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Newspaper

Sikeston Herald

Location

Sikeston, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Aug 05, 1954

Page

6

Miss Gail D Bader Weds Kenneth Dement in Webster Groves

Miss Gail Diane Bader and Kenneth Lee Dement were married Saturday morning July 31 at Mary Queen of Peace Church Webster Groves Missouri. Attendant was sister Miss Marilyn Bader and best man Gerald Bader. The ceremony led to a small reception at the Bader home and a Colorado honeymoon before settling in Cape Girardeau where Dement pursues studies at Southeast Missouri State College.

Gail Diane Bader Kenneth Lee Dement Mary Queen of Peace Church Webster Groves Marilyn Jean Bader Mr. Dement Charles K. Dement Durango Colorado Sikeston Gerald L. Bader Joseph O’toole Webster Woods Cape Girardeau Dement Southeast Missouri State College

Friends and Neighbors Honor Mrs Clark on 83rd Birthday

A neighborhood gathering at Mrs. C. C. Clark’s home celebrated her 83rd or 88th birthday with cake and handkerchief showers. Attendees included Mrs. Aud Kelly, Mrs. Luther Estes, Mrs. Widner, Mrs. Ila Under hi, Mrs. Iles Eaton, Mrs. Carol Ms, and others from Sikeston and Chaffee. Several guests sent gifts despite not attending.

C. C. Clark Ose Aud Kelly Luther Estes Die Widner Ila Underhi Ors Siers Srg Iles Eaton Carol Ms Bud Newman Daut Phyllis Joeyne Bris’ Cer Eleu Tommy Marthardman Sikegtou Anélir Raymorid Dame Martha Mary Chaffee Essie Tucker Hershel Newman Ronnie Kay Frank Pearcy Blanche McVey A. E. McLain Sarah Mangrum Marie Ponklin

Pool certs awarded to beginners for Card camp

Scout Joe Monahan signed certificates after the Card tryout camp on July 3 4. Duncan received a slight St Louis bonus. Recipients include Clay Ancell Judy Dame Carol Bartholomew Gary Nicholson Mary Jane Odel Jean Stallings Jeff Taylor Jean Tyrone Tommy Howard John McKelvey Bob Shirley Terry Wing Vaughn Fudge Nancy George Michael Gurley Connie Holmes Mary Ragains Sue Watson Jay Sittes Gary Spradling Elaine Taylor James Littleton Ann Buchmueller Dorothy Harrison Larry Nicholson. 175 other beginners may pass lists for certificates any day per Hubbs.

Joe Monahan Duncan St. Louis Clay Ancell Judy Dame Carol Bartholomew Gary Nicholson Mary Jane Odel Jean Stallings Jeff Taylor Jean Tyrone Tommy Howard John McKelvey Bob Shirley Terry Wing Vaughn Fudge Nancy George Michael Gurley Connie Holmes Mary Ragains Sue Watson Jay

Parties Honor Brooks Family Guests at Greer Home

Mrs. Joe Howlett and daughters hosted at the G M M Greer residence on Wednesday evening for five Brooks Jr. children from Kingsport Tenn. visiting Mrs. Brook's parents in Monticello Ark. The event followed by a swimming and theatrics with Greer family members also attending a Saturday dinner hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Bill Huff for the Brooks party and Greer families.

C. E. Brooks Joe Howlett Lucile Charleston Byron Howlett Monticello Ark G.mm. Greer C. E. Brooks, Jr Kingsport Tenn Brook G. Moore Greer Greer Martin Gierse Farmington R J. Edwards Gierse Edwards John Russell Felker Russell Edward Peoria Skesten Garwood Sharp Harry Sharp Felker Ray C Marsh Wiliam Kokomo Ind Detroit Canada Niagara Falls N.Y New York State New Jersey Philadelphia Pittsburgh Cincinnati Louisville Marsh D_= Abell Abell Henderson George Powell Mt Vernon R. L. Hardwick Owensboro Bill Malone Jr Bill TJ Mary Quaid Chillicothe Malone Donnie Jeffries Mildred Wilson Simpson Oil Co G. M Greer Charles III Charles Elks Brooks Esther Jane Greer Greers Miss Lucile Byron How

No Council Action As Meeting Adjourned For Quorum Lacking

City Council met briefly but the session was adjourned for lack of a quorum. Mayor Charles Butler called the roll and then adjourned. A special meeting was scheduled for next Monday at 7 50 PM.

Chas. BR. Butler

Breakfast Shower Honors Miss Blanton

A breakfast shower for Miss Gente Blanton bride elect of Bernard Rice was held Tuesday at 9 at Rustic Rock Inn. Decorations featured white Mums, satin ribbon, and wedding bells. Guests included the honoree’s mother Mrs. C. L. Blanton Jr and many friends and relatives listed by name.

