Representatives To Girls State Session At Willow Woods College
In Missouri the eight fats of Mesas Girls State will train on government processes at Willow Woods College Fulton on Sunday July 1st. Girls become party members, draft platforms, caucus and elect state officials, visiting Jefferson City Capitol and Governor's Mansion. Recipients include Elizabeth St and Margaret Loe, with sponsors from local clubs and American Legion Auxiliary. Miss Bernstein to be installed as Honored Queen of Job's Daughters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Asepieno
AGS
Ikiateek Crivis
Willow Woods College
Fulton
Mathieu
Aimerecan Legion Auxiliary
Tak
Legion Aua Allary
America
Mesas
Mreet
Missouri
State Capitol
Jefferson City
American Legion Auxiliary
Securme Sporsar
Garis’ Stace
Cis
Noellen
Solesten
Phepian
Georet Py
Mariner Seam
Agsinape
L4th
Cortes
Apie Bopp
Rp Moores
Geery Baer
Judith Hunter
National Forensic League
Red Peppers
Girls’ Athletic Association
Margaret Lou Goehri
Agoga
First Baptist Church
Library Club
Nancy Bauher
Henry Meldrum
Mary Ellen Wilkison
Gleaners
The
Methodist Church
Rhoda Bernstein
Red
Sikeston Sister Dies at Morehouse Hospital
Sikeston resident Mrs. Dalacy Wilson's sister Marian Ove of Sikeston died at Morehouse Hospital. The burial followed a funeral held in Sikeston with rites at the local cemetery. Affected family members include Ane Citas Woh and Mis Bae Teeth Of Cporehotee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moremouse
Dalacy Wilsom
Marian
Sikeston
Wilson
Berg
Tharetest
Widespread Weekend Visits Mention Kenentt to Double Springs
The notice recounts multiple travel and family visits over the weekend. Mrs. Mattie Jackson and Rudolph Jacksons family traveled to Alabama to visit relatives. Judy and Cindy Bandy returned to St. Louis after ten days with grandparents. Several others visited relatives in Missouri, Illinois, and nearby states, including trips to St. Louis, Centralia, Sikeston, Morley, and Mt. Vernon, with accompanying family members and plans for extended stays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mattie Jackson
Rudolph Jackson
Mike
Donnie
Kenentt
Double Springs
Ala
Judy
Cindy Bandy
St. Louis
Bill York
John Waller
Centralia
Franklin Straweard
Charles Tate, Jr
Roger
Robert
St. Lois
Charles Tate
Norman Tate
Tome
Pate
Kenneth Otto
Moss Pat Remulow
Shebotgan, Wise
John
Tastor
Morles
Merce
Ewart Taylor
Sikeston
Woo
BR. Taylor Jr
Morley
Mt. Vernon Sanitarions
Mt. Vernon
Mires
Adiee Anderson and Son
Tons
Gordon Ras Thompsemooot
Plack Treek
Ark
Mars
Tive Thomnen
Marton Phompeson
Herrman
Forty Four Years of Benton Sunday School Leaders
A Benton church Sunday school's forty four year history is recounted with the long service of a printer who joined in 1910 and has led the school since, succeeding C. N. Morley. The piece lists pastors and school heads, notes about 2300 lessons, thousands of prayers and songs, and historic building sites from the brick church to the current edifice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benton
Scott County
C. N. Morley
M. A. Myers
W. E. Forsythe
J. C. Denton
TL. Tayior
J. Q. McCorkle
L. D. Nichol
