Charter Oak News Vacations and visits fill busy week
Wilma Lusk reports social rounds across Charter Oak with trips to Hot Springs Ark and visits by and to Fisker, Wallace, and other neighbors. Relatives from Sikeston, Dexter, Cape Girardeau, Farmington, and Danville share dinners, baptisms, and travel plans as community clubs plan events and revival services. A birth is announced in Alton and Southeast Missouri Hospital notes a first grandchild. Community Club hosts a birthday party and Nazarenes plan an assembly in St Louis. Revivals, church conferences, and family visits anchor the period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. W. Wilson
Hot Springs Ark
Joe Lowe
Morehouse
W. Zimmer
B. H. Cleaver
Albert Sutton
Pearl Green
Rosa Green
Dexter
Roy K. Stanley
Frank Allen
Caruthersville
Arthur Clayton
Deering
Evin Gilpin
W. J. Bradley
LaForge
Robert Spalding
Marshall Williams
Marston
Homer Greene
J. F. Thornburg
Lem Medlin
Cape Girardeau
Spurlin Beck
Lorene
Spurlin Jr
California
C. T. Hope
John Whitten
Ellis Reid
C. B. Franks
Stanley Hare
Tupelo
Edward Spradling
David Radcliffe
Danville
Ill
Malcolm Radcliffe
Benny Stable
Miner
Carl Romines
T. J. New
Hugh Rogers
Bill
Clifford Sutton
Bobby Deane
Fort Worden
Wash
Camp Chaffee
Ark
Alfred Deane
Archie Burch
Billy Morgan
Kentucky Dam
Barkley Field
Paducah
Elsie Stepp
New Madrid
W. C. Moore
Burl Givens
Fred Kohlmeyer
Frank Kohlmeyer
Farmington
Louretta Smith
Flat River
Frank Parson
Bill Shells
Sikeston
Harold Summers
Parma
C. C. Conrad
Maurine
Little Rock
Jerald Schnedorf
Jerry
Santa Barbara
Calif
Maurine Lamb
Evanston
B. B. Conrad
Donald Anderson
Southeast Missouri Hospital
Harold Depro
Malden
Kenneth Cawthorne
Pebble Kelso
Christian Church
Harold Dickerman
Eldon Bowley
Belvidere
Crow Church
T. C. Faughn
Azzie Baldwin
Baldwin
K. A. Garner
Charter Oak Missionary Baptist Church
J. H. Mick
Charter Oak
Blytheville
C. V. Garner
Emma
Paul Phillips
Can a lou News Notes on Local Guests and Visitors
Canalou area residents and visitors are listed with brief notes of weekly travels and family visits. Helena Arkansas guest Miss Ruth Hampton visited Miss Virginia Wright. several couples and relatives from Dex Parma Gray Ridge St Louis Sikeston Lilbourn Cape Girardeau visited, hosted, or returned from trips to see kin and medical care.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Hampton
Helena
Ark
Virginia Wright
Biddy" Moore
Ed Bridges
Hill's Store
Wade Greer
Vandyser
Virgil Thornton
East Prairie
Joe Thornton
Herbert Hubbard
Matthews
Mary Blankenship
Parma
G. D. Drake
Tom Harwood
Jess Britton
Gray Ridge
Frank Chastain
Mac Bain
Labourn
Debbie Greer
St Louis
Emmit
Elmer Greer
Clarence Adams
St. Louis
Lizzie Garner
Harrison Manley
Delta Realty
Catron
A. Manley
G. A. Bridges
J. W. Ogle
Lilian Wilson
Ie Wilson
Phillip Newman
Delta Community Hospital
Sikeston
L. L. Arbuckle
Eva Lee McBride
Prescott, Ark
Claud Lathom
Bert Lathom
Canalou Church hosts two special meetings by visiting evangelists
The Canalou Church of Christ in Missouri schedules two special services with evangelists Her shel Ottwell from Hartford Illinois and Albert E. Winstanley of England. Ottwell preaches Sunday at 11am and 2 15pm while Winstanley speaks Monday evening August 22 and travels coast to coast during a six month American tour with planned appearances in Senath Lilbourn and Dexter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canalou
Albert E. Winstanley
England
Church of Christ
Canada
Winstanley
United States
Advance
Jerry Norman
Senath High School
Canal
Don McFarland
Senath
Clifton Mabery
Pat Mabery
Bonne Terre
D Terry
Risco
Deward
Lilbourn High School
Fredericktown names Virginia Griffith Englehart school head
