Social News From Fredericktown Area Set
The Fredericktown area is seen hosting many guests over the weekend with extended family dinners. Visitors include Mr. and Mrs. Willard Combs of Fredericktown and the Lancasters hosting multiple dinners for relatives from St Louis Sikeston and Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willard Combs
Fredericktown
Bill Lancaster
Estel Yount
Gene Moore
Lancasters
Grace McCoy
W. W McCoy
Jim McCoy
Childen
R D McCoy
St Louis
Lord Winters
Connie Bibbs
Chico
California
Gentry Pierce
Jimmy Waite
Chicago
Carl Romines
Big Oak State Park
Christian Church
B. 8. Cleaver
Christian Women's Fellowship
and Mire
John Majors
Childrren
St. Louis
Sam Britton
Brittons
E. E. Jones
Lilbourn
Clifford Sutton
Vergil Sisson
Union
C. E. Critchlow
Sissons
Lind
Great Lakes
Lee Horner
4. L. Horner
Hornersville
Hugh Pogers
Barbara Settles
Cape Girarceau
Rogers
Miss Settles
East Lansing
Mich
Gerald Atwill
Sandara
Alfred Gossett
Willard Douglas
Canalea
Linda Fay Arnett
West Memphis
Ark
Floyd Hawes
Clyde
Bob Greene
Larry
Sandra
Columbia
A. A. Clayton
Sikeston
Evin Gilpin
Burl Givens
W. C Moore
Douglas Moore
Colleen Moore
E. B. Moore
Givens
Risco Area Happenings Include Visits and Events
Local residents attended Kiwanis in Cape Girardeau and church events in Risco. Guests from Peoria Sikeston Dexter and St Louis joined relatives for weddings, games, and family visits. The town notes school and fire department updates plus camp and Bible school activities and a farewell party for Janette Rhodes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. L. Bates
Jack Littell
Cape Girardeau
Desmond Shoemaker
Texas
Tallapoosa
W. D. Burress
Peoria
E. L. Bond
Elnor
Avanell Shaw
Pontiac
Mich
John J. Thompson
Alma
Tom Malone
Ruby Hazel
Sikeston
B. E. Bennell
Gaston Brown
Johnny Travis
Cooter
O. H. Stark
Dexter
Orin Stark
St. Louis
Elmer Summers
Bill Greer
Otto Babbs
Lee Joyce
John Woodside
Busch Stadium
Edward Miller
Francis Gale
Ott DuBois
Peggy DeJournet
Pauline Carlisle
Risco
Poplar Bluff Hospital
Onis Brown
Jay Y
Parmlocal social notes feature campus guests and church events
Miss Carolyn Lucy visits from McMilliam Hall while taking up a summer secretary post at Washington University. Numerous relatives and friends travel and host across Missouri and nearby states. Activities include church dinners, a Pastors' school, youth rallies, vacation Bible school, and O E S initiation with local families and residents attending events and visiting relatives in Sikeston Jefferson City Perryville and St. Louis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M H Thompson
Janet Gray
Sikeston
Harrison Thompson
St. Louis
Sue Newman
H. H. Rodgers
Errol Ray Williams
Magnolia
Ark
Louisiana
Oklahoma
Carla Ray Acord
Patsy Burchfield
C . Clark
Lilbourn
Lloyd Clark
Nainna
Idaho
Jéan Frances Reid
Jo Mildred Bromley
Buddy Reid
Henry Gilless
Bobbie Bromley
Harold Lahue
Connie Mack Sells
Roy Daniels
C E. Robbs
Loyd Eby
Bruce
Enoch Eby
Farrenburg
Jeanette Poorman
Wauseon
Ohio
Wayne Wingate
Pueblo
Colo
James Ball
Vera Sue Gilless
Edwardsville
Immy Lumert
Miami
Fla
Clara Lamert
Shirley
Amos Reed
Wesley Heldenbrand
Verble Beardsley
A. M. McFarland
Parma
Bonnie Jo Alexander
Glenn
Hobbs
New Mexico
Carolyn Lucy
McMilliam Hall
Washington University
University Chorus
Mu Phi Epsilon
James A. Blinn
Arthur Pease
Lawton
Oklo
Los Angeles
Calif
Blinn
Stanley Dayton
Portland
Oregon
Charles Leffingwell
S. M. Nelson
Donald Nelson
Leigh Orman
Chicago
Ill
Jack Spitzer
Spitzer Sons
James Estep
Central College
Fayette, Mo
R. E. A. Members Face Large Vote on Board Seats
A notice to members says last June failed to achieve a quorum for electing four directors. This year on Tuesday June 29th about 500 voting members are needed to vote on eight board seats up for re election.
