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Newspaper

Sikeston Herald

Location

Sikeston, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Mar 30, 1944

Page

10

Cairo social notes sweep Sikeston to Cape Girardeau

Local society column lists numerous visits and guests from Cairo Sikeston and surrounding towns. Highlights include Mrs Durward Dover hosting in Cairo, Miss Mary Emma Waller and others at Ice Capades in St Louis, families visiting relatives in Paducah Cape Girardeau and St Louis, and many residents attending events and travels across Mississippi and Missouri.

Laddie Janice L. E. Scott Paducah Mary Emma Waller Sikeston Joe Rigdon Francis Rigdon Cape Girardeau St. Louis Burt H. Rowe Burt H. Jr Richard L. T. Davey Keith E. Patterson Mary Lou Schroff Pauline Husher P. A. McDougal Q. DeField Betty Jane Taylor Donald Beaman Arena C. D. Matthews Jd Barnes Hospital C. D. Matthews Jr Murray Phillips Phillips Matthews Inlaw

Rites Held at Morley for Mrs Eugenia Tomlinson

Funeral services were held at the Baptist church in Morley for Mrs. Eugenia W. Tomlinson who died at her daughter’s home after a paralytic stroke. Rev. G. B. Anderson led the service with burial in the Morley cemetery. Survivors include three daughters Mrs. Stallings Mrs. Black and Mrs. Beardslee a son Homer E. Tomlinson and nine grandchildren.

Baptist Church Morley Eugenia W. Tomlinson C. A. Stallings G. B. Anderson Tomlinson Cape Girardeau Capt John Harris Pembrokeshire South Wales Great Britain Winifred Baldwin Georgia Thomas B. Tomlinson Stallings Fred Black Vandyser H. D. Beardslee Rector, Ark Homer E Tomlinson Malden J. W Clemson Oran Tharon Stallings Sikeston High School Charles Stallings

Services Held Tuesday for Blodgett Man John W. Watson

Tuesday afternoon at the Baptist church in Blodgett services were held for John W. Watson 70 who died Monday from a complication of diseases Rev H B Colter conducted the service Burial followed in Blodgett cemetery with Lair Nunnelee in charge Watson a retired farmer born in Crittenden County Kentucky had lived in Blodgett 12 years Survived by his widow Mary Watson a son Wardell Watson serving with the armed forces at Camp Gruber Oklahoma two sisters two brothers and two half brothers Also noted were Carl Diehl a business visitor in St Louis and Mr and Mrs Anderson Hayden and son Lars of Cape Girardeau visiting Sikeston family members

Joe William Howard St. Louis Jack Herman Cape Girardeau Anna Winchester Bernie James S. Wallace Edna Johnson Lena Boyd East Prairie Wm. Woehlecke Willa Mae Pearcy Lois Curtiss Matthews Myrtle Humphreys Memphis J. T. Palmer Maggie Totty Marston R. Patman Hot Spring Ark B. F. Blanton Gordon Kendall Sikes Alfred Carl Weber Bloomfield B. F. Marshall Jr Blodgett B. F. Marshall Sikeston Cairo Fred Gwaltney Phil Bill Jake Sievers St. Louis Cardinals Harris N. Draughon Murray Klein Columbia Ann Draughon Evelyn Klein Stephens College I. B. Francis Buffalo N. Y J. A. Francis Ypsilanti, Mich BE. P. Francis Fredericktown W. O. Carroll Bob Tyrone Bobbie Joe David Eugene W. S. Mitchell Jackson Jess Deto Lexington Tenn Alice van Horne North Ramney Street William Woods College Fulton Elizabeth Ann Baker Vance Engram Calif Texas Bert Engram International Shoe Company Sgt. Engram W. A. Anthony Malden M. Chism Dexter John Edwards Bill Daughtery Little Rock A. A. Brookland Leroy Leslie Frank Ashby Charleston Lee Bowman Lutie P. Leslie Morley F. E. Mount West Gladys W. G. Funk J. W. Griffith J. S. Morrison Paducah Adam Roush Mountain View Henry Bolden Leta McCollum Preston Dwards Gray Ridge DeWitt Smith Boswell Ind Harold Pitman Minnie Kindred Near McMullin J. H. Brown B. Moore Frank Jones Charles and Louella Wm. Sr. Corrigan John C Corrigan Poplar Bluff Howard A Dunaway Women Chamber of Commerce North Kings E. F. Deneke Bob Betty Kemper Bruton W. K. Jr Blytheville C F Bruton Baptist Church John W. Watson H B Colter Mr. Watson Crittenden County Mary Watson Wardell Watson Camp Gruber Oklo

Hale’s Jewelry Store Moves to Dunn Hotel Building

Hale's Jewelry and Optical Store will take possession of its new quarters in the Dunn Hotel building on Saturday April 1. The room has been redecorated and rearranged to make an attractive store. The insurance office of C. C. Scott will move into the room on the corner of Front and New Madrid streets vacated by the jewelry store.

Hale’s Jewelry and Optical Store Dunn Hotel C. C. Scott Front New Madrid

Lake Street Residence Sold to the M. C. Copes

Mr and Mrs M C Cope who run a boarding house on North Ranney street have bought the two story Lake and North Ranney street residence from Mr and Mrs Wm A Northington. The deal closed last Saturday and the home, once owned by the late Miss Kate Austin, will host their boarding business. Possession is expected June 1.

M. C. Cope North Ranney Street Lake and North Ranney Streets Wm. A. Northington

Olivet Nazarene College to be dedicated May 24

Dedication services will be held at Olivet Nazarene College May 24 after obligations totaling 250000 for the building and grounds purchase. Dr A L Parrott announces the price, with Dr R T Williams delivering the dedicatory address. Missouri District representatives include Dr T W Willingham Rev A L Roach and Rev F A Welsh.

Olivet Nazarene College A L Parrott R. T. Williams Missouri T. W. Willingham Maplewood A. L Roach F. A. Welsh St. Louis

For Sale or Trade 31 1-8 Acre Farm Sikeston Mo

CALEB SMITH offers 31 1-8 acre farm near Commerce 114 miles on a gravel road with orchard and electric line. Possession with deed if deal closes now. Tax about $10 last year. Farm has income potential and postwar living options. Price 2250 with good terms or trade for a house in town. Call 217 East Malone Sikeston.

Caleb Smith Malone Avenue Sikeston

Dunklin County Teachers Aid Annual Meeting Draws 300

More than 300 teachers attended the Dunklin County Teachers Association annual meeting held at the gymnasium last Friday. Dr. Allin W. Leavell of Peabody College Nashville Tenn was the principal speaker.

Kennett Dunklin County Teachers Association Jymnasium Allin W. Leavell Peabody College Nashville Tenn

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