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Newspaper

Sikeston Herald

Location

Sikeston, Missouri, United States of America

Date

May 13, 1954

Page

9

Matthews Area Residents Gather For Weekend Visits

A parade of local families from St. Louis to Sikeston spent the weekend with relatives in Matthews and nearby towns. The Matthews High School Band plans a May 16 spring concert with a woodwind octet and brass quartet. Community groups host meetings and events including the Future Homemakers tea and a senior play after which students join a banking party.

Albert Sutton Louann Oran Herschel Yates Cape Girardeau Ellis Reid Buddy Billy Jean Frances Albert Stephens Kevil Charles Rhodes Dean Hahn Lutesville H. H. Rodgers James Holdiness New Madrid Wallace Godwin Matthews High School Lowell S. Barnes Th Christian Women’s Fellowship Robert Greene Clifford Sutton Neva Yancy William C. Zimmer E. M. Radcliffe Osceola Ark Ruby Radcliffe Pearl Green Homer Greene Lyle Mainord Jerri Johnson Sikeston Armory Sandra Greene Carole Charles Bruce Mainord Charles Givens St. Louis Tom Givens Bill Givens Robert East Prairie W.C Moore Paul Moore Burl Givens Shirlene Carroll Janey Roberts Johnnie Beardsley Sue Murphy Sue Curtner Robert Daniels Jerry Curtis Dale Voss Gary Wagley Roy Browder Alfred Brown Alfred Parker Glen Rhodes James Carroll Jennie McCoy Wanda Wagley Elaine Hawkins Kathleen LaHar Joan Lefler Jimmie Dean Walls Shirley Ann Moore Ruth Ann Moser Wiener Rotst Geraldine Sims Evelyn Roberts Darrell Dickerman Bob Lancaster Kenneth Stell Clyde Hawes Jack Dodd Veletta Martin W. Martin Harrisburg Wilma Summit Malden J. E. Thornburg Morehouse Bob Thornburgh Judy Wade D. Waters David Stephen L. D. Waters

Local Church Ladies Take Bus Trip To Bernaby

Notable community items include the Presbyterian Ladies journeying by auto to the home of Mrs. Jessie Peters for their monthly meeting, and the Blytheville group representing as Duke and Duchess of the Annual Teenage Court at the Memphis Cotton Carnival on May 13. Also noted are the births and family announcements, 4-H club updates, and school activities from Cape Girardeau to Parma.

Francis Mitchell June Woodrow Hon Holcomb Knight Malden Presbyterian Church Berna Jessie Peters James Tipton Alan Gene Assembly of God Lake Wapapello Norman Sherwood Blytheville Parma Sue Jobe Paul Jobe Charles Ray Hall Ray Hall Ark Sue First Methodist Church Charles Ray Bixtheville A.C Siehr Rosa M Hall Cape Girardeau Marvin Wiliams Bill Oliver Ist Cela Lindsey Ist

Parma Highlights Its a Daughter

Mr and Mrs Paul Mitchell of Omaha Nebraska welcomed a daughter born April 24 She has been named Mary

Paul Mitchell Omaha, Nebraska Apri Mary

New 4-H Song Books Available For Clubs

Alfred Byrd reports National 4-H song books now available for order by clubs. Destination is National 4-H Supply Service Chicago, 59 East Van Buren Street. Prices 20 cents single, 15 cents each for 12 or more. York Club has stock and plans to use them in the 4-H Sunday Service on May 23 at Little Vine Church. Also notes on more beds for 4-H Camp at Wappapello.

New Madrid Brown Spur Club Arnold Heusser Morehouse Canalou Alfred Byrd National Tor 4-H Supply Service National Committee East van Buren Street Chicago Illinois York Club Thompson Little Vine Brown Wappapello

Anniston Man Sustains Leg Cut At Work

Charles Tatum, 23, of Anniston, received emergency treatment Thursday at Missouri Delta Community Hospital for a lacerated left leg caused by a power saw while at work.

Anniston Charles Tatum Missouri Delta Community Hospital Tatum

Missouri drought hay program ends after massive import drive

Missouri’s drought battling hay program closed after operating from last October 26 to Sunday midnight. About 742,000 tons were moved with roughly 9 to 14 million in state funds and 1.6 million federal money added in a second legislative session. Dealers praised the program as a lifeline for beef and dairy, though one Madison County dealer criticized it. State records will be closed by June 30 with any leftover funds returned to the treasury.

Jefferson City Missouri Phil M. Donnelly State Department of Agriculture Franklin County Madison County L. C Carpenter

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