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Newspaper

Sikeston Herald

Location

Sikeston, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Jul 18, 1957

Page

5

Marriage Announced for Marjane Malcolm and James W. Jackson Jr

Miss Marjane Malcolm wed James W. Jackson Jr. in Union City Tennessee on April 27. The bride, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Pleas Malcolm, attended Sikeston High School, Alabama College for Women, Barnes Hospital training, and Southeast Missouri State College. The groom, son of Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Jackson of Randies, is a junior at State College in Cape Girardeau. Plans beyond schooling are indefinite.

Malcolm Martha Jane Marjane James W. Jackson Jr Randies Union City Tenn Cordis M. Womack Presbyterian Church Barnes Hospital St. Louis Southeast Missouri State College Cape Girardeau Jackson Air J. W. Jackson State College Cape

New Madrid Woman Recovers Sister's Hurricane Letter

Mrs. Caroline Philips of New Madrid receives from sister Iris Sells in Galveston an eyewitness account of the Cameron Louisiana tidal wave. The letter describes 78 mile winds, beach destruction, and widespread drowning including Pete’s relatives. George was found, his wife missing.

Caroline Philips New Madrid Iris Sells Galveston Texas Cameron Sells Pat Jim Pete Louisiana Petes George Winston Beiley

Stork Club Births and Twins Across Missouri

July notices report multiple births from Sikeston Dexter and East Prairie communities. Families include Hoslen, Dovers, Cole, Taylor, Hardin, Carlile, Hamn, West, Bohannon, and Burl Heath. One line notes a baby born last Friday at Dexter Clinic. another names Thomas Burl, a 5 pound infant born in Normandy.

Gilbert Hoslen Essex Farnest E. Dovers Sikeston Grover Cole Junior Ray Taylor Lilbourn Cecil Hardin Irs Harold Carlile East Prairie Bernard Hamn Dexter Hamn Mary Mickel Ruth Street Marion West Russellville Ark Mioncay Pete Air Floyd West Wiliamstown Matecrnel

Church B and P W Guild July Meeting Summary

The Business and Professional Women's Guild of the Christian Church held a July gathering Thursday evening at the church with barbecued ribs. Ms James B. Marta hosted. twelve members and their husbands attended. Mrs Wayne Davis appointed committees for the coming year. Plan includes the year’s program with two plays “The Church's Affinity to the Aged” and “The Stewardess.” Mars Walter Powell, secretary, presented a lamp to Mrs Davis. August meeting set for the church with Mrs Vera Trousdale and Mrs Lorene Ailey as hostesses and Mrs Byron Caldwell as program chairman.

Business and Professional Women’s Guild of the Christan Church James B. Marta Ear Wayne Davis Mars Walter Powel Bmics Davis Birs Vera Trousdale Lorene Ailey Byron Caldwell

Calvin York Wedding Solemnized in Benton

Mrs Nina Calvin and Homer York were married Saturday morning at the Methodist Church in Benton by Rev Allen Stanley. Attendants were Mr and Mrs S E Billington. The couple will reside at 244 W Kathleen.

Nina Calvin Homer ‘York Methodist Benton Allen Stanley S. E. Billington Mrs. York W. Kathleen

Hugh Stewarts Entertain For Wedding Anniversary

Bir and Mrs Hugh Stewart hosted at 715 Mikes Saturday for the wedding anniversary of Mr and Mrs Alva Garner. Guests included Mrs Buell Sizemore and son Victor of El Paso Texas. After dinner, cards awarded high prizes to Mrs Bill Acord and Charles Goolsby, low prizes to Mrs Alva Garner and Glenn Matthews, and floating prizes to Mrs Garner and Bill Acord. An Anniversary Club gift was presented to the honored couple.

Bir Hugh Stewart Alva Garner Alrs Buell Sizemore Victor el Paso Texas Bill Acord Charles Goolsby Glenn Matthews

Bargain Bonanza at Local Goods Camp Sale

A flood of sale items fills the page with arms camp tents lawn chairs roof coating and boat gear all advertised at deep discounts. Items include Georgia surplus gear power tools marine equipment and vehicles with prices highlighted such as 9.49 for small items 399 for arms camp tents and 3298 for boats. Strong entities include Prestone Peak Yatch chairs and Johnsons Carnu. The ad promises large quantities low prices and truckloads of merchandise across multiple categories.

Peeple E. Steam & Vydrons Norelco Racers Johnsons Prestone & Peak Youngstown

Legion Announces Cotton Carnival Committees

Hank Switala, general chairman, names committee heads for the Cotton Carnival. Concessions and Rides led by W. B. Pinnell and Carl Elam. Dance by Bill Gardner, Jim Cowger, Red Davis and A. B. Jewell. Parade chaired by Bill Scarbrough, Tom Chidester, Jim Beaird and Ken Halman. Miss Sikeston led by Joe Cooley. and others include Cotton Carnival Queen and Floats, Advertising and Program, Traffic and Surveillance, Legion Float, Fish Stand, Midway Entertainment, Cotton Tops, Equipment Set Up, Speaker, Ticket Selling for Rides, Auxiliary Equipment Set Up, Contests, and Membership.

