Sikeston Herald issue details and holiday greeting
The Sikeston Herald notes publisher L H Denman and Denmar assistant publishs weekly at 9 West Malone Avenue Sikeston Missouri with subscriptions 1.50 in Scott and adjoining counties 2.00 elsewhere terms in advance entered as second class matter March 9 190S wishes readers a happy Christmas and a joyous New Year in the holiday message.
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H. Denman
Denmar
West Malone Avenue
Sikeston, Missouri
Scott
Sikeston
Mussouri
Let There Be Light Christmas Appeal in Sikeston
Benarr Macfaddern urges readers to turn on lights at dusk Christmas Eve and, for rural villagers, to place a lighted candle in a window. He frames this as a celebration of liberty, urging Sikeston and Missouri to show gratitude for a free, illuminated nation amid Christmas programs on local radio.
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Benarr Macfaddern
America
the Herald
Sikeston
Still Smearing Hoover Campaign Returns in Harper Ad
The ongoing smear against former President Hoover is cited as renewed by Red Cross associates and Roosevelt allies over relief work in Europe and Finland. Harper's Magazine issued a full page apology in January admitting the error about Hoover writing his own speeches, asserting he did so and expressing regret.
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Hoover
American Red Cross
Roosevelt
Mr. Hoover
Red Cross
Europe
Finland
America
Fimlane
Harper's Magazine
M. Hoover
Harper's
J. K. Atkins
Seneca Johnson
Christmas Spirits and Auto Fatalities Barometer
A caution that some spirits at Christmas spoil the real mood, noting that automobile fatalities will gauge how freely those spirits have been used. The remark ties holiday behavior to road safety implications.
He Came as a Child in Christmas Teachings
An essay extols Jesus as a child born in Bethlehem shaping modern views of childhood and society. It argues Jesus elevated the child, defended their rights, and created a universal kingdom through humility, poverty, and sacrifice, with praise across nations and tongues.
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Jesus
Bethlehem
Kingdom of Heaven
Hle
Jolly Twelve Club Guests at Mrs Glen Matthews Luncheon
The Jolly Twelve Club were guests of Mrs Glen Matthews at a luncheon meeting on Wednesday.
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The
Jolly Twelve Club
Glen Matthews
Christmas Parties At Local Homes And Clubs
Mrs. Gossett hosted a Willing Workers Christmas gathering. Mrs. Pitman held an evening party on North Kingshighway. Dozens attended dances at the Country Club including Misses Tanner Van Horne and Mary Jane Sikes. Mrs. Lasley, a bride, was honored at a shower. Several couples plan travels over Christmas and New Year. A Croquet Club supper and a dinner bridge at Parl avenue featured guests and a Christmas tree.
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J. M. Pitman
North Kingshighway
al Garner
The
Christian Church
Sikes Avenue
W. O. Lasley
Hugh Stewart
Sue Tanner
Alice van Horne
Country Club
W. A. Anthony
Parl Avenue
J. E. Robinson
C. T. Old
Francis Club
Frank van Horne
C S Tanner
Sikeston Class of 1929 Holds Tenth Reunion
The Sikeston High School class of 1929 held its tenth reunion at Hudson's Cafe last Saturday with 23 members present. City Attorney Robert A. Dempster acted as toastmaster. music by a high school choir directed by Miss Helen Campbell. Roy V. Ellise, then superintendent, gave an interesting talk. Attendees included Raft. A. Dempster and guests from Dexter Farmington Blytheville Benton and others. Messages came from distant members, including Virginia Hudson Oklahoma City and Mrs. Grace Long Yantis Lexington among others. The arrangements committee was re elected for another year.
