The Malvern Leader from Malvern, Iowa • Page 2

Buy it Now in the BULK! Items from Emerson. Not Seriously Injured in Auto Accident Saturday Mrs. Homer Black and daughter, Mrs. James Ellis, have heen with Mrs. Wayne Copeland.

a daughter and sister, at Red Oak some the past week. The overturned car 011 driven A by gravel Mrs. Copeland miles southwest of Red Oak Saturday. Three children in the car were thrown out but Mrs. Copeland was pinned under it.

In the accident sho received a collar bone fracture and WILS soon released from the Red Oak hospital. Cindy Copeland, 5, was released after treatment for, sprain and bruises: Glenda Copeland, 4, was treated cuts and bruises and Kathy Messier. 8, received abrasions and bruises. The car was a total loss. Mr.

and Mrs. Elmer Larson and family were Sunday afternoon guests in the home of Mr. and Mrs. Nels Larson as they were enroute home from Coin where they attended a dinner. Mrs.

Wayne Bass entertained a group of ladics at a party Thursday. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Thorson Denise of Council Bluffs visited relatives here Sunday. Mrs.

Ella Huntsman and daughter Eduarda of Elliott visited here Tuesday afternoon in the home of Mr. and Mrs. Willie Huntsman. Mr. and Mrs.

Frederick Larson and sons went to Peoria, lil. Friday to attend the wedding of Mrs. Tarson's nicce. They came home Monday. Mrs.

K. A. Evans went Okohoji Tuesday and returned home Thursday. Mr. Evans attended the Commandry Conclave.

Mr. and Mrs. Bobby Larson of Long Beach, Calif. are the parents of a daughter June 1. Mr.

and Mrs. T. B. Sellers and the latter's sister, Mrs. Ruth King.

visiting here from Santa Ana. Calif. visited Sunday in the home of Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Brown in Glenwood.

Miss Kathryn Grayson underwent 213 appendectomy at the Edmundson hospital in Council Bluffs Saturday night. Mr. and Mrs. Will Andrews oi Glenwood visited in the home of Mr. and Mrs.

Frank Sawyers Tuesday. Insurance Dependable Coverage Sea JOHN WILLARD MALVERN TRUST SAVINGS DANK Phone 4561 (Donna Williams, Leo Straight Vows in Red Oak Miss Donna Williams, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John L. Williams of Red Oak and Ivan Leo Straight, son of Mr.

and Mrs. Ivan Straight, were united in marriage at the First Christian church in Red Oak Saturday evening, June 7, at 8 p. m. The Rev. Richard Sweeney officiated at the douhle ring ceremony.

Mrs. Dale Petty, organist, was in charge of the wedding music and soloist was Bruce Wagner, who sang, "The Wedding Prayer" and as the couple knelt at the altar he sang "The Lord's Prayer." The altar was arranged with baskets of pink and blue Majestic daisics, palms and lighted candelabra. Center aisle pews were decorated with daisies and white satin hows. The bride, who was given in marriage by her father, wore att miCbroidered nylon organza, a Bridal Original styled with a chapel train, and her fingertip veil was held in place by a lace and pearl crown. Her jewelry, was a cameo necklace, a heirloom which had been worn by her mother at her wedding.

She carried a white orcid on a white Bible. Mrs. Kenneth Straight of Maryville, Mo. was matron of honor. Mrs.

Clayton Johnson of Essex and Mrs. Jerry Cullen of Denver were bridesmaids. They w'OrC identical gowns of white embroidered nylon of waltz length with blue sashes and blue accessories, They carried baskets of pink asters. Kenneth Straight oi brother of the bridegroom. was best man.

James Lake of Emerson: Jack Niday of Omaha: Oliver Herzberg of Clarinda and Charles Turner served as groomsmen and 1 ushers. Paula and Johnny Williams cf Lincoln, Nehr. were candle Barbara Sue and Bobby Sadler, children of Mr. and Mrs. Donald Sadler vi Omaha served as flower girl and ring bearer.

