Family News From Local People
Mrs. John Waters left for Lackland Air Base in San Antonio Texas after ten days visiting her parents Mr and Mrs A W Waters and Mrs Beryl Tidwell Mr and Mrs Jack Lancaster and Mr and Mrs Tom Lancaster were in St Louis Sunday visiting their mother who is a patient at the Jewish Hospital There was a graduation event last Friday for Lindell Bates Hitchcock son of Mrs J N Hitchcock and Mr and Mrs Glenn Forbis who attended the ceremony noting his BS degree from Arkansas State College
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Set
John Waters
Lackland Air Base
San Antonio
Texas
A. W. Waters
Beryl Tidwell
Jack Lancaster
Tom Lancaster
St. Louis
Jewish Hospital
J. N. Hitchcock
Glenn Forbis
Warren Topp Sr
Warren Topp Jr
Paducah, Ky
Janet Stevens
State College
Cape Girardeau
Honored With Luncheon Party at Kirks
Mrs. George Kirk hosted a canasta luncheon Tuesday for Mrs. J J McFally of Hollywood Florida. After canasta at the Kirk home the group went to the Colonial Inn for lunch and the McFallys left that evening to return home. In The New American Weekly an interview reveals private life of Eisenhowers.
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George Kirk
J. Jd. McFally
Hollywood
Fla
New American
Herald-American
C. Gage Lent
Columbia University
Misses Alberson and Scott Celebrate Graduation Trip
Misses Jo Alberson and Lois Ann Scott left Friday with Lois relatives for St. Louis. They attended a St. Louis Browns Indians game on Saturday and dined at the Chase Hotel. They saw the musical About Face with Gordon MacRae, visited Forrest Park Highlands on Sunday, then shopped downtown Monday before departing for Sikeston.
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Jo Alberson
Lois Ann Scott
St. Louis
Lois
Chase Hotel
Gordon McCrea
Forrest Park Highlands
Sikeston
Burks and Masters Guests and Birth Announcement
Mr and Mrs Leroy Burks of Dyersburg Tennessee were weekend guests of Mr and Mrs Tom Baker. Mr and Mrs Elmo Masters of Cape Girardeau are the parents of a baby boy born on May 23 named David Allen. Mrs Masters is the former Miss Mary Louise Davis, daughter of Mr and Mrs Edward Davis of Sikeston.
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Leroy Burks
Dyersburg, Tenn
Tom Baker
Elmo Master
Cape Girardeau
David Allen
Masters
Mary. Louise Davis
Edward Davis
Sikeston
Local Social News From Diehlstadt Area
Diehlstadt and nearby residents host and visit across the weekend. Jim Pinkerton and family dine with Glynn Taylor's family in Diehlstadt. Andrew Perkins of Charleston visits his parents Ben and family. The Norman siblings and Terry Bagwell vacation in Springfield. Lelia Fields returns from St. Louis after visiting George. Carolyn Badgett travels to St. Louis to visit uncle George Fields. Bill Nichols spends time with mother Myrtle Nichols. Dorse Sneed and family call on the Jim Pinkertons Friday evening.
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Jim Pinkerton
Ben Perkins
John Norman
Paul Norman
Terry Bagwell
Springfield
Lelia Fields
St. Louis
George
Dave Sellars
Columbia
Fletcher. Hill
Gus Ray
Carolyn Badgett
George Fields
Bill Nichols
Myrtle Nichols
Dorse
Sneed
Jim Pinkertons
Doctor Advises Bath Before Bedtime Quip
A humorous exchange has Time Doctor recommending a hot bath before retiring. The patient jokes that retirement is more than a decade away, highlighting a playful moment in daily routine guidance.
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