Arkansas Men Fail To Set River Speed Mark
Two Arkansas men from Little Rock attempted a Mississippi River run from New Orleans to St. Louis to beat the 61 hour 22 minute record. Their 200 horsepower craft was disabled by debris near Eudora, losing running gear and rudder at mile 492. They blamed river logs for the setback and noted they may try again later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Louios
Arkansas
New Orleans
St. Louis
Quinton H. DeClerk
Michael L. Heim
Little Rock
Ark
Eudora
Edwin C. Koenig
Aaron James rites held in Lilbourn Church of God
Funeral services for Aaron James 79 of Lilbourn were conducted at 2 p m Tuesday at the Lilbourn Church of God with Rev A F Foster officiating. Burial followed at Mounds Park Cemetery. Born January 17 1875 in Waverly Tennessee he was a retired farmer and longtime resident. Survived by two sons W C and Jack of St Louis four daughters Lucille Smith of Chaglestim Hazel Pullem of Louisville Ruth Barnes of New Madrid Opal Roe of Lilbourn and 100 grandchildren.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lilbourn
Aaron James
Lilbourn Church
Lucille Smith
Chaglestim
Hazel Pullem
Louisville
Ruth Barnes
New Madrid
Opal Roe
A Bourn
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BB. Conrad
Homer Greene
William Depre
Rebecca
Melvin Kasten
Dennis Parsons
Arcadia
Christian Young People’s
Janice Parson
Jerry Vann
Donald Anderson
Jackson
John Kasten
C. M. Seymour
Kenneth Rudisell
D. B. Harris
Oran
Risco News
O. E. Burress
Peoria, Jr
Ralph Burress
Forbes Air Force Base
Topeka
Kansas
Evelyn Thresher
Ernest Terry
Alton
City Fire Department of
Donald Cochran
Paul
Kay
Janette Brown
Bonnie McConnell
Janette Rhodes
Harrisburg
Pat and
Sherrill Ray
Gayla Thompson
Barbara Yarbrough
Brenda Yarbrough
Janette
Nina Love
Betty Greer
Bible School
General Baptist Church
Buddie Hilderbrand
Dickie
Sherri Kay
Roy Hedger
W. B. Martin
Kennett
Erwin Garter
Rey. Hedger
Bale
Leatrice Barham
Bloomfield
Rosa M. Hall
Virgil Pulliam
Ronnie
Donnie
Helen
Leo King
Roscoe Borders
Edward
Flint
Gertie Nolan
Jack Baskin
Ulysses Blankenship
Bud
Sue
Wallace Garrard, Jr
Blankenship
Hezzie Highfill
Campbell's Clinic
Memphis
Rita
Johnnie Parker
Perryville
Irma Hotep
Gene Knight
R. L
Woodrow
Senath
A. Noble
Phillip Blankenship
Tipton
Ind
Mary Blankenship
Chip Lewis
Brakgadoccio
Floyd Hicks
Portragevile
Helen Cutron
Ed Eiceman
Kevil
Richard Hardesty
Buell Glendennon
Lester Parker
Virginia
Marvin Parker
Hayti
Methodist Church
Parkers Cafe
William Bell
Harvey, Ill
Nancy Wakefield
Silva, Mo
Oliver Zeigler
Seaman
Billy Overfield
Henry Overfield
Omaha
Nebraska
Jack Mitchell
Jack Overfield
Laura Morgan
Wardell
Ed Tillman
East
New York
Harold Blackman
Niagara Falls
Canada
Tekousha
Max Morgan
Tillman
Anita Blackman
Sandra Lee Bone
Tucumcari
Dub Clevenger
U.S. Navy
Margaret
Bill Clevenger
San Francisco
Francis Edge
Michigan
Miss Thresher
Lorene Dennington
San Antonio
Jerry Mayo
L. E. Mayo
R. L. Co
Jody Carrell
Grandpa
Grandpa Husted
Charles Stuck
North Arkansas
Jonesboro
Bill Harold
England
Don Jacobs
Bernie
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J. EB. Lange
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Witall
Voor
W. Malone
Os Wssspa
Aetax
Dearborn
Walton & Williams Tractor Company
Sikeston, Mo
Wiekey F
Scott
Mississippi
Electric Co-op
Yours Truly
James C. Stephenson
City OF Sikeston
Missouri
General Revenue Fund
Sewerage Improvement Fund
Hospital Service
Ford
Pool
A. C. Barrett
James
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