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aneous speaking. Jerome receiv ed first place in grammar. Four more boys were added to the list of youths who will attend the 1951 Boys’ State at Kemper Military School at Boonville in June. They are: Glen R. McGull, Wayne Francis, Larry Yeargain, and C. L. Blanton, Ir. Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Harwell en tertained at their home Saturday evening with a birthday dance and party honoring the 12th birthday of their son, Robert. Invited guests were: Judy Layton, Mary Ellen Wilkison, Ann McAmis, Elizabeth Slinkard, Pat Allard, Suzie Mar tin, Kay Tetley, Nancy Bower, Joan Rayburn, Rhoda Bernstein, Phyllis LaPlant, Marilyn Lewis, Jeannie Harwell, Alfred Sikes, Da vid Lewis, Bill Moose, Rikki Les lie, Bob Gillespie, John Genius, Bing Limbaugh, Teddy Kelley, Ja mes Moore, John Corrigan, Earl Underhill, and Bill Smith. Mr. and Mrs. Ben Carroll obser ved their 38th wedding anniversary at their home last evening with a dinner, Stork Club. Mr. and Mrs. W. S. Webster are the grandparents of a baby boy born to their son and daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs Ed win A. Webster of Clear Lake Iowa on Friday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Kermit Shelby of Charleston are parents of a baby boy born at the Delta Community Hospital today. The Sikeston High Bulldog track sters, headed by Jay Nickens, won the Southeast Missouri High School Class B Track Meet at Cape Girar deau Saturday, scoring 32 points Jay Nickens clipped a tenth of a second off the old record for the 120-yd. high hurdles, going the dis tance in 0:14.8. He also set a new record in the low hurdles, accord ing to Coach Dean Owen, running the gamlet in 21.9. After World War I, Germany issued coins made of porcelain and papier-mache, 4.28 “IT wouldn't say your steak was tough—your knives and forks are tender.” GOT 10 HAND IT 10 AND WE HAVEN'T DONE THAT TOO OFTEN IN ALL THE YEARS WE'VE BEEN PLAYING WITH THE TIME- MACHINE != “USE DAMAGING THE CHEST! OH, MAN, JUST LOOK THAT YES.. OUT Hawk. WHOOEY. ) CAPTAIN EASY By Leslie Turne= ABOARD !\ THE WA me TANKER HOLY SMOKE! THAT BOMBER PILOT HAS A CORONARY! NO ONE ABOARD CAN MANEUVER IT DURING A REFUELING HOOK-UPS wie IN... 6-58 LOOK, MIKE..NO AMATEUR PILOT. COULD LAND THIS JET, EITHER! _ WE MUST BEC) BUT, REVO... (OUR HEART CAN'T SURVIVE BEING BLASTED OUT O' HERE AT 20 GS. YOU'D BE DEAD BEFORE THE HUTE OPENED. DON'T ARGUE. CAN'T RISK TWO MORE LIVES. .TRYING TO LAND A HOT PLANE ONE MORE! PETE CAN'T HELP LIS, ORDER HIM TO EJECT NOW! I AIM TO TRY TO SAVE THIS TEN-MILLION-DOLLAR AIRPLANE... AND US TO BOOT! THE PHANTOM NOW ~ WHAT A GHOST WHO WALKS CAN NEVER DIE THEY SAY NO SIGN OF HIM IN THE HEDGES WONDER WHO MUSTA GOT HIM TOMORROW. WHAT FRECKLES AND HIS FRIENDS FRECKLES WILL YOU HURRY AND OPEN THE FOR_US ? Sure, DAD By Merrill Blosser FRECKLES COMING, SIR! PRISCILLA’S POP DO You EVER. FIND IT HARD TO BELIEVE THAT Our TRACK STAR? By Al Vermeer BOY. JESS S is MA ORDER! TEACHER WANTS US DO A WHITE PAPER ON NATIONAL AFFAIRS! A WHITE PAPER, EH. I'D BEGIN BY WASHING THOSE HANDS! 4. V2 DANNY HALE by Norman Marsh A SHOT FROM THE WAGONS “AND LOUD YELLS 4/7. \a i os 1 ai ONLY TROUBLES WHY IS THERE A MOB ROUND THE WHITMAN WAGON ?-- THE INJUN GAL ?
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Sikeston Daily Standard
Sikeston, Missouri, US
Fri, Apr 28, 1961
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