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Sikeston Herald

Location

Sikeston, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Apr 22, 1948

Page

2

Essex business visitor and a weekend of regional visits

B H Sims of Essex was a business visitor here Monday. Mr. and Mrs John Wilson spent the week end at Lake Wappa pella. Mrs J L DeWitt visiting her sister in Tulsa. Mrs. Hez Ozment visiting relatives in Camden Ala. Harry C Young Jr flew to Abilene and Houston Texas Sunday on business. Thelma Jean Marcus of Kewanee visited her aunt Miss Opal Marcus over the week end. Numerous other locally hosted guests and travels are noted among area families, including visitors from Memphis, Cape Girardeau, Marble Hill, Portageville, Bowling Green, Thebes, and Evansville.

B. H Sims Essex John Wilson Lake Wappapella J L DeWitt Tulsa Okla Hez Ozment Camden Ala Harry C Young Jr Abilene Houston Texas Thelma Jean Marcus Kewanee Opal Marcus Rebecca Harper Thebes Ill W H Layson Bowling Green A E Dunagan Phillip McLaurin Joan Chaney P L McLaurn Canaleu Lala Chaney Roland Williams Los Angeles Cal Ins A W. Wylie Harry Dover Roy Colbert Frank Carroll St Louis

Social notes from Sikeston district visit

Miss Hope Edwards visited friends in Jackson over the weekend Mr and Mrs W R Buinford of Marble Hill spent Sunday with their daughter Mrs Fred Williams and family Mrs Bob Mitchell Charles Mitchell and Miss Mary Etta Cravens from New Madrid were business visitors in St Louis last Thursday and Friday Miss Lois May stayed with Mrs Fred Tope in Miner Monday overnight Mr and Mrs George Stilwell of Blytheville spent Saturday night and Sunday with Mr and Mrs R R Hogan Mrs Bruce Lambert hosted a Church of Christ social for west of Sikeston ladies last Thursday eighteen ladies attended.

W R Buinford Marble Hill Fred Williams Bob Mitchell Charles Mitchell Mary Etta Cravens New Madrind St Louis Lois May Fred Tope Miner George Stilwell Blythevile R R Hogan Bruce Lambert Sikeston Church of Christ

Local residents return from trips and visits across Missouri

Mrs John Edwards returns from a vacation in Jacksonville Fla. Mr and Mrs Alva Garner visited relatives in Poplar Bluff. Mr and Mrs M W Hart visited Bess in Marble Hill. Mrs W C Edwards and Miss Pearl visited Gray Ridge. W C Edwards traveled to Cape Girardeau and Whitewater. Mrs Robert Mow entertained her bridge club on North Kingshighway. The Mows spent the weekend with son Robert Mow Jr and family in Centria Mo. E H Smith visited daughter Mrs Oda Masters in Centerville Mo. E C Burnett of Blytheville visited his parents. L R Baker and W D Botter with son Brad visit W O Better’s family. G B Rich of Blytheville spent weekend with sister Mrs W R Heath. Eugene Kindred, son of Gene Kindred, underwent surgery at Southeast Missouri Hospital in Cape Girardeau. Mille Garner Smith of Jefferson City overnight guest of Alva Garner and his wife. W R Moore and Jess Bennett traveled to Salem Ore to attend funeral services for their uncle James F Gray. Mrs Woo Botter returned from Columbia Mo with her grandson Mike, visiting here several days.

John Edwards Jacksonville Robert Mow Robert Mow Jr Centralia E. H. Smith Oda Masters Centerville E. C Burnett Blytheville L R Baker W D Botter Brad Hannibal W *O G B. Rich W R Heath Eugene Kindred Gene Kinderd Southeast Mussouri Hospital Cape Guardeau Mille Garner Smith Jefferson City Alva Garner W R Moore Jess Bennett Frinday Salem Ore James F Gray Woo Botter Columbia Harold Nus Mike

Joe Allen for Congress in Missouri's Tenth District

Joe H. Allen of New Madrid enters the race for Congress to succeed Orville Zimmerman. A veteran of both World Wars and a lawyer by training, he’s a prominent local figure with strong civic ties and support from Southeast Missouri. Committee headquarters listed in New Madrid.

Joe H. Allen New Madrid Joseph H. Allen Orville Zimmerman Scott U. S. Army U.S Army Air Corps Veterans of Foreign Wars Allen Young Democratic Clubs of Mussoury Methodist Church Masonic Lodge New Madd County Red Cross New Madne County Boy Scout Committee Tenth Missouri Joe Allen Congress Committee Main Street Lynn Twitty Lalbourn

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