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Newspaper

Sikeston Herald

Location

Sikeston, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Jun 17, 1954

Page

7

Bank of New Madrid a People’s Bank Founded in 1934

The Bank of New Madrid in Missouri presents its community focus and evolution from its 1934 founding to modern days. S. L. Hunter Sr. serves as president with Sam L. Hunter Jr. as vice president as the bank expands services and upgrades its facilities. The article traces relocations, remodeling, and the creation of a state of the art banking room, night depository, and private offices, plus staff histories from founder to son.

Bank OF New Madrid S. L. Hunter The Bank of New Madrid S. L. Hunter, Sr Sam L. Hunter W. H. Coats Bloomsdale Bank Building and Equipment Company Bloomsdale T. A. LaBrot Hunter Commercial Trust Company Safe Depository A. B. Hunter Bank

Kingshighway DAR Hosts Tony Heckemeyer Guest Speaker

The Kingshighway Chapter DAR held a regular session with Mrs Charles Barnett hosting. Guest speaker Tony Heckemeyer spoke on the history and use of the American Flag and wore a Boy Scout uniform. Members received silk flag favors for Flag Day and enjoyed his Scout work overview.

Kingshighway Daughters of the American Revolution Charles Barnett Tony Heckemeer Tony Caroline Hess Sykeston Wallace Crane Distriet Folio Charles Rares Teabell Hess David Blanton

Wedding date set for Haney Halter in Cape Girardeau

Miss Kathryn Haney fiancee of William Joseph Halter, both named residents of Cape Girardeau area, will wed Thursday June 24 at St Mary's Church in Cape Girardeau at 9 a.m. Haney is a St Louis trained nurse leaving St Francis Hospital. Halter, a State College graduate and former high school teacher, will coach football and teach industrial arts in Anna next year.

Girardeau Rosemary Schacter Kathryn Haney William Joseph Halter Silkeston St Mary's Church Cape Girardeau St. Francis Hospital DePaul Hospital School of Nursing

Engagement announced of Gail Bader to Kenneth Dement

Mr and Mrs Gerald L Bader of Webster Groves announce the engagement of their daughter Gail Diane to Kenneth Lee Dement son of Mr and Mrs Charles K Dement of Durango Colorado formerly of Sikeston The bride elect graduated from Webster Groves High School and attended Southeast Missouri State College in Cape Girardeau where her fiance recently completed his junior year His fraternity is Sigma Tau Gamma Dement is in Marine Reserve Officers Training at Quantico Virginia He is the brother of Richard Dement of Denver Colorado and Mrs Gerald McCollum of Boonville Missouri.

Rlends Hunter Marston State Commissioner of Finance Marston Bank New Madrid Sikeston C. D Matthews, Jr Joseph L Matthews Bank of Sikeston Bank of Marston New Bank of New Madrid Sam L. Hunter, Jr New Madrid High School Campion High School Prairie du Chevn Wis Famous Notre Dame University South Bend Ind Missouri St. Louis University Sam Hunter, Jr U. S. Navy St Louis Navy Northwestern University Atlantic Pacific Sicily Ethele Powell Marshall Catholic Church Rotary Club Sam, Jr Gerald L. Bader Webster Groves Gail Diane Kenneth Lee Dement Charles K Dement Durango Colo Webster Groves High School Southeast Missouri State College Cape Girardeau Sigma Tau Gamma Dement Marine Reserve Officers Training Quantico Richard Dement Denver, Colo Gerald McCollum Boonville

Abernathy Goodin Engagement Announced

Cape Girardeau residents Elmer S. Abernathy and his wife announce the engagement of their daughter Carolyn Joyce Abernathy to James Oliver Goodin of Charleston. Carolyn is a Central High School graduate, State College attendee, and Steimle Business School alumna now employed with the Little River Drainage District. James is the son of Oliver and Mrs. Goodin of Charleston, a State College alumnus who studied physical education and history, member of Sigma Phi Epsilon. No wedding date is set. Also, Miss Trudge Carter of Memphis visited relatives Wayne and Mrs. Dickson and attended Odd Fellow’s Hall installation last weekend.

Elmer S. Abernathy Cape Girardeau Carolyn Joyce, Abernathy James Oliver Goodin Charleston Central High School State College Steimle Business School Little River Drainage District Oliver Franklin Goodin Sigma Ph. Epsilon Trudge Carter Memphis, Tenn Wayne Dickson

Miss Nora Lee Wilson Bride of Paul Walter

Miss Nora Lee Wilson wed Paul Walter in an afternoon Methodist ceremony. Rev. Edwin Short and Rev. M. G. Joyce presided before white gladioli and daisies. Attendants included Mrs. Joseph R. Wilson, twin best man Wayne Walter, and ushers from Kansas City and Lawrence. A reception followed at the church with a four tier cake. The couple planned a Colorado honeymoon and planned address thereafter. Out of town guests included Walter and Wilson families from Kansas and Memphis.

