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Newspaper
Sikeston Herald
Location
Sikeston, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Dec 25, 1952
Page
9
The piece urges daily faith through the cross and divine compassion. It cites Paul and Christ’s guidance, urging hearts to set aside self and serve with church resources, talents, and Kingdom imperatives for the present. Go to church next Sunday.
Mrs Dale Geske and Mrs W O Burnett chaired the program on December 19 with readings songs and games led by Mrs Nelson Gruen. Joyce Morgan Elaine Decker and Mary Jane Whittle performed while members and guests enjoyed refreshments. Next meeting is January 21 at Mrs David Croom's home and donations to the school ground fund are acknowledged with thanks.
Mr and Mrs R C Swannon and their children depart Friday for a two week vacation spanning Oklahoma Texas and Mexico with plans to visit several destinations and return home afterward.
Mr and Mrs OL wT Elder welcomed their daughter Miss Catharine Ann Cook of Ann Arbor Michigan as a guest for the holiday season arriving Friday.
Lynn Fishman of New York City and Bill Stern, national Sports Committee chairman, unite to support the 1952 53 Muscular Dystrophy drive. The nationwide December appeal funds medical research to treat and cure the disease, urging contributions to local Muscular Dystrophy Association chapters or MDA New York 8.
Private Jackie J. Campbell of Crowder Missouri serves with Battery C of the 57th Field Artillery Battalion in the 7th Infantry Division. Since Inchon in 1950, the division has fought across Korea and reached the Yalu River. Campbell, son of Mr and Mrs Sylvester Isaacs, joined the Army last January and arrived in Korea in July.
A Cunningham Walsh study over five years finds during 1952 that newspaper reading remained essentially unchanged after TV adoption in 1951. Other activities declined: movie attendance 17 percent, radio listening 88 percent, adults magazine reading 53 percent, entertaining 87 percent, visiting 74 percent. No off season observed for newspaper reading.
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