Legion Auxiliary Meets At Legion Home Nor 114
The Legion Auxiliary schedules a meeting at the Legion Home at 30 o'clock with presiding officers listed. A program covers Americanism, hospital laws, entertainment, and publicity led by Mrs. Senius, Mrs. Lumscées, and Mrs. Buck thorpe, with officers and censors for 1957 1958 documented and a list of approved product coupons for the district.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ana Wilister
Legion Home
Irman
Mirs
S. L. Senius Chaiman
David Lumscées
Thelma Buckthorpe
Rathima Jeprson
J. Max Smith
Cerl Elam
Tenner
Ralsh Carrol
Marsh- Pan American
Smith
Hospital Entertment
Henry Switala
Mes
J. C. Long
C. L. Blanton
Tanner Dre
Carl Elem
Carl Elam
Edmondson Street
Borden
Mie
Evenorafted
Magnolia
Ms. Failbert
Kirkman
Hearth Club
Dr Ross
Raleigh
Betty Crocker
Eagie
Afssovurt Department
Daughters Of Isabella Elect Officers For Year
Daughters of Isabella met October 2 at the K C Hall with 22 members present. Vice Regent Arviniene Raidt led the meeting in Regent Margaret Dilender's absence and new officers were elected for the coming year. Officers include Anne Dilender vice regent Beaviniene Raidt post regent Jerzy Schlosser recording secretary Joyce Ernest financial secretary Emily Miles treasurer Jane Culberson trustee Margaret Moore custodian Hazel Watkins monitor Marz Cooler chancellor Bertha Buns inner guard Mery E Scaur-Bart outer guard Wanda Miede scribe Evelyn Pinnell organist Marcela Levton Frieden Bechtold S aide Mabie Sharipaaner bearer and DorHostess committee chaired by Jas Dummer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Isabella
K.C. Hall
Aierviniene
Biarviniene
Marcela Levton
F. Mide
Bechtold
Mabie Sharipaaner
Dor
District D A R Meeting Held in Jackson Mississippi
Audrey Chaney director presided at the Southeast Missouri District D A R meeting in Jackson last Thursday. Mirs Charlies Barnett served as secretary. Nine state officers and members from across Southeast Missouri attended the gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Audrey Chaney
Mirs Charlies Barnett
Massour
D.A. R
Jackson
Chaney
Barnett
Southeast
Kisssouri
Hospital Notes Admitted and Discharged Across Five Missouri Hospitals
Patient lists show admissions and discharges at Missouri Delta, Missouri Detta, and other facilities. Names include Alyre Hubns Sikesion Horace Mccoy Addie Bixler Wilma Bonner Nora Dudlier Kirby Bloomfeld Donald Weaks Dock Rawkins Guadalme Laiedra Hazel Belle Scott Ezhiel Morton Berdara Mitchell Wesiel Brouxon Charles Love Woodrow Winchester Nellie Russel Noah Cox J W Stowers Dora Lanzford Earine Rasppermy Danny Lee Newell Floyd Smelser Mirra Hubbes Rathieen Schutte Osweil Ora Jolier Ocie Johns J W Jones Atha Reavis Emma Couch Barbara Freeman Katherine Donaldson Jimmy Perry and others with multiple Oct 4 5 6 7 discharge dates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mourt Detta Community Hospital
Alyre J. Hubns
Sikesion
Horace MccCoy
Matthews
Addie E. Bixler
Canaloa
Wilma Joseph Bonner
S. Nora Dudlier
Kirby
Bloomfeld
William P_ Kirby
Bloomfield
Donald Weaks
Sikeston- Dock
Missour Detta Community Hospital
Ezhiel Morton
Alatthews
Hermans Ross
New Madrid
Berdara Mitchell
Sikeston
Wesiel Brouxon
Charles Love
East Prairie
Woodrow Winchester
Nellie Russel
Litbourn
Noah Cox
J. W. Stowers
Benton
Alex Burger
Oran
Adan Rowell
Renouse
Rex AieGee
Keston
Dora Lanzford
Earine Rasppermy
Danny Lee Newell
Floyd Smelser
Baby Nor
Livourn
Mirra Hubbes
Sikeston Rathieen
Mrs Shirley Lilliton Honored At Stork Shower
A cradle shower was held October 3 at the home of Mrs W C honoring Mrs Shirley Lilliton. Attendees included numerous relatives and friends from the community, with singing gifts contributed by a long list of ladies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shirley Lilliton
Stork Shower
Mrs Harwell Hosts Beta Sigma Phi Meeting
