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Newspaper

Sikeston Herald

Location

Sikeston, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Jul 04, 1957

Page

2

Birthday of a Free Nation Declares Independence Dates

The Declaration of Independence was presented to Congress in 1776 but was not signed on July 4. The act proclaiming the break from Britain was approved July 2, with proclamations on July 4 and signatures continuing through November 4.

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Looking Ahead By Dr George S Benson on American citizenship education

Dr George S Benson argues American citizenship education is scarce in high schools and urges parents and teachers to seek material on American Government American History Civics and World History The piece highlights Harding Academy Warrington College Perry Mason and a Woodrow Wilson quote as foundational to teaching liberty and government power limits The goals emphasize knowledge of the Constitution understanding government structure and the role of law in liberty

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Busy Day for Patrol At Drivers Tests Sikeston Armory

Highway Patrol officers conducted driver tests at the Sikeston Armory with 62 local applicants. Of the 62, 39 passed while 12 failed the written law test, six the road test, one road signs test, and four were incomplete. Nine instruction permits issued, two drivers restricted to glasses, one to outside rear view mirror, and 15 defective vehicles found.

Highway Patrol Sikeston Armory Sikeston Cits Joyce-Cecila Rennier Morehouse George Mack Benton Catherine Cozette Patterson Bell City Kenneth Dolan Hice Bomton Whiteman AF. B William Eugene Reece Matthews Carl Eugene Wainord Billy Duane Luies David Lee Haris Parma Nelda Franklin Hice Knobnoster Earl Jackson Tanner Nora Hessel Tanner Donald Fred Matthews Robert Allen Ragland Moore Willie Joe Harington Dixie- Mayfield Timmons Barbara Ann Kaullen P. O Box Harold Raymond Williams Agnes Joan Alvin Richardson Bertrand David Manon Lewis Lorin Leroxr Vaughn R. F Famous Robinson Aussie Leder Robinson Wille Franklin Cagle James Evans, Jr Painton

Matthews News Briefs From New Madrid Area

The ill in F E Sibley at home shows improvement. A Vacation Bible School at Church of the Nazarene concluded with a Friday exhibit of art and handwork. Rev Harold Lake led as superintendent. Mrs Lake and Mrs Ellis Reid directed music. Numerous pupils across classes were named. revival begins June 26 led by Rev Charles Ed Nelson and wife from Rogers Arkansas. Several local families and visitors are listed, with community events, ordination, and visits reported across town.

F. E. Sibley Church of the Nazerene Harold Lake Lake Ellis Reid Josie Ball Gertrude Heidenbrand Carla Snelby Charles Sheloy Twila Leach Harriet Heldenbrand Gene Heldenbrand Betty Ross Mary Sutton Carolyn Greene Larry Henson Chastie Henson Lila Vanderer Karen Burch Dorothy Bohannon Charles Yarbrough David Hooks Steve Hooks Brenda King Malissa Bean Alice Bohannon Birdie George Carla Jo Rumines Londa Warren Charles P. Conrad Shelia Burch Allen Henson Margaret Ross Linda Ross Margie Sutton Mary Lou Edwards John Curtis Linda Rather Mason Yarbrough Michale Bohannon Andrea Sue Barnes Don Spradling Lois Ann Rhodes Shirley Lake Naomi Bal Janis Take Linda Rhodes Gena Vandiver Sharon Edwards Sharon Spradling Marsha Greene Janet Taylor Jewell Ross Char Charles Ed Nelson Rogers, Ark Nelson Joe Bean Childred Roxana, I O. S Heldenbrand Ley W Heldenprard Heldenbrand Clyde Rather Datzmers Linda Geracing Boboy Palstring el Centro Calif J. W. Rather Raymond Leeca Air Charles Shelby New Madrid County MYF Sue Matthews Agetheaist Marshall Yates Elizabeth Cahanacher Charies Gardner, Jr Scott Madnd County P. C. Gilless Vera Toveka Ban Fleury Gilless Sam Enriiton St Louis Rebeca Deporo Mellin Kasten Cape Girardeau Sam Bledsoe New Madrid B. Bledsoe Ark Bledsoe Ellis Buddy Reid Jerry Vann Lenzel Parker McDonnell Aircraft O. M. Lancaster Charles Rhodes Mrr Lancaster Bobby Alaska Rhodes Houston Veterans Hospital Jim Lee Rhodes R. L. Rhodes Kewanee Devere Denbow Sikeston Howard Atwill Jessie Thomas Kennett Deering Riverview LaForge Thomas Jonesboro Russell Bail East St. Louis Jim Bail Frank Alen Stanley Springfield Mass van Robbs Mary Jane Roy Stamey Diehlstadt Charles Jones Corpus Christi Paul Jones Virginia Harry Allen Glenn Waters St. Louis L. D. Waters Nell Blair Blair

