The Malvern Leader from Malvern, Iowa • Page 4

News Malvernians Mr, and lire. Ebmst Hatfield have returned torn a 10 day vacation In south. They attended the Hemisfair at San Antonio, Texas and enjoyed many Wstbrteal points of interest, Enroute home, they visited with her brother, (he Atkinsons in Nashville, Ga. Walter Bingham of Kiamath Falls. arrived here by plane Tuesday and win visit in the Bingham home the rest of this week.

He had spent nine days at the Mayo Clinic and had visited the Lawrence Bins- hams in Slayton, Minn. Word has been received here that Major E. Walsion Jr. of Barksdale, has been promoted to U. Colonel.

Mrs, "Walsten will be remembered as the former Edna Bingbam. Tuesday supper guests of Mrs, Harvey Watts was Virgil Watts and Debbie of Oc, Blaffs, Mrs. Mildred Doss and Joe of Tabor, Forrest Lamm of Denver, Mrs. Fanning and children and the Earl Goldsberry family. Mrs, Elinor Parks and sons of Randolph were Wednesday callers of Mrs, Watts, Mr, and Mrs.

Robert Beck of Omaha announce the birth of a son en Oct. at Ciarkson hospital. He weighed 8 10 ot, and has been named Wade AJan. Grandparents are Mr. and Mrs, George Beck of Des Mosnes and Mr.

and Mrs. Edwin Leu, Paul Berkhimer of Alhambra, and Mrs. Carrie Berkhimer Saturday evening dinner guests oi Mr. acd Mrs. R.

W. Sa5- yers. Mr. and Mrs. DoaakJ Hokien and family cf Denver.

came last Thursday night and sprat Uw week ead with Mrs. Vicki Hoicks. Sun Dicfcershaeh came borne Wednesday after spending the week with his paster and family, the Robert McWhiners, Baxter. Mr. aad Mrs.

Marion Wiihelm. visitttJ in the home Major and Mrs. -Merle Median- in Red Oak Sunday. Tfce Major had jest returned from Vietnam aad their sasn Stephen was house oa teave iron: Denver, He returned to Denver Monday wbere he eater eteotrooics school- Mr, aad Mrs. Oscar Hal! and Rodney cf Yaakjan.

wen? Sunday ov-ernSght guests of Mrs, Edythe Mackey. They attended funeral "services for Albert Netseo on Monday. Mrs. Ethe! Sisafer returned last Thursday from Colorado she had sccompaaied Sir, aai Mrs. Paul BesaedicJ of Sheaaadoah.

Ai Flager they attended the wedding anniversary cbservsnee of her coosan. Park, aad Saperfe, Nefer. Mr aad Mrs, W. B. Hsys reftsrc- ed Fiiday night afier spending Tuesday aad Wednesday at the Farm Progress show ai Grand Juaetion.

From there they nceni to Mt. Veraoo aad spent Thursday aad Friday ja the Chester Smith bonae making the acquaintance of their new grandson- Clarence WooHard atteaded a party for the fifth birthday 01 his grandson Bruce is the John Bryant home at GriswcM lass Saturday evening and had supper with them. An opm house buffet sapper was held ai the Gten Tanmons home in Omaha Sunday evcsang. Attending from here were Messrs, aad Mmes. Earl Bass, Lavern Austin Bass.

Richard Bass, and Lewis Bass from Gknwood. Mr. Tinanons is a coasia. Mrs. Carl Anderson and Mrs, Richard Myers and children of Glen- tvood Sunday guests of the Frank Andersons ni Omaha, Teddy Knight is a patient at the Edmundson in Co, Bhifls, He was admitted on Frtdaj- an asthmatic bronchitis attack.

Mrs. J. E. Ellison left here Saturday to return to Weslaco, Texas, Paul Bcsrkhinwr of Aihambra, spent a week visiting his mother. Mrs.

Berkhimer. Mrs. C. E. Myers was taken to the Mercy hospital Sunday night wkh a bad case of flu.

