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Newspaper
Sikeston Herald
Location
Sikeston, Missouri, United States of America
Date
May 26, 1955
Page
6
The wedding at St Francis Xavier Church united Miss Marcella Miles and James E. Aduddell with a formal ceremony. Guests from Cape Girardeau Charleston Pocahontas and nearby towns attended as the couple prefixed a life together in Sikeston where both will work in local firms.
The Reiss family plans to return to the United States after a European dairy tour. They visited renowned dairies and met industry figures, gaining insights into cheese making and dairy operations abroad. Their granddaughter accompanied them, sharing experiences that highlight cross border dairy practices and family ties to agriculture.
The Woman's Civic Club named winners from Mic Harris Parrett first grade and several seventh grade students from Lee Titter Schee Mre Ro Genine and Mi Ranh Fords at Airport School who visited dentists and completed required dental work during the year. The top students earn a Fire movie pad courtesy of the club.
Charleston reports a June 4 ceremony at St Henry's Catholic Church for Evelyn Small and William Cauge. Details include a double ring mass, maid of honor Mary Jeanne Rolding, bridesmaids Claudetta Sasseen and Mrs Frank Scheffer Jr, flower girl Lana Carr, ring bearer Robert Cauge Jr, best man James Smale Jr, and groomsmen Thomas Bey. A color theme of orchid and white is planned with a wedding breakfast at Mr and Mrs Jack Stabbings home.
The Junior Woman's Club held its last gathering of the year at the president’s home. Ralph Boxer presided as minutes were read by Mrs Allen Crates. Members were urged to donate one dollar and a letter invites two reps to a banquet in Du Quoin. New president Miss Charles Brinnant outlined dues and thanked the bylaws committee for their work.
A list of pupil names and the event details for a Saturday tea recital featuring Mis Hi ve De, Greta Couch, Donna Bow, Pamela Tope, Debrek Nanes Alcorn, Mae Baker, Pat Matthews, Margot Mel, Johnny Harwell, Martha Tou, Becky Chidester and others. The program includes readings and musical selections performed by students under guidance of teachers Birch, Wilson, and Teid lance Kellett, with dates and venue implied by the local notice style.
In East Prairie, May 20, Mr and Mrs W M Elderbrooks of Can4lon announce the engagement of their daughter Miss Helen Elderbrooks to William Ponder of East Prairie, son of Mr and Mrs Eugene Ponder. The wedding is set for May 27 at 7:30 p.m. at the Methodist Church with Rev Robert Mann officiating. The couple will be attended by Eugene Ponder as best man and Mrs Ponder as matron of honor, followed by a church reception hosted by the Elderbrooks.
Miss Shirley Hubbard daughter of Mr and Mrs W L Hubbard of Matthews married Carl Watson son of Mrs Pauline Watson of Southeston on May 21 at Little Vine Church. Rev Archie McKay officiated. Attendants were Donald Lee Hubbard and Miss Henrieta Pritchett. Bride wore a pastel blue dress with lace and white accessories. Reception followed at the bride’s home. Both are Matthews High School graduates of 1955. After graduation they will reside in Rockford where he will be employed.
Mrs. B McCaa presented her piano pupils in a formal recital at her home Saturday at eight o clock. The audience praised the class as outstanding with many showing real artistry in performance and technique. Students listed include Pamela Conn Martha Lou Boyer Glenda Cantrell Janie Springs Charlotte Heningtoon Mary Lee Brannock Karen Tid Well Barbara Shannon Carol Jane Bartholomew Sarah Helen Potter Sue Stout Sarah Ann Sample Jane Estes Jo Roberts Jane Bikie Carolyn Parker and Bonn ie Voelker. Others who have played were Judy Matthews Edward Berry Georganne Martin and Patsy Murbach. After the program the class surprised Mrs McCaa with a gift of a Coffee Warmer Hostess Service in appreciation of Harmony Music Club work sponsored by her for further study.
Miss Marilyn Josce Faker will receive a Bachelor of Music Education degree from Central College Fayette during commencement on the Fayette campus Sunday May 29. She will be among 81 graduates taking part in the baccalaureate and commencement services.
A fire near the industrial arts area of the high school disrupted a Friday evening show staged by the departing Class of 33. Smoke filled the area and caused excitement before the curtain rose at 8 pm, with the blaze discovered about an hour earlier. The fire department responded after 7 pm, limiting damage to a bench and surrounding space.
Art Walhausen Jr son of the Enterprise Courier owner leaves Charleston high school with multiple honors. Over four years he earned top awards in music and English, starred in the senior play, served as co editor of the Blue Jay annual, led the National Honor Society, and received the IOOF award for top achievement at graduation.
Betty Gall Walhaisen earns top honors as valedictorian with a 95.7% average and national recognition. four years in band and glee club. plans to attend University of Missouri. Sisters, relatives, and local residents are listed among attendees at ceremonies and visits to family homes.
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