Weiner roast honors Zeta Iota member in Cape Girardeau
Mrs. Doyle Dacus and Mrs. Gerald Howard hosted a Tuesday evening weiner roast at Mrs. Howard’s Helen Street home for twenty Zeta Iota sorority members and friends. An honor award pin was given to Mrs. Harold Sprenger. The next meeting will be at Miss Helen Randol’s Cape Girardeau country home with many local attendees.
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Doyle Dacus
Gerald Howard
Gerald, Howard
Linda and
Patricia
Sikeston
Young grocer weds county teacher in Methodist ceremony
Norma Jean Woods daughter of the late Mr and Mrs W T Woods married Bill J Matthews son of Mr and Mrs ce Matthews of Sikeston in a 4 pm ceremony at the Methodist church. Attendants included Mrs Joe Hill and Robert Poeppemeyer. Ushers were Freddie Ray Ahuddell and Dennis Guess. Mrs M L Canedy sang two solos as the couple left for Cape Girardeau. Norma Jean will continue teaching at the Armiour school near Miner while Bill Matthews operates the Matthews Grocery with his father in Miner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Church
Norma Jean Woods
W. T. Woods
Bill J.matthews
Ce Matthews
Sikeston
Rev.g. Joyce
Joe: Hill
Robert Poepplémeyer
Bloomfield
Travis Jackson
Howard Weekley
Freddie Ray Ahuddell
Dennis Guess
Wm. B.malone Jr
M.L. Canedy
Cape Girardeau
Woods
Diehlsthadt
State College
Arrmiour ‘School
Miner c
Matthews
Miner
Rebekah Lodge to Hold Regular Meeting Tomorrow
The Rebekah Lodge will hold its regular meeting tomorrow evening at the Odd Fellows hall with noble grand Mrs. Hester Forbis in charge. The degree will be conferred on three candidates.
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Rebekah Lodge
Odd Fellows Hall
Hester Forbis
Eastern Star Chapter Meeting At Odd Fellows Hall
The Order of the Eastern Star Chapter will meet this evening at the Odd Fellows hall at 8 o’clock. Following the business, a social hour will be enjoyed. All members are urged to attend.
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Order of the Eastern Star
Odd
Installation of Job's Daughters Officers at Odd Fellows Hall
An installation of Job's Daughters officers will be held at Odd Fellows Hall Saturday at 7 o'clock. All members are urged to attend this important meeting. Members were guests of the Methodist church at the evening service last Sunday and took part in the program. About 30 members in white robes formed a cross during the candle-lit feature.
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Job
VFW Auxiliary Plans July 3 4 5 Picnic Committees
The VFW Auxiliary has set up committees for the annual picnic on July 3 4 and 5. Women will work on July 3 and 5 with Mrs Roy Wagner in charge of bingo purchases aided by Mrs C B Turner. Bingo stand workers include Myrtle Moll Roy Wagner Charles Lindley Unn Tanner Paul Schurenburg Ruth Heath Barney George Edward Leech Vance Engram and Mabel Patterson. Pie stand coordinators Ruth Turner Etta Conner Dora Reed and Eo F Mouser will assist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Auxiliary of the Veterans of Foreign Wars
Roy -Wagner
C. B. Turner
Myrtle: Moll
Roy Wagner
Charles Lin
Matthews Church Announcements Preacher Sets Topics
Rev B H Cleaver pastor of the Christian church at Matthews will preach next Sunday. Morning sermon A Co operative Church evening sermon The Manliness of Our Lord Jesus Christ. Last Sunday in Brotherhood year special offering is to be received. Bible school classes meet at 10 with Wm C Critchlow superintendent in charge.
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B. H. Cleaver
Christian Church
Matthews
Our Lord Jesus Christ
Brotherhood
Wm. C. Critchlow
Former Sikeston Girl Weds Memphis Man in Memphis
Lorraine Graber daughter of Mr and Mrs Louis Graber of Memphis former Sikeston resident and Elliott Kolker of Memphis were married at the Peabody Hotel in Memphis last Sunday evening Matron of honor was Mrs Martin Hecht of Cape Girardeau Former Miss Graber graduated Sikeston High School attended University of Missouri Several Sikeston people attended the wedding Niederstadt Williams couple marry at Matthews home by Hitler John B Huffman officiating Richard Niederstadt and Geraldine Williams both of Matthews farmers in the Matthews community
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Lorraine Graber
Louis Graber
Memphis
Sikeston
Elliott
Kolker
Peabody
Martin Hecht
Cape Girardeau
Laverne Yoffie
Graber
Sikeston High School
University of ‘Missouri
Columbia
Niederstadt
Williams
Richard
D.niederstadt
Geraldine
L. Williams
Bath
Matthews
Hitler
John. B. Huffman
Newcomers Club Barbecue and Dance At Country Club
Last night the Newcomers Club held a barbecue and dance at the Country Club. Attendees included Mr. and Mrs. Charles Haas and many other members and their husbands. Guests James Shannon of Kennett and Hugh Garrett of Havana also attended. Sponsors present were Ernest Harper, Billie Walker, C. T Keller, W. J. Schritterbach, and L. M. Standley. There will be no July meeting. the next gathering is August 2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Haas
O. Dysart
Charles Conn
Ernest Harper
Billie Walker
C. T.’ ‘Keller
W. J. Schritterbach
L. M. Standley
Father’s Day Observed by Kiwanis Club Here
Kiwanis fathers hosted their sons at the Dunn Hotel last Friday with Harry E. Dudley leading the program. Sons of Kiwanians played key parts including Charles Hahs in song with Alice Martin at the piano and a piano duet by Eddie McAmis and Bob Scott. Two short talks highlighted the evening with Clint H Denman speaking on what a son means to a father and Robert Dempster reflecting on a father’s duties and the need to support sons’ physical, mental, and spiritual development. Guests included many father and son pairs. next meeting set for Friday night June 25 at the Dunn Hotel.
