Many Travel News and Local Visits Around Sikeston
A long list of residents and visitors is noted from Sikeston and nearby towns. People traveled to St Louis Louisville Memphis Cape Girardeau and Jefferson City for business leisure and health. Names include Duree Madley Nita Law Blair Law D D Ellis Ruth McCoy Camille Klein Dan Sisson Hazel Weltecke and Judge W C Bowman among others with trips and lasting visits recorded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duree Madley
St. Louis
Nita Law
Iowa City
Iowa
Blair Law
D. D. Ellis
Dan
Cape Girardeau
Dess Bloomfield
San Angelo
Texas
Commodore Butrum
Katy Lou
McMullin
St. Loui
T. B. Dudley
T. B. Jr
J. W. Baker Sr
Airs
J. H. Banks
Sharon
Tenn
Hazel Weltecke
Carolyn
F. L Sisson Jr
F. L. Sisson
Bowling Green
H. W. Sisson
Curryville
Griggs May
W. C. Bowman
Des Moines
Omaha
Nebraska
Terre Haute
Indiana
T. F Sewell
Matthews
C. D Matthews,Jr
BE. C. Matthews
Olga
Edward
New York
Cate
Mitchell-Sharp Chevrolet Company
Chevrolet
Legion Hut
Kennett
Sikeston
Harry Sharp
Clay Mitchell
Percy Comstock
Glen Hill
Paul Rankin
George Vogel
Oran
Clynge Meredith
Meredith
Carl
Foxworth
Fev. Meredith
Baptist Bible Institute
Sidw ell, Medley and kin visit Jefferson City weekend
Mrs W S Sidwell and Mrs Duree Medley plan a weekend in Jefferson City to visit the former's daughter Miss Almaretta Sidwell. Mrs Toby Long and daughter Sandra, who stayed with Mr and Mrs Fred Matthews last week, head to Blytheville Arkansas. The Pinnells of Paragould Arkansas visited Mrs Chas Stearnis and family and Mr and Mrs C Pinnell Sunday. Mrs James D Kelly of East Alton Illinois returned home after two weeks with her parents and Mr and Mrs H E Wood. Mr Kelly and his parents joined to escort him back to East Alton from St Louis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna Winchester
Bernie
Jas. Kevil
Gladys Street
Lee Hunter
St. Louis
Sikeston
Harry Young
Poplar Bluff
W. C. Sutton
Badge Club
J. F. Cox Jr
C. & M. Oil Company
St. Loui
John H. Johnson
J. S. McGinnis
Oran
C. H. Butler
Elbert Homer
New Madrid
Essie Baker
Manan Neprud
LaForge
Indiana
Mesdames Chas, Tanner
A. C. Barrett
W C. Sutton
J. H. Smith
Light
Ark
L. H. Shiver
Margaret Fisher
Cape Girardeau
James Johnson
Jos. L Matthews
St Louis
S P Loebe
Sammy Story
Charleston
F. R Putnam
C. D. Matthews 3d
Charles
Charles Bernie
Robi Lillard
Arlington
Bernice Farmer
Joe
Lyman Bowman
Atty
M. G. Gresham
Rolla
Jefferson City
George Munger
Bloomfield
C. H. Denman
John
Carl Denman
Farmington
Pete Crites
Fredericktown
That City
Crtes
State Highway Department
Marx Thompson
R F. Finks
Finks
Harry
John Fox
Washington
D. C
Lyman Fox
Summermale
New Jersey
Durnz
Billy
Pittsburgh
Lyman
Mir
Mrs Fox
Billy Fox
W. S. Sidwell
Pinnell
C. Pinnell
James D. Kelly
East Alton
H. E Wood
Kelly
James W. Kelly
St Loui
Little Folks Celebrate With Charles Matthews
A Monday afternoon party for Charles Matthews, son of Mr. and Mrs. C. D. Matthews Sr., celebrated his sixth birthday. Dozens of games, a swing and sliding board entertained the children while ice cream and cake topped the event. Fielding Potashnick, a Herald friend, shared plans for his own near May 9 birthday at Uncle John’s country house.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Matthews
C. D. Matthews Srr
Charles
John
The
Herald
Fielding Potashnick
Artistic Luncheon Setting for Mrs Galeener of Houston
Mrs Florence Marshall hosted a refined luncheon for Mrs J H Galeener of Houston Texas. The table featured a cutwork cloth a gondola type golden center bowl purple and white flowers rock crystal goblets with gilded dancing figures and gold bands. Spring flowers in gold blue and white complemented the elegant living room as guests included Mesdames Sikes Dunaway Dempster Kingsbury Yount and Denman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florence Marshall
J. H. Galeener
Houston
Texas
Jennie Sikes
J. H Dunaway
G. A. Dempster
Julia Kingsbury
J. H. Yount
A. C. Sikes
A J. Moore
C H Denman
Book Club hears Rev Taylor review Days of Our Years
Rev John L Taylor, pastor of the Methodist church, guest led the Monday meeting at the public library Book Club. He reviewed Van Paassen s Days of Our Years, a Dutch reporter s travels and world conditions. Mrs John Sikes will lead next week with Grapes of Wrath by John Steinbeck.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John L. Taylor
Methodist Church
Book Club
Public Library
Rev Taylor
van Paassen
John Sikes
John Steinbeck
Benefit by Eastern Star Past Matrons in Sari
A benefit party at the Odd Fellows hall hosted by the Eastern Star Past Matrons Club of the 50th district featured bridge Chinese checkers and other games. Out of town and local members attended. Proceeds support furnishings for a town in the Masonic Home in St. Louis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pinnachle
