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Newspaper

Sikeston Herald

Location

Sikeston, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Mar 03, 1949

Page

15

Leadership Needed as Truman Faces Tennessee Congress

The article argues President Truman lacks decisive leadership to push his reform agenda through the Eightieth Congress. It notes promises on Taft Hartley repeal and anti discrimination have not been fulfilled, despite a dramatic campaign and inaugural. It urges teamwork with Congress and notes local obituaries and remarks from Missouri figures at a state chamber convention.

Truman Wighty-First Congress West Fall Congress United States Senate Eightieth Congress

Book Review Friday for Ben Jon Circle at Church

The Ben Jon Circle of the Women’s Society of Christian Service of the Methodist church sponsors a book review at the church tomorrow afternoon at 2 30. Mrs. M M Beck will give the review of the book The Big Fisherman.

Ben Jon Women’s Society of Christian Service The Methodist Church M. M. Beck

New Members Added to Cub Scout Pack 43 48

Pack No 43 of the Cub Scouts met at the Methodist church Monday evening with scoutmaster Roy Boston in charge. Three new members were admitted Wayne Collins John R Childress and Jerry Throgmorton. Advancements were William Keasler Jr silver arrow to wolf rank Larry Boston silver arrow to wolf rank Burt H Rowe Jr lion badge Wendall Hall Jr promoted to Scout Troop No 44. Pack 43 received the blue ribbon award for window displays during Scout Week.

Methodist Church Roy Boston Wayne Collins John R. Childress Jerry Throgmorton William Keasler Jr Larry Boston Burt H. Rowe Jr Wendall Hall Jr

Newcomers Club to Elect Officers March 7

The Newcomers Club will meet Monday evening at the Rustic Rock Inn for its regular monthly gathering. President Mrs W O Dysart announced that an election of officers will be held and urged all members to attend.

Newcomers Club Rustic Rock Inn W. O. Dysart

Woman's Club To Hear Book Review at Library

The Woman's Club will meet next Tuesday afternoon at the library with Mrs. J. C. McDowell of Charleston giving a book review. The president, Mrs. E. J. Niendstedt, will lead the business session. Hostesses will be Mesdames Joe Munger Paul Wilson and Ray Marsh.

Woman’s Club TO Hear Book Woman’s Club J. C. McDowell Charleston E. J. Nienstedt Joe Munger Paul Wilson Ray Marsh

Social and family notices from a Missouri region

SAGAR Burt H Rowe visited Steele yesterday and Charleston relatives last Sunday. Lina J Minner spent a week in St Louis with her sons Joe and Max. O D Clayton is a surgical patient at Southeast Missouri Hospital Cape Girardeau. Sargent family returned from San Francisco. Ben Welter family vacationed in Florida. Schaper of Jefferson City visited Burt Rowe’s family. Harry Pratt stayed with Paul Crandall’s in Prairie City. Lindley and his father visited Edwin and Mrs. Kempe at Lewistown. O V Hilpert visiting parents in Independence then to St Louis. Dc Walton in Cairo Illinois for a skull fracture. Matthews returned from Hawaii. C D Matthews Jr. stayed in Los Angeles. Mouser guests in Federicktown. T C McClure, Leo Fisher and Paul Fisher vacationed in Florida. A F Lindsay left for New York City to visit son A F Lindsay Jr. Lillie Wade visiting Clay Mitchell. Mitchells visited East St Louis. R G Higgins of Charlotte NC hosted by T C McClure. they visited relatives in Wichita KS. Rev Vernon Guttenfelder and wife attended Arkansas State Ministerial Assembly in Paragould Arkansas. Guttenfelder spoke Monday night. Walter Kendall and families attended Ice Capades in St Louis. Richard Nelson Rowe celebrated his 10th with a supper and theater party. Rebekah Lodge members attended initiation at Morehouse. Attendees listed include Bess Myers, Carl Vincent, and several other members.

Burt H. Rowe Steele Charleston Lina J. Minner St. Louis Joe D Max Minner O. D. Clayton Southeast Missouri Hospital Cape Girardeau A. P. Sargent San Francisco Cal Ben Welter Florida John M. Schaper Jefferson City Harry Pratt Paul Crandall Prairie City Ill Charles Graham Lindley Charles F. Lindley Lindley Edwin A. Kempe Lewistown O. V. Hilpert Independence Frank Moody Hilpert Dc. R. Walton Herb Walton Carl Blam Sikeston St. Mary's Hospital Cairo Joseph L. Matthews Hawaii C. D. Matthews Jr Matthews E. F. Mouser Federicktown T. C. McClure Leo Fisher Paul Fisher A. F. Lindsay New York City A. F. Lindsay Jr Lillie Wade East St. Louis Clay Mitchell Mitchell Wade R. G. Higgins Charlotte N. C Higgins Wichita Kansas Vernon Guttenfelder Paragould Ark Anne Taylor Don Pasaka Fred L. Williams William Street Harry Bradley Memphis Herman Poe Jeff Boswell Thomas DeSalvo T. F. Henry Gartley-Ramsey Hospital Charles French H. M. Kendig Myra Tanner John Sikes Paducah Herbert Baer Teddy Nancy Lee Summerville

Regular meeting of Rebekah Lodge to be held tomorrow

The Rebekah Lodge will hold its regular meeting tomorrow evening at the Odd Fellows hall with Mrs. Carl Vincent presiding as noble grand.

Rebekah Lodge Odd Fellow Hall Carl Vincent Noble Grand

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