Christmas Holiday Visit Notes From Sikeston
Personal notices list Mrs. Jacob Dunn visiting Bollinger county and many residents spending Christmas with relatives across Missouri and neighboring states. Names include Hatfields, Bess family, McAmis Miller Lillard Johnson Shuppert and others with brief trip details and home visits in Sikeston, Poplar Bluff, New Orleans, Athens Tennessee, and Columbus area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacob Dunn
Bollinger County
L. F. Hatfield
Jim
Larry
St. Louis
John Watts
New Orleans
Louisiana
Albert Keith Bess
Poplar Bluff
Z. EB. McAmis
McAmis
J. A
H. W. Boyce
O. G. Green
Anna
John Fuller
Marion
Paducah
Schultz Riggs
Walker
Thanksgiving Weekends and Local Social Guests
Mr. and Mrs. O G Walker and baby Joan Marie of Portageville visited Mrs. Fuller's parents in town. Mr. and Mrs. L B Burns and family spent Christmas with Mrs Burns' parents and his in Cape Girardeau. G A Dempster hosted a buffet at North Brings highway with Rev E H Crear and family, Dr J H Kready, Miss Kathryn Clark, and Mr and Mrs J R Nolen. Harry Young and wife accompanied by their son Harry Jr left for Lexington Virginia to join Virginia Military Institute, after spending Christmas with his parents in town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amelda Watts
Steelville
Oo. N. Watts
J. E. Snodgrass
Carol Sue
St. James, Mo
Poplar Bluff
St. Louis
J. E. Hetherington
Boston
Mass
BH. P. Coleman Jr
T. C. McClure
Billy Bess
Wayne Bess
Monroe
Ed Lee
Mabel Caughlin
Kennett
Herbert Finney
C. F. Transue
Glenn Matthews
Milton Grase
Stanley McElroy
Curtis Cline
Flora Williams
Beulah Howie
Sara Snyder
Maudie Wicks
Mary 5
Arnett
B. B. Shirk
Woldenville
Oklo
Herschel Tyer
Claude B. Bonifield
Barbara Sue
Opal Morris
Bertrand
Bernice Morris
Mary Elizabeth Bailey
Sikeston
Bonnie Sue
Nash Cox
Bernice
Verna Lee Wanais
Cape Girardeau
Jack Johnson
Fred Hearth
Chester
Clem Marshall
Woodrow Wilson Jr
Woodrow Wilson Pearson
Bernice Webster
Marked Tree
Ark
Chas. Boyce
Miami
Fla
Jack Shuppert
G. W. Ragin
Newbern
Tenn
Walker Thompson
Hayti
Boyce Farm Equipment Company
Laura Smith
H. L. Smith
Lynn
Cora Crowe
Dexter
Kate Harris
Helen Johnson
Blue Mountain
Miss
Blue Mountain College
Book Club
James Matthews
J. W. Foley
Robert Mow Jr
The
Zoe Akins
R. M. Phillips
Jefferson City
L. Smith
New Madrid
Hazel Mullins
Jack
Cooter
Helen
Wallis Clippard
Clippard
Glenda
Blodgett
Sid
Paul Mahar
Marston
Camille Bloomfield
Mount Vernon
Marcia Weber
Bloomfield
C. C. White
A. J. Sherwood
G. L. Litzelfelner
L. R. Burns
Ada B. Culp
Melvin Dace
Ben Blanton
Kansas City
Myron Watkins
Pacific
Honora Bailey Fink
New York City
R. E. Bailey
Carl Denman
Sara and
Scott
Margaret Schnaare
Edna Mae Kirby
Ada Taylor
Julia Phillips
Susie Hutcheson
Irene Walker
Edna Council
Elsie Gillian
Sallie Matthews
Lavina Boardman
Jewell Humes
Wootson Hollingsworth and Ward
Clint H. Denman Jr
Methodist Young People’s
I. G. Lewis
Dellar Mott
A. A. Harrison
Tanner Dye
John Fox
James Lewis
F. L. Sisson
Loyd
O. G. Walker
Joan Marie
Portageville
Fuller
L. B. Patterson
L. B. Burns
North Brings Highway
E. H. Crear
Erreil
Eddie
J. H. Kready
Kathryn Clark
J. R. Nolen
Harry Young
Memphis
Harry Jr
Lexington
Virginia Military Institute
Woman's Club Discusses Bagnell Dam Paper
The Woman's Club met December 31 at Mrs. E. H. Crear's home with 15 members and guests. Mrs. J. R. Nolen led the program, presenting a paper on the Bagnell Dam on the Osage river near Eldon, Missouri. The next meeting is January 14 at Mrs. C. D. Mathiews 3rd's home on Tanner Street, with Mrs. C. B. Van Epps leading a program on club women and their literary accomplishments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clib
E. H. Crear
North Street
J. R. Nolen
Bagnell Dam
Osage River
Eldon
C. D. Mathiews
Tanner Street
C. 8
van Epps
Morley Woman Delegate to Washington Meeting
Mrs. H. F. Emerson of Morley is named as a delegate to the Federated Woman's Clubs national convention in Washington D C in late January. The group will visit the White House and meet Mrs. Roosevelt. Emerson has been prominent in Missouri women’s club work for several years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. F. Emerson
Morley
