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Newspaper

Sikeston Herald

Location

Sikeston, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Jan 17, 1957

Page

6

Hauser Brown Marriage Announced In Lilbourn

The Hauser girl and William Brown plan marriage after she finishes school at Lilbourn with the class of 1957. The groom is son of Mr and Mrs William Brown of Morehouse and works at the Morehouse mill. A bridal tea was held at Lilbourn Baptist Church with hostesses Miss Helen Noe and Mrs W E Clyde as guests admired by many friends and relatives.

Hauser Lilbourn Baptist Church Helen Noe W. E. Clyde Lilbourn Margaret Hauser James O. Hauser Bobby Wayne Brown Hernando, Miss George Scott Ain Mob Peta Cab Agia Bacher Saturna Wasa Gherel Stat Masfield Nicholson Sundae the Morgan Thames Hess Pet Graig Coning Ali Leonard Baker Bostoseti Hawerd Heath Tamale Stobas Alice Heath Rast Praie Baker Ros Heath Alice Heth Audie Sneed A. Ro Scott Paducah Sikeston Calvary Shrine Abs Ros Nath Scully Tosier HL. Crites Ana Ars Oude Henning Morehouse David Alliard Route One Are. Ray Oc Muersh Co T. Wart Charleston Luther Spradling

Engagement of Positis Jean Henderson to Thomas Trayton

Miss Positis Jean Henderson of Independence to wed Thomas Trayton of Centralia, Mo. son of Rev. and Mrs. Jesse Laxton. Trayton is a senior at Central College Fusxette. Henderson is a junior at Central College Fusxette. No wedding date set.

DL Henderson Independence Kiass Positis Jean Art Thomas Trayton Jesse Laxton Centralia T. W. Gardner Mirdin St Sikeston Laxton Tommy Tiate Eve Hinenibal Missouri High School Bridgelecet Central College Fusxette Central

Shelby Jean Tanner Engaged to Airman Mac E Davis

Mr and Mrs Nelson Wolfenbuller announce the engagement of their daughter Shelby Jean Tanner to Airman Mac E Davis son of Mr and Mrs Edward Davis of Sikeston The bride to be is a graduate of Advance High School and Cape Girardeau Office Training School She holds a stenographic job with Aetna Insurance in St Louis Davis graduated Sikeston High School in 1955 and joined the Air Force in 1956 He completed jet mechanics training in Tex Wielita Falls and is stationed at Altus Oklahoma Wedding plans are not yet definite

Nelson Wolfenbuchler Shelby Jean Tanner Ate Mae EB. David Edward Davis Sikeston Advance High School Office Trainings School Cape Girardeau Aetna Insurance Company St. Louis Davis Air Force Wielita Falls Tex Altus Okita

Jackson-Chapman wedding in East Prairie church ceremony

Miss Barbara Ann Jackson and Jack Gooden Chapman wed in candlelight at Assembly of God Church in Charleston on December 29. Attendants included Ruth Lee Jackson and Marjorie Ferrell. best man Albert Chapman Jr. and ringbearer Roger Dale Chapman. The couple, both graduates, live in an apartment on Peachtree Lane after Chapman works at Hart's Bakery Sikeston.

East Prairie Barbara Ann Jackson Jack Gooden Tolie Fdenethc Ruth Lee Jackson Marjorie Ferrell Charleston Janice Fay Jackson Brenda Kay Jackson Albert Chapman Jr U. S. Navy Bainbridge Charles Jackson Roger Dale Chapman Larry Nickens Ruth Jackson Donald Dick Cecil Watson Jr Chapman Arniston Irish School Cape Girardeau School of Beauty Culture Hart's Bakery Sikeston Peachtree Lane

Local Hospital Admissions and Discharges in Sikeston Area

Patients admitted to Missouri Delta Community Hospital on January 14 and 16 include Theora Rules, Violet Wright, Walsie Green, Thelma Fairrell Thompson and baby, Sharon Alverson, Russell Arnold, Lula Cole, Halford Bell, and others from Sikeston and surrounding towns. Discharges on January 14 include Mrs. James V. Robinson and baby, Mrs. Robert Griggs and baby, Orvil Holden, Robert Emory Humphreys, and more from Sikeston and East Prairie.

