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Newspaper

Sikeston Herald

Location

Sikeston, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Jan 26, 1939

Page

3

Sikeston social notes span visitors and travels

A long list of Sikeston social activity includes Mrs. Mary Hunter Moore visiting Sikeston from Charleston, Owen Taul visiting from Lilbourn, and Mrs. Jennie Sikes weekending in Charleston with kin. Numerous business trips link Sikeston residents to Cape Girardeau, Cairo, St Louis, Dallas, Paragould, and Kirkwood.

Mary Hunter Moore Charleston Sikeston Owen Taul Lilbourn Jennie Sikes Lindsay Brown W._ E_ McCarty Cairo Coca-Cola Bottling Company Virginia Edith Hulsey A. B. Moll Judith Ann J. J. Reiss L. M. Standley Wm. Ball Cape Girardeau Rex Martin Paragould Ark Charles Pinnell Thomas George L. Hale James L. Guard Blytheville Harrisburg Chas. Welsh Crystal City India Drake Festus H. J. Welsh Ruth McKinney The Welsh Undertaking Co A. Moore Mesdames John Will. Mack Jack Hunter Ben Terrell Mary Jane Kirkwood Terrell State Highway Department J. O. Knapp St. Mary’s Infirmary Mollie Harper John Welter Clarence Vogelsang Chas. Stearns C. C. Pinnell C. D. Matthews Florida St Augustine Miami Teo Russell Firmin Desloge Hospital St. Louis Arch Russell John Russell J. E. Dover Charlies Allen Cook

Social and Community Notes From Sikeston

Mr and Mrs Kendall Sikes host bridge tonight. L M Standley and George W Kirk attend Kiwanis in Jonesboro Arkansas. Mrs Harry Young visits with son Fred Ancell in Cape Girardeau. her return in two weeks. Chillicothe Business College adds twenty five typewriters after large Mid Winter Opening. Mrs John Wilson attends funeral for Mrs Omar Coats in Poplar Bluff. Mrs Nellie Bugg visits West Plains on business. to move to North Ranney Street home next month. C H Foster ordnance inspector visits Sikeston for annual Missouri National Guard inspection. Bobby Lee Harper hosts birthday party for Carol Logan Green with friends Betty Mahew and Mary Jo Palm.

Kendall Sikes Bridge L. M. Standley George W Kirk Jonesboro Ark Kiwanis Club Harry Young Fred Ancell Cape Chillicothe Business College South Carolina Nellie Bugg J. R. Harwell West Plains Vernon Green Betty Mahew Wm FE. Manew Mary Jo Palm Ray Palm

Birth Announcements From Local Family Notices

Ella, daughter of Mr and Mrs Paul Simpson, born January 19 on Fletcher street. J E Stone of Sikeston reports Peggy Sue, born January 22. Gene Dale, son of Mr and Mrs Gayle Norman, born January 21 on Murray Lane. Mr and Mrs Wm O Fubankhs of Tanner announce daughter Betty Jo born January 24.

Ella Paul Simpson Fletcher Street J E Stone Sikeston Peggy Sue Gene Dale Gayle Norman Norman Murray Lane Wm. O. Fubankhs Tanner Betty Jo

In Appreciation From Sikeston Friends For Mrs Thomas

Mr and Mrs M J Thomas thank Sikeston friends for greetings and wishes for Mrs Thomas health and hope to be with them again in a few days at 5033 Highland Ave St Louis Mo.

Sikeston

Buford Baber Appointed Dexter Mill Manager

Buford Baber, longtime Sikeston lab worker at Scott County Milling, is now manager of the Dexter mill, assuming duties Monday. E C Wilson shifts from Dexter plant leadership to other duties. Mr Baber, wife, and children B. B and Peggy relocate to Dexter, praised as active Sikeston citizens.

Buford Baber Scott County Milling Company Sikeston Dexter E. C. Wilson Baker B. B Peggy

Blodgett Girl Honored by Literary Society

Louise Nienstedt a junior at Cape Girardeau State Teachers College was elected president of the Hesperian Literary Society last week. She is the daughter of Dr and Mrs E J Nienstedt of Blodgett and also serves as vice president of the Women’s Athletic Association. Library rules prohibit smoking in the reading room and other areas.