Morehouse Church Guilds and Family News Parade

Regular meeting of the Marshall Ralph Sun Beam Band at First Baptist church with ten members and three visitors. Recitals include Jesus Loves Me and Watchword. attendees include Susie Todd Louise Terry Ed4urpar and others. Also notes on a funeral in Senath for Mr Swepton Taylor Clator, visits by Maude Stewart family, W M A circle at Bertha Savage Taurnigat, junior G A’s advancing, and a long list of guests and hostesses at various church and social events in Morehouse and surrounding towns.

Tne Marshall Ralph Sun Beam First Baptist Church Susie Todd Louise Terry Janet Coox Karen Moore Barbara Orr Pacea Adams Susan Estes Charlotte Adams Donnz Bohannon Sharon Moore Cape Girardeau Bertha Savage Taurnigat Georgia Henring Marie Neal Ars Lela Jane Crowley Ferrell Shipmen Minne Hall Betty Cook Bernice Bryant Thelma Grover Louise Ford Georgia Henning Bertha Savage G. A Linda Jackson Alary Alice Cook Amarvil Bonannon Paulette Glover Carol Or Jr. G. A’s Laminack Carol Orr Alice Mae Allen Maude Stewart W. T. Wofford Virgil Owings Jack Hughes Frank Marshall William Difton Henry Hart John Spence Pat Rowell E L. Moralitr Memphis Grace Behrens Los Angeles Calif Emma Ford Otis Robert St. Lews Helen Gurley Aldean Stinnell Womens Society of Chnistian Service Himmelburger Harrison Charles Allen King O. D. Hennings Bill Dillon M. A. Masser John Newcomer Cora Newton Peggy McNew Storer Bertha Cartwright Wess Biggerstaff Mary Joan Kane Wavel Mccabee al. le Seagraves Phyllis McNex Lawanda Tsler Lena Robertson Margaret Simmons Naomie Moore Annette Jeanette Moore Dewitt Bernell Naomie Love Ares Margaret Rowell Naomie Corlew D. L. Fasner Ruben Vols Eleanor Fox Martha Ark Arvon McFarling Armetha Taylor A. W. Summers Alvin Simmons Lydia McNew Thelma Robertson J. W. McNabe Martha Rhyons Freeman Haley Ollie Bryant Gladys Crumpecker Veda Cook Lucille Black Helen Owings Don Taylor Quentin Lambert Barbara Lon Colliers Sandra Taylor Xlayme Barnett Mary Rauch Alice Harris Eula Faye Stroud Anna Lee Cartwrright Allen King Elia Carrington Lee Wright Velma Hill Maxine Tate Minnie Hodger Charles Meneses Joe Barnett Elizabeth Wart Dick Landers Charley Alt Helen Gurly

Labor leadership under fire amid $ price of souls

A column questions if labor leaders have sold workers’ souls amid a wave of corruption probes. Dave Beck faces removal from AFL CIO roles as George Meany backs cleansing action while Congress debates stripping union powers. The piece argues unions must purge racketeers to preserve integrity and avoid triggering a pre Roosevelt era reset in labor relations. Names include George Meany and Dave Beck. contexts cover AFL CIO actions and potential congressional responses.

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Directors and Stock Details in Missouri Corporate Memo

A Missouri Scott County record notes row stock with a total par value of 200000.00 dollars and indicates it is pledged or assigned to secure liabilities and purposes. Names B L Crenshaw J R Harwell E O DeField are listed with a seal and state county verification.

B. L. Crenshaw J. R. Harwell E. O. Defield Seal State of Missouri County of Scott

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