Visiting her Monday afternoon were Mr. Meyers. Mr. and Mrs. Haney and Mrs, Forrest Stephens.

They found her miwh improved. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Bingham went to Maryville, on Saturday to his brothers and on Sunday attended a family birthday dinner for Jack's mother, who is in her 90's. There were relatives present also from Kansas and Florida.

Oa Sunday evening the Charles Bingnanss oi Co. Buuts visited in tne Jack Buignam Come, cringing a decorated caKe as Brian's ana txocun outiKKty. Angus awl Bertha Angus Sunday oinaer jjuesis ui aouse KtM 'ice Bill Rabel spent the jeseaa at Oregon aueuding nignt hisii scftuoi toot- ball game and vjsiiing tnenas. ihe BUCK were in ureenwcoa, over tne weeK- ead visiung with his parents, tee Bill Backs. Mrs.

O. Martinez of Omaha and her son, Derick Hunsphreys of Ltv- erpoci, Englaa-d were week end visitors witfl Faxh Fisher and Doug. Ifiey attended the ganx which was me first game Derick hsd seea and he sound this quite interesting. Mrs, Rofoen Gaddis of Brookpark, has returned home afcer a 10 day visit with her neice. Faith Fisher.

Mrs. Wilson, her mother cf Dulutb, is visiting at the presen: tinw. X5r. and Mrs, J. Nefisinger.

Mrs. F. J. Buttmann. Mrs.

Haze! Summers, and Mrs. Harold McCain were ia Meadow Grove and Lyons, Neb. Sunday, and were dinner guests Mr. arsi Mrs. CarJ vtohnson and John Dyson.

Mr. and Mrs. Ellsworth Smith of Hastings aad Mrs, Forrest Stephens aad David were Sunday dinner guests cf Mr. and Mrs, Dale Slepbeas. Dr.

and Mrs. Jim Ahem vtefe in Iowa City on Saturday attending the Dame game. They Joioed there by Mr. James Ahem and an uncle, Thomas Frynn of Dubuqae. The Jenkins family of Omaha and Bill Aistrope family of Au- were Sunday dinner gaests in the W.

Aistrope home ia boner of Mrs. Aistrope's birthday. Mrs. Jason Benscoter and Mrs, Heten Alberts visited Mr. Benscoter in the Methodist hospital in Omaha Sunday.

He had undergone surgery and is progressing nicely. Kenneth Bird and Mrs. Russel! Bird were in Lincoln on Friday visiting with Kenneth's son who is in General Hospital. He is rectiper- aing frcm a brakes! neck and is still in traction but coming along and making progress. Mr.

aad Mrs. Edward McM3tan returned Friday after a sis weeks vacation. They spent some In Twwto, Canada Hying there to London. England and spent four in that area visiting relatives and friends and spent wtoUicr week In Toronto before confine home, The Dan Hnrtscrs of Maxwell spent this in the Wan-en Darrah honw, all visited Saturday jftcrnooii with Nancy Darrah in Co, Bluffs. Mr.

Mrs, Max Vanderpool of Grand Veiw, arrived Sunday to visit relatives ami friends. Max is a brother of W. C. Vanderpool and she is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs.

Chits. Shenef'wld. Mr. and Mrs. W.

C. Vanderpool were in Co, Bluffs Sunday visiting with the Roy Vanderpcols ami Mrs. Ruby Hodge. Mrs. Frank Riebe was taken to the Mercy hospital last Tuesday.

Her son, Patrick flew here from California Wedesday to be with her and is staying in the Leo Kirehmei- er home, Mr, and Mrs. Dwight Buffington left Sunday for their new home in Weslaco, Texas. Mr, and Mrs. Gerald Wilcox and Kathy and Raj" Eliwndo were Sunday guests of the Keith Wilcoxs in Auburn, Nebr. Mr.

and Mrs. F. M. Duvison of Des Moines were visiting friends and relatives in town last Friday. Mr.

and Mrs. Max Dashner visited with tne Doug iJashners in Antes over tne weekend. Emery IfcWiK who has been a patieni in the blctmundson hcs- pitai, had surgery on Saturday morn- ins. Fern Hosier of Sbenandoah is visiting a tew days in tiie Lawrence borne. They all visited in ine Rodney Radford tiotne at Ulenwood OD Sunday.