Federated Woman's Clubs
Washington, D. C
White House
Roosevelt
Emerson
Missouri
Miss Orvaline Cain Wins In Popularity Contest
Miss Orvaline Cain won the popularity contest at H and L Drug Store with over 200000 votes. First prize is merchandise worth 15 dollars. Second prize went to Miss Freda Lankford for Evening in Paris cosmetics. Third and fourth prizes awarded to Misses Charlotte Dover and Martha Davis for vanity set and candy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orvaline Cain
Miss Cain
Freda Lankford
Paris
Cosmetics
Charlotte Dover
Martha Davis
Hallingsworth
Denman Family Welcomes Third Daughter in Tampa
Margaret Holloway is the name of a daughter born to Mr. and Mrs. Paul Denman of Tampa Florida Sunday morning December 29. This is the third child all girls born to Mr. and Mrs. Denman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Holloway
Paul Denman
Tampa
Florida
New Madrid County Plans Hot Lunch Program in Schools
New Madrid County Superintendent Miles R. Davis reports Louise Wilson WPA worker visiting to promote a noon hot lunch for needy pupils, funded by WPA labor and community contributions with selections like potatoes beans and chocolate. Four month program runs until April 30 after quick local planning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louise Wilson
WPA
Sikeston
New Madrid
Atkins
Wilson
Beatrice Williams
Wyatt
Hough
L. C. Small
Charleston
Binford Henry
Blanche G. Griffith
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Cade
Automobile Head Predicts Good Business in 1936
By M E Coyle president and general manager of Chevrolet Motor Co indications point to a good business year in 1936. Chevrolet spent 25 million dollars on plant expansion in 1935 and public interest in new models remains high. If the industry maintains momentum the broader economy should benefit and Chevrolet expects continued growth after producing over a million cars in 1935.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. E. Coyle
Chevrolet Motor Co
Chevrolet
Thoxine relief for sore throat advertised at White's Drug Store
A drugstore ad promotes Thoxine as a quick sore throat remedy taking 15 minutes to work. It claims double action to ease soreness and irritation and to help prevent colds, suitable for children, money back guarantee. Available in 35c 60c and $2 bottles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
White’s
Hundred New Buildings for Cape Girardeau 1935
Cape Girardeau saw 98 new structures erected in 1935 at a total cost over 412 thousand dollars. The mix includes 17 business houses 42 homes and 33 small garages for private residences. The Southeast Missourian notes a year marked by unusually high building activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cape Girardeau
Southeast Missourian
Cape Girardeau Daily
You can believe what you read in The Herald
A compact note from The Herald hints at trust in the paper as a reliable source. The phrase reflects readers’ expectation of accuracy and steady reporting in the publication.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Herald
Also Mentioned on This Page
Powell
Insurance Agency
Keith
Woman’s Club
Washington
New Madrid County
Miles R. Davis
N. E. Viles
State Department of Education
State Department
American Theatre
Malone Theatre
Rose OF
Rancho
John Boles
Gladys Swarthout
Frisco
James Cagney
Margaret Lindsay
Captain Blood
Errol Flynn
Olivia deHallivand
Hoot Gibson
Marty Carey
Stella Parrish
Hay Franceis
Barbary Coast
Edw. G. Robinson
Miriam Hopkins
Coronado
Jack Haley
Johnny Downs
Josephine Hutchinson
Geo
Houston
Sylvia Scarlet
Kathrine Hepburn
Lily Pons
Henry Fonda
Cmmedy
Automobile
Eliza Campbell
H. & L. Drug Store
Bailey & Bailey Attorneys-At-Law
Room
McCoy-Tanner Bldg
Sikeston, MO
George W.hire
Scott County Milling Co
Robert A. Dempster
Howard A. Dunaway
McCoy-Tanner
C. W. Limbaugh
Malcolm
W. A. Anthony
Scott County Milling Company
Telephone
Handy Smith
Applegate
Tom. L. Chidester
Peoples Bank
I. E. Reuber
Trust Building
Optometry
W. M. Sidwell
Optometrist
Frank L. Sisson, JR
Palmer
Meyer
Front Street
Shainberg
Undertakers
H. J. Welsh L S. Johnson
Stikeston
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