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.
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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.
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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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George Sanders
Margaret Lindsay
Old
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Gene Autrey
Smiley Burnett
Dick Tracy
G-Man
ED Eleanorstaire
Powell Broad George
Frank
Leon Gordon
George Oppenheimer
Cole Porter
Norman Taurog
Jack Cummings
NAVY
James Dunn
Clark Gable
City Drug Store
Ieaa
Atlanta
Morehouse, Mo
Yuis
Four Corners
Mississippi River
America
Shaw’s Gardens
Ulso
Locust Street
Efin
Ind
Louis
Committee
Saint Louis
Simeston
Missouri
Hal Roach
Thorne Topper
Smiths
Carol Landis
Earthbound
Warner Baxter
Andrea
Victor Jory
Carson
Don Ameche
Eugenie Leontovich
Mary Beth Hughes
Alan Curtis
Wadety
Cs RA
Douglas Fairbanks JR
Madeline Carbolt
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