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Newspaper

Sikeston Herald

Location

Sikeston, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Jun 09, 1949

Page

18

Take Your Family To Sunday School

Harold E. Stassen argues that Bible knowledge and Sunday school power shape personal and national morals. He traces Sunday school from Robert Raikes to its American roots during the Revolutionary era, highlighting unity across races and creeds through shared Christian ideals. He urges Americans to take their families to Sunday school.

Earth Sunday School Ancient Bible School Robert Raikes Gloucester England America

Methodist Groups Plan Year Program At First Methodist

The Women's Society of Christian Service Circles at the First Methodist church schedule meetings over the next two weeks to set this year’s program and budget for home and foreign missionary work. Circles meet June 10 to 23 at various homes and the church with several evenings and afternoons planned.

Women’s Society of Christian Service First Methodist Church Circle One J. E. Moore Sr Circle Two H. G. Cathey Circle Three Arch Russell Circle Bob Sitzes

General Meeting for W S C and Officers Training Set

The WSCS met at the Methodist church last Thursday with a covered dish luncheon and program. Mrs A H Reese, newly elected president, presided over the executive meeting and 2:00 pm session. Dorothy Jean Soulen led devotionals and Mrs Rex Johnson conducted the pledge with new officers. Mrs C Dye presented the budget. June 7 was set for an officers training school. Mrs Harrison Tanner was elected coordinator to report WSCS activities to the Wesleyan Service Guild and back. Mrs W E Hollingsworth presented a gift to past president Mrs Arch Russell, who was elected secretary of the Status of Women. Mrs Russell was chosen secretary to replace Mrs Cr Stevens. Mrs Margaret Harns reported on the Cape Girardeau district WSCS meeting at Chaffee. Mrs M C Mill accompanied group singing after the meeting.

Women’s Society of Christian Service Methodist Church A. H. Reese Dorothy Jean Soulen Rex Johnson C. Dye Harrison Tanner W S.C. S Wesleyan Service Guild W.sc. S W E Hollingsworth Arch Russell WSCS Russell

Reverend Joyce To Take East Vacation With Family

The Rev. M. G. Joyce pastor of First Methodist Sikeston and his family depart Monday June 13 for a three week vacation in the East with a final stop in Uncasville Connecticut to visit Mr and Mrs Don F Reid. They plan to visit Washington DC New York City and Atlantic City Rev Joyce will attend the Kiwanis convention in Atlantic City He is teaching in the undergraduate section of the Missouri Methodist Pastors School in Fayette this week.

M. G. Joyce First Methodist Sikeston Uncasville Connecticut Don F. Reid Reid Dorothy Kaufman Methodist Church Washington, D. C New York City Atlantic City New Jersey Joyce Missouri Methodist Pastors’ School Fayette

Christian churches hold 22nd Southeast Missouri conference in Arcadia

The 22nd annual Christian Churches of Southeast Missouri conference opens in Arcadia on June 13 for a week. Rev. R. M. Talbert, pastor, directs the gathering with attendees slated from the local Christian Church including Bill Acord, David Bailey, Dale Boardman, John Bloomfield, Sue Dover, Barbara Bennett and others.

The Christian Churches of Southeast Missouri Arcadia R. M. Talbert Christian Church Bill Acord David Bailey Dale Boardman John Bloomfield Sue Dover Barbara Bennett Vera Brown Jerry Edwards Buddy Lambert Norman Lambert Margaret Latham Bill Lewis Helen Janet Lewis Dayne Sizemore Janet Stewart John Weston Shley Weat Jimmy Wallace Larry Yeargain

Thirty Sikeston Girls Scout Camp at Kentucky Lake

Thirty Sikeston Girl Scouts enrolled for a two week camping period at Kentucky Lake near Paducah. Attendees include Joan Hill Ruth Ann Struwe Janet Sadler Janice Scott Judy Murback Betty Dale Marjane Malcolm Linda French Sarah Potashnick Glenda Seabaugh Glenda Childress Linda Kay Thomas Carolyn Keathley Joan Ensor Caudette Davenport Sue Schlosser Irma Schlosser Barbara Ann Clinton Monica Rankin Barbara Schumacher Dolores Thomas Judy York Peggy Scheaffer Armet ha Ray Barbara Hancock Jane Bowman Aquitta Branum Aletha Pitts Myra Propat. Margaret Mill serves as camp counselor and Pat Letsinger as assistant counselor.