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Sikeston High School
Hudson's Cafe
Robert A. Dempster
Helen Campbell Roy V. Ellise
Sikeston
Robt. A. Dempster
Conly Purcell
Earl Keller
Ronald Lee
John A. Moll
Carroll Sutton
Marie Marshall
Helen Baker
Linus Evans
Lynn Swaim
Thelbert Watson
Dellar Mott
Robert Mow
Buford Baker
Dexter
Kemper Bruton
Farmington
Shelburne Brewer
Blytheville
Ark
Wekson McDonald
Benton
Virginia Hudson
Oklahoma City
Okla
Robert Bradley
Bismarck
N. D
Noland White
Centralia
Ralph Fennimore
Cape Girardeau
Grace Long Yantis
Lexington
Robert Dempater
Pasteurized milk digested easier and stays sweeter than raw milk
A comparison finds pasteurized milk easier to digest and retains sweetness longer than raw milk, suggesting improved taste and digestive comfort for consumers.
Eastern Star to Hold Last Meeting of Old Year
The Eastern Star Chapter will hold its last meeting of the old year on Thursday night December 28 with Mrs. Ben Ritter in charge. Five candidates will be initiated into membership and all members are urged to attend.
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Eastern Star
Ben Ritter
Eastern Star Chapter Elects New Officers
Mrs. L. R. Burns was elected worthy patron of the Eastern Star Chapter at the regular meeting last Thursday night, succeeding Mrs. Ben Ritter. Ritter was chosen worthy patron. Other officers elected include Mrs. Carl Wilkinson associate matron I G Lewis associate patron Mrs Frank F Converse conductress Mrs Wade L Malcolm associate conductress Mrs Steve Humphreys secretary Miss Susan Putnam treasurer. Remaining officers will be appointed by the new worthy matron and installed with the elective officers.
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L. R. Burns
Eastern Star Chapter
Ben Ritter
Carl Wilkinson
I. G. Lewis
Frank F. Converse
Wade L. Malcolm
Steve Humphreys
Susan Putnam
Sikeston Chicks Rally Past Cape Girardeau Electrics 32–31
Alphonso Swaim hit the decisive shot after Carl Eaton sparked a second half surge with 14 points as Sikeston edged Hill's Electrics in the second game of a double header. The score at half was 18–12.
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Sikeston Chicks
Hill
Electrcs
Cape Girardeau
Diehrstadt
Alphonso Swaim
Carl Eaton
Methodist Church Carpet Arrival Delayed to January
The Methodist church carpet ordered by the Co-Workers Society will be installed in the latter part of January. Supply shortages from mills have reduced the yardage by approximately 600, delaying installation by a month.
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Methodist Church
Co-Workers Society of the
Sirreston Personal Notes Rally Holiday Travel
Duquoin Illinois hosts Mr and Mrs A McCord on business. Mrs Calvin Greer heads to Excelsior Springs Missouri for Christmas at Hotel Snapp. Flu recovery for Minnie Anderson. T L chitester to Camden Arkansas for holidays with parents. Ocelia Gossett visits Sikeston with parents James Gossett. Lizzie Ferrell to Clayton Maine for Christmas with Roy Johnson family. Eleanor Harty to New York City to see Jun and Joan McVickers. W T Stubblefield's major operation condition unchanged at Southeast Missouri Hospital Cape Girardeau. Fred Rodman and wife from Jefferson City visit Kendall family in Sikeston. H L Harty hosts Harty's relatives for Christmas. V McDaniel hosts Brase family and Jones family for supper.
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Calvin Greer
Excelsior Springs
James Gossett
Lizzie Ferrell
Clayton
Roy Johnson
Eleanor Harty
New York City
June
Joan McVickers
Montclair
N. J
W. T. Stubblefield
Southeast Missouri
Cape Girardeau
Fred Rodman
Jefferson City
Walter Kendall
H. L. Harty
Harty
J. D. Mechin
Charles
Jack Gray
Gray’s Point
W T Stubblefield Undergoes Major Surgery in Cape Girardeau
W T Stubblefield had a major operation at Southeast Missouri Hospital in Cape Girardeau on Monday. His condition is reported as fairly satisfactory. Mrs. Stubblefield remains with her husband.
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W. T. Stubblefield
Southeast Missouri Hospital
Cape Girardeau
Mrs. Stubblefield
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