Mr. ana Mrs. Olin Huffman of Mt. Ayr attended worship service at tlw Methodist church Sunday and visited the Rev. Clarence Woollard.

Week end guests of Mr. and Mrs. Albert Seipold and Bert were Mr. David Seipold and Michael of Omaha. Kathy Glynn was a Sunday guest.

Rites Held for Lee Gillfillan Martin Lee GillfUian. sen of Adam and Sarah GilfUlan. was born Aug. IS. 1873 at Alba, Jasper County.

and passed away Sept. 29. 1968, at the age of 90 years, one month and one day at Pear! Terrace Manor. Bed ford, Iowa. As a young man he worked in the mines of southern Missouri and the harvest fields of the Great Plains States.

He Joined Co, ai the 168th Infantry of Red Oak and saw all the action of the Rainbow-, 42nd Division in World War 1. After the Army service he settled in Henderson where he operated a grocery store and meat market. "Butch" as everyone knew him, rented a sleeping room ol Charles and Zoa Araick and made his home with the Amicks for over 40 years. Upon the death of Mrs. Amick, Lee sold his store and moved to Blocteon to live with Mrs, Amicks neice, Vera Campbell.

After Mrs. Campbell's death he lived at the farm home of Mr. and Mrs. Jack Campbell until moving to Pearl Terrace Manor at Bedford. Mr.

GiHfillan was preceded in death by his parents, and five sisters. He is survived by two neices. Resales Pugh of Carthage. and Ruth Gaberal of Ogden. Utah, one nephew, and numerous friends.

RECEIVED THIS WEEK! Beautiful, New Scatter RUGS ft Color Coordinated Machine Washable Skid Resistant High and Law file SHAG WEAVES, OVAL and OBLONG 2 BATH SETS 8 TWO and THREE-PIECE SETS! WHh rug and contour lid cover to match Nylpm Fbrtrel Polyester if in alt the popular deteoraliVe colors Funeral Servicts Were Monday for F. Albert Nelson Fratik Albeit Nelson, son of Henry Nels Nelson and Oirrto Anderson Nelson, was born ot Fanny. Nov. 17, 18T? ami died ut the Good Samaritan Center in Bed Oiik, whore ho had rcsidwl the past three years, on Frulaj- cvetiinK, Oct. 4, 1968, having reached the use of years, 10 months anil He was rt-aiwl in the StmiUw, Vil- llscii neiKhborhoixi, He mavvietl Anv nnda Garsl of Jonesuoro, in 1903 to this union two sons were born.

'Raymond Paul ami Harry Allen. The young mother diwi in 1913. He married Mrs. Myrtle tirosso of Tabor in 19M. ami she proctxted him in death in 1953.

He was also preceded in death by his son, Harry who died in Mr. Nelson, an elevator ami grin operator and a cattle feeder for 65 years, and also active in civic affairs. He was a member of the Malvern school board, a town councilman and former Mayor of Malvern, an honorary member of the Malvern Volunteer Fire Department, and for many years a member of the Board of Directors of the Malvern Trust and Savings Bank. He was a member of "the Malvern Masonic Lodge smd a past member of the Shriners. He is survived by one son, Raymond Nelson of Stanton: two stepdaughters.

Mrs. Oscar Hall of Yankton, So. and Ms. Em'lle Baucom of Randolph; OJK- sister, Mrs. Maude Strain of Pittsburg.

seven grandchildren and 15 great grandchildren, numerous nieces, nephews and a host of friends. Funeral services were held at Mansfield Funeral Home Monday. Oct. 7. at 2 p.m.

the Rev. Hugh Shiveley, officiant. Casket bearers were Robert Schultz, Vern Dunn. Tom Gidley, Otha Pi- ckersbach. Charles Costellc and E.

