Social Notes On Bridge And Dinners In Town
Societies report Mrs. Fremont Goetz hosting a dessert bridge Friday night at North Ranney street. Mrs. B. J. Murback and Mrs. Val Sharp lead afternoon and evening gatherings at Murback home. Mrs. E. P. Coleman Jr. serves luncheon Saturday for her mother Mrs. Hetherington and guests including Leo Fisher H. L. Harty Tom Allen W. H. Sikes Jos L. Matthews and T. C. McClure. Mr. and Mrs. George Faris host Monday supper at East Gladys street for Samuel Gaston former Sikeston resident now in the Panama Canal Zone with R. G. L. Proffer J. Stevens Bob Gregory and Wilbur Ensor as guests.
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Fremont Goetz
North Ranney Street
E. P. Coleman Jr
North Ranmey Street
E. Hetherngton
Leo Fisher
H. L. Harty
Tom Allen
W. H Sikes
Jos. L. Matthews
T. C.mcclure
George Faris
East Gladys Street
Samuel Gaston
Sikeston
Panama Canal Zone
R. GL. Proffer
J. Stevens
Bob Gregory
Wilbur Ensor
Woman's Bene fit Association to Elect Officers Monday Night
Officers to serve during the coming year will be elected at a meeting in the Odd Fellows hall next Monday night. Those chosen will be installed at the first meeting in the new year.
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Woman’s Benefit Association
Odd Fellows Hall
University Women to Meet December 11
The American Association of University Women will meet at Ye public library auditorium on Thursday night December 11 at 7 30 o clock. Mrs Jefferson Rodgers will preside over the gathering.
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American Association of University Women
Past Matrons Club Elects New Officers at Luncheon
Mrs Harley Estes of Charles tow was elected president of the Past Matrons Club of Eastern ster chapters of the 50th District at a luncheon meeting Monday at the Palace Cife. Officers include vice-president Mrs Louis Martin second vice-president Mrs W D Lening third vice-president Mrs O Schon eff recording secretary Mrs Mayme Limbaugh corresponding secretary Mrs Rot Wowlkes treasurer Mop J O A McCabe and chaplain Mrs M A Masser. Thirty three members attended the lunch and Christmas party following.
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Harley Estes
Charlestow
Eastern Ster
Palace Cife
Estes
John Spence
Morehouse
Louis Martin
Time
W. D Lening
O. ©. Schoneff
Advance
Mayme Limb
Box Supper Planned by Sikeston American Legion and Auxiliary
At the Sikeston American Legion Armory a box supper charity event is planned for Tuesday night. The old-fashioned varnnety social will occur on Tuesday night in December, with invitations extended to Legion members, auxiliary members, and service men. Commander Carroll of the Western division will oversee the event.
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American Legion
Armory
The
Legion
Wo Carrol
Wet v
Apollo Group Christmas Program Planned at Library
Members of the Apollo Group will present a Christmas program at the regular Friday meeting in the library auditorium led by Mass Lillian McDonald. A massed chorus and musical numbers will be performed by Mesdames Dellar Mott, M. L. Canedy, H. E. Reuber and Elmer Poage, with Mrs. T. A. Martin contributing a Christmas story. Hostesses are Mrs. H. L. Harty and Mrs. B. F. Blanton. The meeting starts at 3 o'clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Apollo Group
Lillian McDonald
Mesdames Dellar Mott
M. L. Canedy
H. E. Reuber
Elmer Poage
T. A. Martin
H. L Harty
B. F. Blanton
Study Group to Meet Next Thursday at Sikeston Library
An Inter national Education Society open meeting will be held in the Sikeston library auditorium at 2:30 p.m. Thursday December 11. Rev E D Owen pastor of Sikeston Baptist church will speak on The Netherlands and Belgium. Public invited.
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International Education Society
Sikeston Library
E D. Owen
Sikeston Baptist Church
Netherlands
Belgium
Marionette Show Sponsored by Civic Club in Sikeston
The Woman's Civic Club at Sikeston met at the public library to plan a Marionette Show at the high school gym on Thursday January 29. The Rufus and Margo Rose Marionette Show of Chicago will perform Snow White and a Rip Van Winkle plus a variety show. Proceeds support nursery equipment at Sikeston General Hospital.
