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Newspaper

Sikeston Herald

Location

Sikeston, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Dec 18, 1941

Page

9

Christmas Bridge Party at Rustic Rock Inn

Saint Mrs. W. O. Carroll hosted a dessert bridge for her club at Rustic Rock Inn on Tuesday afternoon. Mrs. C. D. Matthews Jr. plans a Christmas Eve dinner at her North Street home with immediate family. Mrs. L. M. Standley hosted a Tuesday night dinner at Moore Avenue for her husband’s birth anniversary, with ten gentlemen guests attending.

W. O. Carroll Rustic Rock Inn C. D. Matthews Jr North Street L. M. Standley Moore Avenue Mr. Standley

Musical Test Given by Woman's Civic Club

A Woman's Civic Club gathering in the library auditorium featured an interesting musical test directed by Mrs C D Matthews 3d. Mrs A D Martin won first prize with Mrs Randol Wilson second. The business session, led by Mrs Paul Heckemeyer, approved sponsoring a Girl Scout troop under Miss Virginia Cook, a South grade school teacher. Fifth and sixth graders may join. The group also voted to basket food to five needy Sikeston families with toys for the children. Mrs A B Woodbury will lead baskets distribution. Mrs Allan Libby joined as a new member. Tea hostesses were Mesdames Dale Fulton James Smith and Charles L Kirk.

C. D. Matthews 3d Woman’s Civic Club Library A. D. Martin Randol Wilson Paul Heckemeyer Virginia Cook Sikeston A. B. Woodbury Allan Libby Dale Fulton James Smith Charles L. Kirk

Party for Methodist group at Kathryn Clark home

Miss Kathryn Clark entertained the Wesleyan Service Guild and the Philathea Sunday school class of the Methodist church Tuesday night at her Stoddard street home for a Christmas party. Twenty nine young ladies attended, sewing two dolls to give away at Christmas. Games and refreshments followed.

Kathryn Clark Wesleyan Service Guild Philathea Sunday School Methodist Church Stoddard Street

Women Jaycees to Devote Meeting to Welfare Work

The Junior Women's Chamber of Commerce will dedicate their final meeting of the year to preparing clothing and toys for two Sikeston families. Mrs. Wm. Mariam will lead the effort as volunteers assemble gifts for fifteen children and their parents in the Lindsay apartments basement on North Ranney Street Friday night. The group will also assist the Cadets entertainment program at the Missouri Institute of Aeronautics Christmas Day, contacting seventy five members to attend the reception and dance at the Country Club at 3:30 p.m.

Women’s Junior Chamber of Commerce Missouri Institute of Aeronautics Women's

New Officers Elected for Rebekah Lodge

Mrs Thomas Meyer was elected noble grand at the Rebekah lodge meeting held Friday night at the Odd Fellows hall. She succeeds Mrs Claude Roark who held the post. Other officers elected were vice grand Mrs R L Wilson secretary Mrs Charles Bethune and treasurer Mrs William Hannan. Appointive officers to be chosen by Mrs Meyer at the first January meeting.

Thomas Meyer Rebekah Lodge Odd Fellows Hall Claude Roark R. L. Wilson Charles Bethune William Hannan Meyer

D A R Cooperates With Red Cross Program

Alma Harris hosted the King's Highway Chapter Daughters of the American Revolution at her North New Madrid home. Audrey Chaney presided as regent as the chapter voted five dollars to the Red Cross and discussed selecting a high school girl for the Washington Pilgrimage in April. Members reported sewing and knitting for National Defense and a ten dollar gift to the School of the Ozarks. The program featured Christmas themes and carols by Mrs. Van Horne, Mrs. Canedy, Mrs. Poage, and Mrs. Mott, followed by a Christmas party with gifts exchanges.

Alma Harris King’s Highway Daughters of the American Revolution New Madrid Street Audrey Chaney Red Cross Washington, D. C School of the Ozarks A. J. Renner F. W. van Horne M. L. Canedy Elmer Poage Dellar Mott

Eastern Star Chapter Elects New Officers

The Eastern Star Chapter elected Mrs. F. F. Converse as worthy matron at the Odd Fellows hall meeting. New officers include I. G. Lewis as worthy patron and Mrs Pleas Malcolm as associate worthy patron, with multiple officers named for secretary treasurer conductress and others. Installation set for January 8 at Odd Fellows hall by officers Candace Green and Robert Mow assisted by Lottie Beasley and others.

F. F. Converse Eastern Star Chapter Odd Fellows Hall Eleanor Hahn Ruth Paul Trotter Esther G. M. Fowler Martha Buel Sizemore Electa George R. Gregory Warden Mildred Jackson Sentinel Frank Kindred William Woehlecke Marshal Elmer Poage L. E. Ford Candace, Green Dexter Robert Mow Lottie Beasley St. Louis Hugh Stewart Steward Hoover

Jallopy Breakfast Aids Pre School Unit Benefit

A Jallopy breakfast was given at the home of Mrs. L. M. Standley this morning to benefit the Pre School unit. Mrs. R. A. Harper assisted in entertaining. Mr. and Mrs. J. Wm. Foley hosted a Christmas party on Park Avenue Wednesday night with Drmana Bugle Corps members, their husbands, and friends attending.

