Sikeston Native Weds in New York Ceremony
Former Sikeston resident Miss Berryman marries Mr Newcomb at Lady of Sorrows Church Plains NY. Bride, daughter of Mr and Mrs Allard of Sikeston, wears a vintage white gown with red jacket. Attendants include Miss Wingate maid of honor and Alfred Carmont best man. Couple to reside in New York after a trip to Washington DC.
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Sikeston
New York
Lady of Sorrows
the Plains
O'Connell
Berryman
Terry Wingate
Washion
West Main Street
New & Cry
Newcomb
Wall Roperks Corp
White Plains School
Allegheny Col
Meadville
Alpha Chi Ega
Theta Gamma Assocom
Westchester County
John Robert Powschool
Matthews Edwards Wedding Set For May Eighth
Miss Juanita Matthews and Norris Edwards choose Sunday May 8 for their wedding at the Church of Christ in Sikeston area. The ceremony will be at 4 p.m. with J E Gren of Dexter officiating. Attendants include sisters of the bride as bridesmaids and the bride’s sister as matron of honor, while Edwards will have his father as best man and several friends present.
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Juanita Matthews
Norris Edwards
Church of Christ
S Kllingsnighwas
J E Gren
Dexter
Sikeston
Mass Matthews
Hos Matthews
T21
E Glaass
Mr Matthews
Stanley Arouchette
Hohof
Braddy Sikes
Lincoln Scherer
Bell City
Edwards
Mis E. V.edwards
Near Miner
Amhoore
Champaigne
Ray Hubbert
Wedding Processional Notice From Derter Church of Christ
The church will feature the processional and wedding marches as part of a ceremony. Invitations are not being sent. friends of both families are invited to attend the service.
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Church of Christ
Former East Prairie resident Earl Smith dies
Earl Smith born November 28 1897 in East Prairie Missouri. He worked at several restaurants including Red Harvey and Tokio, led Dine Gresh in a managerial role, became president of Dine Gresh, and after a merger served as vice president of Southeastern Greshound Lives, Inc. He chaired the board of the Natural Toddle House Corp, with headquarters maintained at Pere. Funeral services were held Thursday morning April 28 at Memorhis, Tenn.
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Earl Smith
Farmers of
East Praire
Memorhis
Tenn Hedice Tesday
East Furfe Mo
Red Harvey
Chigev
Tokiohima
Dine Gresh
D Lyres
Southeastern Greshound Lives, Inc
Natural Toddle House Corp
Proceedings of County Court in Southeast Missouri
County court records show the Southeast Missouri Lumber Company paid 370 for repairs and Braene Nursing Home provided patient care for five dollars. Liox.d G Briggs incurred thirty dollars in postage costs.
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Southeast Missouri Lumber Co
Braene
G Briggs
Genins Attends Hospital Institute in Kansas City
R J Genins administrator Mis son Delta Community Hospital was among seven state hospital officials at the small hospital institute in Kansas City April 25 and 26. The event ran with the Midwest Hospital Association convention and covered lowering costs and improving care in small hospitals.
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Kansas City
R J Genins
Misson Delta Community Hospital
Small Hospital Institute
Mid- West Hospital Association
Association
Arkansas
Colorado
Kansas
Missouri
Nebraska
Oklahoma
Wyemaing
American Hospital Association
Engagement announced of former area resident
Milas Dempster of Benton announces the engagement of their daughter Effie Arlena to Archie James Judd, son of Mr and Mrs Archie Judd of Benson. Effie is granddaughter of Mrs Lawrence Pubst of Cape Girardeau and Mr and Mrs Edwin Dempster of Benton. She attended Blougett school and lived at McCullin before moving to Arizona in 1950. She graduated Benson High School 1952 and studied at Arizona State College Tempe for two years. Archie Judd graduated Benson High School 1992 and is a USC student majoring in biological sciences. The wedding date has been set.
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Benton
Nmr
Milas Dempster
Bens
Tempe
Apache Powcer Company
Neir Benson
Judd
Benson High School
USC
Stmyple
Nodite
District PTA Meet Held In Charleston
The Southeast Mussouri PTA District Conference gathered in Charleston on Friday with officials including Mrs Rob int Hope of Sikeston and George Michel of Charleston. Warren Hearnes Mississippi County representative led the morning session discussing schools and Mrs Wheeler Detjen, Missouri Congress of PTA president, spoke in the afternoon on Keeping First Things First.
