Miss Kirkpatrick Weds Ensign Markey in Georgia Ceremony
Miss Mary Kathryn Kirkpatrick daughter of Mr and Mrs Otto Kirkpatrick married Ensign Alden C Markey son of Mr and Mrs Miller Markey in a double ring ceremony at the Georgia Naval Base Chapel Glrneo on June 28. Lt Father William C Clifford officiated with Lt Thomes James conducting music. The couple will reside on St Simons Island Georgia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Kathryn Kirkpatrick
Ensign
Alden Markey
Georgia
Charleston
Missouri
Glrneo
Naval Air Base Chapel
Brusswick
Otto Kirkpatrick
Alden C. Marker
Miller Marker
San Francisco
Caifornia
Wiliam C. Clifford
Thomes James
Colored Photography At Topp Studio In Sikeston
Topp Studio in Sikeston announces direct color photography for portraits using Eastman Kodak materials. Warren S. Topp, Jr. notes color portraits will cost the same as black and white, with prints available in color and black and white from one color negative. The studio claims to bring premier portrait and commercial photography to Southeast Missouri.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sikeston
Tne
Topp
Warren S. Topp, Jr
Missouri
Mr. Topp
Eastman Kodax Co
Eastman Kodak
Alissouri
Sikeston Girls in Twirling Exhibition at Kass Field
The ninth annual Arkansas State College Twirling Clinic ends Thursday July 11 with a show at Kass Field Jonesboro at 7 15 p m Admission is free The 220 students from 35 towns and multiple states will perform Sikeston participants include Clare Cullis Suzanne Doncho Jeanie Harwell Constance Holmes Mary Martin Tefeitha Preslex Emma Proffer and Sails Webb The event features group performances an ensemble competition and solo routines by the faculty and students.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tne
Arkansas State College
Eship
Towapf
Kass Field
Jonesporo
Arkansas
Cimic
MOSI
Crump
Bonnie Groves Williams
Rock
Betty Brown
Natchroenes
Louisiana
Janie Bianca
Indianola
Mississippi
Ann Nichais
Monroe
Gayle Johnson
Stuttgart
Dos- Elder
Piggott
Kay Lucas
Caruthersville
Missour
Sikeston
Clare Culiis
North Street
Suzanne Doncho
Hardin
Jeanie Harwell
Moore
Conmie Holmes
Wallace
Mary Martin
Moore Ave
Te Feitha Preslex
Emma Proffer
Cherry
Mrs Clara Brorein Visits Abernathys in Parms
Mrs Clara Brorein of Parms has been spending the past few days with her daughter and family Mr and Mrs J W Abernathy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clara Brorein
Parms
J. W. Abernathy
Shower For Mrs. Jerry Throgmorton At Parents Home
A surprise miscellaneous shower honored Mrs. Jerry Throgmorton at her parents home. Hostesses were Mrs. Lavern Burton and Mrs. Jewell Beaird. Guests and gift senders included numerous friends and relatives with decorative pink and white streamers and pink gladioli centerpieces.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jerry Throgmorton
Edward Smith
Lavern Burton
Jewell Beaird
Gar Je Faxler
Doris Parks
Daist Hardgraves
Dela Humes
Louise Buisk
Faye Parker
Fad Davis
Betty Arbaugh
Ruby Abernathy
Sue Jane Taxier
Kellett
Beddie Sneed
Rusty Limbaugh
Larsen
Moydle Comstock
Bernadine Rister
Mrs H J Welsh Hosts Club Dessert Contest
Mrs H J Welsh entertained her club with a dessert event at her home. Winners included Mrs J H Yount Sr, Mrs A J Goes, Mrs F D Lair, and Mrs BF Marshall Sr, with summer flower arrangements adding a charming touch to the Welsh residence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
HJ. Weisn
J.H. Yount
A. J. Goes
F. D. Lair
BF Marshail
Mrs Ralph Bover Dessert Canasta Party Hosts
Mrs Ralph Bover entertained at her Vernon Avenue home with a dessert canasta party. Three tables competed for prizes won by Mrs Gene Corbons Mrs Arthie fergenhorn Mrs Dean neater and Mrs Harry Hampbrich Jr. Other members listed include Mrs Carl Coksnour Mrs Red Collins Mr Rob Nowell Mrs Charles Heath and others. one member was unable to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralon Bover