Gente Blanton Bernard Rice Rustic Rock Inn Herman Henry J. Ernest Harper W. J. de Krick C. L. Blanton Jr B. C. Rice Joan Bishop James Palmer David Dealy Bob Deneke Allen Crites

Annual Baptist Meeting for Two Counties

The Associational moderator Rev Shirley Sphar of First Baptist Haiti announces the annual meeting of Baptist churches in New Madrid and Pemiscot Counties to convene at 10 a.m. August 17 at Braggadocio Baptist Church Missouri. Messengers elected by cooperating churches will transact business, hear messages, and hear Dr Wilst of Little Rock Ark deliver an evening address. Visitors are welcome.

Shirley Sphar First Baptist Church of Haiti Baptist Churches of New Madrid Pemiscot Counties Braggadocio Baptist Church Braggadocio Missouri Wilst Little Rith, Ark Associationak Srecéfind George AL Seinte Hayti Missinary Skutt

Catholic Women's Clubs Honor Mrs Larsen

Mrs Folmer Larsen, soon to move with her husband to Denmark for a year, was honored Monday evening by two Canasta Clubs of the Catholic women. The event was a pot luck dinner and canasta party at the home of Mrs Oliver Dumay.

Lynn Twitty Returns From Marine Reserve Training

Lynn Twitty, superintendent of schools, returned Saturday from two weeks of Marine reserve training at Cherry Point North Carolina. Twitty, a lieutenant colonel, flew to and from Cherry Point and departed from Malden. The annual maneuvers involved 12 Marine Air Reserve squadrons west of the Mississippi. Twitty has a $2 rating on the staff of the provisional Marine group which comprises six squadrons.

Lynn Twitty Marine Reserve Cherry Point N. C. Twitty Coloer Malden Marine Air Reserve Mississippi River Twitty Martine Group

Hamptons Attend Funeral of Relative in Arkansas

Mr and Mrs G S Hampton left Tuesday for Arkadelphia Arkansas after word of the death of his brother in law C L Sheets of Kilgore Texas who died that morning Funeral services were to be held Wednesday in Arkadelphia former home of Mr Sheets Mrs Herman Poe will run Sewimne Machine Store during their absence

G. S. Hampton Arkdelphia Ark C. L. Sheeis Kilgore Tex Sheets Herman Poe Hampton Sewimne

Sheriff Seeks Decimal Point Mover in Oklahoma

Sheriff J E Semi ich seeks Robert Jo Campbell, 49, of near Commo res, on a check fraud charge alleging a decimal point shift. A Bertrand Cotten Co check for 9.25, signed by L E Brown, cashed for 925. The incident occurred at a Fire Scourits Bary location, with Campbell arrested by local residents. Weekend visitors Mr. and Mrs. J F Newcomer of Bloomfield were hosted by their son and daughter-in-law.

Charleston J E Semi Okla Robert Jo Campbell Commores Bertrand Cotten Company L E Brown Campbell J. F. Newcomer Af Bloomfield John Newcomer

Legion and Auxiliary Install Officers at Sikeston

Henry Meldrum Post 114 and the Woman's Auxiliary held a joint installation at the Legion Home with 84 members attending a chicken fry supper. District Commander J C Williamson of Dexter installed officers. Mayor Charles H. Butler announced an additional fry if the post reached 400 members by Nov 11 1954. Honors included multiple membership awards and the Tepee Trophy for Group 2 posts.

Henry Meldrum American Legion Woman’s Auxiliary Legion Home J C Williamson Dexter Chas. H. Butler Butler Tanner Doe Williamson Tepe Department Amet Elocal Post Caldwell-Harris Paul Williams Theodore Roosevelt Sikeston Sam Wilcox Wilcox Legion G. W Bil Gardner Henry ‘‘Hank”’ Switala Robert Race Charles Rice Herman Poe H. McElwain Ira Kefler Marshall A Myers Gardner Flicers Airs Ralph Carroll Mirs Marshall Mreers Eddie Mathis Heers Switala Carl Elam Mas Smith Carl Luper Legion and Auiliary J. C. Williamson 14Th District Paul Johnson Bill” Gardner Henry “Hank” Switala C. W Chuck” Blee Ira Keller Marshall Myers Harold McElwain Henry Switala J. Max Smith Ralph Carroll

July Takes 85 Lives On State Highways

Jefferson City Missouri reports 85 traffic deaths in July, a month showing fewer fatalities than 1953. State Patrol notes six month totals near mid year. year to date deaths exceed prior figures.

