Dr Paul E Couch to Deliver Canatou High Commencement
Dr Paul E Couch head of the Arkansas State College Graduate program will deliver the Canatou High School commencement address at 8 p.m. Thursday. He has a long career in education including roles at public schools, the Federal Office of Education, Indiana University, and Arkansas State College. He holds degrees from Canterbury College, the University of Cincinnati, and Indiana University and is listed in several Who's Who publications. After the address, awards will be presented and diplomas handed to 11 graduating seniors and 20 eighth grade graduates.
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Paul E. Couch
Canatou High School
Arkansas State College
Jonesboro
Ark
Couch
State College
Federal Office of Education
Indiana University
Bloomington
Ind
Canterbury College
University of Cincinnati
Masons Kiwanis Club
The
Baptist Sunday School
Phi Delta Kappa Kappa Delta Pi
Pi Gamma Mu
Beta Beta Beta
Phi Gamma Delta
South
Southwest
Supt
R. E. Sharp
Jim Poe
School Board
Freddie Harris
Delbert Kirtley
Joe Garner
Betty Newman
Ladoyne Jord
Betty Canney
Janice Chesset
I Bonnie Blankenship
Mary Tharp
Meal Rains
Bet
Shirley Besars Havant
Joe Chaney
Thomas Dismuke
Emma Garner
Norman Harrigan
Judy Kenser
Geniece Landers
Larry Lawson
Leroy Miller
Anba Molloy
Pansy Parden
Lillie Mae Ran
Paul Rudisill Elected President of Miner 4-H Club
The Miner 4-H Club met at Community Hall in Miner with seven members present. Officers elected for the coming year include President Paul Rudisill, vice president Woody Woods, secretary treasurer Joe Beardslee, reporter Carl Rudisill, recreation leader Wayne Woods, community leader Glenn Bond, with project leaders Glenn Bond and Floyd Dillender.
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Miner 4-H
Miner
Paul Rudisill
Woody Woods
Joe Beardslee
Carl Rudisill
Wayne Woods
Glenn Bond
Floyd Dillender
Sikeston High picks officers for three student groups
Sikeston High School announces 1954 55 officers for the Honor Society Thespian Troupe 1075 and Drama Club. Ann Woodward will lead Honor Society with Tom Murchison as vice president. Linda Boyce and Eddie Marshall head Thespian and Drama Club respectively, with Joan Ensor Marilyn Grant and others in key posts under sponsor Martha Howard Jones.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sikeston High School
Ann Woodward
Ann
Sikeston
Mariner
Tom Murchison
Carolyn Baugher
Red Peppers
Debbie Mouchette
Linda Boyce
Thespian
Eddie Marshall
Linda
Eddie
Joan Ensor
Drama Club
Marilyn Grant
Martha Howard Jones
Miss Van Hook Honored At Pre-Wedding Shower
Miss Pat Van Hook bride elect of Clarence Dowden Jr. received a pre wedding shower at Miss Lawanda Calhouns home Saturday. Co hostesses were Miss Evelyn Stallings and Miss Martha Miller. Gifts centered on a miniature bride and groom. refreshments featured pastel pink and green decor. Entrees included bridge and canasta with prizes won by Mrs. George Doyle, Mrs. Jack Mitchell and Mrs. Guy Comer. Attendees included the honorees mother Mrs. A B Holder and a long list of local women. Gifts sent by several including teachers from South Grade School. Tokyo The average yearly rainfall on Formosa is between 75 and 80 inches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pat van Hook
Clarence Dowden Jr
Lawanda Calhoun
Evelyn Stallingg
Martha Miller
George Doyle
Jack Mitchell
Guy Comer
A B. Holder
Jonesboro, Ark
George Faris
Dorothy Becker
W. H. McCrea
Willene England
Ruth Stallings
Dick Inman
Jack Estes
Bob Mitchell
Bill Patterson
Bill Haters
C L. Bowden
Jewell Hooks
Lilly England
Kay Alfultis
Nedra Vaughn
Kelsey Short
John Davis
Vera Mae Richter
South
Myers-Ross Wed In Dexter May 15
Miss Norma Myers daughter of Mrs. Alton Dennison of St Louis and Harl Myers of Cape Girardeau married Saturday May 15 to Charles Ross of Memphis. The ceremony was at the First Presbyterian Church with Rev J G West officiating. The bride wore a white embroidered nylon eyelet dress and was attended by her sister Melba Myers in pale blue. Donald Ross served as best man. The bride, teacher in Dexter schools, is a Southeast Missouri State College graduate. the groom is a University of Missouri alumnus in agriculture working for Doane Agricultural Agency in Memphis. They will reside in Memphis after a Gulf States trip.
