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Newspaper

Sikeston Herald

Location

Sikeston, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Dec 08, 1938

Page

8

Art of living cited at library meeting by Mrs Epperly

A joint session of the Senior and Junior Women's clubs at the library heard Mrs Marvin Epperly of Moberly Missouri call the art of living together in peace and harmony the art of all art. She urged simplifying life to focus on enduring values and urged the church as the 19th century sanctuary for learning to live richly. The meeting also covered hospital site plans for Sikeston and endorsed resolutions to pursue the project with eastern foundation funds. Tea followed and the next meeting is January 3 at the library.

Marvin Epperly Moberly Woman's Club Jas. Kevil Sikeston Eastern Foundation Kevil L M Hollenbeck C. C. Rose Lake Vilage Ark C . Carleton Farmington Ninth District Federated Woman’s Clubs Mesdames E. C Matthews Georgie Donnell I M Hollenbeck Randol Wilson

Kiwanis Officers Gather for Southeast Missouri District Meeting

Kiwanis officers who will lead Southeast Missouri clubs in January attended a training conference at Hotel Marshall Sunday afternoon. Led by LMM Standley, Sikeston club president and lieutenant governor-elect of the Mc Kan Ark district, attendees included John Sutterfield George Kirk B L M c Mullin Earl M Allen Yewell Lawrence Marcus Grant Will Cates L M Smith T W Gwaltney J E Williams Max Clodfelter Lon Thrower Guibert Hill Hardin Crowe Fred Micklish Garrett Harrison Foster Clark Tom Boyce John C Brice AFE Holland A L McCarthy and D A ll L Bomer, Poplar Bluff.

Kiwanis Missouri Hotel Marshall Lmm Standley Sikeston Club Mc Kan-Ark Mr Standley John Sutterfield George Kirk B. L. McMullin Earl M. Allen Sikeston Yewell Lawrence Marcus Grant Will Cates Bloomfield L. M. Smith T W. Gwaltney J. E. Williams Charleston Max Clodfelter Lon Thrower Guibert Hill Hardin Crowe Dexter Fred Micklish Garrett Harrison Foster Clark Jonesboro Ark Tom Boyce John C. Brice Efe Holland A. L. McCarthy DA. Ll. Bomer Poplar Bluff

Book Club Hosts Library Book Shower at Reading Room

Last week the Book Club held a library book shower receiving twenty four books and a large reading room picture, gifts announced previously.

Book Club

Study Course For Mothers Of Pre School Children

A continuing study course for mothers of pre school children led by Mrs. R A Harper will run this year. Meetings list the schedule with leaders and topics from December through May. December 13 led by Mrs Vernon Green covers How Parents Teach Their Children to Be Naughty and What Suggestion Can Do. January 10 led by Mrs M G Anderson covers Children s Diseases and Remedial Defects and Does Your Child Have Bad Physical Habits. February 14 led by Mrs Geo Fans covers How Can You Help Your Children Form Good Habits and Does Your Child Have Good Food. March 14 led by Mrs George Fowler covers Does Your Child Have the Right Kind of Playthings and Is Your Child Jealous Afraid or Untruthful. April 11 led by Mrs Charles Berthe covers Does Your Child Obey You and Why and How Do You Punish Your Child. May 9 led by Mrs W W Crites covers The Job of Being a Parent and How Does Your Child Get Your Attention.

R. A. Harper The Parent-Teacher Association Vernon Green M. G. Anderson Geo Fans George Fowler Charles Berthe W W Crites

New Treasurer Named for Junior Woman's Club

Mrs. Gene Potashnick was elected treasurer at Tuesday afternoon meeting in the library auditorium with president Mrs Buford Baker presiding. She succeeds Mrs. Charles Berthe who moves to Memphis. New members Mrs Pete Crites and Miss Lucille Stubblefield joined. Elizabeth Moore Benton welfare worker spoke on The Case Does Not Begin With the Crime Nor End With the Sentence. Club project for the year will be furnishing playground equipment for public schools if school board approval is secured. Christmas party planned for December 20 at the library.