Odd Fellows’ Hall
Eastern Star
Sto Loaurs
Mrs Bailey Addresses Women’s Civic Club
Mrs Roger Bailey spoke to the Woman's Civic Club at the public library about being a successful wife with home first philosophy. She urged domestic leadership, guidance of children, church involvement, and balanced views on modern issues while supporting old fashioned training. Conly Purcell urged support for a planned swimming pool. Mrs Paw Brewer presided in the president's absence. tea hosts were Mrs Shnkard, Mrs Harrison, and Harold Pitman. This was the last meeting until fall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roger Bailey
Woman's Civic Club
Public Library
Bailey
Conly Purcell
Junior Chamber of Commerce
Val Sharp
Federated Clubs
St Joseph
Paw Brewer
Paul Shnkard
A. A Harrison
Harold Pitman
Ninth District Music Clubs Meet May 6
The Federated Music Clubs of the Ninth District will hold their annual spring meeting at Lutesville on Saturday, May 6, directed by district president Mrs. B F Blanton. Mrs Tom Allen will perform a piano solo and Mrs V L Bowles will sing, with Mrs Allen as accompanist. Delegates and members from Sikeston and surrounding groups will attend the meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Federated Music Clubs of the
Ninth District
Lutesvile
B. F. Blanton
Tom Allen
V. L. Bowles
Allen
Elmer Poage
Apollo Group of
Sikeston
Sikeston and Mesdames Tom Allen. V. L. Bowles, E. McAmis
L. L Conatser
Omneius
Apollo Group Friday Program At Public Library
Mrs Tom Allen leads Apollo Group program at Sikeston Public Library Friday at 3 pm. Readings and performances include violin by Catherne Ann Cook, piano by Mrs Geraldine Young, vocal by Gwendolyn Kirk, piano by Mary Emma Allen, and Chopin Fantaisie. A business session directed by Mrs L S Conatser precedes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Allen
Apollo Group
Sikeston
Catherne Ann Cook
Accolay
Geraldine Young
Jude
Tom Alen
Oley Speaks
Gwendolyn Kirk
Helen Campbell
Mary Emma Allen
Polichinelle
Rachmanino
Woodman
Mary Jane Sikes
Fminor
Chopin
Allen
Ebert Akready Society To Hold Rummage Sale
The Ebert Kready Missionary Society of the Methodist church will conduct a rummage sale on Saturday May 6 in the Young building on Center street. Mrs O N Watts will be in charge of arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ebert-Kready Missionary Society of the Methodist Church
Young
Center Street
O. N. Watts
Woman's Club to Hold Business Session May 9
Mesdames Leroy Leslie Jon Ross and C H Denman will host the regular Woman's Club meeting next Tuesday afternoon May 9 at the public library Mrs L M Hollenbeck club president will direct the business session Lieut Col H E Dudley and Capt T C Dye were in Caruthersville Tuesday night for inspection of the staff of the 110th Infantry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mesdames
Leroy Leslie
Jon, Ross
C H Denman
Woman's Club
L. M. Hollenbeck
H. E Dudley
T. C. Dye
Caruthersville
110Th Infantry
Youth Revives At Banking Party in Sikeston Area
A banking party hosted Tuesday night by Mrs J H Yount at her son J H Yount Jr s country home north of Sikeston revived youthful memories among guests including Mrs J H Galeener of Houston Texas The event featured contests a prize for concentration and reminiscences of schooldays. A dinner in Cape Girardeau honored Mrs Galeener with Mrs J J Hunter hosting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. H. Yount
J. H. Yount Jr
Sikeston
J. H Galeener
Houston
Texas
Galeener
J J Hunter
Cape Girardeau
Mrs Yount
Florence Marshall
Yount
J EE Yount Jr
George Galeener
Vienna
Ill
A. J Moore
Former Sikeston Lad Gets Prominent Notice
Miss Abbie Morrison, returning from a visit with her brother Howard Morrison in Kansas City, attended the Boy Scout round up for the Scouts of Kansas City council. Kansas City auditorium hosted many thousand Scouts presenting scenes of Scout activities. She noted Billy Morrison, ten-year-old son of her brother, represented the Kansas City Cubs in a scene depicting Sea Scouts, Scouts, and Cubs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abbie Morrison
Howard Morrison
Kansas City
Scouts of Kansas City Council
Billy Morrison
Kansas City Cubs
Anticipation at Mrs Kruppses Afternoon Party
Mrs J O Kruppses hosts an afternoon party for friends as guests anticipate a newborn. The poem by Mrs W C As describes sewing tiny garments and a dream of a baby boy or girl, symbolizing pride and motherly love.
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Kingsway
Swift
SPAI
Malone
Malone Drug Store
Mrs. Galeener
Nuway Cleaners
Loomis Mayfield
Mrs. W.C
Sre
Paby
J O Kruppses
Missouri
Rocdas
Edward Small
Duke OF
West Point
Sage
George Ehayes
Parrish
Tlesdax
Wonen Ae Am Walker Bscs
Kay Francis William Gargan
Pwe Tosess
Bob Burns