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Newspaper

Sikeston Herald

Location

Sikeston, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Dec 14, 1939

Page

16

Social gatherings at South Kingshighway and clubs

Mrs W L Haters hosted a bridge club party Wednesday night at her South Kingshighway home. Croquet Club members held a surprise birthday for Mrs C T Old at the Francis clubhouse Monday night with several guests. Mr and Mrs Lee Bowman entertained sixteen guests Wednesday in a four part pre-holiday series. Tonight they host twenty, Saturday lunch for twelve, and last Monday she served sixteen at a dessert badge event.

W. L. Haters South Kingshighway Croquet Club C. T. Old Francis Lee Bowman Bowmans

Junior Woman's Group Dresses Dolls for Lions Christmas Baskets

The Junior Woman's Chamber of Commerce voted to clothe about forty dolls for Lions Club Christmas baskets to aid families on Christmas morning. They will also provide clothing gifts to several families and seek discarded children’s clothing via President Miss Helen Virginia Keith. A wrap gifts session is set for December 19 at Mrs. Conly Purcell’s home.

Calvin Greer South America Margaret Bowman Louise Tinder Muriel Edwards

Gleaners Class Christmas Party at Methodist Church

The Gleaners Class of the Methodist church will hold a Christmas party at the church on Wednesday evening December 20 at 7 30. An exchange of gifts will take place and all members are urged to attend. Mrs Wade Malcolm and Mrs W M Johnson hostesses with Mrs Johnny Hitt serving as class president.

Gleaners Methodist Church Wade Malcolm W. M Johnson Johnny Hitt

Mrs Marshall Heads Woman's Benefit Association

Mrs Ruby Marshall was elected president of the Woman's Benefit Association at the annual officer election in the I O O F hall. She succeeds Mrs Dean Marshall with L R Puckett as vice president Stella Moll as past president and other officers named to be installed in January. Dee Belch of Kansas City will oversee the installation program.

Ruby Marshall Woman's Benefit Association I. O. O. F. Hall Marshall Dean Marshall L. R. Puckett Stella Moll Frank Moody C. C. Buchanan Sarah Matthews Nora Shanon

Junior Lodge Members to Be Guests of Review

Members of the junior Woman's Benefit Association will attend the annual dinner and Christmas party hosted by the senior I O O F organization at the hall on Monday night December 18. Dinner starts at 6 with a program for mothers of juniors beginning at 7 followed by a social hour. Mrs Leslie Rister oversees the junior program.

Woman's Benefit Association I. O. O. F. Hall Leslie Rister

Friendship Circle Christmas Party Planned at Moll Home

The Friendship Circle of the Woman's Benefit Association will host a Christmas party at Mrs Stella Moll's home on Tuesday December 9. The event features the annual dinner, with more than twenty members expected to attend.

The Woman's Benefit Association Stella Moll

Russell-Bradley Society Christmas Party at Mrs Sharp’s

The Russell-Bradley Missionary Society of the Methodist church held a Christmas party at Mrs H G Sharp’s home Tuesday night with assistants Mrs A Cc Barrett and Mrs Jean Hirschberg. Members donated 1.50 per pan representing yearly holiday dimes, and a social hour featured contests and a grab bag for gifts.

Russell-Bradley Missionary Society of the Methodist Church H.G Sharp A Cc. Barrett Jean Hirschberg

Varied Christmas Celebrations in U S

A meeting of King's Highway Chapter D A R featured a Christmas program by Miss Isabelle Hess describing festive customs across states. Louisiana celebrates twice, in December and March, North Carolina has a live oak tree with Spanish moss, and Denver hosts a civic center Christmas tree drawing visitors.

King’s Highway Daughters of the American Revolution Alma Harns Walter Clymer Isabelle Hess Louisiana North Carolina Denver Colo Colorado Civic Center Audrey Chaney Margaret Clymer

Fidels Class Christmas Party Planned by Baptist Church

The Fidels Class of the Baptist church will hold its annual Christmas party Friday night December 15 at Mrs. P. H. Stevenson’s home on Gladys Street. It will be a pot-luck supper at 7 o'clock with an exchange of gifts during the social hour.

Fidels The Baptist Church P. H Stevson Gladys Street

Co. E. S. Birthday Club Luncheon Planned

The Eastern Star Birthday Club will hold a luncheon at the Palace Cafe on Wednesday December 20 starting at 12 30 PM. After the meal members will have a social hour at the home of Mrs F E Mount on West Gladys Street.

Eastern Star Birthday Club Palace Cafe F. E Mount Gladys Street

Ben Jon Society to Meet Next Week Christmas Party

The Ben Jon Missionary Society of the Methodist church will meet Monday night with Miss Kathryn Clark at her home on Stoddard Street. The Philathea Class will join the Ben Jon Society for the annual joint Christmas party.