Vernon Avenue
Seuesis
Bover
Portageville Guests Visit Fausett Family Members
Mrs Dorothy Pardon and her son Charles Lee travel from Portageville to spend Sunday with Mr and Mrs Charles D Fausett and family. Also visiting are Mr and Mrs John Penrod and their son Johnnie. Mrs Pardon is the mother and Mrs Penrod the sister of Mrs Fausett.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy Pardon
Charles Lee
John Penrod
Johnnie
Portageville
Charles D. Fausett
Fidelis Sunday School Class Met Monday Night
Fidelis Sunday School Class of the First Baptist Church met at the church at 7 30 p m Monday with 13 present The meeting opened with prayer led by Mrs Byers Tidwell Mire Mary McFall gave the devotional titled Talents Our Use of Them During the regular business meeting Mrs Gladys Kelley president appointed a nominating committee to select officers for the coming year with Mrs Edith Ford as chairman Mrs Loraine Limbaugh and Mrs Mary McFall completing her committee The meeting adjourned to a social hour with games in charge of Mrs Nellie Ford Refreshments of tuna salad smal crackers olives and pickles with ice tea were served by Mrs Edith Ford Mrs Loraine Limbaugh and Mrs Lena Reed Mrs Rea served as hostess in the absence of Mrs Wade Cochran who is attending camp at Ridgecrest S C.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fidelis
First Baptist Church
Byers Tidwell
Mary McFall
Gladys Kelley
Edith Ford
Loraine Limbaugh
Numerous Craneville Area Visitors Highlight Quiet Summer Week
Brownville and Sikeston area residents enjoyed a flurry of visits and travel. Mr and Mrs James Crabtree and son returned home after a week with Cecili Crabtree's family, visiting relatives in Fornfelt Charleston and Webster Groves. Several others traveled to Lancaster Missouri and Arling ton Virginia for family gatherings and weddings. A candlelight wedding between Harvey and Jackson was held in Sikeston with a double ring ceremony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Crabtree
Brownvile
New York
Cecili Crabtree
Gilbert Crabtree
Fornfelt
Bob Warren
James
Charleston
W LL Yomulson
Betty Jo
Webster Groves
Joe Leslie
Rikki
Joe
Sue Stout
Janargent
Portageville
al So
Cecil Clem
Paul and
Ronnie
el Paso
Texas
Clem
Mary
Ose Ee
Harvey-Jackson
Cirée Reec
St. Mars Hospital
Caro
Bispringhoff
Jess Varnon
Fern
Sam Varnon
Hattie Varnon
Local Social Notes From Commerce Area Several Visits
Commerce area residents host relatives and friends including the Reed family and the Ciomer, Newcomb, and Fester households. Camp attendance and church group activities are noted along with town council business, hospital transfers, and local visits from St Louis and Benton.
Bargain Auto and Household Goods Sale Ad
A weathered sales list advertises motor oil at 29c per qt and 24 qt cans at 6 49 per cs, car polish and waxes, filters, hub caps, fender flaps, floor mats, tires from 4.93, airwood sheets, planing and plywood items, garden hoses, cots, trailers, ice cream freezers, and lawn mowers with numerous discount prices and pushy phrases. The fragment suggests a general hardware and automotive parts store promoting low prices and cash-only sales.
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Johnson’Carnu
Dupont
Isi c
Stan
Deinx An Winte Wal’s
Stork Manor
Sea Hoors
Kohler City Supply Ad Promotes Open Nights and Goods
Local Kohler City Supply Co advertisement invites shoppers to extended evening hours Friday and Saturday until midnight. It promotes aluminum paint at 289 each, shotgun shells at 31.88, and turpentine at 89 cents per gallon, highlighting a weekly shop and social visits with friends.
