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Newspaper

Sikeston Herald

Location

Sikeston, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Jul 14, 1949

Page

12

New 4-H Camp Opens At Lake Wappapello

Poplar Bluff Missouri reports the Southeast Missouri 4-H Club Camp at Sanderson Point on Lake Wappapello now in use. The camp, run by 13 counties, expects up to six thousand members with first contingents arriving July 1 and 2. Facilities include a caretaker couple, a barracks-like building, a large dining area, and a 451 foot drilled well with cold water for drinking.

Lake Wappapello Poplar Bluff Butler County Missouri Sanderson Point Lost Creek St. Francis River Lake Wappa Calvin Harper

SIKeston Man Heads District Chiropractors

Dr. Frank L. Sisson of Sikeston was chosen president of the Southeast Missouri Chiropractic Association at a meeting of district chiropractors in Ironton last Sunday. Dr. D. G. Ruppp of Cape Girardeau was secretary treasurer. 24 members attended. New members include Drs. M. B. Owen, Vernon K. Abel, and N. G. Honaka who have started the American Therapy College at Ironton. The next meeting will be in August at Dr. Oscar Huck’s Charleston clinic.

Frank L. Sisson Sikeston Southeast Missouri Chiropractic Association Ironton D. G. Ruppp Cape Girardeau Earl Weis Lutheran Church of W. Z. Baker F. L. Sisson W. 8. Modersbach Sharron Pharris Reginald Harwell William Baker Howard Miller Keith Patterson Charles Hicks Leonard Schumacher Wayne Dickson Gene Aufdenberg Chips Schmerbach S. F. Duckworth Merle Canedy W. O. Dysart Dave Hart Frank Sisson Wiliam Baker Doyle Cloud L. A. Harris Lowell Webb

Newcomers Club Adds Two Members and Plans Camp Improvements

The Newcomers Club welcomed two new members Mrs Wayne Smith and Mrs Woodyard at a Rustic Rock Inn meeting with 18 attendees including a guest Mrs Lee Hutchison. Lions Club hosted a noon luncheon with 44 present as Jos A Leslie announced new committees for the coming year and new officers were installed.

Rustic Rock Inn Wayne Smith Woodyard Lee Hutchison Leonard Schumacher Joe Munger Lions Club Jos. A. Leslie E. F. Schorle Ted Kirby Milburn Arbaugh O. T. Elder John Welter Elmos Taylor A. Wayne Bess Vodrey Kirby Ross Lemons John Hux L. S. Hartzog C. W. Limbaugh J. E. Harper Clay A. Mitchell Roger Bailey Lee C. L. Blanton Jr Bremen van Bibber George Hale Jr R. L. Guthrie Kenneth Knox Earl Cook W. A. Myers W. A. Anthony Ralph Anderson David Blanton R. L. Sizemore A. M. Jackson Jack Lancaster Dewey Urban Lee Bowman L. T. Davey Fred Matthews Billy Walker Pleas Malcolm Wm. F. Woehlecke R. P. Thornton Edward Fuchs Ewart Taylor Vodrel Kirby Loomis Mayfield R. H. Sizemore M. M. Beck Charles Boydstum Charles Vogt Pete Medley Herb Walton Raymond Crews A. J. Day Robert J. Genins Charles L. Blanton Jr Ward Denman

Boy Scout Troop 44 Plans Camp Lewallen Week

Sikeston’s Boy Scout Troop 44 led by Glenn Keller attends Camp Lewallen this week. Twenty plus scouts including Tommie Murchison Jimimie Bennett Billy Armstrong Wendall Hall Billy Crowell and others travel with transport by Keller Armstrong Suchmann Pinkstaff and more. Attractions include two Indians from New Mexico an old survey with greys and a spring wagon along with standard scouting activities.

Glenn Keller Sikeston Camp Lewallen Tommie Murchison Jimimie Bennett Billy Armstrong Wendall Hall Billy Crowell Jim Pinkstaff Rudy York Bobby Suchmann David Bailey Jim Keller Dick Keller B. D. Blackburn Wm. C. Brown Garland Castleberry Larry Bell Larry Latham Laddie Latham Fred Stone Glen Keller M. M. Armstrong Wm. Suchmann Dan Murcheson Bartley R. Schwegler New Mexico

Sikeston Rotary installs two presidents at meetings

The Sikeston Rotary Club heard reports from Rev. M G Joyce and Geo W Kirk on Kiwanis International at the Dunn Hotel. Rev Joyce spoke on the convention and its personal meaning while Kirk outlined new activities and politics of the organization.

M. G. Joyce Geo. W. Kirk Kiwanis International Sikeston Club Dunn Hotel Rev. Joyce Mr. Kirk John A. Sutterfield Chamber of Commerce of Sikeston Poplar Bluff

Methodist Church Scene of Inman Botter Rites

A wedding at Methodist Church featured Miss JoAnn Botter and E Richard Inman exchanging vows before an altar with palms. The bridal party wore matching orchid and white attire. organ selections included Reverie Ave Maria and Ich Liebe Dich. The ceremony included ushers, attendants, and family arrangements with floral details.

JoAnn Botter W. O. Botter E. Richard Inman Ernest Inman Ralph Anderson Atherton Schubert Grieg Liszt Keith Collins DeKover Bob Lambert Pat Johnson Caruthersville Suzannne Lindley Mary Elen Sensenbaugh Janet Trousdale Betty Anderson Leroy Bea Jimmy Sexton Charles Myers Bill Greer Gerald Inman Bill Matthews Bob Deneke Botter

Former Sikeston Teacher Weds Amarillo Man

Miss Lee Magill daughter of Dr and Mrs A C Magill of Cape Girardeau married Paul Browning Higgs Jr of Amarillo Texas in a Cape Girardeau ceremony. The couple will reside in Amarillo where Higgs raises wheat. Reader attendance included Mrs W P Hunter and Mr and Mrs Jean Klein from Sikeston.

Sikeston couple wed at Rustic Rock Inn

Miss Botter and Mr. Inman married after a ceremony noted by a reception at the Rustic Rock Inn. The bride wore a brown and white bemberg sheet with white accessories for her honeymoon trip to Memphis and the South. They plan to reside at 322 Virginia Avenue. The bride is a Sikeston High School 1947 graduate formerly with Fitzpatrick's Jewelry. the groom, Sikeston High School 1946, served 21 months in the Marine Corps including time in China, and is now assistant office manager at Fabick Brothers Equipment Co.

Rustic Rock Inn Nadine Fox Phil Waldman Dot Matthews Peggy Lair Memphis South Inman Virginia Avenue Miss Botter Sikeston High School Fitzpatrick’s Mr. Inman Marine Corps China Fabick Brothers Equipment Co

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