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Newspaper

Sikeston Herald

Location

Sikeston, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Dec 11, 1941

Page

5

Local News Highlights From Nearby Towns

Mrs Beatrice McWaters teaching near Paragevile spent the weekend at home here. William Ernest Coulson enlisted in the U S Army and is now at Jefferson Barracks. Rayburn Butler a State College Cape Girardeau student spent the weekend at home. Canalou teams beat Randles at Randles Friday night in basketball. Miss Hazel Lee Blankenship attending business college in Cape Girardeau spent the weekend at home. Mr and Mrs Albert Parks Mrs J W Ogle and Mrs W C Wison visited Cairo Sunday to see their aunt and sister in law Mrs W P Weaks. Clarence Peterson purchased the residence of Mr and Mrs Joe Bond. the Bonds plan to move to southern Illinois. Mr and Mrs Cliff Pinkstaff visited the latter's parents Mr and Mrs J Wallace at Vanclyser Sunday. Mr Barnes ill and entered Barnes Hospital St Louis Monday. Supt Neil C Aslin attended the State Teachers Association meeting in St Louis with Ellis Reed rural teacher in the district. Mr and Mrs Hugh Parks and daughter returned to Canaloa Monday to reside. Parks recently became bookkeeper at Percy Gin Co previously at Catron with Delta Beatty Co.

Beatrice McWaters Paragevile William Ernest Coulson U. S. Army Jefferson Barracks Rayburn Butler State College Cape Girardeau Canalou Randles Hazel Lee Blankenship Business College Albert Parks J. W. Ogle W. C. Wison Cairo W. P. Weaks Clarence Petrson Joe Bond Cliff Pinkstaff J. Wallace Vanclyser Barnes Barnes Hospital St. Luis Neil C. Aslin State Teachers Association St. Louis Ellis Reed Hugh Parks Canaloa Parks Percy Gin Co Catron Delta Beatty Co

Local residents visit and family notices in Morley area

S B Hunter of C De Girardeau was a business visitor at Morley recently. M V Harris of St Louis was here Saturday on business and to visit his aunt Mrs Mary Harris. Mrs Phebe Black entertained Rev and Mrs Raph Dolson and son of Dexter at dinner Sunday. Mr and Mrs Glenn Page hosted his brother Marshall Page of Vancouver last Saturday. Mr and Mrs L E Holley are parents of a daughter born December 1 at St Francis Hospital in Cape Girardeau. Bobby LaVal visited his grandparents Octo Bugg here Saturday and Sunday. Mrs Hubert Andrews and children of Sikeston spent Thursday visiting her parents. Marshall Adams spent several days here then left for Chicago for employment. Ray W Ragains spent Wed and Thu here with his brother and sister-in-law in Sikeson. Mr and Mrs C F Porter and Mr and Mrs Jess Porter went to Cape Girardeau to visit their mother Mrs Mary Porter at St Francis Hospital. Mr and Mrs M L Taylor and grandson Paul Bowman had as week-end guests Dr and Mrs Louis F E Bowman and children Albertg and Stephen of St Louis. Mrs H F Emerson, superintendent of the Baptist Sunday school, reports good progress and plans a Christmas program. A revival began Sunday at the Methodist church with Rev Ralph Dodson of Dexter directing. he is a conference evangelist who previously lived here. To be near her mother ill at St Francis Hospital, Mrs Hattie Couzeau came from Karnak Illinois and lives with her mother here, with her sister Miss Ernest Jones and brothers C F Porter Jess Porter and Doc Porter visiting daily.