A. D. Rankin
C C. Fesler
M. O. Morris
T. G. Peterson
Nat T. Buckley
H. G. Gardner
Fla Hearn
W. C. Elites
J.T. Evitts
T. L. Bess
G. M. Teeter
C. W. Griffin
A. D. Stanley
Daniel the Leedy
EL H. Smith
O. C. Willams
Alice DeReign
S. Pr. Finley
C. ON. Movier
Clarence Johnson
Vno
John Hand
Robinson Store
Sherif John Dennis
Hospital Notes from Millis-Laurean Community
Patients admitted and discharged at Delta Community Hospital and Millis Laure Dena Community with names and locations. June events include Martha Larsen Sikeston discharge June 25 and several admissions in Sikeston St Louis Marston and surrounding towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Millis- Laure Dena
Martha Larsen
Sikeston
Alex Co Waters
Dasane Redes
Bobbs Lewis
Laibourn
Sendra Shell
St. Loui
Marlene Cambren
Marehouse
Billy de Brown
Baby
Circle Drive
Deaster
Liosd Jones
Babs Gin
St. Sikheston
Les Albert Hadterman
Babs
Kisbourn
Delta Community Hospital
Dane
Olea Herrera
Charter Qak
Thorena Doestie
Dirts Baiett
Marston
Masine Pope
Toalbourn
Tuschargied
Dine
Prudences Totnes
Aibert Clark
Babs Bow
Hhooute
al Sikeston
Former Sikeston Man Succumbs in Montana
Otto J. Welter, once of Sikeston, died last Friday in Memorial Hospital Livingston Montana. Funeral held Monday in Livingston with brother John Welter attending by plane. Born 1884 at Kelso he moved to Sikeston with parents, later to Montana for ranching and never married. Survivors include John and three sisters Bertha Welter Sikeston J J Gallton Caruthersville and Mrs FEON Story of St Louis. Another brother Ben Welter died in Sikeston Nov 15 1953.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Livingston
Mont
Otto J. Welter
Sikeston
Memorial Hospital
John Welter
Montana City
Mr. Welter
Kelso
Montana
John
Bertha Welter
J. J. Gallton
Caruthersville
FE. ON
Story
St. Louis
Ben Welter
Local Social Notes Mention Visits and Guests
Mrs Tyrone and others visited relatives with Mrs Campbell Clinic and Methodist Hospital for observation. Ronnie Lee Jackson of Campe ton Calif arrived June 17 to stay with grandparents in Morehouse. Mrs C W Harris and Mrs Lindy Mitchem of Lilbourn were guests of Mrs Theresa Jones and Aleta. Wednesday guests included Mrs Pearl Lloyd of Lilbourn. Richard Vaughn and Pvt Dick Vaughn at Ft Rucker had breakfast with their family. Mr Vaughn was en route to Florida. Herbert Moore family visited Roy Moore in Portageville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tyrone
Campbell Clinic
Methodist Hospital
Ronnie Lee Jackson
Campeton
Calif
M. T. Adkins
Morehouse
Mattie Jackson
Sikeston
C. W. Harris
Lindy Mitchem
Lilbourn
Theresa Jones
Aleta
Jones
Pearl Lloyd
Richard Vaughn
Lanning
Pvt
Dick Vaughn
Ft. Rucker
Ala
Vaughn
Florida
Four-Generational Sunday School Leadership Highlight
The record notes attendance gaps due to an auto wreck injury and laymen date filling in Southeast Missouri counties. It recalls 44 absence marks with exceptions and celebrates four generations represented on the roll: Annie B Adams, her son Ben, his daughter Hess Porter, and their son David, during Alden Pinney's long tenure as Scott County Democrat Sunday School superintendent.