Beta Sigma Phi met at Mrs Regs Harwell's home on Wednesday evening October 2 with members and one guest Mrs Dari Slarton present. Aire Herwell presented a program Your Day Sarcialiy and read a poem. Mrs Blanton invited members to The Heirlooms Shop for a tour and discussion on china and silver while refreshments were served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tre Bets-Sigma-P
Regs. Harwell
Dari Slarton
Aire Herwell
David Riani Heron Wes
Executive Committee Of South Grade PTA Meets At Kiehne Home
The Executive Committee of the South Grade PTA met Monday evening at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Herold Kiehne, 251 William Street. Sixteen members present with President Vance Engram presiding and invoking by Franklin Shuwe. Reports were given by treasurer William Huts and committee chairs including Warren Harber hospitality and magazine publications plus others. Seventeen members planned to attend the National PTA conference in St. Louis on October 16 with Mrs. Vance Engram and several others listed as attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Grade
Wiliam Huts
Warren Harber
Bil Puckett
Harry Stecy
Hospitality van Newton
Engram
Severe!een
Vance Epsram
Slin Shuwe
de Wint Zancer
Earl Cook
Mirs
Morrie Farris
Fran
J. W. Carroll
Harry Staey
Ray Cart Marsa
X - Vance Engram
Ronald Ley
Bi Puckett
Harrys Hambrick
Mariners Host Brownie Troops For Fivepoint Program Day
Mariners Scout Ship 125 hosted third and fourth grade Brownies at City Park under Mrs Harald Kiehne. Brownies brought lunches and joined Mariners for Scout games and trail reading along a blaze by Alarmers. A tent pitching demo for Day and Nightime comfort followed with group singing and a Scout Grace after lunch. Adults included several Brownie leaders and the Mariners Skipper Mrs T L Cardister and neighborhood chair Mrs Wm Bess.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mariner
City Park
Harald Kiehne
Wallenes
Mariners
Groun
John D. Morrison
Claude Wiliams
Jes E. Beck
Bud Newman
Lee Williams
June James
W. M. Werneck
Bob McCord
Meriner Troop
T. L. Cardister
Scout
Wm. Bess
Mrs Freeman Honored At Pink And Blue Shower
Mrs Judson Willis honored Mrs Art Freeman with a cradle shower at her home on Saturday evening October 5. Co-hostess was Mrs Zelma Dun can. Attendees from Bloomfield included seven women and from Sikeston several others. Gifts were opened and refreshments served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Freeman
Zinnie Banes
Maggie Barthlomew
Ola Hastings
Florence Nickerson
WO. Cnasteen
Harold Pace
J. A. Poe
Bloomfeld
Yor Houchins
Poplar Bluff
Normen Bennett
Charles Stearns
Sikeston
Tom Murchison Named To Nestor Club
Tom Murchison a junior at Union University is named to the Nestor Club. The top 12 students by scholarship and character on campus form the club to promote scholarly and personal achievement. Murchison majors in English pre law and min ors in business administration and holds leadership roles in the Baptist Student Union and Alpha Tau Omega. He has earned two track letters and helped Union to a USAC Championship last year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Murchison
Dan H. Murchison
Enion University
Nestor Club
Tom
Baptist Student Union
Alpha Tau Omega
Harold Yarbrough Birthday Celebration Highlight
Mrs Harold Yarbrough hosted a Saturday evening in honor of her husband with a weiner roast. Guests bringing gifts included Monroe Whel ler and family from Kelso, Bud Howard, the Wilsons, the Dyers, and many others. After refreshments, couples joined skating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Yarbrough
Aosor
Harold
Monroe Wheller
Jeff
Candi
Bera
Kelso
Bud Howard
Dexter
Lee Wilson
Pam
Jerry Dyer
Ray Hubberd
James Ray
Brice Carroll
Boo Haver
Karen
Wendell Shain
Sarah
Tommy Cochren
Rose Hubberd
Loretta Throop
Virginia Blackweller
Scilex Kinser
Bob Dyer
Frank Brown
Yarbrough
Rhonda
Mrs King honored with basket dinner on birthday
