Bulldogs Dominate Morehouse in Debut Victory
Sikeston Bulldogs hammered Morehouse 57 to 13 at the new Morehouse auditorium. Key scorers included S Waggener Crase 4, Rafferty 2, D B Waggener 2, Old 2, Matthews, and Wagley 5. Next they travel to Cape Girardeau to face Central Tigers at Houck Field House.
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Sikeston Bulldogs
New Morehouse Auditorium
New Madrid
Sikeston
Beal
Edwards
Wryatt
S Waggener
Crase
Rafferty
Waggener
Old
Matthews
Morehouse-Mainton
Jamergon
Procter
Wagley
Wynick
Richanson
Waters
McDaniels
Whitten
Bulldogs
Cape Girardeau
Central Tigers
Houck Field
Tigers
Col. Rege
Etkeston
Zamsden
Barn and contents destroyed by fire near Sikeston
A large barn and its contents including produce and machinery were destroyed by fire last Friday near Mee Nock Carter Place on the Tan er road northwest of Sikeston. Loss estimated between 1200 and 1500 dollars. Insurance partly covered the loss.
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Mee Nock Carter Place
Tan @er
Sikeston
Mas
D. Matthews
Golden Gloves in first card at Kewanee
Sikeston district boxers travel to Kewanee High School gym next Thursday for eight bout card against Cape Girardeau team. Admission 35 cents men 15 cents women, ringside 15 cents, 700 seating. Notables: J I Martin 135, Willie Tollison, Johnny Mack Selph, Pete Salmon, Charles Turner, Joe Turner. More bouts possible if matched.
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Golden Gloves
Sikeston
Cape
Jefferson Barracks
Johnny Mack Selph
Kewanee
Sonny McGuire
Pete” Salmon
Charles Turner
St Louis
Joe Turner
Sikeston High School Debates and Carnival Plans
The Student Council meets to review ideas from suggestion boxes with a steering committee of Tharon Stallings Garland Parker Margie Watson John Todt and Clem Beal. A library restocking adds twelve fiction volumes funded from fines. Debates begin after holidays with Morley squad in January and Jackson non decision matches. A junior class carnival on December 15 funds next year’s senior tour with queen candidates from each class and voting at the gym.
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Garland Parker
Tharon Stallings
Margie Watson
John Todt
Clem Beal
Esther Jane Greer
Sullins College
Brmstol
Morley
Sikeston
Jackson
Cooter
Kennett
Jean Jackson
Evelyn Klein
Mary Emma Allen
Betty Jane Taylor
Neil Hart
South Grade School Citizenship Club Program
Paulina Fink leads the Citizenship Club program in Miss Ragains sixth grade room with a set list of songs and piano pieces including Warrior Song An dante Mozart The Guitar Prelude in A Minor In a Chinese Theatre The Star Spangled Banner My Johann Greig A Maidens Wish Chopin The Little Dustman Brahms group singing Silent Night Gruber piano duet Paulina Fink and Donna Lee Tanner Also the Happy Hour Club held a Christmas quiz with Robert Husher winning five cents. Club officers named: president Billy Haters vice president Ar deth Kirby secretary Bobby Den eke treasurer Suzanne Lindley program chairs Maxine Lewis and G Lewis Christmas trees placed in halls of both buildings Patronize Herald Advertisers
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Citizenship Club of the South
Paulina Fink
Johann
Greig
Chopin
Brahms
Group Singing Club
Gruber
Happy Hour Club
Robert Husher
Billy Haters
Ardeth Kirby
Bobby Deneke
Suzanne Lindley
Maxine Lewis
G. H. Lewis
Chicks Split Twin Bill At Diehlstadt
The Sikeston Chicks boys lost 44 to 26 to E C Rob inson of Cape Gir ardeau at Diehlstadt while the girls defeated a Cape Girardeau sextet 39 to 28. The week left two victories and five defeats after a 46 to 23 win over Canalou and a 40 to 30 win at Diehlstadt last Sunday with a 29 to 25 loss to Charleston.
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Sikeston Chicks
E C. Robinson
Cape Girardeau
Diehlstadt
Chicks
Canalou
Charleston Clippers
Santa Letters From Sikeston 1939
Santa letters from Sikeston Missouri dated December 12 1939 express children's Christmas wishes including a doll snow suit skates and fruit. Also notes two local women returning from Cody New Brunswick Canada and a local ad urging Herald shoppers to buy local Christmas cards and folders.
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Sikeston
Santa Claus
Santa
Fors Wanted Murray Parkers Shoe Shop Charleston Mo
WANTED Buy any quantity as market justifies Charles and Ruth Murray at Parkers Shoe Shop in Charleston Missouri. Also wanted clean rags for machinery use at The Herald office. See The Herald's large line of Christmas Cards.
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Fors
Chas
Ruth Murray
Parkers Shoe Shop
Charleston, Mo
Herald Office
the Herald
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Kiwanis
Hotel Marshall
A. M
Morehouse
Cape Tigers
Golden Glovers
Sikeston School News
Fox
South Grade Scool News
Piianoc
Ketterer
Mozart
Gaynor
Concene
Gardlan
Smith
Donna Lee Tanner
Patronize Herald Advertisers
Sikeston, Mo
Virginia Mae Burns
Lttleriend
Sue Etta Hastings
E . Coleman
T .C. McClure
Cody
New Brunswick
Canada
J E. Hetherington
McClure
The
Herald
Mack’s
Call
Ning
General Electric Refrigerator
J. N. Ross
Baker Lane
Charley Snyder
Care Snyder’s
Kingsway Market
California
Caleb Smith
Malone Avenue
Sikeston, Missouri
Sikeston Building and Loan Association
H. C. Blanton
W. L. Haters
W. O. Carroll
Janice Whybark
Treasur
E. Bail
W. A. Anthony
4. A. Young
I. BR. Bowman
R. F. Anderson
Sidwell, Jeweler
Center St
EEASY
National Butane Gas Corporation
Matthews Building
Malone Ave
Gary Guide
Enne Penney Company
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