a m. p. Sub- M.Y.F. Rally at the Randolph Methodist Church. There will be no meeting in the local church.

Monday, March 10, 7:30 p. m. The official Board will meet in the church. Mrs. Frank Crouse came home Monday after two weeks awAY.

One week was spent in the J. H. McFarland home of Kent where! she helped care for their sister Lenore who was sick with fu and complications. The other was near spent in Grant, the where Wood Mrs. Vestal Vestals suffering from A severed artery in the finder incurred while dressing a chicken.

They were both improved when Mrs. Crouse came home. McFarland of Red Oak was a Monday dinner guest of his sister. Mrs. Frank Crouse.

Mr. and Mrs. Ellis Grindle were Thursday afternoon visitors off Charles Wright at Thurman. Mrs. Tom White visited in the Lawrence and Marion White homes at Tabor Thursday while Mr.

White attended the sale. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Briley and Mrs. Ellis Grindle attended the funeral of Mrs.

Joe lowery at Thurman Tuesday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Knop of visitors the Rob't Blunt home. were Sunday evening Sandra Greever WAS an over Thursday night guest of Sherry Blunt.

The Marion White family of Tabor Were Thursday supper! guests in the parental Tom White home. Mrs. Charles Kayton received letter from the Rev Halls of Chariton stating that Mrs. Hall was home nfter two weeks hospitalization in Methodist hospital in Des Moines after a major operation and was slowly convales. cing.

Mrs. Zeno Bass who has been a patient nt Hand hospital in Shenandoah for the past week expects to be released after complications of du. Dale Nims of Malvern WAS Friday dinner guest of his parents. the Henry L. Nims.

Mr. and Mrs. Joe Wagoner of Glenwood. Bob Fisher of Omaha and Jan Fleming of Griswold were Sunday dinner guests in the Robert Shaul home. Mr.

and Mre. W. Costello were Thursday dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Will Buttenhoff in Red Oak.

The Ralph Costello family of Randolph, Randy and Linda, children of the Lynn Costellos, were Sunday afternoon visitors in the W. It. Costello home. Mr. and Mrs.

James Fogle returned two weeks ago to their home in Council Bluffs, after sev-! eral months in the home of Mrs. Fogle's daughter, Mre. Gilbert McCain. From th. Tabor Beacon Services were held Tuesday atternoon At the Reaves funeral home for Mrs.

Frank Hammers, who passed away on Friday after (an illness of several years. The Rev. William Lee officiated. Soloist was Mrs. Lisle Weatherhead, accompanied by Miss Blanch Dalton.

Pallbearers were Paul Morical, Kelbert Miller, Paul Glynn, Richard Christopher, Carroll Alstrope and Clyde Aistrope. Honorary pallbearers were Vern Matthews, Tom Grosse, George Madison, Walter Glynn, Ralph Jones and Silas In charge of the flowers were Mrs. Paul Morrical. Mrs. Richard Christopher, Mrs.

Clyde Aistrope. Mrs. Carl Fulton, Mrs. Vern thewa, Mrs. Kelbert Miller, Mra.

Ralph Jones, Mrs. George Madison and Mrs. Flora Bain. Elizabeth Ellen Brading, daughter of Thomas and Sarah Brading, was born March 1, 1880 upon a farm four miles northeast of Tabor. Here she grew to womanhood and here on March 6, 1901 she was united in marriage to Frank Hammers.

After 3 few years spent on neighboring farms in Milis and Fremont counties, and Mrs. Hammers came to the home farm to live in 1917; here she spent the rest of her life, and here, after an fliness of several days, she passed away quietly in her sleep Feb. 2, just one day before her 78th birthday. Her entire life was spent in this community, 62 years of it upon the same home place. She was known and respected by a wide circle of friends.

Two children were born to Mr. and Mrs. Hammers, both of whom survive: Cloid Brading Hammers of Los Angeles, and Vesta Roberta Ruse of Tabor. There also survive tour grandchildren, Cloid B. Hammers and Catherine Eliz'abeth Hammers of Los Angeles, land Peggy Ruse Perkins and Larry Ruse of Tabor; two great grandchildren and one sister, Edna Brading Genson of Dea Moines.

One brother, R. W. Irading, preceded her in death. When a young girl, Mrs. Hammers united with the Christian church.

She was long 8 member of the Social Neighbors Club. To these organizations she gave active support as long as her health permitted. She was a true homemaker, always devoted to her family, and their welfare was the aim of her life of service. Interment WAR in the Tabor cemetery. Ph.

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