Local social notes from Matthews area residents
Matthews area residents are noted visiting relatives and friends in Bernie Sikeston and nearby towns. Guests include Mrs Dennis Parson with Mr and Mrs Gerald Atwill in Sikeston and Miss Jerry Campbell of Memphis visiting Miss Joanna Herndon. The community reports hospital discharge and church activities plus a January 23 talk by Dr A C Magill on The New Madrid Earthquake.
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Roy Stanley
Bernie
Dennis Parson
Gerald Atwill
Sikeston
W. D. Gaines
E. C. Reed
Carl Romines
Tommy
John R. Cowell
Lawrence Hardin
Havti
Alfred Gossett
Jerry Campbell
Memphis
Tenn
Joanna Herndon
Morehouse News Highlights Local Visits and Sports Victory
Norman Sanders remains home ill as visitors come and go including Nina Wyrick and son Jimmy from St. Louis, Ben and Mrs Harris of Sikeston, Joe Baker of Sikeston, O D Hart of Sikeston, Bud Joiner of Rose Clair, and Jeanette Myers returning from Flint. Kathryn Hart at State College Cape Girardeau spent weekend here while Delores Smith visited Omaha. East Prairie and Bell City connections shown with local families visiting Emma Ford. Morehouse Tigers win fifteenth straight, beating Risco by 35 and taking the B game 59 to 24. A farewell dinner and party honor Lt. M. J. Taylor Jr. and daughter Judy as they depart for Germany. Daisy Velma Graham, 36, dies after illness. services at Sikeston Assembly of God and burial in Memorial Park Cemetery Sikeston.
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Norman Sanders
Nina Wyrick
Jimmy
St. Louis
Ben Harris
Sikeston
Morehouse
Joe Baker
O. D. Hart
Bud Joiner
Rose Clair
Jeanette Myers
Flint
Mich
Kathryn Hart
State College
Cape Girardeau
Delores Smith
Omaha
Neb
Alton Clark
East Prairie
L. B. Clark
Otis Robertson
Virgil Ford
Bell City
Emma Ford
Bill Bolen
Paducah
Morehouse High School
The
Tigers
Risco High School
Harry Cook
Mary Williamson
Aldine Stinnett
Stanley Agent
Cora Newton
Lora Taylor
Frances Payne
Putnam
Pauline Rodgers
Dorothy McFarling
Evelyn Taylor
Harriet Cook
Desloge
Methodist Church
Martha Ellen
Gerald Herbert Graham
Emily Graham
Airs. Gwinn Cockren
Mona Cockren
Hanlontown
Iowa
Assembly of God
Gayle Jackson
Memorial Park Cemetery
Albritton
Recital At Tanner Street Church Of God Puts Youth On Stage
Mr and Mrs Irbie Burch Mr and Mrs Alfred Byrd Mr and Mrs Herschel Yates and Mr and Mrs O E Critchlow attended a piano recital in Sikeston Monday evening at Tanner Street Church of God. Students Linda Lee Burch Jane Ellen Byrd Greta Kay Critchlow and Wilson Yates were presented in the recital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irbie Burch
Alfred Byrd
Herschel Yates
O. E. Critchlow
Sikeston
O. T. Elder
Tanner Street Church of God
Linda Lee Burch
Jane Ellen Byrd
Greta Kay Critchlow
Wilson Yates
Cadmus Books Arrive and Mr Bailey Memorial Grows
Library News notes seven Cadmus Books received in six groups including Arabella of the Merry-Go-Round Breakfast with the Clowns Clever Bill Happily Ever After My Mother Is the Most Beautiful Woman in the World The Park Board and The Story of Collett Also five more books from Sikeston schoolchildren in memory of Mr Bailey bringing total ten books placed in memory of Mr Bailey.
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Cadmus
Arabella
Bill
Park Board
Collett
Sikeston School
Bailey
State funds paid to Scott County schools this week
Hess Porter county treasurer disbursed to Scott county schools 150 107 for the second payment of the school year from state funds. Each district received funds as follows Dependent quality guaranteed satisfaction Lair's
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Hess Porter
Scott County
Prison sentence for Shelley for carrying a concealed public safety item
Eugene Shelley of Sikeston pleaded guilty in Benton Circuit Court to carrying a concealed .32 caliber public safety item. Judge Oliver imposed a two year sentence. Shelley, previously imprisoned for harming a Black person, was arrested December 19 by Chief Harold Wallace in Sikeston Sunset addition. Other cases included Orville Glueck fined 75 with suspended jail time for peace disturbance and Lawrence Scherer fined 25 for DUI. Dallas Wallace granted a divorce from Sylvia Wallace. Billie Glynn and Hubert Holloway's delinquency charges were dismissed.
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Missouri
Jefferson City
Eugene Shelley
Sikeston
Benton
Oliver
Harold Wallace
Shelley
Orville Glueck
Kelso
Lator
Lawrence Scherer
Fornfelt
Dallas Wallace
Sylvia Wallace
Billie Glynn
Hubert Holloway
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