Matthews Newsround of Local Social Weekend Visits
Mrs. Ben Mills is ill and homebound. Numerous visits span Memphis Oak Ridge Hayti Stokes ton and Sikeston with relatives friends and hospital news includes births and alumni meeting. A large out of town turnout from St Louis Cape Girardeau and others attended the Matthews high school alumni reunion with speeches music and officers elected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Malcolm Radcliffe
Mary Dell Lear
Jackson
David Radcliffe
Danville
Til
Radcliffe
Lear
Matthews High School
Webb Sibley
Women’s Council of the Christian Church
Homer Sprad
Morehouse Social Roundup Highlights Weekend Travel
Names of residents visiting relatives and friends in Sikeston Rosaire Poplar Bluff and Mounds Ill are listed along with trips to Harrison Ark Klamath Falls Ore and a St Louis stop. A Nazarene church revival ended, the W M S met for royal service, and the Rinky Dinks lost 10 to 7 to Sikeston Bonus Hill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pete Sherrard
Essex
Charles Brand
T. P. Allynson
Sikeston
W. T. Wofford
Harrison, Ark
Mose Robinson
Painton
Morehouse
Manuel Taylor
Dorsey Heaton
J. E. Hart
Oscar Smith
Nazarene
C. D. Savage
Donald
Russell Sloan
Josephine Keeling
J. W. Joiner
Rosidaire
Jim Wilson
Mounds, Ill
Joe Lacy
Chester Payne
Clara Payne
Klamath Falls
Ore
Maggie Porter
Alice
Parma
St. Louis
W. J. Wofford
Supreme White Shrine of
Jerusalem
Chicago
Charley Sherrard
Claude Dilday
Harriet Clarkson
Madge Woods
A. F. Brookerson
Poplar Bluff
Morehouse W. M. S
the Baptist Church
Elmer Payne
Michael
de Soto
Tanner News Highlights Local Social Visits and Birth
Henry Smith visits Gideon. Gassers fish in Wappapello. Grace Alsup visits Memphis. Darlene Fansler spends night with Juanita Matthews in Sikeston. Shanks family from Carlsbad visit Sam Lands. Lee Fansler of Sikeston visits. Reynolds family with C. A. James in Essex. Sherry Gay born May 19 to W. G. Norman. Hill family hosts picnic near Cape Girardeau. Bernard Johnson and daughter visit A. D. Hill. Families gather near Paducah and Malden. Sam Sands and daughters visit Kewanee. Memphis guests T. L. Griffin and Alien Cates accompany them home. Sunday dinners host multiple families from Greenview, Sikeston, East Alton, Morley and Dexer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wendell Shrock
Anderson
Ind
Marvin Steward
Perryville
J. C. Throop
Columbia
Vincent Wissman
Cape Girardeau
Weldon Harber
P. D. Blaylock
Kirkland Harber
Clifford Proffer
Harry Brown
Maurice Binford
James Hull Jr
Milburn Dover
Ben Marlin Harber
St. Louis
J. R. Boyer
Kewanee
Harold Lumsden
Essex
Jack Limbaugh
Fannie Rea Thurston
Oran
Wm. Deane Jr
Morehouse
Richard Cantwell
East Prairie
Kenneth Cauthorn
Homer Spradling
Atwill
Nora Albes
Robert Weaks Jr
Floyd Matthews
John Paul Stewart
Oliver Daugherty Jr
Gaither Daugherty Jr
Owen R. Johnson
Howard McGill
Wilbur Griffin
Royal Deane Stone
Ralph Gurley
Sikeston
A. E. Stone
Carole Lynn
Joseph Ensley
Alexandria
James Hull
Ann Scott
L. D. Waters
Glenn Waters
Grace Alsup
Memphis
Darlene Fansler
Juanita Matthews
J. W. Shanks
Carlsbad
New Mexico
Sam Lands
Lee Fansler
Orla Fansler
Roscoe Reynolds
C. A. James