Aussour Delta Community Hospital Theora Rules Catron Violet Wright Bell Cus Walsie Green Sikeston Chas. C. Calhoun Fairrell Thompson Matthews Sharon K. Alverson Russell Arnold D Lula Cole Wasmon Halford Bell Cis Massouri Delta Community Grace Lauie Allen Sikestory Robert L. Hargrove James V. Robinson Labourn Airs Robert T. Griggs Orvil Holden Robert Emory Humphreys Rt. 1 East Prairie

Mayers Expand Jefferson City Business Interest

Joe and Mrs. Joe B Mayer of Green Berry Road Jefferson City acquired the John L Beck building on EL High Street next to the Mayer Hardware Store under a lease by J D Newber Co. The Mayer family has owned the hardware store for over 196 years, making it the oldest established shop in Jefferson City. The sale price was reported as 15 0 ara purchased from the eight heirs of the former owner.

Jefferson City Mayer

Baby girl Emily Ann Rau born in Clayton Missouri

Stork Club notes a baby girl born to Mr. and Mrs. William E B Rau of Clayton on January 15 weighing 7 pounds 14 ounces named Emily Ann. She is the couple’s second daughter. sister Margaret Lair Rau is 20 months old. Mother is Peggy Lair, daughter of Lorene Lair. Great grandmother is Mrs. I F Lair. Mr. and Mrs. James Henry Cox of Essex welcome a baby boy born January 13 at Missouri Delta Community Hospital.

William EB. Rau Clayton Emily Ann Margaret Lair Rau Peggy Lair Lorene Lair IF. D. Lair James Henry Cox Essex Missouri Delta Community Hospital

Sikes Wallace Engagement Announces Marriage Tie

Mr and Mrs Walter Lo Sikes announce the engagement of their daughter Carroll Lea Sikes to Buddie Lewis Wallace son of Mrs Roy Wallace of Sikes The bride elect works at Nanes Sweet Shop Wallace is employed at the International Shoe Factory in this city The wedding planned.

Walter Lo Sikes Miss Carrol Lea Sikes Buddie Lewis Walace Roy Wallace Sikeston

News In Brief From the Sikeston Area Dinner Guests

A long list of visitors and social events is recorded, naming Mroo and Mrs Wino Ro Cauthorn and daughters, Mrs Maugie Hopper, Marcia Comps from St. Louis, and many others. The notes cover gatherings, visits, family connections, and social outings around Carbondore, Creve UBC, and nearby towns with mentions of Rose Parade attendance, birthdays, and upcoming trips.

Mroo Wino Ro Cauthorn Maugie Hopper Friedsa Alps Marcia Comps Beioof St. Louis Miseesedo Powter Vroteaa Poster Sikeston Maribsa Grant Narisa Hogan Grantte Coy South Ebu Tits Oeerby Coed Overby Fara Wonston Arto Groves Mino Poppa Wiechane V. Ho Shieh Poort Nee Gqauetiter Mass Tatricia Miocetice Gactien Sunda Peres Nopeel Hesniccek Sigs Detter al Ale Laddsan Theberts Anidsen Brodie Porte Slaw Bad Gacbte San. Bilis Deoaister Sharon Pusiiks Gisanie City Miro Gieorge Bernard Mos Ardige McDaniei Crato Sexton George Caulk Arktunday Aubrey Stinners Claude Rowark Route 2 East St. Louis Claude HT Claude Rowark, Jr

WMU Focus Week Plans at First Baptist Church

W M U at First Baptist Church announces Focus Week January 13 to 18 to promote World Awareness, missionary education, and enlistment in WMU activities. Calendar lists prayer, visitation, prayer meetings, a Royal Service Lunch, devotional hour, and church messages by Rev. ELD Owen, with emphasis on youth education and leadership training.

Womans Missionary Union i First Baptist Church Arrow Aong High Woman's Missionary Union Woo. S. Ttogn Missionary Society Atoga Mondadas Royal Service Eld. Owen Woman's Missionary Society Union Fut Girmentals Missis W WOM WMU DomenWice Amd Eam Metre Sk

Sikes Area Social Notes Highlight Weekend Travel and Visits

Residents and visitors roundup from Sikesand surrounding communities recount weekend moves and gatherings. Families like Waldman, French, Hedpeth, and Hall traveled to St Louis and Memphis events while others attended hospital visits, receptions, or grand chapter Eastern Star activities. Local movements include a shift to 849 Mary St, medical updates on L Nall, and multiple trips to Clinton Ky and Sikeston for social and ceremonial engagements.