In Fredericktown Governor Forrest Smith appoints Virginia Griffith Englehart as county school superintendent. In Caruthersville a Junior Chamber led polio cleanup drive with city council backing. Nine new polio cases were reported in four days last week. In Poplar Bluff the first isolation ward polio patient is an 18 month old Brasfield child from Poe, Stoddard County, admitted Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fredericktown
Forrest Smith
Virginia Griffith Englehart
Caruthersville
Junior Chamber of Commerce
Poplar Bluff
Poplar Bluff Hospital
E. Q. Brasfield
Poe
Stoddard County
Portageville Hosts Second Annual Soybean Festival
Portageville officials announce the second annual soybean festival and exposition will run October 12 to 15. The Junior Chamber of Commerce sponsors the event and promotes it across the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portageville
Junior Chamber of Commerce
Illmo Airman to Begin Citywide DDT Spraying
John Seesing of Seesing Airways announced forthcoming citywide spraying with a DDT mix to combat flies and mosquitoes and deter polio spread in Tim o. Local officials approved the operation to protect public health.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Illmo
John Seesing
Seesing Airways
Timo
Imo
Portageville Murder Trial Set for Un derwood and Berry
Caruthersville report states Oval Un derwood and Robert Berry ordered for circuit court trial on first degree murder of Mrs. J. W. Hendrix at her Portageville area home August 1. Both defendants held without bond on murder charges.
Bismarck Gazette Change as Rev Stewart Seizes Paper
In Bismarck Rev. Wm. Stewart buys the Bismarck Gazette and places his son Clifford in charge, while brothers Paul and Jess Stewart own and run the Bonne Terre Bulletin. A river clearing project near Donipan ends, and a 50th anniversary is noted for Mr. and Mrs. Niswonger in Jackson. Roslyn Jeannette Haubold earns a $150 Sears Roebuck Foundation scholarship. Gloria Waltrip Hicks dies in a highway crash near Greenville. sister Mildred injured. Pages also list local visits, hospital news, and an August sale at Lair's furniture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bismarck
Wm. Stewart
Clifford Stewart
Paul
Jess Stewart
Bonne Terre
Marston
Roslyn Jeannette Haubold
Missouri College of Agriculture
Columbia
Sears-Roebuck Foundation
Radio canned foods earn praise for quality and value
Radio canned foods are praised for good quality and broad appeal. The slogan suggests some varieties are fancier but priced as a premium many may skip, implying Radio offers solid value without extra cost.
Hostess chairs in plastic covers at $13.95
LAIR'S advertises hostess chairs with plastic covers priced at 13 dollars 95 cents while supplies last. The listing emphasizes limited stock and special value for home dining spaces.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lair’s
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C. A. Critchlow
Clifford Reed
Washington, D. C
Niagara Falls
East
Dogwood
James M. Smith
Rose Hall
Miss
Charter Oak News
Wilma Lusk
Canalou News
Floy Jones
Ormon Lusk
Gale Groomer
Linda
Otto Narx
Mr. Narx
Nie Narx
Lash’'S
Malone and Fox
Real Savings Lair
Pitman Cleaners & Tailors
Ditag
Irk
JO Kay
Sikestonen
Enone
Main Street
Missouri
Doniphan
Arkansas Line
van Buren
C. H. Turner
Holcomb
Gloria Waltrip Hicks
Highway 67
Greenville
Mildred Waltrip
Eugene E. Waltrip
Kenneth Winters
Vanclyser
Roscoe Reynolds
Arkansas
Lloyd Merrick
Ted Culp
John Caman
Baderville
Wallace King and Son
Earl Naive
Myles Stone
Walter Davidson
Chester
Paragould
Marshall Northcutt
W. E. Hesselrode
R. C. Cherry
Shirley McArthur
Morley
Charley Barramore
RC. Cherry
W. E. Hesselrodeé
Bloomfield
Texaco Gasoline
Texaco Oils and
Delco
F.& MM
Elmer Matthews
Lee Matthews
JHONE
Malone Ave
Ranney
Newsparr
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