L. M. Standley R. A. Harper J. Wm. Foley Park Avenue Drmana Bugle Corps

Adagene Legan Weds Flight Instructor Here

Adagene Legan daughter of Mr and Mrs Joe Bowman married Guy Dixon Jr of Hendersonville NC at 8 30 Sunday morning in the Methodist church Rev E W Bartley officiated Witnesses were close relatives Afterward the couple left for Augusta Ga where Dixon has been employed as an instructor at the Georgia Area Tech The couple were entertained with a dinner and later by Mr and Mrs Joe Lambert on Park Avenue prior to the ceremony

Methodist Church Adagene Legan Joe Bowman Guy Dixon Jr Hendersonville N. C E. W. Bartley Augusta Dixon Georgia Tech Guy Dixon Missouri Institute of Aeronautics O. T. Elder Joe Lambert Park Avenue

Pleasing Concert by Mrs Honora McKay at Colorado Springs

Mrs Honora Bailey McKay daughter of Mr and Mrs R E Bailey presented a recital at the Fine Arts Center in Colorado Springs Colorado according to the Colorado Springs Gazette. Her voice training has been chiefly with Oscar Seagle in New York who is a noted teacher. She has appeared with orchestras in oratorio and on the concert stage and possesses a dramatic soprano voice of rich warm texture. The program included Wagner Lohengrin aria Elsa s Traum Bach Patron das macht der Wind Handel Mozart Schubert and modern French Czech and English songs to display her interpretive abilities. She has delighted Sikeston audiences on many occasions on solo programs.

Sikeston Honora Bailey McKay R. E. Bailey Fine Arts Center Colorado Springs Colo Colorado Springs Gazette J. 8 Bach Handel Mozart Schubert McKay

Sixty Sixth Wedding Anniversary Observed in Sikeston

Mr and Mrs J H Vowels of Sikeston will mark their 66th wedding anniversary on Christmas Eve at their North Stoddard street home. Mr Vowels is 90 and recently ill, Mrs Vowels 82. Four of their nine children Nora Minner Don Vowels Sayers Tanner and R L Warner will join, along with family members spending part of the day.

J. H. Vowels Sikeston North Stoddard Street Mr. Vowels Vowels Nora Minner Don Vowels Sayers Tanner R. L. Warner Tulsa Okla

Sikeston Girl Weds in St Louis Friday

Miss Marjorie Hocker daughter of Mr and Mrs T H Hocker and Ralph Mayer were married Friday morning at 10 o'clock by Rabbi Julian H Miller at his home in St Louis The bride a Sikeston high school graduate has been employed in a clerical position The groom a Stuttgart Germany native has lived in the United States for two and a half years and is employed with the Sizemore Tin Shop They are living at the bride's parents home

Marjorie Hocker T. H. Hocker Ralph Mayer Julian H. Miller St. Louis Sikeston High School Stuttgart Germany United States Sizemore Tin Shop

Reiss Dairy Heads to Entertain Employees

Mr and Mrs J J Reiss and Mr and Mrs L M Standley will entertain with a turkey dinner and Christmas party on December 23 for Reiss Dairy employees. The dinner will be at the Standely home on Moore avenue.

J. J. Reiss L. M. Standley Reiss Dairy

Hedden Hosts Employee Christmas Party at Sikeston Firm

Mr and Mrs W E Hedden hosted a Christmas party for Sikeston Tractor and Implement Company employees on Tuesday night at their home. Guests included Mr and Mrs Walker Uht Mr and Mrs W O Scott Mr and Mrs Howard Myers Mr and Mrs Bess Myers Mr and Mrs Phillip Caverno and Mr and Mrs Bob Melton.

W. E. Hedden Sikeston Tractor and Implement Company Hedden Walker Uht W. O. Scott Howard Myers Bess Myers Phillip Caverno Bob Melton

Mrs Arch Russell Discusses Sikeston Library History

Mrs Arch Russell described the history of the Sikeston public library during the monthly meeting of the district WPA library training class at Sikeston Public Library. Miss Ross Floyd Crigler of Cape Girardeau led with the district librarian in charge as about 30 WPA library workers attended. The gathering included a filing lesson and talks on technical subjects aiding workers operating under limited supervision in Southeast Missouri.

Sikeston Public Library Arch Russell WPA Ross Floyd Crigler Cape Girardeau Missouri

Dublin Officials to Hold Day Meetings During Fuel Shortage

In response to a fuel shortage, Dublin Ireland officials announce daytime meetings to conserve electric light usage. The move aims to reduce energy consumption while maintaining essential services.

Dublin Eire

Elephant Pulls Nails From Boards With Trunk

A story notes an elephant using its trunk to pull nails out of boards. The observation highlights the animal's strength and dexterity in manipulating metal fasteners. No other people or organizations are involved.

Recapp Tire Co Advocates Rubber Conservation Drive

Ethridge Recapp Tire Co promotes recapping to conserve rubber for national defense. The ad urges motorists to recapp smooth tires now, claiming 40 to 60 percent savings and new tire safety, plus vulcanizing for damaged tires and tractor tires. It notes a government tire and tube ban lift uncertainty and cites a location between St. Louis and Memphis with contact details.

Army St. Louis Memphis Ethridge Recapp Tire CO

Savory one-dish meals with spicy baked apples

Cookbook style line highlights comfort foods featuring spicy baked apples as a savory main and old fashioned sugar cookies baked by mother. The text emphasizes nostalgic home cooking and simple desserts to accompany hearty dishes.

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