Mrs. Williams, with mother of the wore beige brown accessories. Mrs. Straight wore navy with white accessories. Each had a rose corsage.

Both of the brides grandmothers tended. Mrs. Elsie Figgins of VillisCit and the late Mrs. Tina C. Williams of Hepburn.

The reception was held in the church basement with Mrs. Orley! Figgins of Wichita. and Max Funkhouser of Red Oak dining room hostesses. The table was laid with a nylon net over blue. centered with a several tired wedding cake.

Miss Barbara Lucas of Harlan cut the cake. Mrs. George Maher of Maryville served the ice cream. Mrs. Kenneth Butler poured the coffee and Mrs.

Lynn Mellott presided at the punch bowl. The bridal table was decorated with silver howls of pink and blue Ma-! Miss Florence Cooper has home after spending several days in the home of her sister. Mrs. Ward, Coy, at Stanton. Mr.

and Mrs. Harry Clark and Carolyn Olney, visiting there from Council Bluffs, visited in the home of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Sawyers on Sunday afternoon. DALE HILL.YERS ART.

VISITING RELATIVES Mr. and Mrs. Dale Hillyer and daughters, Diane and Donna, came Saturday from Wehster City for a visit until Monday evening with relatives. Darold Hillyer, who had been visiting here, went home with them. They all enjoyed a picnic dinner Sunday home of Mr.

and Mrs. Floyd lillyer and on Monday tha group was at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Ross Bryant for dinner. MRS.

11. L. SOWERS HONORED HER MOTHER Mrs. FT. L.

Sowers entertained at a cotice, Friday morning. June 20, in honor of her mother, Mrs. M. E. McMillen, who was celebrating her 86th birthday.

She received 25 gifts and cards. Mrs. James Allensworth. a daughter, why lives at Battic Creek. a granddaughter.

Mrs. Mich Van Westen of Winner, S. 1). phoned greetings. Mrs.

Glen Ashby, a danighter from Red Oak and Mrs. Bevis Sowers of Henderson were guests from nut-oftown. Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Evans and daughter spent the week end at Lake Okoboji.

Mrs. Evans and daughter remained there, for a few days. Mr. and Virgil Ramsey and family visited relatives in Missouri Valley Monday and then Mrs. Ramsey entered the Mercy hospital in Council Bluffs that evening.

Mrs. Raymond Dada and Joan and Susan of Red Oak visited here Monday morning in the home and Mrs. LeRoy Johnson and family. Mr. and Mrs.

Kandall Sawyers and children of Council Bluffs and Mr. and Mrs. E. T. Sawyers spent Thursday evening in the home of Mr.

and Mrs. Frank Sawyers. Mrs. John Barns and children and Mrs. Barns' mother.

Mrs. Chas. Mertz of Omaha. spent Sunday in Lincoln, Nebr. Mr.

and Mrs. T. B. Sellers visited their daughter Dortha and Barbara Johnson at the Immannel School ni Nursing in Omaha Sunday afternoon. Mrs.

George Ginger and son Mickey of north of Council Bluffs were Sunday dinner guests in the home of Mr. and Mrs. Elides Shook. In! the afternoon the four oi them vi.ited in Malvern with Mrs. Ella Ginger at the nursing home.

W. 1. Schick was 11 years of ave Thursday. June Mr. and Mrs.

Earle Crawford were Sunday dinner guests vi Mrs. lisma Barns. In the afternot they all went to Elliott. Mrs. Maurice (ic ith and daughters and Mrs.

Frank Cole and went to Lake Okol-oji Wednesday and visited until Fri 'ay with Mrs. Russell Evans and children. Mr. and Mrs. Menger Weathershy and two granddaughters of Chicago, came Thursday of this week for visit with Mrs.

Weathershy's sister. Mrs. W. I. Cramer, in the home of Mr.

and Mrs. HI. E. Greenwood. The firemen mect next Monday night for their regular meeting.