Sherry Gay
W. G. Norman
A. Hall
Jack Powers
A. D. Hill
Dorothy
Joyce
Lutheran Church
Bernard Johnson
James Hill
Roy Phillips
Earlie Phillips
Paducah, Ky
Curtis Guiling
T. L. Griffin
Tenn
A. B. Cates
Alien Cates
Earl Newell
William Newell
Greenbier
Balis “Newell
East Alton
Noble Bowen
Balin Newell
Morley
Alvin Gasser
Arthur Gasser
Harvey
Marissia
Ill
Alvin Davison
Poplar Bluff
Harry Pryor
Dexter
Charity Oak News Social Notes from Morehouse and Nearby
Mrs. Williams of Morehouse, T. C. Faughn, and M. H. Garner return from Blytheville to charter Oak area. Visitors include Waitus Overby and Kenneth Bess of Bloomfield and Miss Betty Faughn. Rev. Paul Phillips and family join L. J. Garner household. L. M. Hunter and son from Canalou visit. Willie James of Joiner spends afternoon with Co V Garner. escorted home by M. G. Lusk and Emma Garner. Many Garner family members attend Memphis trip for Jerry Garner's illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Williams
Morehouse
T. C. Faughn
M. H. Garner
Blytheville
Waitus Overby
Kenneth Bess
Bloomfield
Betty Faughn
Paul Phillips
L. J. Garner
L. M. Hunter
Canalou
William Lawson
Willie James
Joiner, Ark
Co. V. Garner
M. G. Lusk
Emma Garner
Fire department fights small blaze at 115 School Street
The E. P. Waldman residence on 115 School Street required a quick response from the fire department Monday after a short in the electrical wiring caused a minor fire. No damage was reported. Mrs. Lloyd Merrick hosted the Larimer Ridge Home Economics Club meeting at her home, with yard improvement discussed. The next meeting is set for June 17 at Mrs. J. E. Fitts’s home. Frigidaire refrigerators advertised by LATR'S promising more room and value.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. P. Waldman
School Street
Lloyd Merrick
Larimer Ridge
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Glenda Conrad
Ben Mills
Burl Givens
F. E. Sibley
Ellis Reed
Oakridge
W. D. Kelso
Melbia Kelso
Hayti
Ed Cox
Stkeston
Frank Parson
Blanche Norrid
Puxico
J. H. Dickerman
Joe Duckett
Advance
W. Zimmer
Britt Chism
Tupelo
Doyle
F. E. Radcliffe
William Roberts
Norvel Reece
W. W. Mills
Wash Cunningham
Fort Lauderdale
Fla
W. A. Gemeinhurst
Donald Anderson
Fulton
Archie Burch
H. T. Burch
Curtis Rodgers
Raymond Fox
Cairo
Veteran's Hospital
Dawson Springs
James Bull Jr
Wm. Depro
Brue
Becky
C. A. Critchlow
Ivo Harness
Detroit
Mich
Fred Harness
Marion
Clifford Sutton
Hugh Rogers
Morehouse News
Sikeston Bonus Hill
Minneapolis
Keith King
Felix Schindler
Lonnie Payne
Woody Evans
Dewanvon Adams
Carl Launius
Hershell Hellum
Jim Cornell
Walt Cornell
Stanley Schindler
Elmer Ernst
Jewell Foster
Charles Hutcheson
Mary Wyatt
Mary Carter
Mrs. Carter
Henry Smith
Gideon
Wappapella
Charter Oak News
Era Lusk Correspondent
C. V. Garner
D. D. Garner
T. A. Garner
K. A. Garner
Jerry Garner
L. M. Garner
Latr’s
Veterans of Foreign Wars of
the United States
Congress
Marvin Carroll
Veterans of Foreign Wars of the United
City of
Avest
A. C. Barrett
Heisserer’s Drug Store
L. A. Harris
Center Street
New Madrid Street
MR. and
Mrs. L. A. Harris
Corner Center St. and
New Madrid St
Telephone No
Sikeston, Mo
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