W. -Bardic. Honorary bearers were F. R. Chantry.

Ben Smith. J. M. Steeles. Otto Hall.

Will Caldwell, J. R. Hall and William Bedford. Caring for floraltributes were Mr. and Mrs.

Joe Walker. Mrs. Vaughn Hoover ar.d Mrs. B. E.

Houser, Mrs. William Blackburn was organist and accompanied Richard Gey, soloist, as he sang "Beyond the Sunset" and "The Old Rugged Interment was in the Malvern cemeterv. Reported at Two Glenwood Places at two Glen- wwod plflccs of business wore reported to Sheriff Edwin Bnrkus Schuster's Auto Supplies was robbed of an uiutotormlned amount of cash when thieves knocked the dial off inul opened the The office of Dr. U. Troutman ransnckcd, obout in cash stolen.

Too Much Noise; Drivers Receive Fines of $10 Loud jind excessive noise with their cars brought tines SKI ami costs (or Bill Curtis Nnrron and Hubert Willams at before Justice Ernest Timmerman, Marilyn Clark was fined $15 and costs for speeding. David Lee Laurence was fined $10 and costs for failure to stay stopped at a stop sign. Leon Finchem, Mnlvern. was fine and costs for no operator's license. Parker, Tabor college, Itlllsboro, Karon Reed, Grace Bible Institute, Omaha; Jewell Warren, Bus.

Inoss college at Lincoln. Morris Johnson, sons Greg ami Gnry, Robert Hicks, Bob Hicks and Dnrrell Achenbniifih attended the Far Progress'show at Grand Junction on Wednesday, Mr. and Mrs. Morris Johnson, Greg nnd Gary were Sunday even- Ing visitors of tiro Verner Sandholms near Red Oak. Mr, and Mrs.

Mnrlln Lewis of Audubon were Sunday visitor of the HnmiKon Lewises. Tiff UADIft MaKtffl, 10, 1HI Oaks News MRS. L. E. BRAMMEIEB Correspondent Sunday School attendance 50, Birth- clays 2, ottering $10.52.

Solo, "Shepherd of Kaivn Keed. Scripture Isaiah 53; KM, 1 Corinthians 11-23-34. "The Last Supper." WANT ADS PAY Rev. and Mrs. Regeir and Mr.

and Mrs. Merrill Sowers and Marilyn were Sunday dinner guests in the Bill Huff home. Mr. and Mrs. Oren Bates and son of Maryville.

Ma. were Saturday afternoon ami ever night visitors in the John Walker home. Mr. and Mrs, James Bariay. Lebanon.

were recent visitors of her aunt and fnu'iy, the Hamilton Lewises. JOLLY JAXES CLUB met with Mrs. Merrill Sowers on Thursday afternoon with 12 members answering roi! call with 'Winter Can; of Flowers arid bulbs." Each member brough! either plants or bulbs for the auction. Nex: meeting. Mrs.

Barrel! Acbenbaugh will 'be the hostess. Mr. and Mrs. Guy Osborn. Mr.

and Mrs. I. W. Castor. Mr.

and Mrs, L. E. Brammeier and Mrs. Meiva Christofferson spent Friday evening with Mrs. Helen Wisiebesfer fcr late birthday Young people home from college for homecoming at Nishna Valley were Linnea Johnson.

University o'f Northern iowa, Cedar Falls; Connie RANDOLPH From The Raiulttlfk Enlfrfrisf Coma Coy returned to his home Moiuuiy moijung luiiowmg 10 nay Mit)' in tue nospitui in dncnun- U0.ll). nirs. Emma Shirley, Sidney, spent Fnuay oveuugnt Mr. and atrs. KOSS iinitn.

Airs. C. Fichter and Mrs. Corby Ftctuer, attended an open at me noiue 01 Airs. Jennie Stevens in Mienancloah Saturday afternoon with airs.

Paul Gamble co-nostess. The atlair honored their mother, Mrs. u. H. UarK on her 89th birlli- uay.

