Kennett Weekend Social Notes Cover Wide Visits
A long list of social calls and travels across Missouri and nearby states. Residents visiting relatives and friends in Cape Girardeau, St Louis, Marble Hill, East Prairie, Benton, Kennett, and other towns, with many attending bridge clubs and hospital stays. Notables include Jerry Edwards visiting Kennett, Mrs. Murray Ellis at St Francis Hospital, the Shuffit and McCollum families, and Capt John Webb Bowman returning to Washington DC after a stay with relatives.
Local visitors and social notes from Morley region
Hair Do Chapeau Joe Kem and Noble Nelson were guests of friends at Morley last Saturday evening. Marshall Hollenbeck returns from a business trip to St Louis. Harold Swanagan and George Martin transacted business in St Louis several days last week. Mrs T Lchidester and Mrs Joe Baker were business visitors in Cape Girardeau last Friday. Mrs Beverly Ralph has returned home from Jonesboro Arkansas after visiting relatives. Miss Thelma Proffit of Oklahoma City is visiting her sister Mrs Clay Mitchell and family. Miss Joan Taylor attended the Junior Senior Prom at Gideon last Thursday as a guest of Jim Utterback. Mr and Mrs Edsel Kem of Richmond California will arrive this weekend to visit the former's parents and relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jerry Edwards
Kennett
Murray Ellis
St. Francis Hospital
Cape Girardeau
Les Sexton
Denver Sander
Bill Swacker
Blair Dalton
Ralph Armour
East Prairie
Ira Shuffit Jr
St. Louis
Arthur Lockhart
Joseph Leslie
Sam Binford
W. R. Binford
Marble Hill
Leroy Leslie
Chester Drury
Russell Hotel
Charleston
Divola Cox
Jere
Earl Cook
W. L Phillips
Marvin Wyatt
Paducah, Ky
J. W. Marshall
Bill Edwards
W. Killgore
Kirksville
Doyle Sutton
Cleora Sutton
Ima Jean
Orville Taylor
Ronnie
Mary Alice Fuller
Chicago
Henry Smith
Jeffrey
Marble Halls
W RE Binford
Jere Cox
Haringen
Texas
Frank Smith
Dorothy
F. L. DeWitt
Morehouse
Ralph , Carroll
John R Shuppert
Ira William Shuppert
Barbara Ferrell
Cc. C Cummins
Veterans Hospital
Marion
Til
Rath Street
O Dysart
Nastville
Dysart
Billy
Mr. Dysart
Ward Denman
H. Lewis
Kathryn
G. H. Jr
State College
Curtis Smith
Doyne Chartrau
Harry L. Harty
Ben Bradley
Steele
Lee Lawrence
Lucille Foster
Benton
Oscar Shaver
Cape Garardeau
Edna Pinnell
Elmer Childress
W G. Funk
W. C. Reid
Lake Wappapello
Carl Vincent
Wayne Cummins
Bruce Lewis
Miller Moll
Myrtle Moli
Gord Dill
James R. Lawrence
Joe Kem
Noble Nelson
Morley
Marshall Hollenbeck
Harold Swanagan
George Martin
T. Lchidester
Joe Baker
Beverly Ralph
Joneboro
Ark
Thelma Proffit
Oklahoma City
Okla
Clay Mitchell
Joan Taylor
Gideon
Jim Utterback
Edsel Kem
Richmond
Cal
I Lows Kem
Sikeston Kiwanis hears student speakers on democracy
Sikeston high school provided three speakers Richard Lewis, Ray Dowden, and Fielding Potashnick who presented talks on Communism, democracy and race relations, and universal military training. New member Jack Hinchey joined Berry-Palmer-Day Auditing Co. employee. Guests Hens Win chester, Ted Valenz, Lt Governor Owen J Taul visited and Taul awarded a service certificate and ribbon for renewing clubs. Kiwanis rat extermination effort to enlist third ward support discussed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bartley R. Schwegler
Sikeston High School
Kiwanis Club
Richard Lewis
Ray Dowden
Fielding Potashnick
Jay Dowden
Jack Hinchey
Berry-Palmer-Day Auditing Company
Hens Winchester
Ted Valenz
Charleston
Owen J Taul
Lilbourn
Taul
R. M. Talbert
Sikeston
Kiwanis
Ralph Williams
Weekend visits from Miss Stallings and the Fagans
Miss Ruby Lynn Stallings of Poplar Bluff visited her sister Mrs John Lett and family over the weekend. Mr and Mrs Hal Fagan and son Ronnie spent Sunday with Hal s brother Kenneth Fagan and family at Kennett.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruby Lynn Stallings
Poplar Bluff
John Lett
Hal Fagan
Ronnie
Kenneth Fagan
Kennett
Kennett Man Heads State Business Group
Charles Baker of Kennett was chosen president of the Missouri State Chamber of Commerce at a Jefferson City meeting of directors. J W Wilson of Kansas City will be vice president and H C Rethwisch of Fayette executive vice president and secretary. New officers include Cliff Titus and A E McFarland and Charles Gillespie as treasurer, with ten new board members named from Jefferson City Cape Girardeau Lebanon Independence Kansas City Higginsville Maryville and Columbia, among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Baker
Kennett Planter
Mussouri State Chamber of Commerce
Jefferson City
J. W. Wilson
Kansas City
H. C. Rethwisch
Fayette
Cliff Titus
Joplin
A. E McFarland
Charles B. Gillespie
State Chamber
Charles B. Gellespie
Ed Staples
Charles A. Himmelberger
Cape Girardeau
Joe Knight
Lebanon
Loren Stapleton
Independence
Joe Wilson
A. H. Meinershagen
Higginsville
Roland T. Cornutt
Maryville
W. A. Bloom
C. W. Diggs
Columbia
Also Mentioned on This Page
F. L. Sisson Jr
Bridge Club
Leta McCollum
Eva Mooney
Bloomfield
J. W. Davis
Keith Garner
Charter Oak
Martha Pearcy
John Brannock
Letitia Jones
Fort Myers
Fla
J. C. Fowler
New Madrid
Elmer Poage
Wm. Cotten
Elmer Masters
Elmo Masters
Charles J. McMullin
Leonard McMullin
Park Avenue
Lee Matthews
Dean Righter
St Louis
R. L. Righter
Deaconess Hospital
John Webb Bowman
John Webb Jr
Fillen
Washington, DC
Lee Bowman
Patricia Hellberg
Stockholm
Sweden
New York
Kiwanis Club News
Etna
Welter
Tna Casualty and Surety Company
Harford
Coane
Coca-Cola Company
Coca-Cola Bottling CO
THE
General Electric
Ture
U. S
East
Malone
Kennett Man
State Business Group
Axd
Workman Studio
Tracy
Kansas City, Mo
Sparton
Putl
Radio Finest Sport
FAV
Futura
Im Eyal
Dempster
Front Street
Sikeston, Missouri
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