Mr. and Mrs. Elbridge Shook and son and Mary Jane Fort were Griswold visitors Sunday evening. CUTE FR MA GOLD GRAD. (9 As IMa We believe in practicing what we preach! When we got ready for our new bulk feed service storage operations, naturally we chose Butler-made bins.

Butler bins are preengineered, easily erected. They're heavy gauge galvanized steel for long life. That's what we want. We expect to do business for a long time in handling bulk Nutrena Feeds for you and your neighbors. Next time you're in stop by and inspect these bins.

GOOD PHONE 2561 FRANK ZANDERS, Mrs. Marion DeBolt is gaining jectic daisies and two tall Cape Cod candles, a gift from Major and Mrs. Paul J. Williams, Waitresses were Mrs. Charles Behler of Omaha, Mrs.

Oliver Herzherg of Clarinda, Mrs. Donald Frink of Lincoln and Mrs. Kenneth Almquist of Red Oak. The gift tables were decorated with pink and blue doll brides and were in charge of Mr. and Mrs.

Eugene Wood of Omaha and Mr. and Mrs. Tom Horton. Mrs. Floyd Williams presided at the guest book.

The newlyweds are at home at 455. Charles street in Omaha, Nebr. and Mr. Straight is employed with Hulac in Benson, Nehr. nicely at the Red Oak hospital.

Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Walker and family of Council Bluffs visited here Friday evening in the home of Mrs. Myrtle Walker and with Mrs. Marion DeBolt in the Rel Oak hospital.

Rosalin Carlson of Essex came on Tuesday for a few days visit in the home of Mr. and Mrs. LeRoy John5011 and family. Mr. and Mrs.

John Humphrey of Exira Mr. and Mrs. Ellery Pickrel and Denny were Sunday guests in the home of Mr. and Mrs. D.

H. Pickrel and Dorothy. Miss Barbara Gay came Saturday Mrs. Grace Gay, and Mrs. Pearl Roe from Des Moines to get her mother, who had been visiting in the home of their sister, Mrs.

Chas. Carson. Mr. and Mrs. James Burroughs and family of Des Moines were week end guests in the home of Mr.

and Mrs. P. M. Burroughs. Mrs.

Donald Gamble and daughter Patsy of Long Beach, Calif. visited here Monday in the home of Mrs. Winnie Gamble." Ralph Edie and daughter Vonda visited in the home of Mr. and Mrs. S.

W. Rice Monday morning. Dotson Black of Darlington, Wis. visiteri his cousin, Mrs. Gamble here Tuesday afternoon.

Mr. and Mrs. George Jones were Sunday dinner guests in the home of Mr. and Mrs. Garvin Evans at Wales, A coffee honoring Mrs.

Al Hawkins of Monterey, was given Monday at the home of Mrs. George Jones, Mr. and Mrs. Willie Huntsman and Janet were Sunday dinner guests in the home of Mr. and Mrs.

T. C. Nicely at Villisca. They met the Keith Moore family and Mrs. Lida Moore there and Mrs.

Moore, who had been visiting at Keith's returned to Emerson with them. Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Hansen and Mr.

and Mrs. Lee Allen of Council Bluffs were guests Wednesday in the of Mr. and Mrs. Willie 1nat. Mrs.

Don McFarland and children attended the Starks family picnic at Clarinda Sunday. T. E. Shonka, M. D.

Physician Surgeon Malvern, la. Phones Office 4331 Res. 4343 Emerson Methodist Church Dwight Shaw, 8. 8. Supt.

Sunday School, 10 A. m. Morning Worship, 11:15 a. m. Senior M.V.F.

at 6:30 p. m. die have charge of the recreaPatty, Yowell and Donnie Twadtion; Roger Wilkinson the program: Alys Kay Jones the worship and Diane Sandquist and Jean Ramsey the refreshments. Tuesday, July 1, Junior Choir at 7:30 p. m.