Jefferson City Missouri Jone Musseaur

Sikeston CAP officers praised for rescue mission work

Rotarians heard Major Robert Smith describe Sikeston Civil Air Patrol’s search for a Ft Smith crash plane that killed five. Senior members Major Dysart and Lt Pitman were commended by the wing commander. Sikeston CAP has large Missouri membership and strong Scott Field training.

Rustic Rock Robert Smith Sikeston Smith CAP Missouri Scott Field Rotarians Iowa Sikeston Cap Carl Rodery Rotary Bulletin Rodery Kermit Dollar Tony Statler Rex Williams

Family and guests travel through Sikeston area notes

Mr and Mrs J E Lewis hosted guests from Hammondton New Jersey Brooklyn and Sukestore introduced by Wentzells and Andersons with children. Bernard Rice returns to Sikeston from Melbourne Florida after two months. Ray Marshall family plans ten day visit to San Marcos Texas with Marshalls and son in law A 2c Mark Marshall. Charles W Jones departs for George AFB Victorville California after a 25 day furlough.

J. E. Lewis Albert Wentzell Hammondton N. J Lloyd Wentzell Brooklyn Chas Wentzell Chris Wentzell Coute Glenn Anderson Lutesvile Ralph McGee Daught Jackie Adrain Ray Marshall Margaret and Ray Jr San Marcos Tex Sim Mark Marshall Charles W. Jones George Afb Victorville Calif

Naylor votes down sixth school bond request

In Missouri on July 31, Naylor voters rejected a proposed 135000 bond issue for a new school building for the sixth time in two years. Each election showed majority support but failed to reach the required two thirds. An average automobile had . 204 rea 38 electric lights.

Naylor

Monticello and surrounding guests noted in brief

Jett of Monticello Arkansas hosted guests last Wednesday evening as Mrs Greer’s party visited. Mr and Mrs L W Luten of Union City Tennessee spent Saturday with relatives and returned home that evening. Mr and Mrs Paul Hummel and son Billy of Charleston were guests Sunday evening.

Last Rites Conducted For Jess C. Morris

Funeral services for Jess C Morris a longtime Southeast Missouri resident were held at the Church of the Nazarene with Rev J W Hoffert officiating. Burial followed at Memorial Park Cemetery He was born May 13 1895 in New Madrid County and died Saturday at his Sikeston home Survived by wife Lula Maw Morris five daughters Edith Lanrwus Trene Hendrix three sons Jessie D Vernon and Miurlin and five grandchildren

Jesa Collin Morris Missouri Church of the Nazarene J. W Hoffert Memorial Park Cemetery New Madrid County Sikeston McRknight-Keaton Grocers Co

Chicago US railroads laid 295 million crossties in 1952

Chicago area and US railroads replaced about 295 million wooden crossties during 1952 extending track stability and service life. The figure reflects ongoing maintenance programs nationwide and the scale of rail infrastructure renewal efforts.

Chicago

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Kenneth Dement Mrs. Clark Newspaperan Miss Blanton Catholic Women’s Clubs Larsen Hamptons Arkansas Lough J. W. Jones Jr Ale R. E. Biure Jr Horse Cave Homer Greenlee Limer Annette Odessa Tey Louis Couch Dale Ann Daisy Blanton Atlanta Kim Blanton Pajucah C. L. Blanton Sr Genie Blanton Paducah Daisy Charles E. Doolittle Cletus Doolittle Cletus, Jr Travis Air Force Base Cahif Richard “Rick” Marcellan Marie Higdon Joplin A. E. Higdon George Johnson Rose Marie Cheyenne Wyo Airman Gene Johnson Estes Park Rocky Mountains Jim Keasler Laramie George Divinny Libby Gloria Wallace Long Beach George Wallace Rudolph Kern James Marshall III Noah Gray Columbia James Ponder Tom Kendig Harold Lane Hal Beth Memphis George Kirk Feortae Mercento Wurde Stotta Prasigg Caiman Asia S.xkeston Hell Sedalia Beautiful Girls Mondsy Thu Sunmoy Tate Uwettork Aeeds Tergent Midesyerent Feveground Ag R.ex Theatre Center Street Bley Dlk Weissmuller Jungle Karm Booth Richard Stapley Tara Tae Doery Srel Sewrur CSA Leu Cee Ny Rory), Robert , Robertson Calhoun- Warner Exer Ann Bute Edman Puro Mar Lanza Scinemasc Rm McMm Nuap Dobie Gills Grarus Crapun, Jr. Stevens - Dea SHINE Ome Technicolor Kaamphomtes Dokott Taylor - Preminger Soar Docrobbin Rell A Arra Pandora’s Box James Masonava Gardner Panda and the Flying Danchonan Jess C. Morris White’s
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