Mary Lou Lovett Becomes Bride at New Bethel Church
Mary Lou Lovett wed Charles Michael Taylor at New Bethel Church near Charleston in a three o'clock ceremony. The bride, daughter of Roy Lovett, wore a white embroidered organza gown with a bouffant skirt, and was accompanied by maid of honor Wanda Crosier and junior bridesmaid Connie Lovett. Ushers and guests filled the church, with a reception at the groom’s parents’ Sikeston home. The couple will reside in Charleston after a Kentucky Lake honeymoon. both families hosted a rehearsal party prior to the wedding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beihel
Charleston
Lou Lovet
Charles Michael Taylor
Afiss Lovett
Roy Lovett
Route 1
Mr. Taylor
AM_ E_ Taylor
Vernon Street
Sixeston
Ass Wanda Crosier
Lusk Cha- Pei
Connie Lovett
Miss Crosier
Eddie Joe Mehler
Memphis
Teun
Stevie Tayior
Bill Anderson
Anna Stailings
Cnarleston
Sikeston
Kentucky Lake
East Commercial St
Airs
Wicks
New Bethel Church
Lovell-Taylor
Counvle
Roy Lovell
M_ E. Yarlor
Dorothy McClure
Paducah
Wanda Crosier
Bil Anderson
Martin Stallings
Noisworthy
Connie Lovet
Jimmy Lovett
Winksall
Sttephen Tayior
Pride
Alfred Taylor
Neva -Mae Taylor
Family Picnic at Dexter Park Honors Mrs Brown Birthday
A Sunday family picnic at Dexter Park celebrated the birth anniversary of Mrs. Charles Brown. Attendees included A E MiccConnell with Brenda and Gerald. L C McConnel and family. Charles Brown Jr. and children Gary David and Rainy. Basil McConnell and Sharon. L V Riney and Carolyn. Earl McConnell and sons Harold and Laxmy. Bill Howell and Vickie. T B McConnell and children Arn and Rodney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ihe Park
Dexter
Charles Brown
A. E. MiccConnell
Brenda
Gerald
L. C. McConnel
Gary
David
Rainy
Basil McConnell
Sharon
Morehouse
L. V. Riney
Reading Conference Returns by Mrs J B Hall in Kirksville
Mrs J B Hall returned from the Annual Reading Conference at Northeast Missouri State Teachers College in Kirksville. The program emphasized developing listening and oral reading skills to help students read effectively in and out of classrooms. Dr Ralph W House led the meeting with lectures from reading consultants including Dr Paul Witter of Northwestern University. During Mrs Hall’s absence her husband visited his daughter Mrs John Black of Cape Girardeau.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. B. Hall
Nourtheast
Missouri State Teachers College
Kirksville
Ralph W. House
Abs. Hall
Paul Witter
College of Education
Northwestern University
Evanston
Hall
Air
John Black
Cape Girardeau
Hospital Notes From Missouri Delta Community Hospital
July admission list includes John McDaniel Sikeston Ida Bernice Heister Memphis Tenn Martha Alice Pearer Sikeston Sandra Lee Higins Sikeston Zuia Vesia Brannock Sikeston Bryan Layne Sikeston Audrey Nunnelee Blodgett Mamie Pulliam Bertrand Discharges July 15 include Don Scott Sikeston Hazel Struwer Sikeston Lucile Givens Sikeston Vivian Leible Sikeston James Graham Charleston Edith Calhoun Sikeston
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missouri Delta Community Hospital
John McDaniel
Sikeston
Ida Bernice Heister
Memphis
Tenn
Martha Alice Pearer
Sandra Lee Higins
Zuia Vesia Brannock
Bryan Layne
Audrey Nunnelee
Blodgett
Mamie Pulliam
Bertrand
Don Scott
Hazel Struwer
Lucile Givens
Sikes
Engagement and August Wedding Planned in Matthews
Miss Carol Janice Parsons will wed Robert Gordon Alsop in Matthews Christian Church on August 4 at two o clock. Rev Warren Gene Reynolds will officiate. Ma tron of honor is Abs Max Kelso with Candles by Miss Sandra Aichil and Miss Rebecca Depro. Best man is Buddy Alsup. ushers Gene Alsup and Sgt 1-C Stowell Harden. Both families invite friends to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dennis Parsons
Maraews
Carol Janice Parsons
Robert
Miss Parsons
Abs
Max Kelso
Mathews
Sandra Aichil
St. Louis
Rebecca Depro
Matthews
Buddy Alsup
Gene Alsup
Sgt
C Stowell Harden
Fort Knox
Mary Sue Wyman Elected Noble Grand for Sikeston Rebekahs
