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Busy social notes span St Louis to Sikeston
Gerald Howard visited St Louis while Mrs. Dora Savers and many others traveled for visits and gatherings. Numerous local residents hosted bridge parties, family visits, and weekend trips to Wickliffe, Cape Girardeau, Memphis, and beyond, with many returning home from such trips and planning further travel and gatherings.
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Dora Savers
St. Louis
Hubert Boyer
Cornelia Reid
Steele
W. C. Reid
Malcolm Stewart
Wickliffe
J. R. Irby
Dexter
Nina Daugherty
Myra Phelps
East St
J. P. Townsend
Townsend
Paxico
Minnie Fletcher
Salcedo
Mary Townsend
Jo Ann Botter
State College
Cape Girardeau
Ray Marsh
William
Jud McCary
Cairo
C. M. Taylor
G. P. van Arsdale
Armetha
Dickie Ray
Herman Ray
Lawrence Ray
Bradford
Tenn
J. J. Duncan
Blytheville
Florence Farrin
Charleston
J. Edgar White
A. M. Jackson
Dottie Whitsel
Virginia Vaughn
Memphis
W.B. Cunningham
Della Cunningham
Leo Cunningham
Carbondale
Til
Clara Gintert
el Dorado
George Hale
Charles Armstrong
Bob Deneke
University of Missouri
Columbia
E. F. Deneke
Commodore Butrum
Louis Kem
McMullin
Hansel Duncan
Larry
W. P. Wilkerson
North Ranney Street
East Gladys
Doyle Cloud
Harold Nus
Mike
Walter Rayburn
Joan
James Turner
Lloyd Rayburn
Poplar Bluff
Emma Watts
West Plains
Ben O. Matthews
Mary Ann Ingram
Audrey Chaney
Leroy Leslie
Natchez
Ruby Lisky
Pauline West
Fred Williams
Val Williams
Kewanee
H. G. Sharp
Clay Mitchell
Harold Shively
Kirksville
Hannibal
A. D. Martin
Virginia Beach
Tommy Hahs
J. Otto Hahs
Felker Park
Benton
Kate Hurff
Hot Springs
Ark
T. F. Ball
R. W. DePriest
Kentucky Lake
Thelma Johnson
Bill Trickey
Evelyn Bingham
Trenton
Miss
J. D. Schaffer
Lammert
Lammert’s
Sikeston
Lair’s