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Newspaper
Sikeston Herald
Location
Sikeston, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Dec 04, 1952
Page
7
In memory of my dear husband Russell R. Thomas who died December 4 1943 while in the Armed Service. My lips cannot tell how I loved you my heart cannot tell what to say. Since the day you were taken away. Sadly missed by wife Naomi.
November meeting elected officers Bill Cagle president Louise Lyons vice president Shelby Guilding secretary treasurer Ginger Walker reporter Bill Rice game leader Alma Lyons song leader A C Cagle and wife to serve as community leaders. girls select furnishings project and boys continue pure bred gilt project.
A wave of defective blueprints has emerged in the planned economy disrupting project timelines and raising questions about quality control and oversight. Officials urge review and corrective steps.
St Paul’s Episcopal Auxiliary hosts its annual Christmas Bazaar at Hotel Dunn from noon to 9 p.m. on December 5. Shoppers can find Christmas trees, bulbs, dolls, porcelain figurines, Santa stockings, angel arrangements, white elephant and parcel post stands, plus a kitchen booth with tea towels.
Oran residents hosted and visited relatives including Frank and Mrs Stone and Ward Stone in St. Louis. Elvis Hudson in hospital. Amrhein Sr. improving after a fall. Lipes en route to visit mother in Effie, Louisiana. Melton family hosted guests Odie Greg and others. Hirschowitz shows 32nd Masonry degree. P T A council and health meetings attended in nearby towns. Milestones include 25th wedding anniversary for Millard and Mrs. Mansell. Sgt Lawrence Seger discharged after two years at Camp Gordon.
An air raid warden tests gas masks for three old maids at a big house. Amelia and Jane greet him and confirm their sister is away. The warden asks about the masks while the sisters worry about their roses and suggest spraying them.
In Caruthersville on November 25 a regular meeting elected officers to serve the Cotton Boll Girl Scout Council in 1953. Officers include President Mrs H V Sewell Kennett and Vice President Mrs T L Chidester Sikeston. Installation set for January at the Cotton Bell Hotel Kennett.
Anne Elise Berry will represent Missouri at the 1953 All-States Encampment to be held next August at the Buffalo Bill Youth Camp near Cody Wyoming. The Cotton Bell Area Girl Scouts Council announces Berry as one of four Missouri delegates among nearly 200 campers from across the United States.
Mrs. B. B. Wagner hosted the November Diehlstadt Extension Club meeting as Mrs. Ray McCullough presided. Officers for next year were elected and a glo candle work session was set at Mrs. C. C. Presnell’s home. Sunshine Pals were announced and names drawn for the coming year. Attendees included Mrs. Daniels, Mrs. Walker, Mrs. Throop, Mr. Byrn, and others.
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