The Sikeston Rebekah Lodge met at the I O O F hall on Friday for officer elections. Mary Sue Wyman was elected Noble Grand with Beulah Depew as vice Grand and several appointive officers named, along with installing officers and a report from delegate Georgia Lawrence on the State Rebekah Meeting in Sedans. A social hour followed with refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Sue Wyman
Noble Grand
Sikeston Rebekahs
Rebekah Lodge
I. O. OO. F. Hall
Georgia Lawrence
Opal Harper
Pauline Matthews
Ann Swallows
Mary Ann Seabargo
Nellie Seabauga
Broomfield
Nevie Grand
Beulah Depew
R. S
N. G
Fred Forbis
L. S
Mabel Merrick
Mabel Patterson
Florence Ristér
Carie Petford
Dolly Kirby
Twe
Cleo Robertson
Mildred Vincent
Clara Ralph
Magsie Rowark
D. D
Hazel Baldwin
Freda Warren
Nellie Smith
Rebekah
Sedans
Many Local Girls Enjoy Scout Camp at Lafonica
The Girl Scout camp near Lafonica runs six weeks with two one week and two 12 day sessions. Girls from Sikeston Morehouse and nearby areas attend earning badges and planning programs under trained leadership. Local volunteers and counselors assist as the season nears closing with several girls set to attend next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lafonica
Dalton Teroy
Caruthersville
Cotton Bell
Sikeston
Jane Stacy
Jane Wyman
Sheri Paska
Jennifer Puckett
Lynn Murchison
Nancy Brayant
Emily Twitty
Peggy Mathews
Beryl Moss
Carol Mier
Patricia Welker
Sandra Carr
Cipate
Twéy
Nancy Craig
Kay Standler
Beatty Biller
Ronald Lee
Judy Hawlings
Judith’ Hunter
Margeret Coates
Tom Chidester
Dempser Gardiner
Edith Woods
Pleas Malcolm
EF. C. Matthews
Julieth
Royal Ambassadors Meet at First Baptist Church
The R. Ellen Johnson Chapter Royal Ambassadors met Monday afternoon at the First Baptist Church with Michael Lee presiding. Pastor-led devotionals featured Isaiah 55-4. New members Lynn Colles Jimmie Créen Shaw Johnny Kelley and Mike Boardman joined as 13 members and four visitors attended. James Littrell was dismissed Friday from Southeast Missouri Hospital as a medical patient.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. Ellen
Teddy Hars
Billy Lankford
Sonny Bartholomew
Gordon Staines
Ronald Lee
Lynn Colles
Jimmie Créen Shaw
Johnny Kelley
Mike Boardman
James Littrell
Southeast Missouri Hospital
Cape Girardeau
Evans-Duff Wed In 2 oteem On Hernando's Chapel
Evans and Duff wed in a double-ring ceremony at Hernando's Chapel on July 1 at 2 45 pm. The Rev R Wailen officiated. The bride Miss Evans is the daughter of Mr and Mrs Ron Evans, the groom is the son of Mrs Sid Dui and the late Thomas Dui. Attendants included Mr and Mrs James Evans, the bride's brother and sister in law. The bride wore a shell pink silk cotton dress with lace and a matching white hat. Music included I Love You Truly Because and Always. Mrs Duff is a Blodgett High School 1956 graduate. Mr Duff is a Sikeston High School 1954 graduate and works for the State Highway Dept.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hernando
Carse
Hermarco
Ames Caroion Evans
Thomas Duff
R. €. Wailen
Miss Evans
Ron Evans
Duff
Airs
Sid Dui
Thomas Dui
Sikeston Rt 2
James Evans
Blodgett High School
Sikeston High School
State Highway Dept
Family Re Union at Capaha Park in Cape Girardeau
A large family reunion and supper gathered Saturday evening at Capaha Park in Cape Girardeau. Attendees included Mr. and Mrs. Charles Barnett, Mr. and Mrs. Harry T. Barnett and Stevie Joe Lambert of Sikeston, Mr. and Mrs. Joe Barnett, Mr. and Mrs. Wendall Fox, Mrs. Elia Carrington, Sam Hindman, Sonny Woods of Morehouse, with others including Mrs. R. L. Church and Mrs. Oscar Holt of Cape Girardeau, Mr. and Mrs. Bosby Church and son of Denton Texas, Rev. and Mrs. Floyd Berry and two daughters of Hazard, and Mr. and Miss Maude and Golda Arnold of Essex.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Barnett
Harry T. Barnett
Stevie Joe Lambert
Sikeston
Mir
S. Joe Barnett
Wendall Fox
Elia Carrington
Sam Hindman
Sonny Woods
Morehouse
Capana’ Park
Cape Girardeau
R. L. Church
Oscar Holt
Bosby Church and Son
Denton
Texas
Floyd Berry
Hazard
Maude
Golda Arnold
Essex
Presbyterian Women Hold General Meeting at Church