Louise Nienstedt State Teachers College Cape Girardeau Hesperian Literary Society Miss Nienstedt E. J. Nienstedt Blodgett Woman’s Athletic Association State College

Apollo Group to Present Student Program at Library

At 3 o clock Friday afternoon the Apollo Group will host a student program in the library auditorium led by Miss Wilma Ragains. Music pupils under R D Sorrells will perform clarinet saxophone trumpet violin solos and reed instrument demonstrations including a French horn sextette. Performers include Alex Waters Billy Grant Catherine Ann Cook Ed Dan Renner Camille O Connor and others with a reed sextette and a concluding French horn sextette. Mrs H L Harty serves as hostess.

Apollo Group Library Auditorum Wilma Ragains R. D. Sorrells Alex Waters Condreson Ol’ Man River Wherr Charles Randolph Billy Grant Endreson Catherine Ann Cook Ed Dan Renner Billy van Arsdale Sibelius Bond Irish Rose Camille O'Connor Vonda Leo Lufcy W. J. Bennett Billy Anderson Joe Allen Carolyn Weltecke Loomis Mayfield Jr William Hahs Norman Jonas Kinzie Ponder Billy Haters Betty Bolden H. L. Harty

Junior Woman's Club Meeting Planned February 7

The Junior Woman's Club will meet in the library auditorium on February 7 afternoon. The program, "Melody Lane," will be directed by Mrs Kendall Sikes, with Mesdames Charles French and Leon Groves as hostesses. A key business item is electing a president to replace Mrs Buford Baker who moved to Dexter.

Library Melody Lane Kendall Sikes Charles French Leon Groves Buford Baker Dexter

Miss Finley to be Club's Guest Speaker

Miss Lucille Finley a Sikeston schoolteacher will speak at the Woman's Club meeting Tuesday afternoon January 31 in the library auditorium. She will discuss Everyday Art and lead a demonstration using club members as pupils. Guests hostesses and a business session precede the program with an afternoon tea served.

Bartley Schwegler Hosts Picture Party at Hotel Marshall

Bartley Schwegler of State Farm Insurance entertained friends Tuesday night in the Hotel Marshall dining room. A social hour preceded a screening of two moving pictures, Horse Sense urging liability insurance and Benefactor showing life insurance at work for modern families.

Bartley Schwegler State Farm Insurance Companies Hotel Marshall

Social Security Head to Address Sikeston Kiwanis

V. S. Harshbarger district director of the Social Security Commission will be the principal speaker at Sikeston Kiwanis Club Friday at Hotel Marshall. He will discuss Social Security and health conditions in Southeast Missourian. Curt Gwaltney Charleston postmaster spoke on Kiwanis and Peace urging cooperation and warning against internal strife and crime costs. John S. Sutterfield, former club president, spoke on The Idea of One Man in observance of Kiwanis twenty fourth birthday.

V. S. Harshbarger Social Security Commission Sikeston Kiwanis Club Hotel Marshall Harshbarger Missour Kiwanis and Peace Curt Gwaltney Charleston Kiwanis Club Sikeston Gwaltney Kiwanis America Americas Mr. Gwaltney John S. Sutterfield

Founders Day Observed by Sikeston P T A

The Sikeston Parent-Teacher Association will observe Founders Day on February 2 in the Library auditorium at 4 15 PM. Mrs Frank Schulte leads the program with a three act play. Mrs Barney Forrester opens with Mrs Bernie's Dream. Echoes from the First Mothers Congress follows by Mrs Dover Felker and Young. The final act The Work of the P T A Today features several participants including the school nurse and Miss Dorthea Miller.