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Missouri
Annie B. Adams
Ben
Hess Porter
David
Scott County
Benton
Alden Pinney
Stoddard County Real Estate Sales Highlights
Real estate transfers listed include Vennie Hopkins to V. and L. Hopkins for 40 acres. Cecil and Gertie Blagg to Albert C. and Alberta Armes for 80 acres. Elvis A. Mooney to D. W. and Minnie Astin, Lot 18, 3rd and Walker Cemetery. John F. and Pauline Powell Jr. to Victor F. Looney for 40 acres. Gussié Mangum to Thad B. Ryan for Lot 4, Block 18, Reed's Add., Paxico. Dan M. and Quinola Denny to Rufus and Glenneth Robinson in Bedford's Add., Bloomfield. Oliver A. Townsend to Oliver D. and Betty Townsend for 200 acres. Robert H. and Martha Green to Raymond L. and Dorothy Hubbs for 2 acres. Ray and Lillian Blades to Chester and Willetta Blades for 80 acres and Lot 23, 10. F. B. and Grace McNew to Joe G. and Anna M. Hart for Lot 15, McNew Addition, Bernie. Henrietta Crain to Dana Crain for Lot 11, Block 1, Dexter. John Ro. and Margaret Henderson to Rudolph and Fern Woodsmall for 1 acre. Clarence and Marguerite Scott to Isom H. Pape for 1 acre. Leeman E. and Ethelyn Thrower to Wilkird T. Bean for Lot 12, Westwood Hills. Dorothy and Pherman Cox to Edith Irene Reed for 5 acres. Roy and Kathryn Jackson to Roy and Kathryn Jackson for Lots 28.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vennie Hopkins
Robert
Lucille Hopkins
Cecil
Gertie Blagg
Albert C
Alberta Armes
Elvis A. Mooney
D. W
Minnie Astin
3Rd
Walker Cemetery
John F
Pauline Powell Jr
Victor F. Looney
Gussié Mangum
Thad B. Ryan
Reed
Paxico
Dan M
Quinola Denny
Rufus
Glenneth Robinson
Bedford
Bloomfield
Oliver A. Townsend
Oliver D
Betty Jane Townsend
Ste Nets
Eta Sety
Robert H
Martha ©. Green
Raymond L
Dorothy Hubbs
Ray
Lillian Blades
Chester
Willetta
Blades
F. B
Grace McNew
Joe G
Anna M. Hart
Bernie
Henrietta Crain
Henrietta
Dana Crain
Dexter
John Ro
Margaret Henderson
Rudolph
Fern
Clarence
Marguirete A. Scott
Isom II
Pape
Leeman Eo
Ethelyn VV
Thrower
Westwood Hills
Denter
Dorothy and
Pherman Cox
Edith Irene Reed
Jnwig
Roy
Kathryn Jackson
Roy and
Land transfers and parcels in Dexter and nearby towns
A list of property transfers includes Dexter parcels, Brownwood, and Bernie with prices ranging from $1 to $12,000. Transfers involve Thella D. Lee, J E Lee, Steve T. Hardesty, Herzog heirs, Montgomer y and Hendricks heirs, Meadows, Fowell Doublen, Thrower Wright, Walker Gravum, Crump, Keena, Parks, Green, and Hester across blocks and lots in Dexter, Puxico, Bernie, and adjacent areas with varied acreages and lot descriptions.
East Prairie Social Notes Highlight Local Visits
East Prairie residents record a weekend of visits and travels. Joan England and Mrs. England hosted at Anniston while W S Britt and Tommee Ann joined for Oklahoma relatives. Carl Wyatt and Webb De Fields visit Barnes Hospital in St. Louis. The Tinnells hosted Tinnell relatives from North Little Rock. Shelby family enjoyed a picnic at the Chapman home in Charleston. Flint Michigan visitors stayed with McFadden and McClendon families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John England
Maurice Hilton
Ula Schneider
T. M. Jones
Anniston
W. S. Britt
Tommee Ann
Tom Lett
Bertrand
Oklahoma
Guy Nuno
Andy Scon
Grand Rapids
Michigan
Carl Wyatt
Charleston
Webb DeFields
Barnes Hospital
St. Louis
Dave Tinnell
William Tinnell
North Little Rock
Arkansas
Geo. McFadden
Travis W. Shelby, Jr
W. M. Chapman
Geo. Collison
Gerald
Flint
A. L. McClendon
James Holder
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Margaret Coates
Mary Brothers
Marilyn Lewis
Elizabeth Stinkerd
Margaret Lou Goebri
Nancy Baugher
Merco
Terone
Memphis
Teon
Allis-Chalmers Sales and Service
Sikeston Farm Equipment Co
N. Ranney
Caramanufacturer
Standard
Ahi
Bih
Cabies
Stoddard County Real Estate Sales
Thella D
J. E. Lee
Steve T. Hardesty
Duane
Gonnie Wiggins
Manley W
Dorothy M. Wright
Westwood Hill
Cecil A
Emma Walker
Ethel Gravum
Matthews
Earl
Nellie Crump
Glenn C
Thelia J. Keena
Cly
John T
Delores Parks
Martha C. Green
Los
Dudley
Lillie May
Roy Manley
A. L
June Hester
Aeres Ely
East Prairie
Joan England
Mitchell-Sharp
Chevy
Chevrolet
Chevrolet Company
Seles
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