Dogs Meet Jackson Here Friday Night
Sikeston high school gym hosts a Sikeston Jackson basketball clash with a 7:00 p.m. B game followed by the A game as Sikeston pursues its ninth win. Davis led scoring with 21 points, Nickens 17, Smith 11 in the latest victory over Gideon.
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Jackson
Sikeston High School
Sikeston-Jackson
Sikeston
Bulldogs
Rollin
Gideon
Davis
Nickens
Smith
Seer
Enenner
Buckles
Harris
Peters
Wilkerson
Brown Wren
Nweenane
Coleman
Hawkins
Bradshaw
Patten
Hopper
Busby
Golden Glove Tourney Opens Monday at Lilbourn
The 1949 Golden Glove Tournament begins Monday January 17 in Lilbourn high school gym with nearly 100 amateur boxers from Southeast Missouri entering a week of eliminations to form the team for St. Louis. Matches run January 17 19 20 and 22 with trophies for best boxer in each division and bronze gloves for champions.
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Lilbourn
Lilbourn High School
Braggadocia
Bragge City
Holcomb
East Prairie
Parma
Risco
Canalou
Sikeston
Caruth
Kewanee
St. Louis
Campbe
Lynn Twitty
C. A. Shelby
Neil Henderson
Floyd Liley
Clyde Collier
J. W. Leonbergre
Sam Hunter Jr
New Madrid County
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Frigidaire meter miser on display at our store
See the Frigidaire meter miser on display at our store now and you will understand why Frigidaire appliances are 3D economical quiet efficient and long lasting. LAITR'S
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Laitr’s
Sikeston High School News Highlights Student Fundraising
Sikeston High School details how student fundraising supports facilities and activities. Expenditures include cyclorama 636 dollars, football-field fence 1066, south grade bell system 306, bleacher work 1300. Football costs totaled 3369.35 this season. music and debate often run red. Carolyn Wilkinson named DAR Pilgrimage candidate after faculty-selected nominees Lawanda Calhoun and Bobby Scobey.
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Carolyn Wilkinson
Lawanda Calhoun
Bobby Scobey
Carolyn
High School Library Books Purchases Expand Funds
About 300 dollars is allocated for new books in the high school library, already ordered from the library account in the general activity fund. Enlarge efforts extend to other Sikes ton schools with 100 dollars for Bailey, 200 for South Grade, and 100 for Lincoln.
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Sikeston
Bailey
Lincoln
Money donated for new cyclorama
The cyclorama cost is shared by class of 47 contributing 215.77, class of 48 contributing 117.45, and the general improvement fund covering the remaining 302.78, improving the gym stage appearance.
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General Improvement Fund
Debating Ch
Debaters prepare for first season debates next week with events in Morley and Jackson. A select group will travel to Morley on Monday for competition. On Thursday Miss Mary Ellen Bailey will guide debaters to Jackson for a day tournament and evening debates. Robert Walker will attend the evening sessions.
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Morley
Mary Ellen Bailey
Jackson
Robert Walker
King Ambassador Quartet and Bell Ringers Present Assembly
An assembly will be presented Monday at 10 a.m. by the King Ambassador male quartet and Bell Ringers. The Ambassador Quartet will interpret Negro spirituals, popular and operatic selections and dramatize renditions. The Bell Ringers plan several Swiss Bell songs including Bells of St Mary.
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Ambassador
St. Mary
Students Debate Private Practice vs Socialized Medicine
Twenty six juniors and seniors wrote themes for the Medical Association Women’s Auxiliary contest. Most students opposed socialized medicine with only three favoring it.
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Women’s Auxiliary of
The
Medical Association
Larimer Ridge Social Notes From Cherry Correspondent
Mrs R C Cherry logs a week of visits and gatherings in Sikeston Dexter and Essex. Local residents including Lorene Fitts Glenn Bond and family connected with Miss Joyce Northcutt and several social calls at Merrick Cherry and Reynolds homes.
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Lorene
Bernice Fitts
Sikeston
Leon Cherry
Glenn Bond
Joyce Northcutt
St. Louis
Lloyd Merrick
Myles Stone
Carmen
Brenda New
Betty
Frances Christopher
Marshall Northcutt
W. EB. Hesselrode
Cape Girardeau
R. C. Cherry
Arvid Christopher
Dexter
R. B. James
Ethelyn James
Essex
Roscoe Reynolds
Latter Rain Tabernacle Services Schedule
The Latter Rain Tabernacle lists Sunday School at 10 a.m. Sunday morning preaching at 11 and evening sermons by the pastor. Undenominational Bible School Tuesday night. Regular services Tuesday Thursday and Sunday nights and Sunday morning.
Matthews School News Highlights Poems and Sports
Matthews juniors and sophomores see poems selected for the Missouri Kansas Annual Anthology by the National High School Poetry Association. The paper notes student transfers, a Pirates loss to Marston, and upcoming Canalou and Morehouse games. Also listed are immunization plans, library additions, veterans programs, vocational home economics notes, and a 4-H pig projects tour led by Charles Gardner.
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Matthews
National High School Poetry Association
Los Angeles
California
Nelson Curtis
Billy Jake Happe
Theda Frohock
Geraldine Ayers
Betty Lou Cockrell
Helen Harmon
Marston A
Canalou
Morehouse
New Madrid
Matthews School
Evadine Parker
Parker
Charles Gardner
Sikeston High seniors choose royal blue gowns
The class of 1949 will graduate in royal blue robes and mortar boards with white tassels, departing from the gray gowns used in prior years to brighten the ceremony.
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Sikeston High School
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