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Newspaper

Sikeston Herald

Location

Sikeston, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Aug 28, 1941

Page

10

TIKES on MALL SALK Shainberg's-back to school headquarters

Shainberg's back to school headquarters. Dick Tongate Jr. departs for St. Louis to spend the weekend with friends. Billy Rister, son of Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Rister, began work last week at F W Woolworth & Co store in town. Mrs. Mabel Baker says she is moving from Columbia to Flat River Missouri where her daughter, Miss Rebecca Baker, teaches in public schools.

Harold Pahlman Little Rock Ark C. M. Taylor Rube Coleman Chloe Fink Bloomfield J. W. Baker Sr Marvin Wyatt St. Louis N. H. Harbison Wesley Lair John David St. Francis Hospital Cape Garardean Mary Emma Waller Betty Ruth Limbaugh Jean Klein Rex Wyatt Mary Waldman DeSoto Mary Lou William Dick Tongate W. A. Anthony Margaret Murray Klein Glenn L. Poe Cape Girardeau Sikeston McMullin Poe Sikeston Motor Company Southeast Missourian Luke Baker Drucilla Baker Lutesville A. M. Baker Pontiac Mich W E. Feezer el Paso Texas Frank Moody Feezer Helen Moody E R. Putnam Rose Mary The Herald Lake Village W. E. Hetherington Cody New Bruswick Canada Fla Watkins H. D. Ragains Harold Ragains G. D. Harris A. G. Ragains Morley Ella Harrison Harrison North Kingshighway Wayne Bess Albert Keith Chicago Bess R. M. Jackson Nancy Herschel Bess Poplar Bluff J. H. Yount Jack T. B. Dudley Sue Hinchey Joe Arbaugh Joe Allen Billy Grant Tommy Roberts Jerry Winford Jefferson City Bob Burns R. L. Burns Lewis Daugherty Peter Travis Jackson E. C. Inman Blytheville Edgar A. Belden Jane Priscilla H. Belden Columbia Belden Allen Belden Norman Okla University of Oklahoma Laquitta Mary Ann Hayden Billy Hamby Loretta Baker Armetha Ann Ray Sherry Laden Lola Dillinger Glenda Childers Barbara Bennett Carol Carter Jerry Carter Betty Jerry Edwards Donald Adell Murrell Howard Branum Virginia Ruth Hambrick Freda Andrews Bively Andrews Mrs. Duree Medley Birmingham Ala D. K. Hudson Hudson Civilan Aeronautics Authority Roy E. Alsup William Deane Jr Billy Morehouse Robert Binford Matthews Ozarks Gree Spring Big Spring Round Spring Lake Killarney Alsup Beulah Newman Airport Inn

Social notices from Sikeston and nearby towns

Mrs. Harold Pahlman of Little Rock and other locals hosted and visited friends this week. Guests included families from Bloomfield and Cape Girardeau, with trips to St. Louis, Tupelo, and Union City. The paper notes weddings, hospital visits, moves, and family gatherings across Sikeston, Morley, and surrounding areas.

Social greetings and visits wrap Sikeston area

A flurry of Sunday visits and weekend travel fills Sikeston area life with guests from Blytheville Mound City Houston and Cape Girardeau. Families gather at homes in Poplar Bluff Jonesboro and Portageville while local residents welcome relatives and friends for anniversaries school duties and a round robin birthday note at Mrs Tanner C Dye's home.

Excursion Boat President to Cape Girardeau Moonlight Cruise

The all steel Steamer President, after a successful Upper Mississippi season, sails to Cape Girardeau for a moonlight dance excursion on September 3. Sponsored by Knights of Columbus Council 111 and Louis K. Juden Post 63 of the American Legion, with Maurie Bruckmann and band providing music. Departure at 9:00 p.m. The cruise continues to New Orleans for the fall season with stops for moonlight excursions.

Upper Mississippi Britain New Orleans Upper Mississippi Allsteel Cape Girardeau Council 111 The Knights of Columbus Louis K. Juden Post 63 American Legion Maurie Bruckmann

McCord Family Returns From East and Canada Trip

Mr and Mrs R A McCord and son Bob concluded a three weeks vacation visiting the East and Canada. They were joined by Mrs McCord’s sister Miss Adilda McCord at Oxford Indiana and she will return home next week.

R. A. McCord Bob East Canada Adilda McCord Oxford Ind Miss McCord

Mrs Reid and Dessie Lumsden host birthday dinner

Mrs W C Reid and her mother Mrs Dessie Lumsden entertained Monday with a dinner at Mrs Lumsden's home to celebrate the birth anniversary of Mrs Orville Lumsden. Mr and Mrs Charles Leonard Kirk returned Monday from a four week outing at Lake Taney Como near Springfield, joined there by friends from New Orleans.

W. C. Reid Dessie Lumsden Orville Lumsden Charles Leonard Kirk Lake Taneycomo Springfield New Orleans

Investment contrasts promise profits in old adage

A compact saying compares risky investments to life insurance by noting that others ask a dollar while offering three cents, whereas life insurance asks three cents but pays a dollar, highlighting perceived value and risk.

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