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Newspaper

Sikeston Herald

Location

Sikeston, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Aug 28, 1941

Page

16

Sikeston Schools Set To Open On Monday

Sikeston public schools plan a Monday start with over 1600 students enrolled. Only a half day for enrollment and book checkout, then full days begin Tuesday. Elementary schools start at 8 30 and the high school at 8.00. Bus routes serve Salcedo, Tanner, Miner Switch and nearby areas. Boundary changes outlined for South and Bailey schools.

Sikeston Salcedo Tanner and Miner Switch Bailey School Kingshighway Lake Ranney

Brief services for Mrs Clyde Meredith

Funeral services were held at Memorial Park Cemetery for Mrs Elise Bates Meredith of Foxworth Mississippi, a Sikeston native. Rev E D Owen officiated and interment followed. She was born January 18 1905 in Kemmons Tennessee, daughter of Mr and Mrs W D Bates, survived by husband Clyde Meredith son Carl, parents and two brothers Clyde Bates of Paducah Kentucky and Dennis Bates with the U S Navy at Pearl Harbor Hawaii.

Memorial Park Elise Bates Meredith Foxworth Sikeston E. D. Owen Sikeston Baptist Church Baptist Church of Miss Clyde Meredith Meredith W. D. Bates Kemmons Tenn South Carl Baptist Bible Institute New Orleans Mrs. Bates Clyde Bates Paducah, Ky Dennis Bates United States Navy Pearl Harbor Hawaii

Mrs Mount Family Visit Details

Mrs F E Mount and daughter Miss Lucille and granddaughters Barbara and Jane Bray spent several days this week with the former's daughter Mrs Howard Turner and family in Deratur Ti.

F. E Mount Lucille Barbara Jane Bray Howard Turner Deratur

Stallings Begins Third Year as School Head

Tharon E. Stallings, Sikeston High School principal, enters his third year in that role and thirteenth as a Sikeston public school educator. He previously taught at Matthews and led South grade school before being named high school principal. Stallings earned a master's degree from the University of Missouri in Columbia after a Bachelor of Science from State College, Cape Girardeau. He lives on Ruth Street with Mrs. Stallings and their son Charles Kendall.

Tharon E. Stallings Sikeston Public School Sikeston High School Stallings Matthews Sikeston South Columbia University of Mussouri State College Cape Girardeau Charles Kendall Ruth Street

Diehlstadt High Reports Record Enrollment

Superintendent E Earl Crader announces Diehlstadt high school has 278 pupils this year, up from 240 last year. By class: seniors 52 juniors 66 sophomores 57 freshmen 103. The student body includes 160 from Mississippi County 114 from Scott County and four from New Madrid County across 30 districts in three counties.

Diehlstadt High School E. Earl Crader

Charleston Marshal Hardy Pottinger Dies at 60

Charleston city marshal Hardy B. Pottinger 60 died at his home Tuesday afternoon after serving his fourth term. He was born December 6 1880 in Farmington and had lived in Charleston most of his life. Funeral services will be held at St Henrys Catholic Church Friday at nine with interment in the church cemetery. He is survived by two sons Hardy Jr and James at home a sister Mrs Edward Blomeyer Lake Geneva Wis and a brother Wm Pottinger Mobile Ala.

Charleston Hardy B. Pottinger St. Henry’s Catholic Church Mr. Pottinger Farmington Hardy Jr James Edward Blomeyer Lake Geneva Wis Wm. Pottinger Mobile Alabama

Students Head Off To Colleges Across Missouri And Beyond

September sees Sikeston students heading to colleges across Missouri and elsewhere. Among those entering include Margaret Anthony and Mary Emma Allen at Stephens College in Columbia and many others at William Woods College Fulton and the University of Missouri Columbia. Others resume studies at Westminster College Fulton Central College Fayette and more, with several preparing for military academies and conservatories.

Sikeston Missouri Margaret Anthony Mary Emma Allen Stephens College Columbia Mary Emma Donnell Rose Mary Putnam William Woods Colege Fulton Art Swacker Walter Mill Floyd Matthews Peggy Donnell University of Missouri Tommy Rafferty Carl Diehl State Teachers College Maryville Dick Tongate James Martin Harry Gross Westminster College Richard McDougal Columbian Preparatory School Washington, D. C William Hahs C. D. Butler J. E. Butler James Turner Betty Jane Taylor Central College Fayette, Mo Colleen Rayburn Mary Emma Waller Margaret Mills Mary Louise Montgomery Betty Joe Matthews Matilda Long John Ponder Elwood Taylor Alex Waters Jr Robert Montgomery State College Cape Girardeau Joe Baker Western Military Academy Alton Lee Bowman Virginia Military Institute Lexington Electa Shankle Ruth Hollingsworth Helen Vera Dudley Cape Girradeau Gwendolyn Kirk Vonda Lea Lufcy Mary Lou Schroff John Dover Edward Matthews Fulton, Mo Eleanor Righter Washington University St. Louis Loomis Mayfield Jr Jean Klein Rex Wyatt State Teachers Springfield Bob Matthews Rollins College Winter Park Fla John W. Bowman United States Naval Academy Annapolis Tommy McClure Moses Brown School Providence R. I Joe Dover United States Military Academy West Point N. Y Mary Jane Sikes Julliard School

Anniston Schools Opened With New Courses and Lunch Plan

Anniston public schools opened last Monday for the fall term. Superintendent A Richmond reports a slight enrollment rise on August 25. The curriculum adds dramatics, introduction to music, and a girls' glee club. Hot lunches are planned for students at a small charge starting September 1.

