Woman's Club marks 35th anniversary with luncheon
The Woman's Club of Sikeston observed its thirty fifth anniversary with a Tuesday luncheon at the Dunn Hotel attended by fifty five members and guests. Charter members honored included Mrs Katie Greer Mrs C L Blanton and Mrs C F Bruton with corsages and life memberships.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dunn Hotel
Mesdames
E. C. Matthews
J. A. Mccabee
Harry Lynn
Jas. Kevil
Nienstedt
Katie Greer
C. L. Blanton
C. F. Bruton
Woman's Club
E. J. Nienstedt
Arch Russell
M. L. Canedy
Elmer Poage
Ella
Mamie
Katie
Civics Club Holds Special Meeting and Plans Fashion Show
The Civics Club met Monday with twenty two members present. They voted to hold a September fashion show in the afternoon and ordered a $10 contribution to Salvation Army. Appropriations were approved to furnish a high school room for a speech correction class next year with mirrors and equipment. The club agreed to assist the park commission in securing a grove or park near Sikeston for picnics and recreation and to provide equipment as needed. Mrs Robert Thornton is fashion show chair and Mrs L M Standley leads the civics committee in charge of picnic gear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salvation Army
Park Commission
Sikeston
Robert Thornton
L. M. Standley
Keith Collins
Piano Recital at Library by Miss Clark's Pupils
Piano pupils of Miss Kathryn Clark will present a recital tomorrow evening at the public library. Participants include Pamela Alcorn Bing Limbaugh Kendall Stallings Erma Sue Schlosser Joyce Sue Burke George Raymond Tope Carol Keller Margaret Watkins Glenna Childers Weymuth Heusier Delores Thomas Allen Malcolm Nancy Wilfred Gwendolyn Gibert Beverly Ann Butler.
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Kathryn Clark
Public Library
Pamela Alcorn
Bing Limbaugh
Kendall Stallings
Erma
Sue Schlosser
Joyce Sue Burke
George Raymond Tope
Carol Keller
Margaret Watkins
Glenna Childers
Weymuth Heusier
Delores Thomas
Allen Malcolm
Nancy Wilfred
Gwendolyn Gibert
Beverly Ann Butler
Crosno Shew Wedding in Charleston Friday
Miss Margaret Crosno daughter of Mr and Mrs J H Crosno and Orval Shew son of Mrs Eldridge Shew were married Friday at 4 PM in Sikes ton Methodist church. Attendants were Mrs L C Cook and Leroy Shew. The bride wore powder blue crepe. the groom’s party wore wine. A reception followed at the bride’s home and they will reside near Charleston after a honeymoon.
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Margaret Crosno
J. H. Crosno
Moore Avenue
Orval Shew
Charleston
Eldridge Shew
Mr. Shew
M. G. Joyce
Sikeston Methodist Church
L. C. Cook
Senath
Leroy Shew
Shew
Charleston Public School
O E S Chapter to Meet This Evening
Order of the Eastern Star will convene at the I O O F Hall this evening at eight. Mrs Mayme Jean Poage, worthy matron, will preside. Initiation will be the order of business.
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Order of the Eastern Star
I. O. O. F. Hall
Mayme Jean Poage
Order of Business
Rotary Club Outing At Felker Park Near Benton
Rotary Club members and their families enjoyed a Tuesday evening outing at Felker Park near Benton. The club postponed Mondays meeting due to graduation exercises at the high school auditorium and will hold the next meeting at the Dunn Hotel Monday evening.
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Rotary Club
Felker Park
Benton
Dunn Hotel
Utenage Myers Wedding Announced for May 6
Announcement of the marriage of Miss Peggy Lou Utenage of Poplar Bluff and Thomas S. Myers, son of Mr and Mrs Marshall Myers. They were united in marriage on Friday May 6 in Hernando Mississippi with the Methodist minister officiating. Attendants were Floyd E Shepard and his wife of Sikeston. Peggy Lou Utenage attended Sikeston High and Thayer High. Myers is a Cananea High School graduate class of 1943 who served three years in the Navy in the Pacific. They reside temporarily with George Hanna in Detroit.
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Peggy Lou Utenage
Poplar Bluff
Thomas S. Myers
Marshall Myers
Hernando
Miss
Floyd E. Shepard
Sikeston
Miss Utenage
Sikeston High
George Hanna
Detroit
Miss Murphy Becomes Bride of Robert Lambert
Miss Geneva Murphy daughter of Mr and Mrs C B Murphy Sikeston and Robert J Lambert Jr son of Mr and Mrs R J Lambert Sikeston were married at the officiating minister Rev E D Owen residence Monday evening May 16. The bride a Sikeston High School graduate class of 1947 taught at Stringer School. Lambert a Sikeston High School graduate 1946 served 18 months in the Marine Corps with 12 months overseas in China. They reside on Wakefield avenue.
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Geneva Murphy
C. B. Murphy
Route 1
Sikeston
Robert J. Lambert Jr
R. J. Lambert
E. D. Owen
Murphy
Sikeston High School
State College
Cape Girardeau
Stringer School
Lambert
Marine Corps
China
Post Office
Wakefield Avenue
New Garden Club Organized on Monday
Mrs Paul Buchmueller was elected president at the Public Library meeting Monday afternoon. Twenty three members attended. Officers elected include Mrs H M Kendig first vice president Mrs Ernest Harper second vice president Mrs J M Pitman recording secretary Mrs M S Gwinn corresponding secretary and Mrs Harry Dover treasurer. Meetings will be held the third Monday of each month at 3 oclock.
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Paul Buchmueller
Garden Club
Public Library
H. M. Kendig
Ernest Harper
J. M. Pitman
M. S. Gwinn
Harry Dover
L. A. W. Class to Meet With Mrs John Calvin
The L A W class of the Christian Church will meet next Tuesday evening at the home of Mrs John Calvin 823 North Ran ney with Mrs J L Sutterfield as assistant hostess
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The
Christian Church
John Calvin
North Ranney
J. L. Sutterfield
Kiwanis Club hears FBI agent discuss career
Members met at the Dunm Hotel Tuesday evening to hear Special Agent James B. Hunt of the FBI share his field experiences. President Robert A. Dempster led a brief business meeting. The next gathering will be at the Dunn Hotel on Tuesday evening May 31.
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Kiwanis Club
Dunm Hotel
James B. Hunt
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Hunt
Robert A. Dempster
Dunn Hotel
Rebekah Lodge Meeting Notice At Odd Fellow Hall
The Rebekah Lodge plans a regular meeting tomorrow evening at the Odd Fellow hall with noble grand Mrs. Carl Vincent presiding. All members urged to attend. Sir Douglas Alexander, 85, of Stanford Connecticut, longtime president of Singer Sewing Machine Company since 1905, died May 22 after knighting by King George V in 1921 for war work.
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Rebekah Lodge
Odd Fellow Hall
Carl Vincent
Sir Douglas Alexander
Stanford, Conn
Singer Sewing Machine Company
George V of
England
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P. B. Bartmess
A. C. Sikes
B. F. Blanton
C. H. Denman
J. N. Ross
Arch S. Russell
H. E. Reuber
J. W. Foley
W. G. Funk
Scott County
Joe Munger
Lillian Kirk
R. D. Mow
Civics Club
Oo. E. S
Norge
Aea Taos
Norge Rollator
Norge Fffoff
Es Dempster Furniture Company
Dempster’s
Duran
W. Front St
Sikeston, Mo
Sparton
Ffchivr
Utenage-Myers
Miss Murphy
Robert Lambert
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