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Newspaper

Sikeston Herald

Location

Sikeston, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Jul 14, 1938

Page

10

Picnic Planned by Blodgett Churches on July 23

Local churches in Blodgett announce a church picnic for July 23. The notice lists attendees and visiting relatives from Cape Girardeau Charleston Sikeston and Benton as well as local residents and families traveling for the event.

Canalou News Highlights Local Sports and Visits

Ower J Taul was a guest of friends in Lilbourn last Friday. Canalou junior baseball beat Malden 7 to 1 at home while Gray Ridge defeated Canalou 14 to 2 for seniors. Miss Camile Mitchell at Cape Girardeau Teachers College spent the weekend at home. Several residents traveled to Bucoda for teaching jobs and family visits occurred around Parma, Charter Oak, and East Chicago. Street improvement WPA project plans discussed with Hart area engineer T J McCollum. Mayor Wayne Wright and Alderman W H Werner led.

Ower J. Taul Lilbourn Malden Canalouw Gray Ridge Canalou Camile Mitchell Cape Girardeau Delois Mitchell Charter Oak Leonard Baughan Central School Alton Blankenship Viola Sample Maude Sample St Lous John Jones Jones B Green St. Lous Fred Shrum Truman Shrum Oran Homer Foe J. T Artaola Poe Debbie Greer Dora Nelson Raughn P. Scott Lee Hewitt Chicago W. H. Werner Hart T J McCollum

Local residents report drought impact and social notes

J T Lindley of Mississippi visited here to manage interests west of town. farming leadership changed as John Neal resigns and Earlie Colston assumes duties. Four weeks without rain hurts crops though cotton thrives. 4-H Busy Bee Club and Community Club held events at local homes and school with entertainment, refreshments, and out-of-town guests. Numerous visits from relatives and friends from nearby towns described during a busy period of social gatherings.

J. T. Lindley Mississippi John Neal A. B. Ford Hgh School Wynette Davis Ann Silers New Madrid Geraldine Young Cape Girardeau George Lesler Wilda Mae Billy Sue Burnett Sally Killian Beverly Ralph Winifred Turner Fmneda Hewitt Don Hillis Imogene Westerfield James Hewitt Woody Lacey Loyce Ford Bobby Raliph Howard Clodfelter Byron Hillis Imogene Lesler Kenneth Sexton Howard Best Dale Thornton Junior McLarin Lavemm Sexton Rachel Coppage James Westerfield James Coppage Ruby Smith Evan Smith Gwendolyn Elderbrooks Vina Lancaster Hazel Lee Blankenship

Local residents leave for visits across states and hosts

Mrs Charles Harvey left Sunday for Arkansas to visit relatives. Miss Ozeal Hasting returned home Saturday after visiting relatives in Blodgett Mass. Treva York left Sunday for a two week visit with her sister Mrs Roy Ensor in Osceola Ark. Mr and Mrs Louie DeWitt and the Bowman community spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs Jones. Mr and Mrs Joe Settles of Matthews visited Mrs John D Campbell and husband Sunday. Mr and Mrs Ed Clinton hosted more than fifty guests with a chicken supper on the lawn Wednesday night. Mr and Mrs Arthur Fulford of

Marie Lucille Obhmes Charleston Billy Vickery Indianapolis Ind M. C_ Cope J. F. Nunnelee John Nunnelee Jr Pete Barnes St. Louis Robert Graham Emma Irwin Evansville Methodist Church Kiwanis Club Sikeston Gordon Lucy Carbondale Deck Glenalen Roy Green Newcomer Luther Stropp Hillsboro Lawson Wesley Strawhorn Clara Stout Margaret Ironton Ruby Murrell Young People’s Assembly Arcadia Inlaw Alfred Parker Dorothy Ruth Keesee Lula Ruth Ragains Littie P. Leslie Roy Kilmer Dexter Mary Harris Ruth Finney J. E. Smith M. L. Taylor Methodist Missionary Society Joe Leslie Smith Kenneth Stallings Sikester C. A. Stallings Ella Clemson Oran Stallings Harry Daugherty Loretta Farmington Flat River St Louis Leland Miller Miller City F. D. Ragains Harold U. G Donald Grant McMullin Phoebe Black Emma Beardslee Cape Girardeau Bill Black State Teachers College Clarence Bryeans Maggie Short Terre Haute Ind Rev Congleton Little Rock Ark Dora Congleton Charles Harvey Arkansas Ozeal Hasting Blodgett Mass Treva York Roy Ensor Osceola Louie DeWitt Bowman Jones Joe Settles Matthews John D. Campbell Ed Clinton

Pure Bred Gilt Club Formed at Parma

A group of boys met at Leo Webs home on Wednesday July 6 and formed a Pure Bred Gilt Club. Officers elected were Donald Gee president, Leo Webb vice president, Wallace Knight secretary treasurer, Jack Gee game leader. Robert Gee and Ancil Jones are the other two members. The boys recently finished a Market Pig Club, sold their hogs from the other club, and use the money to purchase their units. Three boys have already bought their gilts.

Leo Webs Donald Gee Leo Webb Wallace Knight Jack Gee Robert Gee Ancil Jones

Repair Truck Arrives at New Madrid CCC Camp

The New Madrid CCC camp hosts the Repair Truck this week, a rolling machine shop starting Tuesday to service camps in Missouri Tennessee Illinois and Kentucky as repairs continue.

New Madrid Madrd CCC Missour Tennessee Illinois Kentucky

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