A. Richmond Anniston Publi Schools

Chaffee Schools Ready for September Opening

Chaffee public schools will open on September 2 with higher enrollment expected. Buildings have been repaired and readied, and officials plan a successful school term this year.

Chaffee Public Chaffee

Beasley Promoted to Paducah JC Penney Assistant Mgr

Archie Beasley longtime assistant manager at the Sikeston J C Penney store departs Monday for Paducah Kentucky to assume duties as assistant manager of that store. The transfer marks rapid advancement in recognition of his service with the company. A successor at Sikeston is not yet named.

Archie Beasley J. C. Penney Paducah Paul Brown Beasley Sikeston Brown

The Herald Report Full of Believable Claims

A brief feature notes the paper's trusted reputation and its stance on reported events. It emphasizes confidence in the Herald's coverage and suggests readers rely on its reporting for local and regional happenings.

Where Sikeston Teachers Live As School Year Opens

As the school year begins next Monday Sikeston teachers arrive and settle in town housing. Several out-of-town instructors have yet to decide permanent living places while others have already located homes with addresses listed for their residences.

Sikeston Frances Burch Moore Uriel Haw H. D. Bashore Edith Low W. P. Wilkerson Adilda McCord Marian Miller Moore Greer Agnes Erley John O’hara June Johannaber Carolyn Weltecke Marjorie Banks Wilbur Ensor Virginia Lee Marguerite Coffman Robert Walker Mae Louise Pfotenhauer C. H. Denman Virginia Anne Cook W. E. Hilingsworth Jane Logan B. V. Forrester Emily Sue Fletcher Mary Rose Miller W. E. Hollingsworth

Sikeston Teachers Resident at Home List Revealed

The article names Sikeston area teachers who maintain homes in the city during the school year. It lists R A Harper Tharon E Stallings Isabel Hess Electa O Hara Helen Campbell Myra Tanner Jewell Mouser Helen Baker Lydia Chaney Irma Allen Georgia Houchens Lucile Mount Lucille Finley Lillian Putnam Lucille Stubblefield Nell Yanson Margaret Clymer and married teachers Keith Collins Vernon Green Wm C Hopkins Laurence Knepper Raymond Palm Maurice L Stewart James Sims Thurman Travelstead Edwin W Hartford.

Sikeston R.A. Harper Tharon E. Stallings Isabel Hess Electa O'Hara Helen Campbell Myra Tanner Jewell Mouser Helen Baker Lydia Chaney Irma Allen Georgia Houchens Lucile Mount Lucille Finley Lillian Putnam Lucille Stubblefield Nell Yanson Margaret Clymer Keith Collins Vernon Green Wm. C. Hopkins Laurence Knepper

Miss Jennalee Sells and Mrs Sutton Return From Vacation

Miss Jennalee Sells and Mrs Louis Ellen Sutton return today from a month in Baltimore Maryland where they stayed with Mr and Mrs P D Malone. On their trip they visited New York Washington and other points of interest and met Miss Mary Frances Middleton in Washington and Mrs Dan C Beattie daughter of Mrs W S Smith.

Jennalee Sells Louis Ellen Sutton Baltimore P. D. Malone New York Washington Mary Frances Middleton Dan C. Beattie W. S. Smith

Mrs Matthews and sister return from St Louis visit

Mrs E C Matthews and her sister Miss Lillian Bergman of Santa Monica California and Mrs C C Matthews Jr returned Tuesday night from St Louis where they had visited friends since Sunday.

E. C. Matthews Lillian Bergman Santa Monica Cal C. C Matthews Jr St. Louis

Catholic School opens Tuesday

The St Francis Xavier Parochial School will open for the fall term on Tuesday September 2. Two Sisters of Mercy who have been active with the school will not be present this year Sister Mary Florence principal and Sister Mary Peter kindergarten instructor. Sister Mary Anthony will head the school this year. Other instructors include Sister Mary Cleophas and Sister Mary Ruth.

St. Francis Xavier Parochial School Sisters of Mercy Mary Florence Thos. R. Woods Mary Peter Mary Anthony Chaffee Mary Cleophas Mary Ruth Webster Groves

Chains to Talk Defense Stamps Meeting in Sikeston

At the Palace Cafe tonight a meeting will discuss how Defense Savings Stamps will be sold in Sikeston chain stores. Paul Brown, manager of J. C. Penney, will preside and the gathering will be attended by all local chain store representatives.

Palace Cafe Sikeston Paul Brown J. C. Penney Company

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