Sikeston Kentucky Lake Paducah Joan Hill Donnie Gimlin Ruth Ann Struwe Janet Sadler Janice Scott Judy Murback Betty Dale Marjane Malcolm Linda French Sarah Potashnick Glenda Seabaugh Glenna Childress Linda Kay Thomas Carolyn Keathley Joan Ensor Caudette Davenport Sue and Irma Schlosser Barbara Ann Clinton Monica Sue Rankin Barbara Jean Schumacher Dolores Thomas Judy York Peggy Scheaffer Armetha Ray Barbara Hancock Jane Bowman Aquitta Branum Aletha Pitts Myra Propat Margaret Mill Pat Letsinger

Dedication Services At New Savannah Missionary Baptist Church

Dedication services were held last Sunday at the New Savannah Missionary Baptist church near Blodgett. Work began two years ago to replace the Old Savannah church torn down. Sunday school preceded preaching by Rev. Jimmie Edmondson. Dinner on the grounds at noon. The dedication sermon followed with special singing. About 300 persons attended.

New Savannah Missionary Baptist Church Blodgett Savannah Jimmie Edmondson Edmondson

In God We Trust Motto and Modern Faith Reminder

A Missouri Council of Churches article recalls the 1861 U S Treasury letter urging a national motto to honor trust in God. It contrasts reliance on wealth and power with Psalmic call to remember the Lord and invites readers to attend church next Sunday to set a faith example for youth.

America Church of Your Choice

Southern Baptists Approve $10 Million Mission Budget

The Southern Baptist Convention voted a $10,000,000 annual budget at its Oklahoma City meeting in May. Two thirds funds go to overseas missions, with the figure covering national and overseas activities of the convention only. Last year contributions totaled $156,000,000 across all causes.

Southern Baptist Convention Oklahoma City Southern Baptists

Pupils of Mrs Anderson in Recital Tuesday Night

Twenty five young music pupils of Mrs Ralph Anderson presented a piano recital Tuesday evening at the home of Mrs Anderson for parents and friends. The children on the program included Barbara Stallings Jimmy Stallings Carmen Hulehan Jerome Hulehan Amanda Goetz James Reeves Donna Dickerson Mary Martin Suzanne Martin Linda McClellan Charmaine McClellan Mary Jane Robbs Norma Jean Robbs John Childress Patricia Allard Rhoda Bernstein William Brown David Freeman Bobby Keasler Jimmy Ahuddell Hester McGill Wad ine Malcolm Louise Joyce Shirley Altom Janet Stewart

Ralph Anderson Anderson Barbara Jimmy Stallings Carmen Jerome Hulehan Amanda Goetz James Reeves Donna Dickerson Mary Suzanne Martin Linda Charmaine McClellan Mary Jane Norma Jean Robbs John Childress Patrica Allard Rhoda Bernstein William Brown David Freeman Bobby Keasler Jimmy Ahuddell Hester

New Assistant for District Welfare Work

Carl Wickman of Poplar Bluff joins the State Division of Welfare as assistant to District 14 supervisor Clarence Keathley. The district covers eight Southeast Missouri counties with headquarters at Sikeston. Wickman, former Butler County Welfare Officer, will reside in Poplar Bluff and has pursued social work study at the University of Missouri Columbia. He has served the state welfare department since 1940 in Laclede Wayne and Butler counties.

Carl Wickman Poplar Bluff State Division of Welfare Clarence Keathley Sikeston Missouri Wickman Butler County Welfare Offee School of Social Work University At Columbia State Department of Social Welfare Laclede Wayne Butler

Magistrate Court Frees Frost and Fines Holderness

Judge Montgomery parolees Samuel Roy Frost to M. Halpin after serving for reckless drinking. Harvey Holderness pays 23 dollars and serves 30 days for disturbing the peace at Nappy Jones tavern and is jailed on costs. Jackson and Cox arrested for lacking hauling permits for poles from Gregory Heavy Hauling Co of Little Rock.

Montgomery Samuel Roy Frost M. Halpin Frost Harvey Holdness Holderness Vance Montgomery Charles Jackson Walter Cox Sikeston Gregory Heavy Hauling Company Little Rock Ark

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