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Dunn Hotel
Harry E. Dudley
Charles Hahs
Alice Martin
Eddie McAmis
Bob Scott
Young Scott
Clint H Denman
Robert Dempster
Scott
Bob
Charles. Conn Jr
Charles Conn
David ‘Urban
Dr. E
Dudley
Bill
John Yeuel
Shanghai
China
Clint
H. ‘Denman
Clint’ B
Denman
Max Chandler
Max, Jr
Charles
Bob ‘Dye
T. C. Dye
Burt ‘. Rowe
Burt Jr
W. J. DeKrick
Rewe
John Kelley
Memphis, Tenn
Bartley R. Schwegler
Charles Green
Sikeston
Former Highway Chairman to Speak at Kiwanis Meeting
Paul C. Jones of Kennett, former chairman of the Missouri Highway Commission and a candidate for Congress, will address Kiwanis members tomorrow night at the Dunn Hotel. He will discuss the Missouri State Highway system.
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Paul C. Jones
Kennett
The
Missouri Highway Commission
Kiwanis Club
Dunn Hotel
Jones
Congress
Distributor Wanted for Beck's Bakery Cookies
Exclusive franchises offered by Beck's Bakery, 232 Linden Ave East St. Louis Illinois. Qualify as a distributor for quality sweet rolls and home style cookies in cellophane packaging. Full cooperation and support provided. Cookies may be handled separately.
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Beck's Bakery
Linden Ave
East St. Louis
Simpson Receives University Alumni Citation of Service
Harry G. Chilli Simpson of Charleston, a Southeast Missouri businessman and former Missouri Tigers football center, was honored with the Alumni Association Citation of Service at a Dunn Hotel luncheon. The award recognizes exceptional meritorious service to the university and Missouri.
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Harry G
Chilli”) Simpson
Charleston
Southeast
Missouri
University of Missouri Tigers
Dunn Hotel
Citation of Service Award to Harry G Simpson by Missouri Alumni
The Alumni Association of the University of Missouri presents its Citation of Service to Harry G Simpson for lifelong loyalty to the university, service on the Advisory Committee on Intercollegiate Athletics, and leadership roles with alumni groups. It notes his seven years on the State Highway Commission and service in the United States Navy in World War I, plus his civic honesty and integrity. Dated June 24, 1948.
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The
State University
Missouri
Simpson
Herbert Bunker
Columbia
Alumni Association
Tiger
U. S. Navy
Bunker
Tigers
Harry Jr
University of Missouri
Harry G. Simpson
M Men's Alumni Association
State Highway Commission
United States Navy
For Sale Spinett Piano by George Steck
Classified notice lists a Spinett piano by George Steck in excellent condition with mahogany finish asking 765 dollars, price reduced to 500 dollars to replace with a larger piano. Contact Clarence Scott at phone numbers 704 or 423.
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Spinett
George Steck
Clarence Scott
Social notes from Sikeston area visitors and arrivals
SoRTaN Miss Mary Emma Donnell's guests Mrs. G G Hill in Minneapolis. Cairo visitor Mrs J H Dowdy spent days with her parents. Mrs A S Waters to Troy NY after visiting Montgomery family. Miss Sue Tanner back from Tulsa with relatives. Burt H Rowe Jr. leaves for Camp Miniwanca Michigan for five weeks. Richard Rowe visits Washington Missouri. Marston notables Mr Barnes at Sikeston en route from El Dorado Springs after 44th encampment. Ed Wangler chosen next year’s commander. Mrs H G Cathey returns from Leslie Georgia. plans move to Weslace Texas then Sikeston in Sept. Miss Eleanor McClure hosts dessert bridge for Miss Alice Van Horne’s wedding to Bill Huff. Local guests include Miss Betty Anderson and Barbara Sensenbaugh. Newhouse family assists hospital project. Sikeston visitors tour new hospital site.
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Mary Emma Donnell
G. G. Hill
Minneapolis
Minn
J. H. Dowdy
Cairo
J. Birch Mol
A. S. Waters
Billy
Bobby
Troy
New York
M. E. Montgomery
Bob Montgomery
Sayers Tanner
Miss Sue
Tulsa
Okla
J. W. Vowels
S. R. Humphrey
R. L. Warner
Burt H. Rowe Jr
Miniwanca
Shel‘by
Mich
St. Louis
Burt H. Rowe
Richard
Richard Rowe
Washington
Co. M. Barnés
Marston
Sikeston
el Dorado ‘Springs
Fort Smith
Ark
Sikeston ‘Methodist Church
Betty Anderson
John Marshall
Don Pasaka
Bryan Owen
Sue Tanner
Barbara Sensenbaugh
B. B. Moore
Charleston
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Zeta Iota Sorority
Oung
Rebekah
Eastern Star Meeting
Job's
VFW
Highway Commission
Liner Om Ag G. Se ‘Loans
Ser A
Metropolitan Farm Loans
Scott Insurance Agency
H. G. (“Chilli”) Simpson
University MU Association
Alumni Association OF
H. G. S'Mpcon
Boss
Dempster’s
Save
Front St
William Sullivan
Metropolis
Bill Bratton
S. BE. Newhousn
Norge
Winter King
Ferrell
Norge Washers
W. Front St
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