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Sikeston Herald

Location

Sikeston, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Jun 20, 1940

Page

10

Sikeston notable social notes and visits

Sikeston with guests visiting families from nearby towns and states as many residents host friends and relatives. Local people travel to St Louis Cape Girardeau and Charleston for business and leisure, while others return from trips to Denver New Market and Harrison. A wide range of social events sustains community life including gatherings, teas, weddings planned for Nashville and Sikeston connections.

Claude Bethune St. Louis Charles Bethune George L. Hale W. T. Warford el Dorado Ill Lilly McGee Gould Kewanee Caroline Isabel Hess Austin Osburn Jack Smith J. C. Penney Company Meredith Lee Shenandoah Valley Virginia Endless Caverns New Market Chris Francis Cape Girardeau Paul Witt Near Sikeston P. J. Ponder Suzanne Lindley W. O. Botter C. C. Cummins R. C. Finley East Prairie Walter Kistner J. A. O'Hara Maurice Righter W. L. Righter Leslie Rister Buddy Mack Higgins Decatur Mis Sikeston Peggy Donnell Hackettstown N. J Georgie Donnell Melvin Mydiand Austin Chandler Frances Wites Canton Lillian Fairley C. R. Auten Mary Louise Montgomery Ste. Genevieve Carol Simon Betty Sue Nethery Hayti Miss Montgomery Miss Nethery Mesdames F. E. Mount L. A Burns John Fox Advance Myrtle O'Neal Eastern Star Walter Rayburn Colleen Jo Ann Marvin Washington University Young Rayburn Amanda Gillean Charleston Harold T. Lindley J. L. Sutterfield St. Clair Ada Culp C. C. White J. H. Yount Jr Martha Jane Mt. Vernon B. F. Marshall Sr Wm. Northington Melvin Limbaugh John Fisher Billy Northington Gates Owen Ed Webb Nashville John Tom J. T. Short Farmington J. C. Rudd Beaumont Texas Mollie Milem M. G. Gresham Betty Barger Dick Lutz Alfred Sneed J. E. Moore James E. 3d J. W. Griffith Gwen Mallory Kansas City Mollie Harper Amanda Goddard A. M. Jackson Jonesboro Ark Travis Eleane Elrod Joan Copeland Marvin Wyatt Mount Vernon Wyatt M. L. Napper Jimmy Springfield Mayme Shelby Charles Leonard Kirk George W. Kirk Gwendolyn Kirk Shelby Miss Kirk Charlestonian Bill Johnson Poplar Bluff Gertrude Ramsey Alva Garner Edith Robertson Mary Jane Sikes Tenn J. Y. Holmes Anita Chamberlain Bill Fowler Cleonard Coates Florida G. M. Fowler Doniphan E. E. Jolly Catron Glenn Barton Hot Springs Corrigan John C. 3d Jennie Sikes North Kingshighway J. M. Foley Bob Caroline Hess J. W. Stokes John W. Jr Mayfield Anna Winchester Charles Witte Charles L. Kirk Roger Bailey Hudson’s Cafe Bailey Clay Mitchell Bobbie Mitchell-Sharp Chevrolet Co Welter Bakery Lee Bowman Murray Klein Evelyn Mitchell-Sharp Company

Gone with the Wind at Morehouse Theatre

Vivien Leigh, chosen for Scarlett O Hara in David O Selznick and Margaret Mitchell's novel, stars in Gone with the Wind to be shown at the Dillon Theatre, Morehouse, on June 27 and 28. Leigh, born in 1913 in Darjeeling, India, rose from stage success to film stardom through a sequence of tests and roles. The Technicolor epic will showcase Leigh's match to Scarlett with brown red tinted hair and green eyes.

Vivien Leigh Scarlett O’hara David O. Selznick Margaret Mitchell Dillon Theatre Morehouse Selznick Scarlett Miss Leigh Miss Mitchell Darjeeling India Ernest Richard Hartley Calcutta Gertrude Robinson Hartley Ireland Vivien Europe Leigh Holman England Suzanne Mask of Virtue Sydney Carroll Ambassador Theatre London St. James Theatre Clemence Dane Regents Park Hollywood

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