Bob Waldman Barbara Mary Elizabeth Mary St Waldman Western Electric Co Hastissouri Bob French Portageville Rose Hedpeth Gary and Gene Caruthersville Dor Hall Memphis Tenn Brad Shain R. E. Sitton Imo William H. Shaw Elmer B. Poage Lowell Webb John Brannock St. Louis Marguerite Jans Grand Chapter of Missouri Order of Eastern Star Commandery Hall New Masonic Temple Brannock Mack Wright Oran Hebert Cote Webster Caren Vigs Mie WS. Webster Dren Dean Uison Mateddas Hope Tee Wasit Pavelles Charles So Panner Sikes Tetellelaw Wein F. Sikes Ape Miller Columbia Uy St Baovas Sikeston

Missouri federal budget impact on taxpayers

The Missouri State Chamber of Commerce estimates President Eisenhower’s proposed 1.8 billion federal budget for 1938 would cost Missourians about 100 million more than the two year operation needs for all state agencies. Based on Missouri’s 2.5 percent of the national population the chamber calculates 1.789 million as Missouri’s federal tax share, about 449.50 per person. Missouri’s state budget for the next two years is projected to be just over 1 billion dollars.

Jerrferson Eisenhower Missouri Missouri State Chamber of Commerce State Chamber

Local Blodgett Social Notes Over Weekend Visits

Guests from Charleston and nearby areas filled a Saturday evening gathering in Blodgett. The event featured family couples, friendships, and chapters with mentions of several local residents mingling, dining, and sharing toasts across a festive span of hours.

Birthday Party Highlights in Rip and Nearby Towns

Ms Bane texy Jon ooo and doe Bil Davis, Mr and Mrs Walke, Mr and Mrs Bud Collins and Pusey of Sciston attended Sunday Bests of Rip. Mia Hoo spent time with Miro and Mrs Ras Evans family. The Evans clan hosted a birthday for Mae linda and Butchie with many relatives. WSCS notes and Elon age 18 discussions conclude the piece.

Oderee Bane Texy Jon Ooo Doe Bil Davis Isite Ais. Walke Mories Mio Bud Collins Pusey Sciston Rip Colelins Nowa Mathis Detru Mia Hoo Miro Ras Evans Mathis Evans Evindig Jim Evans Maelinda Butchie Ron Evans Tommy Evans Daugher Roy Evans Ciidren Tommy Duff Evan Tl. Evans Jan Uf Byars Ritchie Robert Davis Will T . Rolests

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Hauser-Brown Phyllis Jean Henderson Miss Shelby Jean Tanner Airman Mac E. Davis Jackson-Chapman Albert A. Herr Piper City Ed Cook Mike Herrs Hot Springs Eweee Hospital James C. Goodwin St. Loui John W. Stuckeley Joyce Fay Ingram Morles Rie Joe Mayers Stork Club Sikes-Wallace Miss Carrol Lea Sikes W.M.U Chopra Kenneth Bo Chatk Gia. E. Hoomp Riahapeetegt Mi Alin Coca Eoher Pattail Waa Aoteth Praserver Prasecoter State Mission Christian Witnes Cts Ellis World Missions WLMU Ehsarer David Clinton Poe Anderson Atchicons St Laan Phrawen BOA Christian Church Bloanfieid Threwer Toate Mbps Peay George Konerel Leora BOW Bollinger Stureivant Berne and Mays Smith Hern Fred Hetlage Kewanee H Ad Harry Dover Harry Dudley Harry Young Ben Welter Bob Moore Elmos Panama City Fla Hi. T. Sizemore Greer Thrower Otto Hales Meydrtie Stith Ben Carroll, Sr Arthrite and Hervatarte Fouation Mae P.O Arkansas Blodgett News J. Jonn Naster Judy Ingsea Hide Chaly Prines Wenedeli Warde Paddy Diane Atidep Son of Hearst Siheston ATSO ELON Beogh School Rex Gregory Peck Jane Wyman Technicolor Lnessa International CinemaScope MetreCaeler Kirk Douglas Lust For Life Aturday Ee Lae Jaylor- Smith Carr Jerry Martin Lewis Baie Evele Bank OF Sikeston Sikeston, Missouri
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