Mrs Dorsey Heaton Hosts Shower for Mrs Wayne Jackson
Mrs Herbert Brown entertained at her home Thursday June 12 with a miscellaneous shower honoring Mrs Wayne Jackson formerly Miss Jo anon Wyrick. Attendees included Mesdames Lucy Owings Myrtle Dickerson Alma Sheward Bertha Savage Cora Kasting Eve.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wayne Jackson
Joanon Wyrick
Mesdames Lucy Owings
Myrtle Dickerson
Alma Sheward
Bertha Savage
Cora Kasting
Eve
Lyn Baker
Pauline Rodgers
Evelyn Taylor
Doris Brown
Louise Griffin
Bonnie Farris
Patty Taylor
Erma Hargrove
Pat Tisdale
Marilyn Shipman
Dorsey Heaton
Carl Crowell
Everett Scales
Betty Smith
Myrtle Carrington
Alton Bohannon
Fugie Bohannon
R. C. Savage
Kyle
Morehouse Community News and Visitors Gatherings
Sikeston area social notes record gatherings of Baker Rodgers Taylor and many more at mutual events. A cooking demonstration by Taylor Ray of Fredericktown was hosted at the Ford home with several families attending. A Charleton Baptist Association Youth Camp drew attendees from Morehouse including Patsy Jackson and Patrons for sponsor groups. numerous families hosted visitors from Canaloa Dexter and St Louis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taylor Ray
Fredericktown
W. H. Ford
Darriel Newton
Houston Stanberry
Elmer Leek
Sue Taylor
Verbal Selph
Stella Knuckles
Helen Downs
Charleston Baptist Association
Baptist Assembly
Highway 55
Benton
Diehlistadt
Morehouse
Marshall Crouch
Bonnie Farris
Morehouse Group
Patsy Jackson
Mary Feltner
Sandra Shipman
Mary Roach
Mary Francis Sparks
Mary Joan
Jane Bryant
Anna Lee Cartwright
Ruth Ann Gurly
Judy Kay Eakers
Wymuth Heisner
Kathleen Hight
Paula Savage
Sandra Cauth
Sikeston
Jean Salings
H. P Benear
Bertha Savage
Anna Lou Michael
Jimmie Stinnett
Don Rodgers
L. D. Seagraves
Ronnie and
Richard Ford
Tommy Benear
Harry Dillon
Lilly Mae Fisher
Susie Marshall
Juanita Dillon
Betty Thornburgh
Edna Jackson
Joe Donner
Rosco Absher
Mount Vernon
Ill
St. Louis
James Hart
Harold Ralph
James Coppage
Columbia
Nazarene
JoAnn Cornell
Reba Thompson
Ruth Thompson
Anna Lou Lacey
Norman Vickers
Shirley Cornell
Geraldine Kyle
Mariella Allen
Joy Bryant
Monty Eyre
Wayne Copeland
Judy Feltner
Everett Scales
Jewell Scales
Pat Lucy
Aldean Harsrove
Bell City
Reeda Bell Ford
Clyde Wilkerson
Jo Bonna
Canaloa
Roy Murdock
Jim
Doniphan
Murdock
J. W. McNabb
Cleo Murdock
Memphis
Tenn
Charles Ureher
Gloria
Johnny
Gideon
McNabbs
Billie Taylor
Tom Benear
Katheryn
Elsberry
H. P. Benear
Cletis Lockridge
Detroit
Mich
Alice Farris
J. W. Frank
Dexter
Pfc
Sammie Goolsby
Ft. Benning
Margaret Susan
James Hewitt
John Misk
Lilbourn
Bunce Scott
Biddy Moore
Canalou
N. G. Hewitt
Bryan Hillis
Forest City
Ark
Maxine Dalton
Jewell Miller
Canalea
Addie Phillips
Elvis Lee Newton
Gladys Hellem
Hellem
Sandra Twitty
F. W. Woolworth Store
Big Springs
Ira Smith
Hellen Hedger
Thelma Lindwall
Minnie Hedger
Merriam, Kaw
Los Angeles
Calif
Floyd Berry
Junction City
Baptist Church
Rev. Berry
Herschel Hellem
The
Bob McReynolds
Alaska
Paul Higgens
Sikeston and Landers Ridge
Morehouse Baptist Church
Matthews
Dewaven Adams
Cape Girardeau
Don Wyrick
Nina Wyrick
Bill Estes
Portageville
Charles Wyrick
Relatives and Friends Visit Across Missouri and Indiana
A series of social visits and family gatherings are described. Bertrand and Mankin families travel to Thayer and Springfield, Missouri. Various relatives visit and attend a funeral in Portageville. Others visit Jobe, Franks, Delk, and Schwab families in Missouri, Indiana, and Colorado.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. P. Mankin
Billy Cunningham
Thayer
Springfield
Jack Conyers
Kitty Widner
Portageville
Bob Jobe
Lawrence Franks
Franks
Portland
Ind
Will Jobe
Ollie Hensley
Charles Hensley
Bobby Hensley
Fornfelt
C. B. Jobe
Jewell
Jackie French
Charleston
Harold Delk
Gus Schmidt
Cape Giardeau
R. C. Gemeinhardt
Anniston
L. J. Schwab
J. D. Hamrick
Bruce
Denver
Colo
Thomas L. Lett
Earl Trousdale
Glenn Conger
St. Louis
L. L. Voelker
Cornsilk Crossroads Joke Reaches Chicago Question
A city driver asks a farmer the way to Chicago at a desolate crossroads. The farmer, surprised, asks how the traveler knew his home was Cornsilk. The slicker replies with a quip that confirms the locale and the joke ends with the farmer challenging the path to Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cornsilk
Chicago
Feud Case Ends as Executor Named After Abe Gordon
On a sunny afternoon two tall mountaineers met on a wooded trail. One asked why the other was shooting at him, noting a feud with Abe Gordon. The response clarified Abe is dead and his executor is responsible for the action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David
Abe Gordon
Abe
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Mrs. Dorsey Heaton
Herbert Brown
Dearborn-Wood Bros
Ford Tractors
Dearborn
Walton & Williams Tractor Co
Malone Street
Missouri
Ia Casualty & Surety Co
Stor
Skelly
Ferrell Oil Company
Sikeston and Morehouse, Missouri
Jim Bollinger
Patty
Oran
Charles Sturgeont
C. W. Gregory
J. W. Wyrick
Brown Wafford
Barlow, Ky
W. T. Wafford
J. D. Glassner
Erwin Bell
Bloomfield
Doyle Gene Ferell
San Diego
Glenn Fisher
Bill
Csiro
Oxford
Charley Sullivant
Paducah
A. C. Sullivant
Charley Joe Morgan
Byron Patterson
G. H. Shaffer
Saurday
R. L. Jackson
Macon
Miss
Linda
Regina
Leslie Frazier
Mary Sue Hipes
Ina Feltner
Elizabeth Jane Todd
Freddie Storey
Sikeston Delta Community Hospital
E. A. Reissaus
Vine Street
Dexter, Mo
Dunn Hotel
Sonotone
Ance
Jos. A. Leslie
Telephone No
Welter Bidg
Atra Casbaltt Maereat
Letewet
Bertrand
W. E. Thomas
Sizes
the Vogue Dress Shop
East Front
Sikeston, Mo
Eet
Bachtold
Philip S. Olt
Farm Bureau Insurance
Farm Bureau
Farm Bureau Service
Gaus Massoun
Farmy Bureau
Revere
Raymond L. Galemore
Benton, Missouri
Jefenoe
Jamies
aNa
Ibure
Ee Baer Insurance CO
Fferson CY
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