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Newspaper
Sikeston Herald
Location
Sikeston, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1940
Page
3
Miss Ella Fikuart outlines June sessions for Scott County extension clubs focusing on balanced daily meals. Key guidance covers essential foods, protein sources, daily milk and water, fruits and vegetables, whole grains, eggs, and meat, plus sunshine and garden pest control measures.
Junior members of Sikeston's Woman's Benefit Association plan a two day trip to St Louis June 22 and 23 for a regional meeting. Activities include a ride on the steamer President and attendance at the Municipal Opera plus other features.
Mrs J R Harwell will be the storyteller at the weekly story hour at the Sikeston library Saturday morning. Sixteen children attended last week when Mrs G M Fowle told the tale. The event is a Woman's Civic Club project aided by librarian Beatrice Dobbins.
Mr and Mrs Arch Russell with daughter Emily and son Alex from St Louis stayed with Pitt Russell and family in Cape Girardeau last Sunday during a family visit.
Sikeston librarian Miss Beatrice Dobbins reports a May story hour and vacation reading program boosted juvenile book circulation by over 300. New cards issued rose to 107 from 68 in April and daily average circulation climbed from 9 to 103. The reading club has 89 members who have submitted 11 book reports, including tales like Billy Bunny and Doctor Dolittle's Circus.
This item describes serving half inch celery stalks filled with peanut butter alongside a fruit salad. It emphasizes a light, complementary starter or side arrangement suitable for a casual meal.
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