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Newspaper
Sikeston Herald
Location
Sikeston, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Dec 28, 1944
Page
11
A list of holiday visits and weekend guests from Sikeston to nearby towns includes Mrs. Roy Alsup Miss Alice Deane and many families in Cairo Kennett Advance and Essex. Notable travelers include Pvt Edward Spradling Fort Leavenworth and Charles Lindenschmidt spending holidays with relatives in Evansville and Little Rock.
A long list of visitors and relatives spends holidays and weekends with families in Oran. Names include Mr. and Mrs. H Lynder in Chaffee, Mrs. Clyde Riley in Sikeston, George Vogel of St. Louis, Floyd Glenn born Dec 16 to Cedrick Mpperson, and many others visiting relatives in Oran and surrounding towns.
Commerce residents hosted a crowded holiday roster with relatives and friends from Cairo Farmington Cape Girardeau St. Louis Columbus Ohio Springfield Ill Knoxville Morrilton and Flat River visiting over Christmas. Notable guests included Miss Julia Dodge Mrs Daisy Spillman and families. Chaplain Hartz stationed on Long Island was visited by his wife Mrs Hartz.
Mrs. Leslie Allen and daughter Reba Faye visited friends at Morehouse Tuesday. Mrs. B. P. Melton returned from Kennett. Vinon Greer of Cragmore Colo. visited relatives here. John D. Barnes underwent surgery at Southeast Missouri Hospital in Cape Girardeau. Mrs. Harvey Dunn and children of Parma visited Mrs. Ernest Muffett. L. E. B. Weaks of St. Louis stayed with daughter Mrs. Albert Parks last week. Mrs. Ruth Wright went to St. Louis to visit daughter Mrs. Gerald Goins. Douglas Hammock, in Florida, spent several days with his parents. A large group including Mr. and Mrs. Weaks of Jefferson City and many others visited Mrs. John Smith and family at Charter Oak. Mrs. E. C. Matthews hosted a Matthews family Christmas tree party with Santa Claus. You can believe what you read in The Herald.
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