Gene Potashnick Lbrary Auditorum Buford Baker Potashnick Charles Berthe Memphis Tonn Mesdames W F. Webb Leo Beckett Dewey Conrad Pete Crites Lucille Stubblefield Swan McDonald Time Reuber Reginald Harwell Elizabeth Moore Benton

Christmas Carols Sung by Apollo Group at Meeting

Mrs V L Bowles chaired the Apollo Group gathering held Friday afternoon at Mrs Frank Van Holme's home in Mrs L Conatser's absence. Mrs George Kirk and Mrs Elmer Poage helped present the program with Mrs A J Goetz and others. Carols were played by Mrs Samuel Gaston on clarinet and Mrs E W Milner on saxophone with Mrs A Moore as accompanist. All members joined in singing. Mrs B F Blanton, Ninth District Federated Music Clubs president, was authorized to present the baby grand piano, a gift from the Apollo Group, to the library for dedication services. the piano was placed at the library and used for the first time Monday night.

V. L. Bowles Apollo Group Frank van Holme L. Conatser George Kirk Elmer Poage A. J Goetz Samuel Gaston E. W. Milner A. Moore

Auxiliary members named district officers

Twenty-three members attended the American Legion Auxiliary meeting at Mrs. C. L. Blanton’s home with one visitor, Mrs. Don Kochel. Officers named include publicity chairwoman Tanner C. Dye and district rehabilitation chair G. W. H. Presnell, plus junior activities chair Art Burrow. Members urged to donate bed linens and children’s clothing to aid veterans’ families, and two high school essay prizes will be awarded next spring on National Defense and Fidac. Guests viewed safety films by J. Wm Foley. Next meeting set for December 20 at Mrs. Loomis Mayfield’s. members asked to bring two toys and a can of fruit or vegetables for Christmas baskets.

American Legion Auxiliary C. L. Blanton Don Kochel Canaloa Wm. A. Smith Tanner C. Dye Kathryn Johnson G. W. H. Presnell Art Burrow Loomis Mayfield National Defense J. Wm Foley

Co Workers Society to Meet With Mrs Grer

The Co Workers Society plans its last pre Christmas meeting next Tuesday afternoon at the home of Mrs Calvin Greer. Mrs G W Clark, visiting relatives in Illinois, will assist Mrs Greer in entertaining. The gathering is organized by president Mrs Anna Winchester.

Co- Workers Society Calvin Greer G W Clark Ilinois Greer Anna Winchester

Rebekah Lodge to Elect Officers Friday Meeting

Rebekah Lodge will select officers for the coming year at its Friday night session on December 9 in the Odd Fellows hall. President Mrs. Toma Meyers of Blodgett will preside, and all members are urged to attend this important meeting.

Rebekah Lodge Odd Fellows Hall Toma Meyers Blodgett

Ebert Kready Christmas Party Planned by Missionary Society

The Ebert Kready Missionary Society of the Methodist church will host its Christmas party on Thursday afternoon December 15 at Mrs G A Demp ster's North Kingshighway home. Associate hostess will be Mrs Grover Baker. Program leader will be Mrs F E Mount and Mrs T F Henry will lead the devotional duties.

Ebert-Kready Missionary Society of the Methodist Church G. A. Dempster North Kingshighway Grover Baker F. E. Mount T. F Henry

Jolly Twelve Club Honors Members With Dinner and Theater

Members of the Jolly Twelve Club honored on Wednesday with a turkey dinner at the Homestead Hotel celebrating birth anniversaries of Mrs W W Lankford and Mrs Ben Carroll. Ten of sixteen members attended the event. After dinner the group enjoyed a matinee at Malone Theatre.

Jolly Twelve Homestead Hotel W W Lankford Ben Carroll Malone Theatre

Reverend Rains to Speak at Kiwanis Meeting

Rev R S Rains pastor of Sikeston Christian Church will be principal speaker at the regular Kiwanis meeting at Hotel Marshall Friday night December 9. He will address the subject Dividing the Increase and all members are urged to attend.

