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Sikeston Herald

Location

Sikeston, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Jun 03, 1948

Page

16

Concordia church Walther League elects Hill president

Miss Dorothy Hill was installed president of the Walther League Society of Concordia Lutheran church at its annual banquet at the Dunn Hotel last Wednesday. Elected officers included Laverna Wilkening as vice president Mary Frances Wilkening as secretary and Chester Wilkening as treasurer. Hill succeeds her brother James William Hill as president. Eighteen guests attended the banquet.

Dorothy Hill Walther League Society Concordia Lutheran Church Dunn Hotel Laverna Wilkening Mary Frances Wilkening Chester Wilkening Miss Hill James William Hill

Picnic plans discussed by VFW members

The Veterans of Foreign Wars met at Odd Fellows hall with Floyd Mathews in charge. Plans were made for the annual picnic on July 3 4 and 5. Lighting for the W F W Memorial Stadium field was discussed and funds are being solicited. After the session, members joined the auxiliary for bingo.

Veterans of Foreign Wars Odd Fellows Hall Floyd Mathews W. F. W. Memorial Stadium Auxiliary

Girl Scout Leaders to Meet at Library

All men and women interested in Girl Scouting are urged to attend an area meeting at the Public Library Monday evening June 7 at 7 30. Mrs J Roger DeWitt and Miss Mary Jane Reilly will be present plus area representatives. Topics include Camp Lewallen use and finance staff and office matters. A second instructional session with Mrs DeWitt is planned Tuesday June 8 at 1 30. Women all ages and leaders encouraged to attend. seniors and mothers of Brownies or Scouts may also benefit.

Public J. Roger DeWitt Girl Scout Independence Mary Jane Reilly Kansas City Lewallen DeWitt

Countywide X Ray Survey On Mobile Units Schedule

County plans a tuberculosis and chest health survey using mobile X ray units June 14 to 30. Devices will scan 24 000 people aged 15 plus free and confidentially with results mailed. Recalled cases will receive full size X rays. daily capacity 600 to 800 images with staff on site.

Age of Steel product relies on coal for manufacture

In the Age of Steel, the key product cannot be produced without coal. Barr notes the essential role of coal in sustaining steelmaking operations and the industry’s current bottleneck.

Goolsby Doyle wedding plans announced for June

Miss Jean Chloe Goolsby daughter of Mr and Mrs Charles Goolsby Sikeston and George Doyle of Osceola Ark have set Sunday June 13 for their ceremony at 4 pm in Sikeston First Christian church Rev RM Talbert and Rev Lawrence will officiate A reception will follow at the Goolsby home Maid of honor is Betty Lynne Sizemore Bridesmaids include Mary Alice Critchlow and Marjorie Doyle Best man is Boyd White Groomsmen are Sam Haggard Ben Butler Jr and Sam Goolsby Ushers are Charles Steinkisti and Charles Myers Candle lighters are Phyllis Garner and Janet Sue Smart Rehearsal dinner is at the Goolsby home June 12 7 pm Linen shower to honor the bride June 10 Supper bridge hosted by Miss Sizemore May 17 dinner party by Martha Jane Lewis.

Jean Chloe Goolsby Charles Goolsby Sikeston George Doyle Osceola Ark R. M. Talbert Lawrence First Presbyterian Church First Christian Church Charles Steinkisti St. Louis Charles Myers Phyllis Garner Janet Sue Smart Goolsby Betty Lynne Sizemore Miss Goolsby Martha Jane Lewis

Scout Leader to Lead Camp Week Start June Thirteen

Scout Executive A C Willon Jr will depart Tuesday for Camp Le wellan which opens June 13 for the summer session Sikeston Scouts join June 20 Bill Haters currently at Camp Irondale Washington county directs waterfront safety management at Camp Lewellan this summer Haters has served in prior sessions in other roles

A C. Willon Jr Boy Scout Camp Lewellan Sikeston Bill Haters Camp Irondale Washington County Camp Lewellan Haters

Vanport Flood Destroys Oregon City and Displaces Thousands

The Columbia River flood last Sunday destroyed Vanport Oregon, with,dikes failing and waters rushing through. An unknown number drowned, 10,000 homes crushed, and up to 50,000 people left homeless. President Truman declared a state of emergency as aid from the Army Red Cross and Salvation Army arrives. Water near Vanport runs 15 feet deep, threatening Portland area rail lines and nearby cities Vancouver Kelso.

Vanport Oregon Columbia River Truman Army Red Cross Salvation Army Portland Pacific Ocean Vancouver Kelso Wash

Crowe-Wright Nuptials at Baptist Church

Miss Betty Jean Wright daughter of Mrs Beulah Wright Sikeston and Bobby Doyle Crowe son of Mr and Mrs W T Crowe Sikeston united in marriage at First Baptist Church with Rev E D Owen officiating on a recent Saturday. Attendants wore navy and aqua gowns, reception followed at the groom’s home. both graduates D 1947 and 1948 respectively. Crowe employed by E T Freeman Grocery, Wright by General Contract Purchase Corporation.