Wednesday, July 2, Intermediate MYF. Margaret Naylor will be in charge of the proyram; Linda sey the worship: Marlin Van Nordstrand the recreation and Donald Gillespie and Walter Russell the refreshments. Emerson Firat Baptist Church Dick Person, Pastor Edward Greenwood, Supt. Sunday School, 9 a. m1.

Each One Bring One. Morning Worship. 10 a. 111. Our meditation will be "Six Things God Cannot Do." meet.

7:30 p. Join m. the Senior fun High! fellowship. Mr. and.

Mrs. Heber Hillyer and Fred Bishop plan to attend open house next Sunday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Carl Pheips who will be celebrating their Silver wedding anniversary. Mrs.

Hillyer and daughter, Mrs. Ross Bryant, will he helping. Fred Bishop, who has been here with his daughter. Mrs. Ieber Hillyer.

through June, will go Sunday to, the home of his daughter, Mrs. Jesse Doty, in Glenwood. Next Wednesday. July 2. is Mrs.

WV. H. Cramer's Guests in the birthdasir. and Mrs. W.

E. Waterworth the past week were Mr. and Mrs. Junior Baslee and sons of Kansas City, Mr. and Mrs.

George P'iatt and children mi Syracuse. N. V. and Mr. and Mrs.

Mayberry and son of Council Bluffs. Mr. and Mrs. Doyic Waterworth and daughter of Grant City. Mo.

and Mr. and Mrs. D. E. Waterworth and four daughters pi Lebanon.

came Friday for the week end. Mrs. Barbara Clark and children of Clarinda were Saturday guests. Others present on Sunday were Mr. and Mrs.

Orrin Mann and children of Farragut and Farris Waterworth and chitdren. Charles Watewoth of Chicago was hee a week ago. Mr. and Mrs. Glen Wehrlie and family of Hardington, Nebr.

and Mrs. Lillian Given of Lincoln, Nebr. spent from Wednesday until Sunday here with Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Ingersoll.

Mr. and Mrs. Paul Jones visited Mr. and Mrs. John Jones at Red Oak Sunday evening.

Mrs. Richard Steen, played the organ at the Congregational church in Red Oak Sunday. Mrs. Eva Cannon of Atlantic and her daughter of Red Oak visited Mrs. Joe Landon here Monday afternoon.

Mrs. Elbridge Shook and Mrs. Earl Graham entertained the Rehekah Circle Wednesday at the Graham home. Mr. and Mrs.

Clyde Ingersoll attended a birthday dinner Sunday at the liome of Mr. and Mrs. Tom Hayse at Creston. l'anl Jones took her ter Mrs. Moines Thursvisit in the home of Kas day for Mrs.

a Wendell Jones and brought Enerne Lang and children home. land Mrs. Frank Gamble of Mr. re in the home and Mrs. Shenandoah were guests of Mrs.

Erma Allen Porter and Tuesday. three chilMrs. Frank l'aul Jones visited in dren and of Mrs. Mr. and Mrs.

Duane the home family south of Corning afternoon and saw the new Porter and Sunday baby. Mrs. Marlin Allen and Mr. and Moines spent the week family of Des of Mrs. Erma end here in Mr.

the and homes Mrs. Ed Malskeit. Allen were all together Sunday at the and They Malskeit Mrs. George home Jones entertained for dinner. 7 of ladies at canasta Tuesday group afternoon.

Mr. and Mrs. Darwin Hascall and, Lois and Mrs. Clarice Dadaughter Sunday guests in the home vis were of Mr. and Mrs.

Darwin Shelton at Griswold and helped Mrs. A. B. Hawkins celel rate her birthday. Pic.

James Dinsmore of Stanton Monday, evening for Mrs. a visit Everett in came the home of his sister, L.unn. Harold Cooper's car was stolen of the Emerson State bank from west here about 1 1'. m. Monday.

it was! found later in Omaha. Laurie Davis is visiting relatives at C'arroll. Nebr. Mr. and Mrs.