Mrs Ottie B King of Morehouse was honored with a basket dinner at her home Sunday October 6 for her 73rd birthday. Family members from Gray Ridge Sikeston Bloomfield Detroit and Oak Ridge attended or sent wishes. The afternoon was spent visiting as the honoree received many loving gifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. King
Ottie B. King
Morehouse
Alen King
Rafus Alsup
Matthews
Thomas Orr
Gray Ridge
Afr
Mirs. Dewel Heed
Sikeston
Forrest Lackey
Oak Ridge
Gail King
Som
Bloomfield
Des Moines
Iowa
Frank Cinpola
Detroit
Srkeston
Charles NI_ Hieatn
Baptist Union Officers Elected At First Baptist Church
Officers were installed at a meeting of the Chariesion Baptist Association Women's Missionary Union held at the First Baptist Church. Elected were President Mrs Howard English Oran first vice president Mrs Bain Oran secretary Mrs R Stovall Benton YWA chairman Mrs Chapel Ami G A chairman Mrs Limbaugh Chaffee Carver School Mrs Paul Higgins Sikeston and Sunpeams Mrs Harold Cope Sikeston community mission chairman Mrs Wallace Clipnard Blodzezi treasurer Mrs G A Tomen Chaffee stewardship Mrs Dick Taylor Benton Margaret Fund Mrs Simpkins East Prairis Young Peoples reader Mrs In gram Morler publication Mrs R H Mackier Sikeston publicity Mrs Yotts McClanahen Charleston pianist Mrs Cook Sikeston and historian Mrs L E Halavi Chaffee Mrs E D Owen conducted the installation ceremony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chariesion Baptist Association Women's Missionary Union
First Baptist Church
Howard English
Oran
Bain
R. Stovall Benton
Y.W.A
Chapel
Ami. G. A
Limbaugh
Chaffee
Carver School
Paul Higgins
Sikeston
Sunpeams
Harold Cope
Community Mission
Wallace Clipnard
Blodzezi
G. A. Tomen
Stewerdshin
Dick Tayior
Benton
Margaret Fund
Simpkins
East Prairis
Young Peoples
Ingram
Morler
R. H. Mackier
Yott
Annette Dionne to Be Married Friday in Montreal
North Bay Ontario reports Annette Dionne plans a private Friday wedding in Montreal to a university student, becoming the first of the quintuplets to wed. Father Ova Dionne says he learned of the plans only after Annette and Germain Allard visited. Cecile, another quint, is set to marry Philippe Langlois next month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Bay
Dionne
Quintupiers
Annette
Montreal
Germain Allard
Fr.Gay
Cecile
Philippe Langlois
Canadian Broadcasting Co
Surprise Birthday Party At Home for Pauli Russell
Mrs. Elsie Russell hosted a surprise birthday party Friday evening at the family home 309 Heath Street for her husband Pauli Russell. Guests included Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Russell Mr. and Mrs. Ragan Russell Mr. and Mrs. Louis Spiver Mr. and Mrs. Elliott Smith Barger Russell Miss Barbara Murray and Hartsell Russell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elsie Russell
Pauli Russell
Heath, St
Elmer Russell
Ragan Russell
Louis Spiver
Elliott Smith
Barger Russel
Barbara Murray
Hartsell Russell
Morehouse Community Notes From Weekend Gatherings
Morehouse residents hosted relatives and friends during weekend visits. Attendees traveled from Cairo Missouri Sikeston Kansas City and Jefferson City to spend time with families at homes churches and hospitals in Cape Girardeau and nearby areas. A revival at Morehouse First Baptist drew Rev W B Baker Dr Rufus Crozier and Rev James Enoch, with hospital news and several family recreations noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seta Minion
Morehouse
Barney George
Beverely
Nancy
Sikeston
Claude Locke
Clinton
P.P. Ferrel
Guy Ferrell
Lake Hiwatiia
New Jersey
Airs
Alvin Ferrell
St. Louis
Case Girardeau
B. Clark
Shirley Kirkland
Weezer
Air
Herper
Brown
Cremex Sturgeon
Lou Nell
Mar- Saret
Church of God
Vanduser
Mussoun
Utther
Mikoes Park
Oran
Virs
Quings
Amir
Ares
Guy Owings
James Washam
Brewers
Kentucky
Edgar Wamble
Herbert Brown
Payne Boys
Kathleen Payne
Sundar
Dimple Mitchell
Mo. Delta Community Hospital
A. Shipman
Moorehouse
James Jackett
Sikeston Sundar
Winona
Willard Reynolds
Omer Williams
Effie Mitchell
Doniphan
Albert Wiliams
Stella Penrod