First ‘Baptist Church Betty Jean Wright Beulah Wright Sikeston Bobby Doyle Crowe W. T. Crowe E. D. Owen Crowe Raymond Wright Marguerite Wright Clarence Lynxwiler Moore Avenue Sikeston High School General Contract Purchase Corporation E. T. Freeman Grocery Company

Miss Joan Britt and Clarence Riley Wed in Sikes ton Home

Miss Joan Britt, daughter of Mr and Mrs John Britt of Sikes ton, and Clarence Riley, son of Mr and Mrs E E Riley of Cape Girardeau, were married at 7 last Saturday evening at Rev J W Hoffert’s home. Attendants were Mr and Mrs Louis Stephens of Sikes ton. They will reside in Cape Girardeau where the groom works at Sunny Hill Dairy.

Joan Britt John Britt Sikeston Clarence Riley E. Riley Cape Girardeau J. W. Hoffert Louis Stephens Sunny Hill Dairy

Tanner Street Church Buys New Bus With Donations

An unknown donor added 400 to 100 already given, totaling 500 toward a Cox Motor Company bus. Rev Vernon Guttenfelder said 610 more is needed. At a recent service 1075 in cash and pledges were received. C Lewis had donated 500 previously. The bus, sold at cost, will transport people to and from church services.

Tanner Street

Rawlings Hartle Rites Held in Blytheville May 22

Miss Pauline Hartle daughter of Mrs. W. B. Hartle Cape Girardeau and John V. Rawlings Blytheville Ark were married May 22 in the study of Rev. Allen Stewart Blytheville Methodist minister Attendants were Frank Armstrong and Miss Mary Freeman of Sikes Hartle a Cape Girardeau graduate worked in the General Contract Purchase Corp in Ilkeston Rawlings served in World War II and is now Blytheville branch manager of the same firm They will reside in Blytheville

Pauline Hartle W. B. Hartle Cape Girardeau John V. Rawlings Blytheville Ark Elia Rawlings St. Louis Allen Stewart Frank Armstrong Mary Freeman Sikeston

Scavenger Hunt Aids Methodist Church Fund Drive

Members of Corinna-Rus sell Circle of the W 8 C S hosted a scavenger hunt to raise funds for the Methodist church primary department. Mrs J H Yount Jr Mrs Robert S Matthews and Mrs H Sharp Jr led the event with a weiner roast at Malone Park afterward.

Corinna-Russell Circle Methodist Church The J. H Yount Jr Roberts. Matthews H . Sharp Jr Malone Park

Apartment Wanted by Couple Seeks Furnished Modern Unit

Man and wife seek a permanent, modern furnished apartment with prompt rent payments guaranteed. No hold-up in price. Respond to Merchant, care Box 271 Sikeston Mo. For Sale German canaries rollers week old singers five dollars each Foster's Sewing Shop 619 Greer Avenue Phone 1208W.

Sikeston, Mo Foster Greer Avenue

Morley and Poplar Bluff Win in Southeast Missouri Softball

Morley and Poplar Bluff advance to the Jay cee Southeast Missouri softball tournament semi finals. Morley rolled past Oran 12 to 5 before edging Vanduser 3 to 2. Poplar Bluff barely defeated Vanduser 3 to 2 in a late dramatics, with Vickers strong on the mound for Poplar Bluff. Harrison led Morley with a four for five showing and Morley out hit Vanduser 10-2 in the opener.

Morley Poplar Bluff Jaycee Southeast Missouri Bluff Vanduser Oran Harrison Vickers Mule Town Bill Puckett Wyatt M. Puckett King G. Rickett Scherffius Brent Wise Poplar Phillips I Harrison R H Waltrip Eveeeeene Foster Ban Mentees Walker Holt Pam Cope Anewenee Anderson Rf G. Rickett Wl Usrey Tagegert Hixon McCarthy Merreweene M. Rickett P R. Hency Seaeeee Vickers Oo Brown Sacleemineeia B. Hency Erreee Stone Tenkhoff Campbell Lf Smith Meter Esanee Bill Long Dohogne Pener Neeneeneeere Sherry Manensee Poe Joe Engram John Engram Bud Long Pena Eeser

Added Contributions In Hospital Drive R B Potashnick

Local note reports contributions collected for a hospital drive led by R B Potashnick. The item highlights community support and suggests ongoing fundraising efforts benefiting hospital services.

Junior Red Cross Training Trip to Crystal Springs Ark

Mary Jane Terrell and Mary Nell Van Bibber left Tuesday to attend a Junior Red Cross Training Center in Crystal Springs Arkansas. The representatives will return from the school of instruction on June 12.

Mary Jane Terrell Mary Nell van Bibber Crystal Springs Ark Red Cross School of Instruction

Also Mentioned on This Page

Walther League VEFW Grubb Jos. A. Leslie Scott County Tuberculosis Association Clinton Scott E. L. Corbin TONE Oregon City Crowe-Wright Baptist Church Britt-Riley Tanner Street Church Morley and R. B. Potashnick the Herald Missouri Lilbourn Vs Canalou Junior Chamber of Commerce H. P E. C. Robinson Lumber Penney Knapp Morning Star Matey Goodyear Minge Highway ECO Birestom Pepe Plerts
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