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Norma Myers
Alton Dennison
St. Louis
Harl Myers
Cape Garardeau
Charles Ross
Memphis
Thomas Ross
Dexter
First Presbyterian Church of
J. G West
Miss Myers
Hler
Melba Myers
Malden
Donald Ross
College High School
Southeast Missouri State College
Dexter Public Schools
State College
Hesperian Society
Art Fraternity
University of Missouri
Doane Agricultural Agency of
Gulf States
Holland Templeton Announcement of a Quiet May Wedding
The marriage of Miss Faye Dell Holland of Essex to James G. Templeton of Sikeston was performed in a quiet ceremony at 4 30 p m on Monday May 24 by Brother Tommy Kidd pastor of the Church of Christ Blodgett. Attendants were Mr and Mrs Fay Burnett Templeton plans to live with his parents while farming with his father.
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Faye Dell Holland
Essex
Rt. 1
James G. Templeton
Sikeston
Tommy Kidd
Church of Christ
Blodgett
Fay Burnett
FFA Installs Officers in Sikeston Chapter
Sikeston FFA installs new officers led by President Bill Lewis and Vice President Bill Alcorn. Other posts include Secretary Jerry Matthews and Assistant Treasurer Jim Ponder with reporters Don Leigh and Standley Duncan. Advisor C. Walker awarded for year, leaving for chemical firm. hog troughs sold for $1 at the agriculture building. Atlanta forest fires burn 14 percent of southern wood growth annually, surpassing pulpwood harvest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sikeston
Future Farmers of America
Bill Lewis
Bill Alcorn
Jerry Matthews
Jim Ponder
Sentinel
Jim Barnes
Don Leigh
Standley Duncan
Walker
Atlanta
W S C S Circles Close Year With Donations and Awards
Circles of the W S C S of the Methodist Church held final meetings for the year drawing new circle names. Each group studied Youth and its problems with church responsibility. Funds left in treasuries were given to the building fund. Circle reports include Ebert Kready, Russell Bradley, Ben Jon, Bartley, and Tanner Circles hosting diverse activities, gifts, and memorials. Notable items include memorial books for the library, purchases for the hospital oxygen tent fund, and donations of church items.
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W.S.C.S
Methodist Church
Ebert Kready
M. C. Mill
H. E. Dudley
Dudley
Otto Hahs
Grover Baker
Russell Bradley
George Kirk
Margaret Harper
Methodist
J. W. Baker Jr
Grover C. Baker
Gouldin family weekend visit spans Missouri and Arkansas
Mr and Mrs Ed Gouldin spent the weekend in Willow Springs Missouri visiting their son and daughter and the families plus a new granddaughter born Saturday morning to their son in law and daughter Mr and Mrs Robert Wehmer. C L Blanton Jr joined spring meeting while Burl Heath and Charles Heath group traveled from Arkansas to Texas visiting Hearn Fortner and Moore families during a weeklong trip.
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Ed Gouldin
Willow Springs
Robert Wehmer
C. L. Blanton Jr
Burl Heath
Charles Heath
Chuck
Arkansas
Texas
James Hearn
Jonesboro
Ark
Hearn
Heber Springs
Robert Fortner
Fortner
Center
Tex
Floyd Moore
Jim Moore
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Couch To
Canatou's
Paul Couch
Miss van Hook
Tokyo
Formosa
Myers-Ross
Holland-Templeton
FFA
Mr. Farmer
E. Moore
Sunshine Friends
Dr. Stockwell
Cape Girardeau
Fred Dunn
Myrtle Moll
J. M. Pitman
Bartley
Bartley Circle
Effie Campbell
M. G. Joyce
W. M. Montgomery
Lenna Marshall
M. E. Montgomery
Edna Johnson
Sue Hinchey
V. M. Montgomery
Tanner
Bill Vandivort
Bill Gardner
Lowell Skelton
L. E. Webb
Robert Dempster
Ewart Taylor
Harrison Tanner
Maurice Armstrong
Jimmie Martin
U. S. Marine Corps
J. B. Martin
South Carolina
Beaufort Hospital
Bethesda
Bill Greer
Rolla
Lowell Greer Sr
B. L. Guthrie
Otto Lenon
Jewell Foster
FORD
Walton & Williams Motor Company
Sikeston, Me
W. Malone
Sovadest Investment
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