Women of the Hunter Memorial Presbyterian Church held their general meeting Thursday afternoon at the church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presbyterian Women IN General Meeting
Hunter Memorial PresbytErian Church
Lomaxes Welcome Baby Girl in Sikeston
Mr and Mrs J B Lomax announce the birth of a baby girl in Sikeston. The family names and exact date are not provided in the fragment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. B. Lomax
Sikeston
Presbyterian Circles Meet at Hunter Memorial Church
The Circles of Hunter Memorial Presbyterian Church held their regular monthly meetings on Thursday, July 11. Circle I met at Mrs. Blanton's home with six members, led by Mrs. Jackson Hunter and Mrs. J. T. Patmac. Circle II met at Mrs. O Hara's home with five members and two visitors, led by Mrs. O Hara and Mrs. Otto Lenon. Circle IV met at Mrs. Rayner's home with six members and one visitor, opening with the Lord's Prayer and led by Mrs. Helen Carrock and Wilma Young.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hunter Memorial Presbyterian Church
Jesus
Circle I
Airs
David Blanton
N. Kingshighway
Jackson Hunter
J. T. Patmac
Circle OI
Ars
John O’hara
Mary Townsend
O'Hara
Otto Lenon
Mirs. M. E. Rayner
Circle IV
N. Ranney
Helen Carrock
Wilma Young
Phonics Class Open House At Genins Home
Mrs R J Genins conducted a private phonics class for five weeks and hosted an open house for pupils and mothers. Displays showed sounds and spellings learned, with child created illustrations such as Cypress knee autographs gherkin trivet tripod pewter wareen machiptosa and more. Colors included scarlet rose bay chestnut and sorrel. Slides depicted Onondara Cave and Meramac Caverns with stalagmites and stalactites. Refreshments followed for pupils Warne Hatler Lewis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. J. Genins
Fez
Western Electric Crew Expands Dial System in Sikeston
In Sikeston residents watch 76 Western Electric workers install a new dial system. George King leads the wire crew while Mrs Limbaugh and the Commercial Business Office organize support. The project expects completion late this year as homes are sought for incoming staff. Housing calls urged to 1608.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dal
Western Electric
George King
Local names listed in incomplete OCR fragment
A fragmented OCR line names Conler, Sandy Ford, Joanny Adams, Jimmy Minner, Pat Wilson, Tommy Critchlow, Dale Stacfier, Claxton Vandiveri, Fred French, Jimmy Crenshaw, Rod Mitchell, and Peggy Lee Matthews.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Conler
Sandy Ford
Joanny Adams
Jimmy Minner
Pat Wilson
Tommy Critchlow
Dale Stacfier
Claxton Vandiveri
Fred French
Jimmy Crenshaw
Rod Mitchell
Peggy Lee Matthews
Miss Carolyn Mosley to Wed Richard Bryan Hart
Engagement announced for Miss Carolyn Janice Mosley of Matthews and Richard Bryan Hart of Sikeston. Wedding set for Sunday July 28 at 2 00 PM at Matthews Baptist Church with a double ring ceremony by Rev Powers. No invitations issued. families invite friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carolyn Janice Mosley
Matthews
Richard Bryan Hart
Sikeston
Powers
Mosler
J. O. Pack
Felix Mosley
Movile
Ala
Matthews School
Hall
Ben M. Hart
Sikeston High School
Sikeston Standard
Also Mentioned on This Page
Mary Lou Lovett
Rufus Noisworthy
Aliss Neva Mae Taylor
Miss Taylor
Travis Jackson
Taylor
Sikeston Lanmily and
Clesners
Moyes
Simpson Oil Company
Mrs
Charles M_ Taylor
Dexter Park
August
Bob Alsup
Frenés
Miss Carel
Janice Farsens
Evans-Duff
Oteem
Hernando’s Chapel
Capaha Park
Barnett
Stora Club
Presbyterian Circles
Genins
Warne Hatler
Lewis
John Donoho
Sikesten
Missouri
Southwestern Bell Telephone Company
Judy Murback
B. J. Murback
Diane
Los Angeles
Long Beach
Calif
Ruth Bartlett
Carolyn Mosley
Gardner
Stewart
Blusainc A
Elvis Fresley
Wendell Cerey
Gary Cooper
Ingrd Bergman
Reese Y
Taree
Ede
Ted
the Bell
Eryl Rela
WELV
George Naser
Phylus Thaxter - Tit Woyey
Plas
Chip’s Shoe Alley
Sikeston, Me
Elroy Tezgiegs Hirsch Lloyd Nolan
Joan Vohs
Witwer
Mal Bartlett
Fornese Lyor
Rerbert J. Nt
Fass
Tmchestein
Asawa
Newsparr
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!