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Woman's Civic Club
Sikeston Public Library
Rufus and
Margo Rose
Chicago
Equpment
Sikeston General Hospital
Snow
J. W. Bryan
Virgil Proffer
Joe McCord
James Hopkins
Ralph Palmer
A. B Woodbury
Gleaners Class Christmas Party Planned at Church
The Gleaners Class of the Methodist church will hold its annual Christmas party at the church on Wednesday night December 10 with Mrs Bee McMullin in charge of arrangements. All members are invited and urged to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gleaners
The
Methodist Church
Bee McMullin
Woman's Club to hear Catherine of Aragon review
Mrs. Roger Batley will review the Garrett Mattingly book Catherine of Aragon at the Woman's Club meeting. The session opens with business led by president Mrs. J. Wm Foley, followed by hostesses Mrs. Otte Mundorf and Mrs. C. Scott for the afternoon.
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Roger Batley
Catherine of Aragon
Garrett Mattingly
Woman's Club
J. Wm Foley
Otte Mundorf
C. Scott
Marian Sexton Weds Cape Girardeau Man in Sikeston
Miss Marian Sexton daughter of Mr and Mrs L H Sexton wed Denver Sander of Cape Girardeau Friday night at the Baptist church here Rev E D Owen officiated. Attendants were Anda McCuiston Sikeston and Roy Craft Cape Girardeau. The bride a Sikeston native and Sikeston Baptist Church secretary, and the groom of Cape Girardeau who works at Sunny Hill Dairy, will live in Sikeston.
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Marian Sexton
L. H. Sexton
Denver Sander
Cape Girardeau
Baptist Church
E. D. Owen
Anda McCuiston
Sikeston
Roy Craft
Sikeston High
Sikeston Youth Marries Fornfelt Girl Sunday
After Sunday services at the Methodist church in Charleston, Marinelle Sample of Fornfelt wed William Orr of Sikeston in a single rag ceremony performed by Rev. J. C. Montgomery. Attendants were Mrs. Fred Neun of St. Louis and Don Cope of Sikeston. The bride, a Fornfelt high school graduate, had attended State College in Cape Girardeau since September. The groom, Sikeston high school graduate, works at Coca Cola Bottling Company. They reside at 419 Matthews Street.
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Charleston
Marinelle Sample
Fornfelt
William Orr
Sikeston
J. C. Montgomery
Fred Neun
St. Louis
Don Cope
State College
Cape Garardeau
Sikeston High School
Coca Cola Botting Company
Mr. Orr
Matthews Street
July wedding announced for Hansel Duncan couple
Mr and Mrs Hansel Duncan announce their marriage at First Christian Church Dexter on July 9 with Rev Walter A Smith officiating. Attendants were Adeline Montgomery and Basil Marcus. Zelma Kem, former Zelma Kem, is Duncan’s bride.
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Hansel Duncan
Dexter
Walter A. Smith
Adeline Montgomery
Basil Marcus
Sikeston
J C. Penney Company
Duncan
Elize Duncan
Scott County Milling Company
Voiture No 460 to Hold Second Annual Wreck Meeting
About 150 men are expected at Sikeston Armory on Saturday for the Southeast Missouri Voiture No 460 wreck. Conductor Loomis Mayfield leads the event with Herb Walton in charge of the mess and R V Tackbury of Poplar Bluff directing the floor show. Local members include Harry Kuk and Dr C W Limbaugh.
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Southeast Missouri
Sikeston Armory
Loomis Mayfield
Herb Walton
R V Tackbury
Poplar Bluff
Harry Kuk
C. W. Limbaugh
Business Women Hold Meeting at Baptist Church
The Business Women's Circle of the Baptist church met Tuesday night at Miss Magdalene Moser's William Street home with nine members present. Miss Maxine Husher joined the roll, and Miss Helen Johnson chaired the program featuring Mrs. Miles Limbaugh's review of These Things Remain by Ella Broadus Robertson. Others included Misses Muriel Edwards and Lillian Belle Taylor. The group voted to hold a dinner at Mrs. Limbaugh's home on Tuesday December 16 with gift exchange.
