Bertrand News Local society notes from Bertrand area
Mr and Mrs L J Schwab visited relatives in Jackson Sunday Harold Jobe was a business visitor in Cape Girardeau Monday Mrs Ednad Faylor and daughters visited relatives in Malden Sunday Miss Gwendolyn Gary spent Sunday with Miss Catherine Gaty Mr and Mrs Moray Gaty of Charleston visited relatives here Sunday afternoon Mr and Mrs Clarence Thompson were guests of Mr and Mrs Richard Finney Sunday Mr and Mrs Otto Golightly of Chaffee were guests Saturday of Mr and Mrs Tom Baker Frank Marsh of Sikeston was the guest of Misses Nancy and Maud Marsh here Sunday Mr and Mrs Richard Stanley and sons were dinner guests of Mr and Mrs BE Ellis Sunday Mrs S B Hardwick was the dinner guest of Mr and Mrs Bob Andrews at Chaffee last Mr and Mrs BE G Showmaker of Cairo were dinner guests Sunday of Mr and Mrs Lester Peters and family Billy H Lepchenske attended the State Guards meeting in Charleston Monday Glen Wilmarth is in Piggott Ark helping train workers for the new Brown Shoe factory C A Patrick sold his stock of groceries to Harold and Curtis Jobe who assumed management Monday in the same building Mrs Barry Hagar of Huntersville was the honoree of a household shower given by Mrs Tom Baker Thursday night Mrs Hagar is the former Delores Mercer a recent bride Mr and Mrs Frank Elliott visited Rev and Mrs Charles W Johnstone Sr in Piggott Ark Saturday and were accompanied home by Mrs Charles W Johnstone Jr who had been a visitor in their home for the week Those from here who attended the district meeting of the Methodist Youth Fellowship at Sikes A Webb Miss Catherine Gaty
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L. J. Schwab
Jackson
Harold Jobe
Cape Girardeau
Ednad Faylor
Malden
Gwendolyn Gary
Catherine Gaty
Moray Gaty
Charleston
Clarence Thompson
Mrr
Irs
Richard Finney
Otto Golightly
Lester Peters
Bily H. Lepchenske
State Guards
Glen Wilmarth
Piggott
Ark
Brown
C. A. Patrick
Harold and
Curtis Jobe
Barry Hagar
Huntersville
Tom Baker
Methodist Youth Fellowship
Sikes A. Webb
Morehouse News Highlights Local Visits and Movements
The Morehouse junior class took a sightseeing trip to St. Louis, the senior play Nuts and Bolts is set for Friday after a postponement, and Rev. A. C. Sullivant delivered the baccalaureate for Gray Ridge. Community members, including J. Hutson, Velma Brown, and Roscoe Sanders, are noted in various visits, relocations, and business trips across Sikeston, Dexter, Charleston, and surrounding towns.
Charter Oak News Local visits and social notes
Elvin Medlin visited friends in Parma last Saturday. Various Charter Oak locals shopped and visited in Sikeston Canalou Caruthersville and Gray Ridge. A birthday dinner honored Mrs. Jim Cornell with many local friends attending. Rat life facts and a neighborly plea conclude the column.
ORAN NEWS REPORTS LOCAL VISITS AND FAMILY NEWS
Mrs. Gladys Cook is recovering from an illness. Several local residents and visiting relatives are noted, including B P Melton of Canalea, Rev L E Moore and daughter Pat from Sikeston, Sgt E G McGinnis of Carthage, and families of Perkins Laflin and Cape Girardeau. An exhibit at the Naval Academy showcases the grog tub from HMS Frobisher.
Larimer Ridge Visitors and Mother's Day Services
Kenneth Winters of Scott Field Illinois visits Larimer Ridge this week. Residents and guests share Sunday dinners and visits with family in Toppertown Portageville Essex Sikeston and Memphis. A Mother s Day program and basket dinner are planned at Larimer Ridge church with inviting attendance.
Nimitz Uniform Donated to Naval Academy Museum
The dress uniform worn by Fleet Admiral Chester W. Nimitz when he signed Japan's surrender in Tokyo Bay on September 2, 1945 has been donated as a permanent exhibit at the Naval Academy Museum in Annapolis Maryland.
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Chester W. Nimitz
Tokyo Bay
Naval Academy Museum
Annapolis
Maryland
Zipper Bags Shield Navy Aircraft Between Uses
Zipper weatherproof bags are adopted to protect Navy aircraft during brief off periods when they are not in operation, reducing exposure to the elements and potential damage.
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