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Newspaper
Sikeston Herald
Location
Sikeston, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1948
Page
5
The 4 H Club of Diehistadt attended services at the Methodist church last Sunday and gave a special program. Rev Webb opened the program with a Scripture line Knowledge is power in the constant fight against disease.
Canalou News recounts visits by residents to relatives in Dexter Morehouse and St. Louis, lists wheat harvest plans in Texas, employment moves with Scott-New Madrid Electric, Vacation Bible school at the Baptist church, and 4-H club meeting notes alongside a safety message on water and health stressing safe water and testing.
Matthews daily features list weekend visits from Glenn Waters of St. Louis and Wallace Waters, plus numerous local guest appearances. Reports include high school commencement attendance, summer term enrollments at State College, a Masonic banquet, and a June marriage in Piggott Arkansas.
Mrs. Richard Stanley is ill at home this week. Visitors include Harry Collier from St Louis, Martha Russell with relatives in Jackson, and Ross Childress shopping in Sikes ton. Franks Marsh of Sikeston dined with Nancy and Maud Marsh. J A Webb and wife returned from Blytheville Arkansas. Families from Fruitland Truman Murray Charleston Hazel Kentucky gather for visits and meals as two weeks of vacation Bible school begins at the Baptist church. Col S B Hardwick en route to China for Army duty.
Former classmates hosted a gathering with guests including Mrs. Ruby Sitzes, Miss Julia Pulliam, Mrs. Eunice Jennings of Charleston and Mrs. Naomi Robinson of Farmington.
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