R. S. Rains Sikeston Christian Church Sikeston Kiwanis Club Hotel Marshall Rev Rains

American Legion to Meet Monday

The regular meeting of the American Legion will be held near Monday December 12 with Dr A Anthony post commander in charge.

American Legion Dr . A. Anthony

Births and public service notes from Scott County

Mr and Mrs Ernest Sprngs of Salcedo report a son born yesterday December 7. A daughter Shurley Geneva was born to Mr and Mrs B A Merrick near Sikeston on December 5. Richard Thomas is the name given the son born December 7 to Mr and Mrs Elvis Evans near Sikeston. Mrs E D Preston newly elected justice of the peace in Kelso township has been assigned to northern Scott county as investigator for the Social Security Commission.

Ernest Sprngs Salcedo Shurley Geneva B. A. Merrick Sikeston Richard Thomas Elvis Evans Near Sikeston Chaffee E. D. Preston Kelso Township Scott County Social Security Commission

SiKESTON Personal Notes Hosts and Visits

Mesdames R. H. Wilson and A. C. Barrett entertain twelve friends with a chili luncheon Friday. Mrs. Calvin Greer attended two luncheons hosted by Mrs. Frank Russell in Charleston last Saturday with members of the Birthday Club. Mrs. P. A. McDougal and son Dick spent the weekend in Kennett and Clarkton with relatives. Mrs. Edna Shankle and Mrs. Lyon Schroff were business visitors in Cape Girardeau today.

Mesdames R. H. Wilson A. C. Barrett Calvin Greer Frank Russell Charleston Birthday Club P. A. McDougal Kennett and Clarkton Edna Shankle Lyon Schroff Cape Girardeau

W B A to Elect Officers on Monday Night

The Woman's Benefit Association will elect officers for the coming year at its regular meeting Monday night December 12 at the Odd Fellows hall on North Kingshighway. President Mrs Clarence Marshall will preside. all members are urged to attend.

Woman's Benefit Association Odd Fellows Hall North Kingshighway Clarence Marshall

Lloyd Rayburn Chosen Head Of Masonic Lodge

Lloyd Rayburn was chosen worshipful master of the Sikeston Masonic Lodge at the meeting held Thursday night last week. A A Harrison was reappointed secretary for sixteen years. Other officers named include J. H. Hayden Jr as senior warden, George Lufcy as junior warden, and Linn Smith as treasurer. Rayburn appointed Archie Hayden, Otis Champion, Wm. Hayden, Carl Wilkinson, Jere Caverno Jr., Conly Purcell, Marshal, and Steve Humphrey as officers. Installation set for the first meeting of the new year.

Lloyd Rayburn Sikeston Jere Caverno Jr Conly Purcell Marshal Steve Humphrey Tyler

Eastern Star Matrons Luncheon Held by 50th District

Twenty Past Matrons Club members of Eastern Star Chapters in the 50th district met for a luncheon Monday at Mrs. H. E Dudley home. Club president Mrs. O L Spenter of Benton presided. Tonight in the I O O F hall the chapter plans its regular meeting with officer elections led by worthy matron Mrs Wade Shankle of Dexter.

Eastern Star H. E Dudley O L. Spenter Benton Eastern Star Chapter I.O OF Hall Wade Shankle Dexter

Library board committee to source Sunset addition books

A library board committee will start early work on securing books for the Sunset addition. The Wo man’s Club and other library supporters will donate volumes to aid the project.

D A R Meeting With Mrs Bailey Hosts Program

Kingshighway Chapter D A R will meet next Saturday afternoon December 10 at Mrs R A Bailey's home. Miss Adilda McCord assists in entertaining. Mrs E P Crowe of Dexter directs the program with the theme The Spirit of Hand Made Things.

Kingshighway Daughters of the American Revolution R. A. Bailey Adilda McCord E P. Crowe Dexter

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Epperly Junior Woman's Club Co-Workers Society Ebert Kreeady Jolly Twelve Club Rev. Rains Williams Fruit Market Matthews Wagon Yard Bldg Herald Masonic Lodge Sunset Library Board Woman’s Club Wes AK. A. Bailey Mr. and Mrs. F. H. Cole St.Sikeston, Mo Tiny
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