Sikeston Parent-Teacher Association Frank Schulte Barney Forrester Bernie First Mothers Congress Mesdames Harry Dover C. E. Felker Harry Young P.T. A J. L. Sutterfield H. E. Dudley R. Auten M. M. Duncan Della Poe Dorthea Miller

Royal Neighbors To Install Officers

The Royal Neighbor lodge of Sikeston will install newly elected officers at 2 o'clock Friday afternoon January 27 in the Odd Fellows hall. All members are urged to attend. Cape Girardeau lodge members will be guests and Mrs Tom Gardner, receiver for the local lodge, will lead the meeting.

Royal Neighbor Lodge Sikeston Odd Fellows Hall Cape Girardeau Royal Neighbors Lodge Tom Gardner

Piano Pupils of Mrs Weltecke to Recital

Pupil piano recital by Mrs Hazel Weltecke set for February 1 at the library auditorium with a 7 30 start A silver offering will support a fund to pay for the library piano donated by the Apollo group Featured performers include Roy and Jimmy Nall Dick McDougal Irene Pullam Pamara Rohald Betty Ann and Billy Northington Eugenia Potashnick Mary Ellen Bailey Sue Canner Evelyn Klein and many others from the Weltecke studio

Hazel Weltecke Library Auditorum Apollo Group Roy Jimmy Nall Dick McDougal Irene Pullam Pamara Rohald Betty Ann Billy Northington Eugenia Potashnick Mary Ellen Bailey Sue ‘Canner Evelyn Klein Betty Jean Hirschberg Dot Matthews Marylin Mayfield Phyllis Harrison Frank Stevens Mary Em Donnell Mary Emma Waller Vonda Lee Lufcy Alice van Horne Madelon Scillian Patsy Ruth Gentles Betty Ruth Limbaugh Carolyn Weltecke Ruth Ann Forrester Frances Ann Newson

Morley Couple Celebrates Golden Wedding Sunday

Mr and Mrs L E Ford and daughter Janet Sue joined Mr and Mrs Fred Jones Jr in Morley to honor the Golden Wedding anniversary of L and M Ford. Most of the couple’s children attended from St Louis New York and Kentucky with one son absent. L E Ford, former Morley postmaster, has worked at the Morley post office for a year. They were married in Kentucky and have lived in Morley about 30 years. Mrs Ford is 72 and Mr Ford 74.

L. E. Ford Janet Sue Fred Jones Jr Morley L. Ford C. H. Yokeley Charles Meisner Charles Meisner Jr

Rev Finis E Jones Honored On 56th Anniversary

Rev Finis E Jones was honored last Friday night with a surprise party by his daughters at the family home on Murray Lane to celebrate his 76th birthday. Guests included Marston Baptist congregation members, a four Simmons brothers quartet, and several relatives. The gathering featured music, games, and refreshments, marking a warm retirement era note for the pastor.

Finis E. Jones Murray Lane Baptist Church Marston Jones C. M. Cutler M. W. Crowe John Simmons K. N. McNeely Simmons Brothers Ira Burl Jesse Marvin P. Hi. Stevenson J. W Marshall Ben Hazel Charles Albright Floyd Albright Irene Jones Mary Chapman Rev. Jones Jesse Chapman Ralph Reid

Gleaners Class Hosts Party At Mrs Johnson Home

Members of the Gleaners class of the Methodist church held a party last night at the home of Mrs W A Johnson with many members and friends in attendance. Mrs Wade Macolm directed entertainment including games and contests assisted by her mother Mrs John Adams and Mrs John Fox. Mesdames Luke Baker and C J Stevens helped as hosts.

Gleaners Methodist Church W. A. Johnson Wade Macolm John Adams John Fox Mesdames Luke Baker C. J. Stevens Johnson

Scout Executive Speaks to Sikeston Jaycees on Scouting

At Sikeston Junior Chamber meeting Frank Chase Scout Executive for Southeast Missouri gave a talk on his role supporting Boy Scout work. Thirty members attended and Robert Dempster noted the next Jaycee recreation hour at the high school gym. Cletus Ferguson organized the program with entertainment by R D Sorrels. The Japanese earthquake of 1923 killed about 100000. Keats penned Ode to a Nightingale in under three hours.

Sikeston Junior of Commerce Frank Chase Southeast Missouri Chase Robert Dempster Cletus Ferguson R D Sorrels

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