Sikeston Bride Weds Robert Donathan In August Ceremony
Miss Margaret Kay Jobe and Robert Leroy Donathan were married at First Methodist Church on Saturday August 16 at 4:00 PM in a double ring ceremony. The Rev J C Montgomery Jr officiated before an altar of blue and white florals. The bride wore an Angelo gown with lace and illusion, carried a white satin Bible with a white orchid, and was escorted by her father. Attendants wore opera blue gowns, with matching headpieces, and carried white lace fans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sikeston
Margaret Kay Jobe
Robert Leroy Donathan
First Methodist Church
J. C. Montgomery, Jr
Daniel Alstone
Emily Damon
Bluvtheville
Grieg
Youmans
Mealotie
Tne
Angelo
Susan Grace
Tommy Grace
Judy Sturbach
Mr. Mort
Fayetterne
Ark
University of Arkansas
Airs
F. E. Donathan
Booneville
Marvin Hopkins
Wayne
Mich
Forrest Scott
Fairfield
Breet
A. C. Sienr
Parma
Sopia Siehr
Felix Leroy Donathan
Crrus
Charles Langston
E. R. Jarvis
Adorned Bride in Sikeston Wedding Details
The Sikeston Herald reports a late 1950s Sikeston wedding with the bride in a beige satin peau dress and blue orchid corsage, the groom choosing John Mack Cuffman as best man. A reception at the Rustic Rock Inn followed the ceremony, with elaborate blue and white decor, a four tier all white cake, and guests from Blytheville, Cape Girardeau, and beyond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rustic Rock Inn
Paul Jobe
Green Meadow Drive
Sue and
Sue Owens
Joan Carter
Carolyn Crafton
Martha Ann White
Beth Johnson
Blytheville
Ark
Phyylis LaPlant
Dorothy Dean Clarton
Robert Matthews
Harvey Jeffrey
E. R. Jarvis
Fremont Goetz
Charles Conn
Sikeston
Southeast Missouri families share weekend visits and events
A long list of visits and gatherings across Sikeston and surrounding towns includes Mr. and Mrs. R. E. Coombs of San Angelo Texas visiting W. C. Coombs in memory of family ties. numerous relatives from Memphis, Nashville, Cape Girardeau and Bloomfield attend reunions and church events. Guests include doctors, widows, and residents touring, with travel to St. Louis and Chicago noted.
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R. E. Coombs
Chris
San Angelo
Texas
Eldon Ziegenhorn
Dennis
Air
Ivy Lewis
Bil Guess
Norris Gilum
Indien Mound
Tenn
T. H. Scales
Dallas
Aladelyn Snyder
J. Boyd
Doyle Cates
Route 1
Bloomfield
Chris Hollingsworth
Wallow Springs
Ah Wireweed Avtard
E. H. Smith
Alissour Delta
Davia Neves
Bob Lambert
Norman Lambert
Gene Hipes
Luddy Moore
Bennie Witt
Kennedy Veterans Hospital
Memphis
Evegenne Buckles
Mrr
Junian Keirsey
Kav
Buckles
E. L. Tongate Jr
David
Daytona Beach
Fla
Jane Coats
Saussouri Baptist Hospital
Horace E. Coats
Truman Foster
Nellie Beffro
Tom and
Roy
Mirs
Herman Graham
Carol Marshall
Paducah
J. W. Marshall
Graham
Marshall
Harold Cope
M. C. Cope
W.S. Webster
Edwin Webster
Mark
Thomas and
Stradley
Beitendorf
Sikeston
Colorado Springs
Colorado
Harry C. Young
St. Louis
Dick Young
C. D. Foster
W. AL. Foster
Bryant
Carondelet Park
Milwaukee
Wise
Cape Girardeau
Lebanon
Morley
Thomas Boardman
Elzie Boardman
Jim Lambert
Clyde R. Launius
And
Robert Atkinson
L. J. Williams
Launius
Atkinson
Wiliams
August Butler
Chicago
Wisconsin
Russ Beverly Ann Butler
University Civ
Sam Ditlender
Louis Dillender
Burion Cardin
Cardin
Sam Dillender
E. B. Moore
W. R. Moore
S. P Hares
Poplar Bluff
Hayes
Moore
Rudolph Jackson
Mike
Donnie
Terry Baker
James Fox
Kennett
Mr. Jackson
Martie Jackson
J. D. Patton
Carolyn Smith
Nashville
Tenr
Ars. C. E. Felker
Missouri
Felker
Orval Tate
Joe
Oran
Mrs Elmer Matthews Honored With Cradle Shower
Mrs Elmer Matthews was honored with a cradle shower Friday evening at Cyrus Restaurant. Hosts included Mrs Wm Gosnell Mrs LeRoy Helisserer and Mrs Homer King Jr in a community event at Cyrus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmer Matthews
Cyrus
Cyrus’ Restaurant
Wm. Gosnell
LeRoy Helisserer
Homer King Jr
Limited Area Branch Banking Act On Missouri Ballot
Two long editorials argue for Proposition No 3 in Missouri’s general election, endorsing a limited area branch banking law that would allow banks to open branch offices within the home county and in Kansas City and St Louis within 12 miles of the city. They contend it would improve service, lower costs, and keep banking locally owned, despite opposition fears of economic domination and loss of home ownership.
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Missouri
Missourians Against
Missouri Committee For
Kansas City
St. Louis
State Commissioner of Finance
McDonald County
Lanagan
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Stephanotis
Sue Jobe
Gena Gaines
Susan Moore
Nancy Harris
Brotheville, Ark
Tre Repais
Niewspaper Ang Hive
Ehen
THE
Sikeston Herald
John Mack Cuffman
Malvern
Jay Donathan
Fayettevie
Richard Carroll
Ft. Smith
Johnny Sallis
Clarksville
Ars
John Phillips
Little Rock
Jobe
Diana Street
Deborah Ebaugh
Cape Glirar- Geau
Clodfeller
Joe Leslie Jr
Fred Matthews
Jenna Ensor
Johr Epperson
D. A. Fama
Archie al
Badi
Erres
Diragen
Irene Matthews
Alfred Taylor
Neva Mae Taylor
Richard Vaughe
Bruce Lewis
Lena Matthews Jr
Thurman Burns
Louis Ward
Charles Johnson
Shirley Schiavler
Gene Grant
Kathleen Sloan
Jones
Harold Boardman
Raymond Wright
Jes
Edna Foster
J. A. Law
Herp Moore
Dayton Lasater
Done Gant
George King
Addie Hughes
Marzee Walker
Reno Shelton
Howard Wyman
Floyd Pobst
Roy Owens
Ailen Crites
LO EL Throop
Charles Patterson
E. D. Urban
D. EL. Urban
Louie Heath
Bill Colwick
Margaret Cain
Vivian Wake
Vance Engram
John Brannock
Earl ‘Cerpill
Lena Mateus
Esther Marvel
Gallerie
CW. Martin
Fresent Goet
Joe Dre
Tanner Dye
Wilbur Ensor
John Kuehle
WW. A. Garner
Marillan Stafford
Ruby Parker
Dewitt Lambert
Afaxine Ubmer
Verna Stout
Rex Lambert
Howard McGill
Leonard Coller
W.N. Crowell
L. B. Ramsey
Arvid Nickell
Noel
McDonald County Press
Eigmts
William Charles
Craisman
Win Fournier
al Ory
Clud Eral Istra
Dening Parkin
Ree
Jtedte
Lend
Questx
Nexadc
Louis
Widr
Twee Indy Lal
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