Local News Notes From Nearby Towns
Mrs. Leon Lane and son Rad ford visit Texas relatives. Mrs. E. E. Dancy did business in St. Louis last week. New residents C. C. Douglas arrive from St. Louis. Miss Lillian Seabaugh visits Cape Girardeau. Capt. Bill Mitchell Army Air Forces spends weekend in California. Numerous visits and brief trips among residents of Cape Girardeau, Lilbourn, Sikeston, Osceola, and surrounding areas.
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Leon Lane
Radford
Texas
E. E. Dancy
St. Louis
C. C. Douglas
William Hartman
St. Francis Hospital
Cape Girardeau
Lillian Seabaugh
Harold Grice
Jack Maddox
Memphis
Weldon Maddox
Jack Brooks
Festus
Roy Miller
Charleston
Gail Miller
Bill Mitchell
Army Air Forces
California
P. P. Marshall
C. J. Bingley
William Stokes
Lilbourn
Alden Penney
Benton
George J. Arnold
Ancell
A. D. Rankin
Wilma Cox
Marvin Tinnin
Justice of the Peace
J C Sanders
Dawson Cook
Southeast Missouri Hospital
Cape Guirardeau
J. D. Vowell
Flint
Mich
Bessie Anders
Campbell
J. C Sanders
Tra Davenport
Osceola
Ark
Arthur McCray
James Bryant
Sikeston
DeWayne McCray
Commerce News Highlights Local Social and Travel
Commerce news lists visiting friends from Illinois and Kansas, family illnesses, and social events. Roy Varnon, Miss Georgia Dean Caldwell, Major Charles Stubbs, and others are noted with relatives in Cape Girardeau, Evansville, and Beardstown. Several families plan moves, visits, and gatherings, alongside medical updates and local business notes.
Morley Area News Highlights Local Visits and Sports
Mrs. Joe Emerson and Judy shopped in Sikeston Saturday. Jimmie Butler of Memphis visited Robert Foster. Mary Grace Leigh of near Morley is on the sick list. Mr. and Mrs. Forest Watson of Martin visited relatives. Mrs. Walker May and son Dickie shopped in Sikeston. Robert Foster visited Memphis Sunday. Mrs. Frank Jones and Mrs. Emmett Daugherty did business in Sikeston last Saturday. Miss Dora Sue Watson of Martin visited here weekend. Bill Anderson and family visited Benton Sunday. Paul Irvin, son of Elmer Irvin, arrived home from the Marines to visit family. Mr. and Mrs. Dick Swaim of Cairo visited H. F. Emerson’s family. Mrs. Ranney McDonough and Kay Eileen were discharged from St Francis Hospital. Morley high basketball teams defeated Vanchuser 15–15? and 31–15.
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Joe Emerson
Judy
Sikeston
Jimmie Butler
Memphis
Tenn
Robert Foster
Mary Grace Leigh
Near Morley
Forest Watson
Martin
Walker May
Dickie
Frank Jones
Emmett Daugherty
Dora Sue Watson
Bill Anderson
Benton
W. A. English
Paul Irvin
Elmer Irvin
Marines
Dick Swaim
Cairo
Ill
H .F. Emerson
Ranney McDonough
Kay Eileen
St. Francis Hospital
Morley High School
Vanchuser
Benton News Highlights Local Visits and Developments
Mrs Howie May and her daughter Carolyn of St Louis visited her mother Mrs Holley and mother in law Mrs Lizzie May over the weekend. Cape Girardeau visits included Suzi Finney Vonda Foster Maury Anderson Lois May and Mary McDonough. A new service station is being erected on highway 61 at Benton. A Benton land sale last Saturday was reported successful. W A Spencer has received his discharge from the armed forces at Jefferson Barracks and returned home. Mrs J R Henderson of Jackson visited Benton and the Wednesday club and Mrs Dr A D Ferguson held a visit. P T A hosted a kick off dinner for Farm Bureau at the Methodist Church in support of the membership drive. Mr and Mrs J C Caldwell and Dorothy Caldwell have gone to Birmingham Alabama for duty with the Woman's Army Corps. Dorothy Caldwell spent a month with her parents.
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Laura Chewing
R. A. Crowell
Cape Girardeau
Raymond Mayberry
Bessie Scudder
New York
Europe
Charles Stubbs
Tinme Stubbs
Camp Lee
R. R .Reynolds
Southeast Missouri
J. F. Nunnelee
St. Louis
E. J. Nunnelee
Jefferson Barracks
South Pacific
T. C Caldwell
Kalamazoo
Mich
Forture
Miss Nima
Cora Strayhorn
Frank Alcom
G B Clippard
Harold Rogers
Morley
Carl Dye
Crowder
Wallis Clippard
Howie May
Carolyn
Holley
Lizzie May
Suzi Finney
Vonda Foster
Maury Anderson
Lois May
Mary McDonough
Benton
W. A. Spencer
J. R. Henderson
Jackson
A. D. Ferguson
Farm Bureau
Methodist Church
J.C. Caldwell
Dorothy
Birmingham
Ala
Woman’s Army Corps
Miss Caldwell
Christmas Card Orders Urged By The Herald Office
The Herald office urges readers to place Christmas card orders early to ensure timely delivery. The notice emphasizes planning ahead for the holiday season and avoiding last minute delays.
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Herald Office
December outlook boosts U S retail sales record prospects
The Department of Commerce reports October retail sales near seven billion dollars, second only to December 1914. Early data suggest November, with one fewer business day, may surpass October, while December begins with a strong start.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of Commerce
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Evansville
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Elizabethtown
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