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Mussouri Pta Distrit
Charleston
Robint Hope
Sikeston
Bhai Roa BO George Michel
Pione
Pal
Warren Hearnes
Mississippi County
Wheeler Detjen
Virssouri Congress of
Potoa
Feurst
Rodgers to Be Guest at Birthday Dinner Dinter Hastig
Rodgers of Benton, chairman of the State Highway Commission, was invited to a dinner at the Muehbach Hotel with Harry S Truman on May 8. Basil O’Connor will attend the groundbreaking in Independence for the Truman memorial building and Rogers will participate in the ceremony. Mrs Rosemary George of Clarkton was a weekend guest of her aunt Mrs Lackes.
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Eee Rodgers
D “Rodgers
Benton
State Highway Commission
HHS
Muehbach
Harrys S Truman
Basil O'Connor
Truman Library. Foundation Inc
Polo Foundat On
Independence
Rodgers
Truman
Rosemary George
Clarkton
Ildrec Lackes
Lilbourn Senior to Compete in Regional Spelling Contest
Miss Monre Mauk of Lilbourn High School advances to the Cape Girardeau regional scholastic contest on Saturday May 7 to enter the spelling competition.
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Lilbourn
Monre Mauk
Lilbourn High School
Cape Girardeau
Miss Mauk
Edna Le Smith Weds Pfc George W Ash in Unity Baptist Church
Edna Le Smith daughter of Mr and Mrs Joe B Smith of Benton wed Pfc George W Ash son of Mr and Mrs George Ash of California Missouri in a Sunday April 24 ceremony at Unity Baptist Church. Rev E Haupt officiated with Donna Steger Judy Pattengil and others in attendance. Reception followed at the Smyth home then the couple departed for Camp Pendleton California after Korea service.
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Edna le Smith
Joe B. Smith
Benton
Pfe
George W. Ash
Marine Corps
George Ash
California
Unity Baptist Church
E. Haupt
Chaffee
Donna Steger
Ancell
Judy Pattengil
Tapers
Martyn Winders
Moss Shirley Dannenmueller
Grady Evans
Mary Ahee
Cape
Tower Gil
Imrambo
Raymond Ash
Joel Smith
John
Smth
Wm Lamb
Oran
Vencel Ash
Smyth
Pfc Ash
Korea
Camp Pendeton
Calif
Maine Corps
Missouri Pacific Atrocion
St Louis
Ash
Truerly
Jefferson Caty
Elx-Walker
Lime
Local Social Roundup From Sikeston and Surrounding Areas
Mr and Mrs W C Edwards and daughter Pearl spent the weekend in Rolla visiting Vern Edwards and family. Several residents, including Mrs Edgar Crouthers and Mrs Robert Yorke, were noted in hospital and travel arrangements. Community members attended family events, visits, and graduations, with multiple attendees listed from Sikeston, Fredericktown, East Prairie, and Charleston.
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W CC Edwards
Miss Pearl
Rolla
Vern Edwards
Elmer . Poage
Kansas City
Supreme Shrine
Paul
Paul Smelser
St Francis Hospital
Cape Girardeau
Edgar Crouthers
Crouthers
R L. Weeks
Robert Yorke
Memphis
Iris Society of
H. N. Camie Dam
W . O'Leary
San Juan
Texas
Danny Michal
Sikeston
Inlaw
Jim O'Leary
J H. Crosno
Tventh
Bensel
Kennett
Melvin Stephens
Harmon Stephens
Near Federicktown
L I Denton
East Prune
Mix Pauline Limbaugh
Webber Gilmore
Maud Dumerre
Roy Long
Ed Black
Charleston
R L Weaks
Bill Acold
Cape Giatarau
W O Carroll
Vis E P Francis
Beatte Andrews
Fredericktown
George Hensley Sr
Claude
George Hensley Jr
Meith
Heton Carrion
Creschin Re-Elected Ark-Mo President
Blytheville leader Charles C Creschin was re elected president and director of the Arkansas-Missouri Power Company at its April 26 stockholders meeting in Blytheville. Directors re elected include Kendall Perry Edmund Sr Chmmnings Jr Vance M Thompson August L Griesedieck Henry F Trotter and Gus Walton. Following the meeting the board re elected Gus B Walton vice president Charles R Newcomb secretary and treasurer F F Atkinson auditor and assistant secretary E Ro Mason assistant treasurer. The same officers serve Associated Natural Gas Company, a subsidiary of Ark-Mo.
