Bowman Ill Takes Miss Cobbs As Bride at Anmistue Ala
William Chesler Bowman III of Houston Texas formerly of Montgomery Ala marries Miss Lida Tunstall Cobbs at Grace Episcopal Church Anmisteu Alabama in a double ring ceremony. Attendants wear satin gowns as bridesmaids, organist Olive Barnes leads music, reception follows at Anniston Country Club with cream and yellow floral decor. The bride wears a white duchess satin gown with Brussels lace and cathedral train. The groom is the son of Mr and Mrs William Chesley Bowman Jr of Sikeston Missouri, with a large wedding party and guests from Alabama. reception notes include cake with sugar roses and a grand finale before the couple departs for New Orleans.
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Grace Episcopal Church
An- Misteu
Ala
Lida Tunstall Cobbs
William Chesler Bowman
Houston
Texas
Montgomery
Wiley Tunstall Cobbs
Bowman
William Chesley Bowman Jr
Sikeston
Abontgomery
Olive Barnes
Dana
Burge Towan Kilby
Barnes
Mendelssohn
Allen T. Sykes
Lewis 2D. Anderson
Philadelphia
Alice McCall
Carolyn Barker
Bette Louise Williams
Patriga Wright
James H. Meias, Jr
Anniston
Gail Brown
Suulacauga
Paul Sanderson
Anniston Country Club
Guesis
Alys
Leslie Mo Edwards
J. Austin
Therhoets
Bruie
Brice
Joanne Wright
Salix McCraw
Marlin Dethlets
Badith Adsten
Rose Duds
Tian Wists
Wearina
New Orleans
Bowroun
Double wedding in Hernando Massachusetts links Terrell and Parrott families
In Hernando Massachusetts a double ceremony united Paul Terrell and Miss Jean Parrott, and Paul’s sister Sarah Lou Terrell with Charles Hill. All four are from St. Louis. Attendants served each other. The couples, former students of Sikes ton schools, will live in St. Louis after a brief visit with C. W. Terrell and family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hernando
Mass
Paul Terrell
William Terrell
St. Louis
Jean Parrott
Betsy Ross Circle Holds January Meeting
Betsy Ross Circle No 8 of the Women's Society of Christian Service met at the home of Mrs Morris French with cohosts Mrs Bob Lambert and Mrs William Miatsu. Eighteen members attended as Mrs Homer Trige led devotions and plans were outlined for the Baton Memorial Fund and February program dates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Betsy Ross
Women's Society of Christian Service
The
Methodist Church
Morris French
Bob Lambert
William Miatsu
Homer Trige
Maurice Stauffer
Mra.duck Friscli
Hugh McColhim
Depa
Baton Memoria Fund
Belew
Allen Crites
John Duckett
John Doggett
Howard Napier
USA
Circle
Progrange
Chiaroaian
Carl Joxyee
Rebin Doggett
Lay Baugher
Miss Benzell Receives Tremendous Oatica At Sunday Concert
Miss Mimi Benzell star of opera, radio, and television, drew a large audience Sunday at the high school auditorium under the Community Concert Association. Her program featured varied pieces and encores, with standout items like Adele’s Laughing Song from Die Fledermaus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mimi Benzell
Opera
Editorium
Community Concert Association
Adele
Strauss
Miss Benzell
Walter Gould
Robert Shaw Chorale
Walter
Morton Gould
Jonathan
Wustman
Leonardi
Palace Theatre
New York City
Judy Garland
Sullivan Dirickson Engagement Announced
Mr and Mrs Earl Sullivan announce the engagement of their daughter Shirley Irene Sullivan to Lewis Alfred Dirickson son of Mr and Mrs Lewis Dirickson of Sikeston The prospective groom a Sikeston High School 1956 graduate and International Shoe Factory employee Miss Sullivan works at Harris Drug Store The couple plan to wed in dime and reside in Sikeston
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl Sullivan
Shirley Irene Sullivan
Lewis Alfred Dirickson
Lewis Dirickson
Sikeston
Sikeston High School
Clas
International Shoe Factory
Miss Sullivan
Harris Drug Store
Dime
Aunt of Dame Brothieers Dies in Clarkton
Word comes of the death of Mrs. Lola Presson of Clarkton. Abbert Raspr and Deamie of this city plan to attend the funeral services, which will be held Wednesday. She had been in ill health for several years, but her condition was not known to be critical until recently.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lola Presson
Clarkton
Abbert
Raspr
Deamie
Presson
Fran
Hospital Notes from Mise saure Data Communists Hospital
Patient admissions listed: Velma Ruth James Sikeston Wm S Baker Sikeston Rt Ne Stephen Reding Sikeston Laral Isaac Oran James Johnson E Praine Ann Stewart E Praine Arvid Christopher Sikeston Charles Hall Sikeston Ernest Acord Sikeston Opal A Myers BY Prairie Laura I Cannon Matthews Maureen Klein Sikeston Bessie Tharp Canadu Discharged Jan 21: Sandra Bone E Prairie Ernie Lawson Portagevale Elsie Canady Matthews Johnny Kelso Sikeston Joyce Faye Ingram Morley Mrs Merideth Owen and Baby Girl Sikeston Rt No 3 Olive E Hunter New Madrid Wiley P Wilkerson Sikeston Mrs L D Jarrell and baby girl Bloomfeld. Gordon Blanton of St Louis wrested friends and relatives in Sikeston the latter part of the week. He was the dinner guest of Mr and Mrs George Wo Kirk. Sarupe day evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stephen Reding
Sikeston
Laral Isaac
Oran
James Johnson
E. Praine
Ann Stewart
E Praine
Arvid Christopher
Charles Hall
Ernest Acord
Opal A. Myers
Prairie
Laura I. Cannon
Matthews
Maureen Klein
Bessie Tharp
Canadu
Sandra Bone
E. Prairie
Ernie Lawson
Portagevale
Elsie Canady
Johnny Kelso
Joyce Faye Ingram
Morley
Merideth Owen
Olive E. Hunter
New Madrid
Wiley P. Wilkerson
L. D Jarrell
Bloomfeld
Gordon Blanton
St. Louie
George Wo Kirk
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William C. Bowman
Miss‘Cobbs
Club
Mrs. Dobbs
Ralph McElroy
Deela Mac Pool
Clarence
Pat Mellroy
Leavenworth
Washington
Sikeston Public
Betsy Ross Circle
Charles Lindley
William Marveh
Miss Benwell
Wees
Benzell
Hanoel
Bratimus Amothe
Webe
Webb
Dick Watkins
Aliss Beneeli
Miss Shirley Irene Sullivan
Dame Brothieers
P. O. Box
Hot Springs
Arkansas
Bank OF Sikeston
Sikeston, Missouri
Suedes
Thor
Denier
Children’s Suede
RAND
Florsheim Shoes
Ass Kes Iea
East Front Street
Rex
Mari Blanchard
Duryea
Laramie
Tecmrcner
Aunverlac Nilenational Picture
CIA Dy
Dee Paul Nell
Jura Chase Sibmey
Citana
Tata
1Leus
Tom Talley Ie
Charles Bickford
Rock Marson
Lauren Orcl
Robert Stack
Sorotiy
Qouet Crite Amer Npat
Mise Saure Data Communists Hospital
Roos
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