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Newspaper
Sikeston Herald
Location
Sikeston, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1938
Page
10
Mrs. E P Jones of Bertrand visits the Gordons. Bruce DeField and Paul Bryant spend weekends with parents. Emily Lynn and Miss Frances Bryant visit Jefferson City and Cape Girardeau respectively. Lincoln, Blytheville, Natchez, Crystal City, and Cape Girardeau locals host relatives. CCC and Sikes ton workers return home for weekends.
A dense list of visits and social events in Commerce includes Mrs O L Spencer visiting Benton friends, dozens of local residents hosting or visiting relatives in Sikeston Cape Girardeau and St Louis areas, decorations and antique displays, and multiple club meetings. Notable names include Mrs Lutie P Leslie, Mrs Ruth Finney, Miss Dorothy Weber, and Mrs Beardslee.
L C Cook of Senath visited with Mr and Mrs John Crosno and daughters Sunday. Children Day services and a 2 basket dinner will be held at the local church Sunday June 12. Evelyn Porter spent the past week with her sister near Bertrand. Carl Dawud infant son of Mr and Mrs A J Heuser is confined with bronchitis. Junior Tucker returned home after a two weeks visit with his uncle and aunt Mr and Mrs Dan Gray. Memorial Day services in Sikeston included many local residents from here. Herald advertisers are worthy of your patronage.
Local residents report week end visits and illness updates. Truman Propst and Roy Green families spend weekends in Sikeston and Glenallen. Mrs Cora Strayhorn improves from ptomaine poisoning. Several notable trips and gatherings occur across Blodgett, Charleston, Sikeston, and surrounding towns including visits to St Louis and Memphis.
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