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Zroi Sherck
Brunswick Georgia
Marren
Boner
Doris Ward
Farmington
Jack Hennessex
Gene Shrine
Kirkpatrick
Zit Club
Officers Club
Norman Suter
Tincoln Park
Mich
Steve Elis
Oakland
California
St. Simon's Island
State College At
Cape Girardeau
Windsor School
Fess. Mo
Freemont High School
Ceai
Pensacola
Fia
Spape
Mrs
Ralph Bover
Miss Sue Long
Arnold Myrick
Bill Long
Miss Long
Arnold Joe Myrick
R. H. Myrick
Manhews
Margaret Dunn
Ray Marshall, Jr
Lancaster
Larnia Nelson
Babyr Son
Dan Heacox
Pat and
Dana
Midland, Texas
Rax Baker
Flo. Baker
Sikestone
P H. Beith
Memphis
Tenn
A. P. Sargent
Joan O. Edwa
Maplewood Drive
Morehouse
Edwards
Anthons O'Jeannie
Cermey
Cerney
St. Francis Hospital
Case Girardeaux
Methodist
Fornfeit
J. M. Pitman
Lomesville
Lou Tate
Kenneth Bond
Paul Breeden
Tulsa
O&sla
Virginia
John Breeden
Jefferson City
Breeden
East Gladys
S. A. Bradles
Cairo
Baril Waoterding
Kay Alitier Liarvey
Lemial
Jack Jackson
J. C. Montgomery, Jr
First Methodist Church
Charles Miller
Coleman
Jackson
B J. Jackson
Dexter
Billy Marvin Burch
Matthews
Gene Rampley
Bell City
Charlies McCann
Canale
Robert Harris
Miler
Manuel Skaggs
Wen Revord
Sikeston High School
Mercantie Mortgage Office
Anchor Tor
New Orleans
Waine Street
Ther
B. F. Jackson
Avis
Herman Jackson
James Miller
Davie Noland
Charles McCann
Canalou
Chester Stafford
Charles Muller
Car] Dre
Frank Altom. Jr
Evertt Vlasters
Arbrin Moore
Charles Stafford
Bills Brorgan Burch
J. R. James
Carn Dre
Stafford
Commerce News
Mfr
Ed Reed
Harold Reed
Wratt
Tom Ciomer
Harvey Newcomb
Jim Newcomer
St. Lours
Alfred Fester
Cincinnati
Ohio
Afr
Fester
Reno Knight
Ben Knight
Louis Kreft
Garrison Childers
Olive Branch
Bobby Foster
Hame
St. Louis
Bobby
Cletus Foster
Lawrence Kraft
Glen Tastor
Benton
Louis Araft
Commerce
Ben Cambron
Cora Cambron
Pollard Cemetery
Unity Baptist Church
Charleston Association
Marshall Wroe Bonifieri
Paul Hohnson
Ed Johnson
Jerry Johnson
Ed Jennsor
Bill Varnon
S. Louis
A. J. Shor
Alin
Maggie Kerley
Leo Kerley
Hime Road
Biss Carolin Gray
Winfeld
Mrnd
Cbm Beard Siee
Amy
Joe Dedun
Pernting Ter
The
Mouse
Vernor
St. Lousana Afr
Hamie Varnon
Sam _ Varnon
Hale & Williams
W. Malone
Powell Insurance Agency
E. Center
Rockin
A. D
Yes
C. Welder
Kohler City Supply Co
Korler City
Eugene O'Neill
Desire
Cornel Wilde
Jean Wallage
Rman Abbe Lane
Francis Lederer
Imesic
Bwoloay
Frodayt
Serra Bownsea
ALL Hall Loosas
Sunday
Mondae
Troes
Henny
Susan Fonda
Strasbere
Il Wee Creenwoor
Marshall Conisvarace Plummer
Thur
Oronlys Se
Newstar
Fete Sae
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