Hank Switala American Legion W. B. Pinnell Carl Elam Bill Gardner Jim Cowger Red Davis A. B. Jewell Bob Pawlowski Wills Mills Bill Scarbrough Tom Chidester Jim Beaird Ken Halman Miss Sikeston Joe Cooley Lance Arthur Bruce Frank Ferrell Mike Dysart Legion Dick Dockins Albert Ledbetter Henry Mills Carl Luper Woocy Brashear Pick Arnold John Scarbrough Eddie Mathis Beatty Miller Dr. L. E. Bechtold Herman Poe Midway Entertainment Burley Crism AIC Cotton Tops Mike Meagh

Owney the Postal Dog Becomes Albany Post Office Fixture

Postmaster Malcolm recounts Owney the Postal Dog tale from 1888. A homeless hungry dog seeks warmth and hides among mail bags at Albany, New York, as clerks bustle. The story aims to show dogs can be friends to postal workers and the public.

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Keratolytic Drug Ad Promises Fast Foot Relief

An advertisement touts a keratolytic for athlete's foot claiming it deadens and peels infected skin to expose germs to the treatment. It promises instant drying and a refund offer if not satisfied within one hour at Weite's Drug Store.

Weite

Kohler City Supply Co Special Deals in Westng House Pantry

Advertisement notes thermostat controlled electric skillet and deep well fryer offered at 699 dollars. Claims factory guaranteed beauty items and a weekly sale by Kohler City Supply Co in Kohler City MO, with one truckload available.

Owney the Albany Post Office dog and his world travels

The loyal canine Owney lived at the Albany Post Office becoming an adopted son to the mail clerks. He wore a collar with a map of his journeys and later a harness as he traveled across the United States and abroad to Japan and China. He earned a passport from the Mikado and the Emperor welcomed him. Owney completed a 132 day round trip, befriending postal workers and never causing accidents on trains or ships he rode.

Uncle Sam Owney Albany Post Office Tne Tney Tey United States Tacoma Washington Japan China Glorius The Mikado New York Oney

Jaycees Preview Rodeo in Sikeston Sept 12 15

Jaycees outline plans for the Ja yee Bootheel Rodeo in Sikeston from September 12 to 15 with co chairmen Bruce Hampton and Louis Jones traveling to Camdenton to meet producer Ken Roberts. Clown Gene Davis and his bride Bliss Ann Davies will appear along with Davis brother and other acts including Alan Bing and judge Ted Whatley. Ken Roberts reports the bucking stock will be the wildest ever seen in the state.

Bob Porter Sheriff's Office Assayer Wells Fargo Bruce Hampton Louis Jones Jean Klem Jacee Gene Davis Bliss Ann Davies Gene Charles Davis Sikeston Camdenton Alan Bing Ted Whatley Hampton Ken Roberts

J A Sutterfield Able To Accept Commissions

After a year in bed architect J A Sutterfield reports he has a wheelchair and can do some work again. Those needing architectural work or inspections may contact him at his home 722 Park Avenue. Carl Vincent and daughter Carol Ann visited St Louis Saturday on business.

J. A. Sutterfield J. A Park Avenue Carl Vincent Carolm Ann St. Louis

Smithsonian display features historic owner and medals

A noted collection includes about 200 checks, medals, and certificates. The owner, reportedly mounted, is on display at the National Capital and in the Smithsonian Institution, drawing attention to the artifact’s historical significance.

National Capital Smithsonian Institution

Beard to Speak at Southwestern Institute in Dallas

James M. Beard Sikeston Chamber of Commerce manager will join speaker instructors at the Southwestern Institute for Chamber of Commerce executives in Dallas Texas July 21 27. Beard known as an agricultural problems expert will conduct a two hour course on Available Avenues for Agricultural Achievements between July 23 and July 26.

Sikeston Chamber of Commerce James M. Beard Southwestern Institute For Chamber of Commerce Dallas Tex Beard

Latham Family Vacation Trip Plans Across States

Mer and Mrs Clarence Latham of Route 1 travel with daughter to begin a weeklong vacation. They will visit Mrs Latham's sister in Genda Springs Kansas, then La Junta Colorado to see Merrill Latham and family, and finally Colorado Springs to visit Raymond Latham and children.

Mer Clarence Latham Route 1 Delmar Wagner Bobby Anita Cape Girarceau Genda Springs Kansas

Also Mentioned on This Page

Marjane Malcolm James W. Jackson, Jr Sister Stork Club Church B. & P.W. Guild Hugh Stewarts Mrs Garner Rockin Sea Hour E. J. Wainscott Joan Lett R. McElroy Tom Baker Chas. H Butler Robt Dempster Loomis Marfield Sr WL. Haters J. S. Wallace Tom Roberts Paul Slinkard Aarph Carroll Mark Childs L. I Flewelbnog Kohler City Supply CO Kohler City Vogue Dress Shop East Front Street Jaycees James M. Beaied P. O Tulsa Odahome Astmari Haia Meade Playhouse 90 Cbs-Tv Associated Natural Gas Co
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