S. B. Hunter C.de Girardeau Morley M. V. Harris St. Louis Mary Harris Phebe Black Raph Dolson Dexter Dimner Glenn Page Marshall Page Vanclyser L. E. Holley St. Francis Hospital Cape Girardeau Bobbby LaVal Vernon LaVal Chaffee Octo Bugg Hubert Andrews Sikeston Andrews Grant Andrews Marshall Adams Albert Adams Chicago Ray W. Ragains H. D. Razains Harold Sikeson C. F. Porter Jess Porter Cape Grade Mary Porter M. L. Taylor Paul Bowman Louis FE. Bowman Albertg Stephen H. F. Emerso Jr Baptist Sunday School Emerson Method Ralph Dodson Dodson Caps Girardeau Hattie Couzeau Karnak, II Ernest Jones C.F. Porter Doc Porter John Whitten Cairo Tom Moore Margaret Hunott Malcolm Radcliffe Dora Wilmarth Bertrand Charles Lumsden Marell Ezell Nellene Ezell Morrisville Wilson Yates Benton E. W. Wilson Lester Stafford Portageville W. L. Giddens Paul Bryant Charleston Arthur Jayton Charles Goolsby Jean Chloe Evans Hugh Lumsden Union City Tenn Chas. Lumsden Rolla Home Economics J. F. Thornburg Clifford Rela Canaloa Christian Women’s Council Ruby Critchlow Juanita Byrd Hattie Boyer Billy Burd Ella Ashworth Morehouse Matthews L. D. Waters Miss Wanda St. Anthony’s Hospital Miss Waters Alvin Evans Sikeston General Hospital

Matthews News Social notes and community events

A busy Matthews column lists residents traveling to Cairo Cape Girardeau and Rolla for shopping visits and visits with relatives. It notes illnesses hospitalizations and recoveries including Mrs Hunott convalescing and Mrs Evans undergoing surgery with twin births. Community gatherings include a Choral Club pot luck, Christmas concert, and a Christian Women’s Council quilting day with upcoming bazaars and meetings.

Kewanee News Highlights Social Visits and School Notes

Pauline Beeson spent Saturday night with sister Mrs George McVey. Miss Gertrude Brotherton joined Mr and Mrs Joe Tyler on a Missouri tour last week. Families including Ross Barker Blake Horseman and others visited Mrs Virgil Sweet in Farrenburg. Doris Brotherton returned to school after illness. Kewanee high school Christmas break runs Dec 19 to 29. Grade pupils present a Christmas program Dec 18. Basketball team won three of four games. Miss Cecil Williams and Homer Green wed Nov 29. Mrs Green resumes teaching. Senior class chapel featured two one act plays and “God Bless America.” A party honored Frances and Wilma Williams bound for Texas. Court of Honor for Boy Scouts Dec 2 with guests from Portageville Lilbourn Laforge. new star, tenderfoot, and second class Scouts noted. Kewanee Scouts plan basketball with Lilbourn tonight. two boys train to become tenderfoot Scouts.

Pauline Beeson George McVey Gertrude Brotherton Joe Tyler Missouri B. E. Ross Weba Jonesboro Clyde Barker W. T. Blake Gorham E. Horseman Grand Tower Ill Lester Blake T Woodside Murphysboro Gerald Grammer Alto Pass Virgil Sweet Farrenburg Doris Brotherton Kewanee High School Kewanee Gymnasium Basketbball Matthews Cecil Williams Kewanee Homer Green Green Miss Miller God Bless America Frances Wilma Williams Texas Wilma Nova Carlotta Rodgers Doris Gertrude Beatrice Brotherton Fay Ruth Guilding Violet Rhodes Hazel Freels Hazel Ray Opal Lee Milton Claudine Brigance Weba Ross Eutrell Hilton Marginette McGuire Farrie Schuerenberg J. 3 B. Jackson Eugene Thomas Bobby Tetley Ivan Rayburn Jay Blankenship Arlene Clark Paul Brotherton John Chartran Nolan Chism Slim Chism Miss Bohle Graves McKenzie Mr. Spaulding Kewanee Boy Scouts Portageville Lilbourn Laforge Boy Scouts of Scouts Ray Sizemore Colle Rhodes

Night social notes and a family illness update

The item notes a December 11 social evening with Mrs. F B E in charge of entertainment where gifts were exchanged and refreshments served. It also reports G W Evans, 70, of Judson Indiana, father of Mrs. Frank Radcliffe, visiting for three weeks, suffered a paralytic stroke last Tuesday and is in critical condition.

F. BE. Story Frank Radcliffe G. W. Evans Judson Ind Evans

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