Mrs. Chester Hansell and Mrs. Lou Patton of Tabor were Omaha visitors on Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs.

Jack Fichter and Jixj were dinner guests Sunday of Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Carlson at Maryville, Mo. Jack Fichter, Don Jamison, Uoyce Wedcrquist. Kay Kilpatrick and Boyd Fichter attended Farm Progress Day at Grand Junction Wednesday.

Mrs. J. J. Schaaf was a Sunday dinner guest of Mr. and Mrs.

Don Sheldon and sons at Percival. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Ccstello visited Mr. and Mrs.

Albert Addy in Imo- geiw Sunday evening. Mrs. Naomi Queen of Tabor was a Sunday afternoon guerf of Mr. and Mrs. Merle Ferret Mr.

and Mrs. Woodrow Longinaker and Jay visited Mr. and Mrs. Warren Ferrel in Anderson Sunday evening. Callers last week and Sunday in the Mrs.

H. Wilson home were Mr. and Mrs. Ban Harmer of Pacific JunUion: Mrs. Carrie Smay of Tabor: Mrs.

Elizabeth Hughes" of Council Bluffs: Walter Pearson of Gtemvood: the Glen Howrey family of Glenwood: Merrill Howrey family of Farragut: Mr. and Mrs. Louis Redman of Glenwood; Mr. and Mrs. Roy Bryant, Mrs.

Hassle Ellis, Mrs. Wendell Wilson. Mrs. Ha Byers and Mr. and Albert Pearson.

Elaine Wilson who attends Mid-' western at Dcnison spent the week end with her parents, Mr. and Mrs, Warren Wilson ami on Friday attended the Homecoming at Tabor. Miss Marjorie ot Long Beach, spent several days this week in the Clark Vanatta home. Mr. and Mrs.

Huwky Schanf and; family visited her grandmother Mrs, Anna Joesting at the hospital in Fairfax. on Sunday. Mrs. Warren Miller accompanied Mr. and Mrs.

Howard Glasgow of Sidney to Waterloo where she spent week end with Mr. and Mrs. Gary Uubbord and son. Mr. and Mrs.

LHume Hemmhvgson of Mnlvern were Saturday evening guests of Mr. and Mrs. Guy Forney. Mr. and Mrs.

Hawley Schuaf and Mr. and Mrs. Danley Lorimor of Sidney attended Farm Progress day al Grand Junction on Tuesday and Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs.

Elgin Driskell at- tended Farm Progress day at Grand Junction on Wednesday and were overnight guests of Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Gacth at Fort Dodge, Louis Fichter of Shenandoah and Orvllle Malcom were Sunday visitors in the Carl Fichter home. Mrs. Wm.

Kilpatrick spent SaUir-, day overnight and Sunday with her granddaughter, Paula Kilpatrick In Tabor, while Paula's parents attended Parents Day at Iowa State University in Ames, Mr. and Mrs. Richard Vanatta were Sunday evening visitors of Mr. and Mrs. Carrol Aistrope.

Mr. and Mrs. David Aistrope and children were dinner guests Sunday' of her parents. Mr. and Mrs.

Clair Clark in Glcnwcod. Enroute home they visited in the Don Carlburg home Glenwood. Mr. and Mrs: Stanley Hansell and Jeff and Mr. and Mrs.

Jim Gregory and family were Sunday dinner and afternoon in tho. Keith Schaaf home. THE KNIT SHOP Complete line of knitting and needlework supplies. Also instruction. Halt blk.

west of square on highway 34, Glenwood. Learns by DOING! We at Iowa Power join in this happy occasion of extending the very best wishes to the 4-H Clubs and their leaders. We hope the observance of National 4-H Week will prove rewarding in further establishing the message of 4-H and encouraging new members in the enrollment drive. Iowa Power Light Company has been privileged to have served for several generations the homes that have been identified with i 4-H program, and it has been a pleasure to have observed the splendid contribution 4-H has made in community-wide achieve- merits as well as to the personal growth of the individual,.