Morehouse Happenings Honors at 1955 Graduation
Morehouse High School celebrates its 1955 graduating class with valedictorian Bil Salings and salutatorian Billie Crumpecker. Regents Scholarship recipient Bill Saling at Southeast Missouri State College and Draughons Business School awardees Gladys Givens Ruth Thompson and Gus Owings receive commercial and history honors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morehouse High School
Billie Crimpecker
Gladys Crumpecker
Bil Salings
Connard Salings
Southeast Missouri State College
Bill Saling
Springfield Draughons Business School
Gladys Givens
Ruth Thompson
Gus Owings
Morehouse Church Programs and Senior Trip Details
Church schedules outline morning services Sunday School and midweek events for Morehouse Missionary and other churches. A senior trip to Daytona Beach, Florida is planned with students traveling by bus to and from school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eee Morehouse Razaren Zahene
Les Eastman
Everett
Chapman
Chestertinayee Papeaing Worstip
Shirkey
Betty Crider
J. E. Hart
Harold Ralph
Lawanda Tyler
Daytona Beach
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Morehouse Personal Notices and Community News
Bloomfield resident Chir Kay visits family in Morehouse. Jane Sanders travels to stay with relatives. several families from Houston Texas attend events in Morehouse, Cape Girardeau, and Sikeston. ordination service in Cape Girardeau. extensive social news includes reunions, baptisms, health talks, and military family movements across Missouri and Illinois.
Teachers Employed for Next School Year
A partial list shows Morae hiring for the next year with Willa D and Thelma Reynolds among first and % grade teachers, plus Elizabeth D.niels as Junior High principal and Otis Daniels in History. Two vacancies remain English and Music. awards noted for 8th grade Perfect Attend and Reading cele programs with multiple students named.
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Chers
Morae
Willa D
NeWie Reynolds
Thelma Reynolds
Mabel Newby
Margaret Spence
Mae Verne Sexton
Jamag Céppage
Elizabeth D.niels
Harold Ralph _nior
Otis Daniels
W. E. Harrod
J.E. Hart
LaWanda Tyler
Dome Economics
Carol R. Stevens
Commercial
Vernon E. Shawn
Bernell Wills
Patricia Rowell
Shirley
Seales
Gayton Butler
Linda Northcutt
Mary Jean Wuile
Jerry Bolen
George Campbell Ijnernaend
Gaylon Butler
Morehouse Sets Clean Up Week in May
The Morehouse Guty Counsel has set the date for Clean Up Week beginning May 23. They ask residents to place all cans and rubbish in containers for pickup.
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Morehouse
Morehouse Guty
Ditec
Checn
Werk
Beinning
Ming
Gontaniger
Wedding plans for Reba Thompson and Thomas Kilhafner
Plans are finalized for the wedding of Miss Reba Thompson, daughter of Morehouse, and Thomas Kilhafner of Oran. The ceremony is set for June 25 at 9 a.m. at Guardian Angel Parish in Oran.
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Reba Thompson
Morehouse
Thomas Kilhafner
Oran
Guardian Angel
Pinochle Club Social Hosts Prizes Awarded
Mrs. Tobe Minich entertained the Pinochle Club Thursday afternoon with all regular members and one guest Mrs. John Boethe. Prizes were won by Mrs. Norma Crumpecker Mrs. Frank Marshall and Mrs. Harry Biller. The Gulp Will meets Thursday with Mrs. Newman Crumpecker.
