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Newspaper
Sikeston Herald
Location
Sikeston, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jul 17, 1958
Page
7
A Sunday school lesson argues that home life underpins civilization and urges Christians to address threats to families. It defines a good home as one where justice prevails and family members feel welcome, noting issues like divorce infidelity and poverty that can harm homes.
The July 26 International Uniform Sunday School lesson emphasizes home life as a cornerstone of justice and love. It argues that homes embody mutual respect, discipline, and godly living, shaping worthy individuals and a stable society through obedience and care within the family.
A fragmented church services bulletin lists numerous churches including General Baptist, First General in various locales with times for Sunday school worship morning services evening prayer meetings midweek services and youth gatherings. Also notes denominational organizations and pastors among many scattered details.
A July church reunion and barbecue by Mrs. Simpson is mentioned along with numerous service times across many local congregations. The snippet lists Sunday schools, morning worships, evening services, prayer meetings, and midweek activities for churches including Central Baptist, Church of God Prophecy, General Baptist, SeventhDay Adventist, Apostolic Pentecostal, and others in a regional area.
A fragmentary list shows numerous families from Paducah St Louis Sikeston and surrounding areas noted in a Charleston Association Youth Camp report at Benton. The item also records Robert Lane's admission for surgery at St Francis Hospital in Cape Girardeau.
Mrs Max Allen Heed was honored with a 10 o'clock coffee Saturday morning by Airs Bi Sapo and family at their Sixeston home. Attendees included numerous friends and relatives such as Mrs Howard Napier Mrs Charles Branum Mrs Bri Braen um and others. Summer flowers adorned the occasion as Mrs J R Wallace was discharged earlier from Southeast Missouri Hospital.
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