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Blytheville
Ark
Charles C Creschin
Arkansas-Missouri Power Company
Kendall Perry
Edmund = Sr
Chmmnings, Jr
Winetka
August L Griesedieck
St Louis
Vance M Thompson
McCrory
Ath
Henry F Trotter
Pine Bluff
Gus Walton
Little Rock
Gus B Walton
Chas. R Newcomb
FF Atkinson
E Ro Mason
Teasurer
Navy helicopter crewman to depart for Far East training
Aviation mate second class Fill C Phillips, son of Mr and Mrs Bil Phillips of near East Prain, and wife Mer cedes Phillips of Chula Vista California, is scheduled to depart for six months of operational training in the Far East aboard the escort carrier USS Ba deang Strait with Helicopter Anti Submarine Squadron 2.
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Navy
Fill C Phillips
Far East
Uss
Badeang Strait
Phillips
Bil Phillips
Near East Prain
Mercedes Phillips
Chula Vista Calif
Vacationists Be Careful Accident Poem About a Car
A lyric poem warns vacation travelers about a deadly crash. It recalls a car that once carried a family, then saw their deaths after a dangerous passing. The speaker laments broken windshield, unrepaired brakes, and a tragic end, as the vehicle meets the Saint Accident Prevention Department at Employers Mutuals of Wausau.
Bowers Named President of Methodist Men's Club
Ikan Bowers was elected president at the Methodist Men's Club monthly dinner meeting held last Wednesday night in the church basement. Officers chosen include vice president Pat Ponder secretary Kelses Short treasurer William Werneck and rectors James Ston Gene Nuape ke and H D R agains. Charles Simpson spoke briefly about philanthropist Robert G LaTourneau visiting Sikeston May 7 and 8 and Bowers sold dinner tickets for May 7 at the Colonial Inn
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Ikan Bowers
Methodist Men’s Club
Pat Ponder
Kelses Short
William Werneck
James Ston
Gene Nuapeke
H D R
View
Ter
Sikeston
Bowers
LaTourneau
Colonial Inn
Joyce
New Churches New York Construction Costs Soar
Reported new church construction in New York is approaching 500 million dollars annually, signaling a surge in religious building activity and capital outlay across the city. Factors driving the rise include rising material costs and expanded church programs.
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New York
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Vent Or Allard
Mildred Christian
Pop- Bluff
Id Allard
Birch Moll
Lacy E Allard, Jr
John Watts
C Dings
Clarence Cantrell
Ivy Lewis
Sike T
Jae
Mr Newcomb
Meadville, Pa
Allegheny College
Eeeren University
Gore
Evrard
Germany
Delta Tau Delta Fraternity
As. Thomas J. Newcomb JR
Matthews-Edwards
East Prairie
DAILY
Missouri Pacific
Poplar BS
Little Boc
Houston Dallas
Hampton Sewing Machine Store
South Ranney Street
Meeston
Ipepre
R. J. Genins
Hospital Institute
J Foley
Chicago
Charlesfost
Edna le Smith Bride
Pfc
D. R Cruse and Childrc
T. L Clark
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E Cage
Milton Blanton
Daisy
Blanton
Joe Mack
Atlanta
C L Blanton Sr
Milton Blantons
Phillp Sadler
Webb DeField
Keith Bess
Carl Ross
L H Moore
Larry C Poole
Mare Island
Lela Mae Poole
Clarence
Seaman Poole
Great Lakes
Robert Cobb
Noah Cobb
East Prarie
Creschin
Ark-Mo
Associated Natural Gas Company
Employers Mutuals of
Wausau
Methodist Men's Club
Charles Simpson
Robert G LaTournemau
Long
Jin Nunnelee
Bob Turley
Frank Parrish
G. Letourneau
Sikeston Inter-Church Council
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