Ben-Jon Missionary Society of the Methodist Church Kathryn Clark Stoddard Street Philathea Ben-Jon Society

Christmas Party Helps L A W Class Host Home Event

The L A W Class of the Christian church held its annual Christmas party Tuesday night at Mrs. L Sutterfield home with Mrs S E Reed assisting. After games there was a gift exchange and Mrs Rufus Reed received a handkerchief shower. Mrs Reed will move Springfield this week.

L. A. W. Class The Christian Church L. Sutterfield S. E. Reed Rufus Reed Reed Springfield

Folleys To Entertain At New Country Club

Mr and Mrs J William Foleyv will host a dessert auction bridge at the Country Club on Tuesday night December 19 for a pre Christmas party with about fifty friends invited.

J. William Folkyv

Woman's Civic Club Plans Toy Drive Meeting

The Woman's Civic Club will meet Tuesday afternoon at the library. Instead of the Christmas party, the group plans to prepare packages of toys fruit and candy for needy children. Mrs Val Sharp will preside.

Woman's Civic Club Val Sharp

Philathea and Ben Jon Groups to Host Monday Party

The Philathea class and members of the Ben Jon Missionary Society will be entertained next Monday evening at the home of Miss Kathryn Clark on Stoddard Street. Mrs Frank Schulte leads the Philathea class and Miss Lucille Mount serves as president of the Ben Jon Society.

Ben Jon Missionary Society of the Methodist Church Kathryn Clark Stoddard Street Frank Schulte Lucille Mount Ben Jon Society

Christmas Party for Relatives at Poage Home

Mr and Mrs Elmer Poage host a Christmas party on Saturday night December 25 at their Kathleen avenue home. Relatives invited include Mr and Mrs Jas Wilbur Mr and Mrs C B Poage Mr and Mrs Wilbur Giddens of Canalou and Mr and Mrs R C Poage with Arden and Allen and Mrs Naomi Brewer of Charleston.

Elmer Poage Kathleen Avenue Jas. Wilbur C B. Poage Wilbur Giddens Canalou R C Poage Arden and Allen Naomi Brewer Charleston

Morrison chosen head of Rebekah Lodge

Mrs Harvey Morrison was elected noble grand of the Rebekah Lodge at the annual officer election in the IOOF hall Friday night. Other officers named were Mrs Maggie Rewark vice grand, Mrs C. C. White secretary, and Mrs Lina Hayman treasurer. Remaining officers to be appointed at January meeting.

Harvey Morrison Chaosen Noble Rebekah Lodge I O OF Hall Maggie Rewark C. C. White Lina Hayman

Woman's Club Bell Symposium Delights Members

The Woman's Club held a bell symposium at the public library auditorium Tuesday afternoon. Mesdames L E Ford Robi D Mow C C Scott and Frank Schulte presented, with Miss Camille O'Connor singing I Heard the Bells on Christmas Day Mrs Ralph Anderson accompanied. Speakers traced bell history from baptisms to Christmas use noting bells in Bethlehem Harvard College 1643 Big Ben and the 1876 15000 pound bell in Philadelphia. A brief business session preceded a tea hosted by Mesdames Calvin Greer Barney Forrester and C T Old.

Woman's Club Public Library Mesdames L E. Ford Robi. D. Mow C. C. Scott Frank Schulte Camille O'Connor Ralph Anderson Ford Italy France England Scott China Jackson Schulte Harvard College St Michael’s Church Charleston S. C Florida California Old State House Philadelpha T. A. Martin L. R. Burris C. Buchanan Calvin Greer Barney Forrester C. T. Old

Japanese cherry trees bear to fruit

Japanese cherry trees grow fruit despite being planted as ornaments in some landscapes. The trees, valued for beauty, can produce edible if small yields, blending ornamental appeal with occasional harvest potential.

W C T U Members Hold Christmas Party

Members of the Woman's Christian Temperance Union gathered Wednesday afternoon at Mrs F E Mounts on Gladys Street for a Christmas party. An exchange of gifts occurred during the social hour and a brief business meeting led by Mrs A E OHara saw members present the budget dollar to support the temperance program.

Woman's Christian Temperance Union F. E. Mount Gladys Street

Pinnochle Party Entertains Friends At Home

Mrs I G Lewis entertained Saturday afternoon with a pinnochle party at the home of her daughter Mrs Dellar Mott on North Kingshighway. She was assisted by Mrs Mott and Mim Elsie Freed. Guests included O N Watts Gus Zacher E M Crooks F E Mount Jake Sutton John Adams W T Malone B L McMullin Wade Malcolm L R Burns Ben Ritter F F Converse John Fox J O Hufstedler and Carl Wilkinson.

I. G. Lewis Dellar Mott North Kingshighway Mrs. Mott Mim Elsie Freed Merdames O. N. Watts Gus Zacher E. M. Crooks F. E. Mount Jake Sutton John Adams W. T. Malone B. L. McMullin Wade Malcolm L. R. Burns Ben Ritter

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