F. Decker and son Lyle attended a picnic at the park at Glenwool. Sunday in honor oi Mr. and Gayle Decker who were celebrating their 25th wedding Mrs. John V.

Parker visited Mrs. niversary. Ella Mr. and Mrs. 1.cu Straight and Ginger in Malvern Monday.

Mrs. Charles visited Belter and son week Roger ent loi Omaha past in the home of Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Straight. Mr.

and Mrs. Lee Riley of Griswold and Mr. and Mrs. Dean Mitcheli and daughters were supper guests Sunday in the home oi Sir. and Mrs.

Raymond Morse. Mrs. 1). W. Winters and children were guests in the evening.

Mr. and Mrs. Frank Dinsmore of Stanton and son l'ic. James Dinsmore, home on furlough from tiermany, were Sunday dinner guests in the home oi their daughter and sister, Everett Lunn and family. Mrs.

Everett Lunn gave party Friday aiternoon for her daughter Virginia who was six years old. Guests were Patty Patton. Debbie Lakin, Greg Lane. Stevie and Ronnie l'erson, Teri and Sheri Victoria and Brian Small. Bianka Curtis, Mary Margaret Ashley and Charlotte Carlson.

Mr. and Mrs. Junior Baslee and family, Mr. and Sirs. Verlyn Mayberry and son and Jim Waterworth left Monday for three days fishing at Spirit Lake.

A number of ladies went to Sidney Tuesday to attend the pantry shower for Mrs. Richard Steen at the home of Mrs. Charles Greenwood. Mr. and Mrs.

Eugene Anderson of Ames spent the week end here with home folk. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Vohn and Mr. and Mrs.

Herman Vohs were dinner guests Friday evening in the home of Mr. and Mrs. Geo. A. Stille.

Mr. and Mrs. Leon Robbins and WHAT IT MEANS TO YOU BUYING NUTRENA IN THE BULK means EXTRA ECONOMY and CON- VENIENCE. If you're a small feeder. have a large feeding operation can supply your needs.

500 pounds or 5 tons, or whatever amount you want to haul away -4 or have us deliver. Remember, this is the same Nutrena feed that you've been buying by the bag no reduction in quality. Just an improvement in service which after all is what Nutrena Feeders appreciate. All feed ingredients are laboratory tested! This test is made before feed leaves the mill. THE MALVERN LEADER Malvern, low Thursday, June 26, 1958 Larry and Gordon Wilson returned home from Canada.

Capt. and Mrs. Wm. M. Parker and three 50115 of Detroit, came Monday night for A visit with Mr.

and Mrs. John V. Parker and other relatives. MEDITATION The World's Most Widely Used Devotional Guide THE UPPER ROOM, NASHVILLE, TENNESSEE Read Psalm God is at work in you, both to will and to work for his good picasure. (Philippians 2:13 RSV) Listening to a radio one day, I heard these words, "Movement always wing; consider the water which drop by drop wears away the stone." One might want to qualify that statement a bit; but consider also the seed.

The seed falls on a bit of soil In a crevice of a rock. It is a tiny seed. What chance has it for growth in that unlikely place? Dut life and purpose are within the seed, and it time it bursts its bonds. A stem grows toward the sun, and a root makes its way inIto the hit of soil. Time passes, A grows, and the rock is split asunder.

Yes, movement wins purposeful God-given movement. I am very small until I rememher that it is always God and I. With Him, tny weakness becomes strength, my faltering steps become purposeful, my feeble efforts hecome victory. It is a glorious experience to work with God. He works in us and through us.

We cannot fail! PRAYER: Thou great: and mighty God, we humbly thank Thee for the opportunity to work with Thee, Keep 119 aware of Thy nearness. Guide 115 when ways are sunny and when paths aro dark. Thou art our strength. We seek no credit for ourselves AR we work in Thy kingdom. Thine is the power and the glory forever.

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