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Newspaper

Sikeston Herald

Location

Sikeston, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Nov 29, 1956

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Liberal Democrats Stir Washington Revolt in 1956 Realignments

The Christian Science Monitor's Washington dispatch analyzed a volatile post election scene as Democrats face Northern liberal pressure and Southern resistance. It notes Humphrey's militant stance, Johnson's strategic moves, and a rising six senator bloc proposing a 16 point domestic program to curb filibusters and push a left of center agenda. The piece suggests a bipartisan southern conservative coalition shaping Congress and signaling new party dynamics ahead of the coming session.

Christian Science Monitor Washington Richard L. Strout South Herald National Capitol Congress Democratic Humphrey Eisenhower White House Committees Senate Hibert H. Humphrey Minnt Lyndon B. Johnson Texas Johnson Big City Paul Oregon James F. Murray Douglas Hindins Wayne Morse Montana Pat McNamara Michiean Richard N. Neuberger

Silver Beaver Awards Honor Southeast Missouri Scout Leaders

Three Silver Beaver awards were presented at the Southeast Missouri Boy Scout Council annual recognition dinner in Kennett to Charles B. Baker, A. J. Drinkwater Jr., and John T. Lawrence for more than ten years of service. Veteran awards went to five men including Clarence J. Hinns, Harold Hamby, Don Taylor, and Rev. A. D. Rankin for 12 or more years. A special honor recognized PD Fisher for 25 years of service, with Merle Emery and council president Robert C. Hyde involved in the presentation.

Southeast Missouri Southeast Missouri Boy Scout Council Kennett Lyle F. Holm Charles B. Baker A. J Drinkwater Jr Charleston John T. Lawrence Bloomfield Clarence J. Hinns Lions Club of Perryville Harold T Hamby Rotary Club of Caruthersville Don Taylor Morehouse Kiwanis Club A. D. Rankin Sikeston Tt. Fisher Merle Emery Cape Gueardeau Fisher Robert C. Hyde Poplar Bluff Pin Oon Bloomsfield J. Seiling Dexter L. FE Crockett Leslie Day Paxico Tronza FE Wassel Louis W. Shelburne Joseph No Arends C. C. Groves Hilmo Fornfelt Otho Forster Cape Girardeau Raymond Sever A. R. Folsom Glennon Moore Chilletaeaux Holm John Downing

Christmas Buying Surges In Sikeston Stores

Shoppers crowd Sikeston merchants as Christmas season nears and Thanksgiving ends. Sales report rises up to 15 percent from last year with some store leaders calling it the best in history. Traffic and displays draw crowds as holiday shopping accelerates downtown.

Sikeston

Chamber meeting to feature Dave Grundfest speaker

At the monthly Chamber of Commerce gathering at Rustic Rock Inn Thursday at noon, Dave Grundfest president of Sterling States Co. of Little Rock will speak. He has led civic activity in Arkansas and Missouri origin, with Sterling Stores growing to 52 units and $10 million annual volume.

Chamber of Commerce Rustic Rock Inn Dave Grundfest Sterling States Co Little Rock Robert Matthews Mr. Grundfest Missouri Cary Mississippi State College Sterling Eldorado Ark Cash Wholesale Co Sterling Stores Co., Inc

Postmaster Malcolm Announces Address Use Change at Sikeston

Sikeston Post Office ends use of city route books requiring complete addresses for delivery. Patrons must have on file a change of address. recipients east of Sikeston on rural routes relied on street names over rural route numbers. With Christmas mail volume, officials warn of mail destruction if addresses are incomplete.

Malcolm Sikeston

Baby Gibson Dies at Salcedo Monday

Raby Faye Gibson three months old, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Edward Gibson, died Monday afternoon at the Salcedo family home. Funeral followed at Taxlor Funeral Home Chapel on Moore Avenue at 3 o'clock Tuesday with Rev. Aliie Sullivant officiating. Interment at Carpenter Cemetery near McMullin. Survived by parents and maternal grandparents, Mr and Mrs. David Larue of Salcedo.