Nora Lee Wilson Paul Walter Ig. m. Mondife Stn Mid .Paul, Wilson George Walter Lawrence Kansas Edwin Short M. G. Joyce H. J. Welsh Barbara Lennox Thebride Joseph R.wilson Kansas City Lucy Walter Emily Lair Sikeston Wayne Walter Joseph R. Wilson Don Manley William Pulham Frances Mattingly Janet Stevens Marjorie Diemund O Mrs. Walter Colorado Mr. Walter C. H. Waldo Warren Robinson Lucille Walter Bill Pulliam Kan Marvin Engram Murray Engram Ralph Diemund Margie L. H. Gibson Cape Girardeau F. W. Segerson Ann Lewis Memphis

Summer union services set across three churches

The Christian, Methodist and Presbyterian congregations begin weekly Sunday night union services led by Rev. Edwin R. Short. The schedule through September 26 assigns hosting duties to Presbyterian Rev. M. G. Joyce, Christian Rev. Short, and Methodist Rev. Wayne Davis on alternating dates across six churches with openings by Rev. Aug. 1 and Sept. 12 serving at Christian and Presbyterian houses respectively.

Christian, Methodist and Presbyterian Churches Edwin R. Short Presbyterian Church Methodist Church M. G. Joyce Christian Church Wayne Davis

Coleman Attends Fortieth Harvard Class Reunion

E P Coleman Jr left Monday for Cambridge Massachusetts to join his Harvard class of 1914 at its fortieth reunion activities this week. He is a Harvard graduate from the class of 1914.

E. P. Coleman Harvard E. P. Coleman Jr Cambridge Mass Coleman

Miss Scott Heads West For Summer Theatre Season

Miss Jacqueline Scott of New York City spent two weeks visiting her mother Mrs. Maxine Scott. She joined Mr and Mrs Richard Balser to Des Moines Iowa for a Saturday guest stay and continued to Lincoln Nebraska for a 12 week summer theatre season.

Jacqueline Scott New York City Maxine Scott Richard Balser Betty Lou Knox Des Moines Iowa Lincoln Nebr

W. P. Sieyice Honored on 90th Birthday

Dr. W. P. Clayton, among Southeast Missouri's oldest residents, was feted at a Sunday dinner on Malcolm Street for his 90th birthday. Attendees included relatives and friends from Cape Girardeau, Walnut Ridge, St. Louis, Norfolk, Morley, Commerce, and nearby areas.

W. P. Sieyice W. P. Clayton Southeast Missouri Malcolm Street Walter Pitts Tom Myrick Addie Lawrence Commerce Clarence Owen Wilma Adrian Walnut Ridge, Ark Johnny Lyons Eddie Clayton Norfolk, Va Leonard Vaughn Cape Girardeau F. L. Sisson Robert Foster Margaret Marshall Claren Clayton St. Louis O. D. Clayton Dorothy R. D. Clayton Wayne Ralph Vaughn Rubye Jim Ogden Morley Cecil Rudy Eddie Seehousen Marvin Carroll

Chief of Staff Dies From Personal Safety Gunshot in Kennett

Dr J C Cofer 54 chief of staff at Dunklin County Memorial Hospital Kennett Missouri died Sunday from a self inflicted gunshot wound coroner Dr Quinton Tarver reported. He shot himself near the heart with a .32 revolver at his home. He had lived in Kennett 22 years and is survived by his widow one son three brothers and two sisters. Funeral services were held Tuesday.

Kennett Hospital Kennett J.C. Cofer Dunklin County Memorial Hospital Quinton Tarver Tarver Cofer

Lilbourn Woman Wounded by Falling Shot Gun

Ella Mae Jones, 22, was treated for a gunshot wound to the foot after a shotgun fell from a rack at home. She received emergency care at Missouri Delta Community Hospital and is listed in good condition. Miss Dorothy Stephens, Miss Gwen Shy and Miss Ava Lou Anderson spent Saturday in Cape Girardeau.

Lilbourn Ella Mae Jones Missouri Delta Community Hospital Dorothy Stephens Gwen Shy Ava Lou Anderson Cape Girardeau

Hospital Notes From Missouri Delta Community Hospital Saturday to Monday

The Missouri Delta Community Hospital admitted Lula M. Martin Kewanee Charles Truitt Oran Carmen Basham Sikeston on Saturday Discharged Saturday Mrs Lawrence Tate and baby boy Sikeston Eddie Weeks Negro Sikeston Webb Gilmore Benton Admitted Sunday Arline Ola Faye Ligons Talapoca William O Dysart Jr Sikeston George A Dublin Matthews Lewis Jones East Prairie Robert Weaks New Madrid Charged Sunday Mary Berry Sikeston Elsie Lutes Morehouse Joseph Melvin St Louis Lee Freeman Benton Carl Deschamp Sikeston Betty Sue Bush Portageville Mrs Louis M Thomas and baby girl Dexter Admitted Monday Eileen Corrigan Poplar Bluff Tump Corbitt East Prairie Charged Monday Mrs Willard McCain and baby girl Sikeston James Edwards Sikeston Billy Dysart Sikeston

Missouri Delta Community Hospital Lula M. Martin Kewanee Charles Truitt Oran Carmen Basham Sikeston Lawerence Tate Baby Boy Eddie Weeks Negro Webb Gilmore Benton Arline Ola Faye Ligons Talapoca William O. Dysart Jr George A. Dublin Matthews East Prairie Willard McCain James Edwards Billy Dysart

Baker Appointed to Highway Commission

Tom Baker, operator of Trail back Plantation southeast of Essex, was named to the Stoddard County Highway Commission to fill the vacancy created by the death of Henry Cain. Buenos Aires reports rain totals up to 200 inches yearly in tropical Amazon jungles.

Buenos Aires Amazon Jungles

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