Sikeston Chamber Forms Five Departments for 1952 53
A large Commercial Department headed by Director Sherman Grant has been organized within the Sikeston Chamber of Commerce for 1952-53. It includes six committees: Retail Merchants, Wholesale, Traffic and Transportation, Tourist Promotion and Publicity, Goodwill and Conventions, and Highways and Roads. Leadership includes Kendall Sikes, Edgar White, Jim Wallace, John Powell, Co H Denman, Ed Brickell, Bridwell Crenshaw, and P A McDougal. Twenty-one projects target citywide promotion, parking, bus and air travel, and enhanced highway and convention activity with 58 Sikeston citizens involved. Citizens are urged to join and support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sherman Grant
Sikeston Chamber of Commerce
Kendall Sikes
Edgar White
Jim Wallace
John Powell
Sikeston
FE. McAmis
Paul Ozburn
Co. H. Denman
Chamber of Commerce
Ed Brickell
Bridwell Crenshaw
P. A. McDougal
Commercial Department
Stanfill McCormick Exchange Vows in Bertrand Church
Miss Norma Stanfill daughter of Rev and Mrs Roy Stanfill Sikeston married Gene McCormick son of Mr and Mrs Richard McCormick Charleston at Bertrand General Baptist Church. Officiant Rev J C Baker. The couple will reside Route 2 Sikeston after honeymooning at Big Springs. Mr McCormick works for Scott New Madrid Mississippi Electric Cooperative.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norma Stanfill
Roy Stanfill
Sikeston
Gene McCormick
Richard McCormick
Charleston
Bertrand General Baptist Church
J. C. Baker
Miss Stanfill
Naomi Twitty
Adrian Warnick
Mr. McCormick
McCormick
Big Springs
Route 2
Scott-New Madrid- Mississippi Electric Cooperative
Immunization Clinic Schedule For Babies
Immunization clinics are listed by doctor and town with dates in July from 2 to 4 pm. Locations include Commerce City Hall Blodgett Diehrstadt Chappell Blacksmith Shop Sikeston Kelso Parish Hall Ancell Oran and Dr. Stepp Old Vanduser Mattingly offices. Clinics occur weekly at designated sites through July.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Stepp
Commerce
Blodgett
Diehrstadt
Chappell
Sikeston
Stepp
Old Vanduser
Kelso
Old
Mattingly
Chaffee
Ancell
Oran
Self-righteous reputations tied to temptations lack
The remark suggests that self-righteous individuals derive their standing from an absence of temptations, implying their moral image is built on sheltered behavior rather than tested integrity. It offers a critique of virtue shaped by avoidance rather than challenge.
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Reiss Dairy
Reiss Oleo
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Missouri
Reiss
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