Raby Faye Gibson Edward Gibson Salcedo Taxlor Funeral Home Moore Avenue Aliie Sullivant Morehouse Taylor Carpenter McMullin David Larue

Miss Wilburn Becomes Bride Of Arthur Summers In Home Ceremony

Miss Mary Nan cy Wilburn of Sikeston wed Arthur W. Summers in a Friday ceremony at Rev. A C Sullivant's home. Summers is the son of Mr and Mrs A W Summers of Morehouse.

Miss Wilburn Arthur Summers

Christmas Decorations Erected by City Street Department

City street department workers started putting up the holiday decorations after a weather delay. Evergreen garlands and silver stars are being installed along streets and intersections, with multicolored lights strung across the roads to evoke Christmas spirit.

City Street Department

C of C Club Dinners Planned For Late January

The Chamber of Commerce announces its annual recognition dinners for the 100 bushel corn club the 60 bushel wheat club and the two bale cotton club will occur in late January at Cyrus Cafe with time and date to be set by the speaker’s availability. Local officers and club chairmen met to finalize plans presenting pins and certificates to winners and outlining program details for the event.

James M. Beaird Chamber of Commerce Cyrus’ Cafe Pete Renner Scott County Milling Co Buford Baker Corn Club Adrian Anderson Wheat Club Harold Hill Cat Luper Beaird Wat Wail Baker Wall

Girl Scout Election in Malden Kennett Area Sixties

The Girl Scouts elected leaders in a Malden Kennett event. Miss Tae tor Mills of Kennett was elected president, Taylor Mills of Kennett was teenresident, and Dr Tom Chidester of Sikeston was treasurer. Folio committees and council duties were announced amid a revised constitution and 1987 work plan. The council meeting date was set for January 27, 1957.

Queenie Gil Malden Puesday Taetor Mills Kennett Atte Fon Schumacher Sikeston Taylor Mills Tom Chidester Tollevange Committee Ooffice Fon Sehpmache Stheston Vembershire Bell At

Manager of Furniture Store Here Resigns

Dewavon Adams, manager of the National Furniture Store in Sikeston, has resigned his position effective at close of business Friday, November 30. He has been with the company three years and came to Sikeston from the Fox Furniture Company in Morehouse.

Dewavon Adams National Furniture Sikeston Fox Furniture Company Morehouse

Attendance at Sikeston Sunday Schools Nov 25

Attendance figures for Sikeston Sunday schools show First Baptist 327, First Methodist 486, First Assembly of God 437, Church of the Nazarene 337, Tanner St Church of God 220, First Presbyterian 104, Sec Gen Baptist 38, and New Methodist 38.

Sikeston First Baptist Church First Methodist Church First Assembly of God Church of the Nazarene Tanner St Church of God First Presbyterian Church Sec. Gen. Baptist Church New Methodist Church

Red Cross workers rush relief for fire victims in Sunset addition

Red Cross disaster relief teams finish two days of aid for 13 families totaling about 81 adults and children. Weber Giln is president of the Seart County Chapter and Bobo Foster chairs the disaster committee. A relief award program overseen by a board including Mrs Jewell Ren city welfare officer and Ruth Scott approved payments after review. Funds cover shelter, food, clothing, and essential needs.

American Red Cross Red Cross Disaster Agency Gladys Petty Weber Gilmore Scott County Red Cross Barbara Mitchell Clark Poppell Glenda M. Brock Weber Giln Seart County Bobo Foster Re View Jewell Ren Mas Ruth Scott County Welfares Chantes Jt. Blanton, Jr O M Tewis Pharan Stallings Farl Cook

Kiwanis Club Marks 21st Birthday and Growth in Area

Sikeston Kiwanis celebrated 21 years with emphasis on fostering new clubs. Notables present included St Gov Linte Bartels and Past Lt Gov Earl Collins. George Kirk, first club president, recalled early efforts while Rev Wayne Davis handed the chair to Kirk. The group noted Sikeston helped establish at least sixteen clubs and highlighted plans for the ERA program on Dec 13.

