Morehouse Happenings 2
Local page item notes school events and community happenings in May 1955. Brief items mention students, clubs, and upcoming activities at Morehouse, reflecting campus life and period social calendar.
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Newspaper
Sikeston Herald
Location
Sikeston, Missouri, United States of America
Date
May 26, 1955
Page
11
Local page item notes school events and community happenings in May 1955. Brief items mention students, clubs, and upcoming activities at Morehouse, reflecting campus life and period social calendar.
A collage of church schedules and local happenings lists services at MOREROUSE FIRST PENTECOSTAL across Sundays and midweek Bible studies, then outlines MORFHROUST MISSIONARY BAPTIST and MOREHOUSE METHODIST and NAZARENE church activities, with pastors named and times given. The item records attendance notes, visits, events, and social entries from Morehouse and nearby towns, including remarks on funerals, club gatherings, and festival trips.
Members of the Christian Women's Fellowship met at Mrs Robert Greene's home, with Mrs Clifford Sutton leading a program on "One In Christ Jesus." Highlights included a playlet, a devotional by Mrs Parsons, and photos from a Hazel Green Academy visit. The group voted to sponsor Church Day and Sunday School Picnic for June 12 and to redecorate the beginners’ classroom and buy playroom supplies.
A fragmented clipping lists numerous personal names tied to Morehouse, including Misses, Mrs, and several Mr individuals. Mentions reference families, marriage, and community notices with scattered occupations and locations, but the legibility is poor. The text names include Moris, Martha Merriard, Crady, Arta Potiat, and Reverend, among others.
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