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Business Women’s Circle of the Baptist Church
Helen Johnson
Miles Limbaugh
Ella Broadus Robertson
Muriel Edwards
Lillian Belle Taylor
Lions Club Turkey Shoots Planned Over Three Days
The Lions Club will run turkey shoots on December 20 21 and 22 at Lake Inn Tavern east of Sikes Co. Proceeds fund Christmas beer for underprivileged children. President Charles Dement reported on the lunchroom project while F E Mount outlined the local Defense Committee plan. twenty one members attended the Palace Cafe meeting.
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The
Lions Club
Lake Inn Tavern
Sikes Co
F. E. Mount
Skeston
Lions
Jaycees Plan Exercise Project at Sikeston High School
At Hudsons Cafe a Junior Chamber committee led by L E Allard Jr was formed to organize games and other exercise for Sikeston men at the high school gym. The group aims to involve civic clubs in furnishing Camp Robinson Day Room with lamps chairs and other needed items. Jim Finch of Cape Girardeau attended as a guest. Fourteen members present.
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Junior Chamber of Commerce
Hudsons Cafe
ER. Putnam Jr
Joe McCord
G Cc Baker Jr
L E. Allard Jr
Presidnt
Sikeston
Allard
Con
Company K
Camp Robinson
Conly Purcell
Jack Bryan
Buddy Lair
Jim Finch
Cape Guitardeau
Odd Fellows Elect New Officers In Annual Rites
At Tuesday night’s hall meeting the Odd Fellows lodge elected Jesse W Bohannon noble grand and Cass L Myers vice grand. Charles Bethune will continue as secretary for a ninth year and Bernard Crain as treasurer. Jack Watson won a 3 year board of trustees seat alongside Roy Wagner and W L Kirby. Remaining officers to be appointed by the new noble grand and installed in January. First degree work was also held.
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Odd Fellows Lodge
Jesse W. Bohannon
Cass L. Myers
Charles Bethune
Bernard Crain
Jack Watson
Roy Wagner
W. L. Kirby
Two new members for Sikes ton Kiwanis Club
The Sikes ton Kiwanis Club admitted Claud Jamison and Max Chandler as new members at the Palace Cafe meeting Friday night November 28. Ensign Charles Tanner USN, training at Pensacola, spoke on naval aviator experiences. Pancake Day was announced for December 20 at the Palace Cafe. The next meeting is December 5 at 6 20 PM.
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Sikeston Kiwanis Club
Palace Cafe
Claud Jamison
Max Chandler
Ensign Charles Tanner
United States Navy
Pensacola
Fla
Ensign Tanner
Sayers Tanner
R. A. Harper
Optimist Week Observed Across Nation
Optimist Clubs in the United States and Canada mark their fifth annual Optimist Week starting Tuesday with a campaign to boost cheerfulness confidence and optimism. Optimist International based in St Louis sponsors the drive to counter defeatism while acknowledging hard realities and stressing steady civic resolve.
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ST Louis
United States
Canada
Optimist International
Russell F. Meyer
Meyer
Kiwanis Training School Sunday for District Officers
KIWANIANS WILL HAVE TRAINING SCHOOL SUNDAY At Hotel Claire New Madrid on Sunday afternoon December 7 beginning at 2 oclock. Homer Miles of the Doniphan club and Lieutenant-Governor elect will lead the session with a panel including George W. Kirk L. M. Standley Dr A L Bomer Fred Micklisch Lee Trammell and T I Charlton. Topics cover duties and effective performance for club officers. Presidents vice presidents and Secretaries from Mo Kan Ark district clubs expected.
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Kiwanis
Poplar Bluff
Fred Micklisch
Jonesboro
Ark
Lee Trammell
Dexter
T. I. Charlton
Paragould
Mo.-Kan.Ark
False fire alarm at Sikeston General Hospital
Yesterday morning the fire department answered a call to Sikeston General Hospital. Smoke from a flue in the west wall set off the alarm. the flue was repaired with only slight damage and no injuries were reported.
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Sikeston General Hospital
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B. J. Murback
Val Sharp
W. B. A. Whll
Legion and Auxiliary
Civic Club
Woman’s Club
Butler
Cape Girardlaul
Turkey
Jaycees
ODD Fellows
Kiwanis Club
the Herald
VOGUE
Whiting-Davis
Ruby Hitt Marshall
Sikeston Laundry
White
Glenn Fish
J. Edgar White
Stallcup
Missouri
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