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Tobe Minich
Pinochle Club
John Boethe
Norma Crumpecker
Frank’ Marshall
Harry Biller
Newman Crumpecker
Bible School Next Week At First Baptist Church
Bible School preparation day will be held at the First Baptist Church Friday starting at 1 30 p m. All children urged to be present to register A two weeks Vacation Bible School will begin Monday from 8 a m until 9 a m The teachers include Rev R A Pollock principal Mrs Na omi Love general secretary Mrs Helen Gurley nursery in charge and several assistants for beginners junior and intermediate classes. Mrs and Mrs Earl Carmack spent the weekend in St Louis with Voradaivacs
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Eugene Albright
States
Poulee
France
Charles Allbrigfir
Air Force
Latte
Fle
Cape
Col
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Charles . Albright
Memphis
Janet
Fz Biarilyn
Carolyn Crumpecker
Missouri University
Gladys ‘Crumpecker
Engie ‘Bohannon
Sirgi
Frees Biggerstaff
Sén
Mingo
Paul Sherrard
Bob Ferguson
Sheraton Hotel
St. Louis
Joe Crady
Radar
Kessler Air Force Bagep
Biloxi
Mis
Lester Crady
Barksdale Air Porce Base
Shreveport
Joe Burnett
Morehouse
Glenn Matthews
Kathy
Sikeston
Bona Joloer
EA Knight
Rose Clare
JH. Mero
Mamie Harper
Maxine Wooder
Toad
Los Angeles
Galif
Alice Farris
Laminack
Freddie Laminack
Terri
Columbia
Thames’ Jackson
Bryan
Tex
Woo Weeks
T. F. Jackson
Jine Farrig
Clyde Leo” Launis
Mepkinsviles
Dan
Lloyd Jackson
Linda
Regina
Francis Jackson
Thames Jackson
Jhen
Warren Jackson
Bob Lockridge
Albert von Kohn
Cledra
Jerry
Sharron
Anne
Hopkinsville
Patsy
Chaude Dilday
Dee Reeves
Carolyn
Dexter
Claude Anderson
Larry Dilday
Fredericktown
Chande
Antherdan Briday
Pontscostal
Morchotuee
Marchat Roto Seabee
Afro
Rue Ben Voor
First Baptist Church
R. A. Pollock
Naomi Love
Helen Gurley
Betty Cook
Charlotte Veez
Jean Sullivant
Martha Clark
Pansy Saulsberry
Niva Breeden
Fored Laminack
Thelma Glover
Chiss
R.A. Pollock
Mattie Heusser
Dorothy Bryant
Ollie Bryant
Mrs. Earl Carmack
Voradaivacs
Local Social Notes From Sikeston and Cape Girardeau
Reba Thompson guest of Mrs. Pat Schuchart in Sikeston on Wednesday night. A skating party at the Sikeston rink included Mrs. Pat Schuchart Mrs. Wayne Jackson Misses Reba Thompson and Mary Lou Knight. In Cape Girardeau Saturday visited by Miss Cora Sullivan and by Mrs. Mary Kyte, Mrs. Pat Schuchart, Mrs. Jo Ann Jackson, and Miss Reba Thompson. U P C Young People Rally held at United Pentecostal Church in Essex Monday night led by Rev. Smith with Rev. Hershel Godair of Portageville in charge. Mrs. E J Kerr visited Mildred Stroud and Annie Brown who have been sick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reba Thompson
Pat Schuchart
Sikeston
Wayne Jackson
Mary Lou Knight
Mary Kyte
Jo Ann Jackson
Cape Girardeau
Cora Sullivan
U.P.C
United Pentecostal Church
Essex
Smith
Hershel Godair
Portageville
E. J. Kerr
Mildred Stroud
Annie Brown
Party for Eighth Graders Honors After Exams
A party was held Tuesday night in honor of eighth graders at the home of Robert Smith. Attendees included Patricia Plowll, June Aveo, Mary Joan Cane, Mary Teoma Boog, Barbara Wilson, Phyilis McNew, June Cures Shin, Matas Gackson, Priedu Rose, Jeas Northcutt, Dori Leow Cay, Berges Dewitt, Gene Stroud, Casto Butler, Mosmond Ceouties, deorre Bolen, Whobueth Morse, Jimny Werick, Bil Seabee, Mersin Box, Richard Kirses, Laver Morgan and Wieloris Dysers, Aunt Dianne Kast ing. A games event and refreshments of sand Riches Gare Coke sete were served. Sunday at church planned.
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Morehouse Graduation
Billie Crumpecker
Morehouse First Mail
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Young Peoples
Thunday Gad Wrayvat
Morehour
Missionary Baptist Church
RA. A. Pollack
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Stree Black
Wendel Pearson
Dennie Sarnn
Harold Meiderhoff
Sue Black
Don Rodgers
Roy Eaton
Bill Salinas
Dillon Theatre
Douglas Heinser
Mars Rowell
Biklo Revnoskis
Bill Salings
Morehouse Personals
Chir! Kay
Bloomfield
Roy Givens
Mamie Givens
Jane Sanders
Mary Sanders
Orvillie Sanders
Tiptonville
Tenn
Veda Cook
E. L. Crumpecker
Houston
Punsi
A. C. Whitener
A. C. Sullivant
Sullvant
Don Cook
Mary Alice
Janet Low
Dyersburg, Tonn
Chiles Sullivant
Sullivant
Moore
Thomas Smotherman
Barbara Scott
Bowling
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Cass
H. H. McNabb
Marshfield
John King
Doniphan
J. W. McNabb
J.C Johnskam
Lloyd Johnson
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Kenneth Johnson
Corbi Jamerson
John Hudgins
Ft. Knox. Ky
Jamerson
Gideon
Bonnie
George
Hangy
M. A. Garrison
Rev. Garrison
Old Appleton Church
Garrison
Steek
Wesley Memorial Methodist Church
M. A. Massey
Steele
Rev. Massey
Mary Johnston
Kokomo
Ind
Dave Richardson
Richardson
Virgil Owings
Doctor's Hospital
Poplar Glass
Louis
Herbert Brown
Mrs. Milford
Arthur Kein
Charley Sherrard
Mrs. Minich
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