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Sikeston Herald in Sikeston, Missouri

08 Oct 1953

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Sikeston Herald

Location

Sikeston, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Oct 08, 1953

Page

5

Two Hundred Club Women Attended Regional Meeting

More than 200 members of Southeast Missouri garden clubs gathered in Sikeston for a regional meeting hosted by the Rosegate Garden Club. Officers, reports from 34 clubs, and a guest speaker from Iowa highlighted the day, with plans announced for future conventions and a focus on state roadside development.

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Southeast Missouri First Methodist Church T. G. Harris Cape Girardeau Donald Story H. J. Welsh E. J. Neinstedt Bern A. Walther Wm. J. Hedley Clayton B. A. Walther P. G. Fisher Sullivan Earl Hoth Kirkwood Robb Linberg Glendale Orval Sutter Overland Hazel Knapp Valley Park Friends of the Garden W. R. Stebbins Brentwood G. W Pennewill University City J. N. McClure J. Neuner Chesterfield George F. Reddish W Blair Kelliher G. C. Drake Festus F. H. Scof den Tours Friends of Garden” Fund Audubon Society National Council St Louis Myrtle Beach South Carolina Missouri St. Joseph Rhe Charles B. Elder O. S. Edgington Kennett W. E. Walker Herbert Vineyard Elbert Waide Potosi C. W. Bauerle J. E. Harper Sikeston J. O. McClellan Herculaneum Caruthersville Gretchen Harshbarger North Liberty Iowa Household Magazine Harshbarger United States Bulb Growers Association Holland North Sea Harrlem
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New Madrid County Man Defends Drought Relief Management

Raymond Ashley chairman of the New Madrid County USDA Drought Committee defends local approval practices for feed under drought relief. He cites committee composition, state scrutiny, need for mortgage proofs, and calls for clearer state guidance amid broader county disparities. He invites investigations but urges wider review of other counties.

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New Madrid Catron Missouri Sikeston Herald Sikeston PMA FHA State Salem State Office PMA County Committee Raymond Ashley Usda Drought Committee
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New Farm Implement Service Man for Hahs Machine Works

Erving Helms joins the Farm Equipment Department at Hahs Machine Works as Shop and Field Service Mechanic. A longtime farm implement professional, he previously farmed in Independence County Arkansas until 1939 and later worked as a service man for Sikeston Farm Equipment and Deneke Sales in Sikeston. The dealer has expanded shop facilities, field service policies, and lowers repair rates.

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Erving Helms Hahs Machine Works Mr. Helms Independence County Ark Sikeston Farm Equipment Company Deneke Sales Company Sikeston J. I. Case
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Sikeston Student Leads FFA Pork and Poultry Project

David Morris a Sikeston High School senior active in FFA and National Honor Society manages twenty fattening hogs and five hundred pullets as his annual project. He expects about 300 dollars in profit this year and resides with his mother at 728 Matthews Street.

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David Morris Sikeston High School Future Farmers of America National Honor Society David Matthews Street
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Missouri Maid of Cotton entry deadline October 10

The 1954 Missouri Maid of Cotton contest opens August 1 in Portageville. Entrants must be 19 to 25, born in a cotton state, never married, residing in Missouri, and at least five feet five inches tall. No entry fee. Deadline midnight October 10. Judging October 24 in Poplar Bluff. Winner goes to Memphis national contest January 6. Contact Missouri Cotton Producers Association or Chamber of Commerce Poplar Bluff.

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Portageville Missouri Poplar Bluff King Cotton Cotton Memphis Tennessee Missouri Cotton Producers Association Chamber Commerce
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Kathryn Clark Fred Hetlage J. M. Pitman Congress State Committee Washington Babe OF Chaffee Memorial Park Cemetery Janet Faye Miller Edwin Miller Missouri Delta Community Hospital Anna Caul Taylor Funeral Home Baby Sele Price ELSO Sele Maid OF Cotton the Bank OF Sikeston Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation Powell Insurance Agency Telephone East Center Street Sikeston, Mo REX Theatre Howard Rughes Edmond Grainger Sian mci A Our
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