Kiwanis Club St Gov Linte Bartels Earl Collins Kawanis Club Rustie Rock Stheston Club Steareh George Kirk Kiwanis Sikeston Wayne Davis Mr Kirk Carlton Lorberg Cape Girardeau Jack Pratt Pas Cairns Chester Pulliam New Methodist Church Sikeston Club Vernon Guttenfelder Cearee Kirk

State Legion Officer to Visit Local Post for Thursday

The postponed regular Legion meeting will be held Thursday at 7 30 p.m. at the Legion Hall on South Kings highway. Eddie Warren Department of Missouri assistant adjutant will be a special guest along with Post representatives from Charleston New Madrid Benton Risco Bernie and Dexter. Food and refreshments will be available after the business session.

Legion Legion Hall South Kingshighway Eddie Warren Department of Missouri Charleston New Madrid Benton Risco Bernie Dexter

Father Kills Son Hunting For Rabbits

A hunting trip on Cline’s Island turned fatal whenDwain Hill 21 of Festus Mo was shot by his father Virgil Elmo Hill while loading a 12 gauge pump. The weapon discharged injuring Dwain in the back and shoulder blades. He died en route to Missouri Delta Community Hospital. Dwain Hill, employed by Printsburch Plate Glass Co, is survived by his wife Louise and two daughters Cher e Anne and Carrie Louise. The body was taken to Wes k Funeral Home and later to Pattie Funeral Home at Crystal City.

Cline’s Island Missouri Delta Community Hospital Dwain Hill Festus Virgil Elmo Hill E. G. Kelly Young Hill Mr. Hill Hill Dwain Bull Kelly Dwain Hil Printsburch Plate Glass Ce Louise Hull Chere` Anne Carrie Louise Wesk Funeral Home Pattie Funeral Crystal City

Matthews Farmer Dies At Home On Tuesday

Matthews farmer Frank Parsons, age 78, prominent local resident and owner of a Matthews business, died at his home on Tuesday. Born in Martin County Indiana, he was affiliated with the Christian Church. Survived by wife Carrie Parsons, son Dennis Parsons, granddaughter Janice Parsons, brother Owen Parsons, and sisters Ella Fulbright and Inez Coe. Burial at Adbritten Funeral Home then moved to Matthews for services at the Matthews Christian Church with Rev. Colthorpe. Interment at Jolery Memorial Path Cemetery, Sikes ton.

Frank Parsons New Viade Ty Comm Matthews Martin County Ind Matthews Cominim Mathews Parsons Carrie Parsons Dennis Pasons Janice Parsons Owen Paresons Loogentee Ella Fultr Maremadukhe Atk Inez Coe Loogoytee Bony Adbritten Sikeston Pee Matthesas Owl

Missionary Convene At Assembly Of God Church

A sectional missionary convention of the Assembly of God will be held Thursday at 7 45 pm in the Assembly of God church on South Kingshighway. Rev Loren Wooten announces Rev Herbert Bruhn, missionary pastor on Alaska for eight years, will be the principal speaker. A premeeting film titled The Nile Mother will show at 6 43 pm featuring scenes of the pyramids Sphinx Nile and life inside an Egyptian orphanage that has housed over 8 000 children in 44 vacues.

Assembly of God Assembly of God Church South Kingshighway Loren Wooten Herbert Bruhn Alaska Beuhn Missouri Assemblies of God St. Loui Denominatation St. Louis Sitka Fairbanks

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Liberal Democrats Adlai E. Stevenson Mansfield Mike Mansfield Senator Johnson Senator Mansfield Sam Rayburn House Grundfest James M. Beaire Chamber of Commercce wepaprrAhoHs Gibson C. of C Girl Comneils Southwestern Bell Telephone Co Meridell Vanlandingham Sarah Buchanan Edna Caul Lorene Limbaugh Lilly Grifin Turkey Board of Review Redo Cross Agencs Gilmore Vir Foster Clath Poppell Poppell Sie Hing Poppeli Aymn TV Hhos Todas State Legion Matthews Farmer Herbert Brehn Rierereea
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