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Newspaper

Sikeston Herald

Location

Sikeston, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Dec 22, 1938

Page

16

Drum and Bugle Club Hosts Mrs Carroll For Christmas Party

The Drum and Bugle Club of the American Legion was entertained Wednesday night at Mrs W O Carroll’s home near Matthews. The annual Christmas party featured a gift exchange. Mr and Mrs Paul D Higgins and Lewis Conley of Decatur DL will spend Christmas holidays with local relatives.

The American Legion W. O. Carroll Matthews Paul D. Higgins Lewis Conley Decatur, DL

Triple Wedding Set for Sikeston Couples on Dec 24

Three couples from Sikeston plan a 2:30 p.m. Christmas Eve ceremony at the New Madrid Presbyterian church home of Rev J E Travis. Brides are Evelyn Hitt Monica Kaiser and Jessie Holmes, with grooms Boone Wilford Ray Maxey and Euart Taylor.

Evelyn Hitt Boone Wilford Monica Kaiser Ray Maxey Jessie Holmes Euart Taylor J. E. Travis Presbyterian Church New Madrid Miss Hitt Una Hitt Wilford Jonesboro, Ark Miss Kaiser Lilly Kaiser Sikeston Maxey Arthur Maxey George Hawkins Taylor Scott County Babes Sikeston High School

Northrup and Miss Mott Wed at Christian Church

Miss Evelyon Mott of Blooming ton New Jersey and M D Northrup of Hot Springs Arkansas were married at the Christian church Monday afternoon with Rev R S Rains officiating. The groom s brother Byron Northrup and Mrs Susie Walden witnessed the ceremony. The couple will reside in Hot Springs.

Evelyon Mott Bloomington M. D. Northrup Hot Springs Ark The Christian Church R. S. Rains Byron Northrup Susie Walden Sikeston

Ada Black and Roy Boney Quietly Marry at Morley Home

Ada Black of near Morley and Roy W. Boney of the same community were quietly married Monday night December 19 at Ada Black’s home. Rev Ralph Dodson of Rich Woods Church at McMullin performed the ceremony with only the bride’s immediate family present. The couple will reside at the bride’s home.

Ada Black Near Morley Roy W. Boney Ralph Dodson Richwoods Church McMullin

Charleston Couple To Live In Blytheville

Mr and Mrs C E Brown reside in Blytheville Ark after their marriage last Saturday night in Charleston Mrs Brown formerly Miss Beechy Brown daughter of Alfred Brown of Charleston Mr Brown works in engineering in Blytheville.

Charleston Blytheville C E. Brown Ark Brown Miss Beechy Brown Alfred Brown Mr. Brown

St Louis Grand Jury Reopens Probe Into Ballot Counts

The Missouri Supreme Court denied a writ of prohibition blocking the grand jury inquiry into alleged discrepancies in the November election tally. Election judges Frank Rad er and Glennon Loehr had sought to halt inspection of ballots and records, arguing secrecy requirements were violated during a precinct recount.

St. Louis Supreme Court Election Board

Back Seat Drivers Control Car Speed Patent

The U S Patent Office granted Felix Berseford Millington patent 1 884 804 for an attachment fitting any automobile that lets a back seat occupant slow or stop the car by shifting a lever. The inventor claims the control’s rear placement aids comfort and could slow speed in robber-infested areas. Also mentions bananas and their medical use in diets for various groups.

United States Patent Office Felix Berseford Millington Millington

Missouri Elder Pensioners Receive $1.375 Million Monthly Aid

A Social Security Commission report shows about 74 500 Missourians aged 70 plus receive old age assistance totaling roughly 1 375 000 monthly. Most had no income besides aid. 59 percent are Black. 58.4 percent are ages 70 to 74. payments average $2 more for those living alone.

Social Security Commission Associated Press Missour Germany

1857 Divorce Boom Amid Marriage Slump in Reno

University of Chicago sociologists report 1957 divorce rate at 1.93 per thousand, a record high, while marriage ceasers bureaus show more couples seeking licenses. Nevada shows a 400 percent divorce rise, but Reno divorces fall while national rates rise. Maryland posts largest marriage increase in the survey.

Reno University of Chicago Marrige Ceers L&4 Stouffer Nevada Staes Florida Michigan Massachusetts South Dakota New England Maryland

Ste Genevieve Church to Have 150th Mass

The Ste Genevieve Catholic church marks 150 years of annual midnight mass on Christmas Eve as Father Van Tourenhout prepares to begin his 50th year as parish head on January 3. The church’s origins trace to 1732 with Jesuit ties and the patronage of Ste Genevieve.

Ste. Genevieve Charles L. van Tourenhout van Tourenhout Ste Genevieve St. Joachim Philibert Watrin Kaskaskia France Sainte Genevieve

Red Cross Aids 60 000 Children in Spain

The American Red Cross reports flour sent to loyalist Barcelona kept at least 60 000 children alive while 3 715 000 under age 11 face acute undernourishment. Ernest Swift, Red Cross vice chairman, says distribution of 65 090 barrels of flour and other goods is under way and thousands may starve this winter without aid. A further shipment of 71 000 barrels of flour is planned for January.

American Red Cross Spain Barcelona United States Ernest Swift Swift Noman Davis

Taylor Smith Named Tax Attorney for State Auditor

Cape Girardeau lawyer Taylor Smith Jr. will join the state tax department in Jefferson City on January 1 to assume new duties. Practicing since 1937 with Rush H. Limbaugh, he trained at Washington University and is the son of Judge Taylor Smith of the 27th circuit. He was the Democratic nominee for Cape County prosecutor in the last election. Pancakes offered for five cents Saturday at Hotel Marshe dining room.

Taylor Smith Jr Cape Girardeau Tax Department The State Auditor's Office Jefferson City Rush H. Limbaugh Washington University Taylor Smith Cape County

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