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Newspaper

Sikeston Herald

Location

Sikeston, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Jan 20, 1949

Page

18

Daughters of the American Revolution Meet at Chaney Home

Kings Highways Chapter D A R gathered at 670 North Ranney Street with Mrs Arch S Russell presiding. They started a Building Fund for the Washington D C D A R building and voted contributions for the National Tribute Grove and the School of the Ozarks while noting upcoming conferences and honors for Carolyn Wilkinson and local high school students.

Kings Highways Daughters of the American Revolution Lydia Audrey Chaney North Ranney Street Arch S. Russell Washington, D. C California Conservation Department School of the Russell F. W. van Horne A. J. Renner Carolyn Wilkinson

Officers Installed for Medical Auxiliary in Southeast Missouri

The Southeast Missouri Tri-County Medical Auxiliary held a luncheon at Rustic Rock Inn and installed officers. President Mrs. S. M. Sarno of Morehouse and Vice-President Mrs. E. C. Rowling of Charleston led the slate, with committee chairs named for program, publicity, hygeia, public relations, membership, yearbook, essay, parliamentarian, legislature, and hostess duties among Sikeston Charleston Gideon New Madrid Lilbourn and Morehouse participants.

Southeast Missouri Tri- County Medical Auxiliary Rustic Rock Inn S. M. Sarno Morehouse E. C. Rowling Charleston C. J. Mellies Sikeston F. J. Hopkins Gideon H. A. Dunaway H. B. Throgmorton Hygeia C. C. Presnell O. B. Chandler New Madrid D. E. Ellis F. G. Hopkins A. D. Martin E. J. Nienstedt Wilbur Davis E. E. Jones Lilbourn

Rebekkah Lodge Meeting Set at Odd Fellows Hall

The regular Rebekkah Lodge meeting will be held tomorrow evening at the Odd Fellows hall with noble grand Mrs. Carl Vincent presiding.

Rebekah Lodge Odd Fellows Hall Carl Vincent

Silver Wedding Celebrated by Mr and Mrs W R Lewis

Mr and Mrs Ralph Boyer hosted a party on West William street Monday night honoring the silver wedding anniversary of Mr and Mrs W R Lewis. Guests included Bill and Janet Lewis and several local couples. Rev R M Talbert officiated at the Lewis and McCarver marriages and the Lewis daughter’s marriage. The Lewises have long resided near East Prairie and Sikeston, with Mr Lewis owning the Stoddard Farm and Equipment Co in Dexter after farming west of Sikeston.

Ralph Boyer West William Street W. R. Lewis Bill Janet Lewis Lewis Ralph Bailey Joe Lewis John McMullin Cecil Boyer A. J. Anderson Roy Shelby New Madrid

Mothers Club Plans Fundraiser And Robe Purchases

The Mothers Club of Job's Daughters met at Mrs. C. C. Wilkinson's home with 16 members present. President Mrs. Gene Aufdenberg led the meeting and plans to buy material for nine choir robes, with Mrs. Bil Hayden and Mrs. Aufdenberg in charge. February is set as Dollar Month for member donations. A fundraiser party will be hosted with Job's Daughters after their Saturday meeting at Odd Fellows hall, and the next club meeting is scheduled for February 21 at Mrs. Loomis Mayfield's residence.

Mothers Club of Job’s Job’s Daughters Odd Fellows Hall Mothers Club Loomis Mayfield West Center Street

Young couple will live in Detroit after Arkansas wedding

Miss Pearline Rose daughter of Mr and Mrs C W Rose of Sikeston and Connie W Carey of Detroit Michigan son of Mr and Mrs W W Carey of Dexter were married last Friday in Piggott Arkansas Attending were Mr and Mrs Nick Kindred of Sikeston The couple will reside at 4736 Lincoln Street Detroit Michigan

Pearline Rose C. W. Rose Sikeston Connie W. Carey Detroit Mich W. W. Carey Dexter Piggott Ark

Approaching Wedding Announced This Week

Miss Mary Lee Jameson daughter of Mr and Mrs Claude J Jameson and Bynum Puckett son of Mr and Mrs A R Puckett of Sikeston will be married in a morning ceremony on February 10 at St Francis Xavier Catholic church with Rev J J O'Neill officiating. Miss Jameson attended Sikeston high school Ursuline Academy Arcadia graduating 1945 and Webster College St Louis. She is employed in the Sikeston Tractor and Implement Company office on South Kingshighway. Mr Puckett graduated Sikeston high school 1941 served in World War II three years in North Africa and the Aleutian Islands. He has been employed with Pyramid Distrib uting Company here for the past year.

Mary Lee Jameson Claude J. Jameson Bynum Puckett A. R. Puckett Sikeston St. Francis Xavier Catholic Church J. J. O'Neill Miss Jameson Sikeston High School Ursuline Academy Arcadia Webster College St. Louis Sikeston Tractor and Implement Company South Kingshighway Mr. Puckett North Africa Aleutian Islands Alaska Pyramid Distributing Company

Mexico Scenes to Be Shown by Women's Club

The Sikeston Woman's Club will meet at the Public Library next Tuesday afternoon January 25 with president Mrs. E. J. Nienstedt presiding. Mrs. E. C. Matthews will present films of scenes in Mexico taken during her visit last summer. Hostesses will be Mesdames R. L. Harrison, T. F. Henry and Fred Hetlage from Kewanee.

Sikeston Woman’s Club E. J. Nienstedt E. C. Matthews Mexico Mesdames R. L. Harrison T. F. Henry Fred Hetlage Kewanee

Funeral Yesterday for Morehouse Man William Roscoe Gist

Funeral services were held yesterday afternoon at Albritton Funeral Chapel for William Roscoe Gist 62 of Morehouse who died Monday at Missouri Delta Community Hospital from complications of diseases. Rev A C Sullivan Baptist minister of Morehouse led the rites. Born November 19 1886 in Russellville Alabama he was a Baptist church member in Lawrenceville Tennessee and had lived in Morehouse for 10 years farming. Survived by widow Zula and eight children Mildred Wilburn Akron Ohio Eloise Parry Charter Oak Roscoe Gist St Louis Jr C and Tom Gist Tipton Ind Norman Jean and Betty Gist at home and Edward Gist Sikeston plus three brothers Charles Gist Canton Ill Jim and Rufus Gist Russellville Ala. Interment in Memorial cemetery with Albritton service.

Albritton William Roscoe Gist Morehouse Missouri Delta Community Hospital A. C. Sullivant Mr Gist Russellville Ala Baptist Church Lawrenceville Tenn Zula Gist Mildred Wilburn Akkron Ohio Eloise Parry Charter Oak Roscoe Gist St. Louis Jr. C Tom Gist Tipton Ind Norman Jean Betty Gist Edward Gist Sikeston Charles Gist Canton, Ill Jim Rufus Gist Russellville, Ala

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