Methodist Youth Caravan to Arrive in Sikeston Saturday
A Methodist Youth Caravan will arrive in Sikeston on July 10 for a week long visit with Sikeston Methodist youth. The program, in its tenth year, trains youths for church work and mission projects, with teams of four youths and an adult counselor.
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Sikeston
Methodist Youth Fellowship
United States
Europe
Cuba
Hawaiian Islands
Morningside College
Sioux City
Iowa
Freda Carr
Oran
Missouri
Southeast Missouri State College
University of Missouri
Atlanta
Georgia
Oklahoma
Tether
Southwestern Institute of Technology
Weatherford
Methodist Student Movement of Oklahoma
Wesleyan Players of
Central State Teachers College
Edmond
Funeral Services for Charleston Woman Emma Trickey
Funeral rites were held in Charleston for Emma Agnes Trickey who died July 4 after a long illness. Born August 15 1881 in Trenton Illinois she married Charles Trickey in 1904 and lived in Charleston since. She was active in the Presbyterian church and Chi Omega and Delta Gamma Delta sororities. Her husband formerly co owned Trickey Brewer Drug Co, Charleston. Interment followed with Nunnelee service.
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Charleston
Emma Agnes Trickey
Bartley Schwegler
Sikeston Presbyterian Church
J. C. Montgomery
Trenton
Ill
Charles Trickey
Trickey-Brewer Drug Co
Trickey
Presbyterian Church
New Chemical May Curb Hay Fever
The Herald reports that the chemical 2 4 D shows promise in killing rag weed, a major hay fever cause. Medical men believe destroying rag weed will reduce pollen in fall, potentially easing symptoms as sprayers attack the weed in corn fields, with DDT comparison noted.
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the Herald
Val Sharp Undergoes Emergency Appendectomy
Val Sharp sustained an emergency appendectomy at Sikeston General Hospital on Monday. Recovery is reported satisfactory with no complications noted at this time.
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Val Sharp
Sikeston General Hospital
New Engineer for District Health Unit
Jimmie Noel began duties as the new engineer for the District Health office in Sikeston this week. He comes from Amn Harbor Michigan where he attended the University of Michigan and previously worked for the State Health Department in Osceola Missouri. He succeeds Paul Decker who moves to Rolla Missouri to join the Phelps County health unit.
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Jimmie Noel
District Health Office
Sikeston
Amn
Heat dangers in hot weather urge sunstroke awareness
In spring the State Health Director warns hot weather brings sunstroke or heat exhaustion. Sunstroke features severe headache, dizziness, nausea, flushed hot dry face. treat by shade, cooling, no stimulants, seek a doctor. Heat exhaustion causes dizziness, pale moist skin, rapid pulse. keep patient on back, cover, call a doctor, provide coffee or salt water as advised.
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R. M. James
M. D
State Division of Health
Auto Crash Injures Four Near Cape Girardeau
Two Morehouse couples were injured at 4 30 a m Saturday when their car left Highway 61 near the Roy Shuck place south of Bloomfield Road. The car overturned three times after jumping a six foot ditch. Mrs Bill E Fisher 27 suffered a possible fracture and facial injuries. Her husband and the other two occupants were hospitalized with head and chest injuries. They had eaten at the Colonial Tavern in Cape Girardeau before continuing home to Morehouse. Trooper Morley G Swingle investigated. Southeast Missourian. It pays to advertise.
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Cape Girardeau
Morehouse
Roy Shuck Place
Bloomfield Road
Bill E. Fisher
Joseph T. Todd
Southeast Missouri Hospital
Mr. Fisher
Morley G. Swingle
Colonial
Swingle
Mercury
Bill Fisher
Highway 61
Closing Program For Vacation Bible School
The closing program for the Daily Vacation Bible School conducted jointly by the Christian and Methodist churches will be held at the Methodist church tomorrow at 7 30 p m. Certificates of attendance will be awarded and a motion picture will be shown. All are invited.
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Methodist Church
Woman's Benefit Association To Meet Next Monday
The Woman's Benefit Association will meet next Monday night at Odd Fellows hall in regular business session. Mrs. Beverly Ralph, president of the local review, will preside. The note includes health tips for hot weather urging salt intake, sun protection, light meals, regular sleep, and cool clothing.
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Woman's Benefit Association
Odd Fellows Hall
Beverly Ralph
Federal Funds for Missouri Airports
The Civil Aeronautics Administration announced Missouri airport projects with federal aid matching state and local funds. Cape Girardeau will receive 26663 dollars and Kennett 82000 dollars for improvement and expansion. Other Missouri airports sharing aid include Albany Branson Excelsior Springs Gallatin Maryville Nevada St Joseph and Unionville.
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Civil Aeronautics Administration
Washington
Cape Girardeau
Kennett
Southeast Missouri
Missouri
Albany
Branson
Excelsior Springs
Gallatin
Maryville
Nevada
St. Joseph
Unionville
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Caravaner No. 3
Bettye Ruth McCleskey
Baton Rouge
Louisiana
Louisiana State University
Wesley Foundation
Chi Omega Social Sorority
Delta Gamma Delta Intersorority
Julia W. Walker
Crossville
Tennessee
Tennessee School of Technology
Cooksville
National
Honorary Thespian Society
Insurance Agency
Telephone
390 Peoples Bank Bldg
Sikeston, Mo
Methodist
Dawn Atkinson
Julia Walker
Tenn
Ted Tether
Pauls Valley
Okla
Jos. L. Matthews
Chas. D. Matthews
W.S. Corrigan
Leroy C. Leslie
A. A. Harrison
Meredith Lee
Bank OF Sikeston
Sikeston, Missouri
U. S
Paul H. Slinkerd
William M. Werneck
Fisher
Southeast
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I Life
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