Poplar Bluff
Virgil Reynolds
Danny
Kirkwood
Allen Stafford
Idalia
Rio
Addie Reynolds
Roy Smith
Chldren
Sharon
Brenda
Connie
Cape Girardeau
Clay Mitchell
Michigan
Charles E. Summers
U.S. Navy
Great Laxes Tl
A. W. Summers
W. H. Difon
Douglas Hammock
Bdusiers
Cape Girardeeau Jurdar
Rax Merriman
Canalou
Sundar Ginner
Ivan McNew
Eugie Bohannon
R. C. Savage
America Latham
Marsnail Ark
Morehouse First Baptist Church
W. B. Baker
Jefferson City
Rufus Crozier
James Enoch
Desoto
Junior Girls Auxiliary elects officers at First Baptist
The Junior Girls Auxiliary meeting at First Baptist elected officers for the year led by Counselor Mrs. Fred Lamnack. Officers include Paulette Gever as president, Caroll Orr vice president, Linda Jeerson program chair, Alma Coatner treasurer, and several others. After the meeting they visited Mrs. Harold Baer’s home for the program titled Krock Knock with Sauron Bryant leading at the door.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Lamnack
First Baptist Church
Paulette Gever
Caroll Orr
Lee
Marjore Rodgers
Linda Jeerson
Mary
Alice Coos
Treas
Alma Coatnery
Shelia Launius
Sauron Bryant
Amarvyllis Bonannron
Connie Neal
Carolyn Wr
Linda Jackson
Matthews
Barbara Orr
Marjone Rodgers
Amervss Bonannon
Tarey
Jesus
Mrs. Batley
Caro Orr
Caroll
Orr
Local Births Reported Across St Louis and Southeast Missouri
The Mo Delta Community Hospital and nearby clinics record multiple births from October 1 to October 7. Parents include Mr and Mrs Harvey Lows Sikeston, Mr and Mrs Joseph Kings New Madrid, Mr and Mrs Fred Owens Dexter, Mr and Mrs Farl Jeffery Box, Mr and Mrs James Spivey Sikeston, Mr and Mrs Grady Williford Jr East Prairie, Mr and Mrs Charles McCambell Sikeston, Mr and Mrs Charles Gregson St Louis, and Mr and Mrs Borce Freeman Benton among others. Names include Kimberly Sue,arry Davis, and a daughter for Harvey Lows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harvey Lows Stephens
Sieston
Mo. de Ta Communty Hospital
Ares. Josephand
Kings
New Bladrid
Mo. Della Community Hospital
Fred Owens
Dexter
Farl Jeffery Box
Mo. Delta Community Hospital
James Spivey
Sikeston
Charles McCams
Bel
Jewish Hospital
St Louis
Arry Davis
Scott Charies
Twe
Deve Morrison
Dielstadt
Brown McCampbell
Charles Gregson
St. Louis
Gargater
Kimberly Sue
Allen Sivans
Howard Gregson
Flint
Michigan
Dirs. Gregson
Olline Evans
Canalon
Borce Freeman
Benton
Bor
Afro. Delta Community Hospital
James Young
Young's
Morenouse
United Youth Fellowship Meeting at General Baptist
The United Youth Fellowship met October 3 at First General Baptist Church in Sikeston. President Richard Love led the opening prayer by Archie McAKay. The Rimmettes of Little Vine Church sang and a play Remember the Sabbath Day was presented. Attendees planned a Halloween party and box supper in Cannalou School Lunch Room. Big Ridge gave attendance trophy to Little Vine for next month. Next meeting set for the first Thursday night in November at Little Vine Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Youth Fellowship
First General Baptist Church
Sikeston
Richard Love
Archie McAkay
Life Boat
Riihmettes
Little Vine Church
Canalou
Big Ridge Church
Little Vine
Raymond Merick
Army paratrooper graduates from basic course at Fort Campbell
ARM E D FORCES FORT CAMPBELL Ky James L Ward son of Arrs Thomas Wichare Selma Sr Sikes ten has successfully completed a ragged three week basic airborne course at the 101st Airborne Di vision School and was awarded the Silver Wings of an Amy Perachutist 3 formal ceremen iary post AUGSBURG Germany PFC Eseie AY Willers son of Mr and S Willams stationed in Europe completed training as a radio operator in Infantres Heavy Mortar Battery The 22 year old soldier arrived in Europe in March 1956 and is a 752 graduate of Anr Rich Schoat Grafeny
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Campbell
James L. Ward
Thomas Wichare
Selma Sr
Sikesten
101St Airborne Division
Amy Perachutist
Fushion
Augsburg
Germany
AHTNC
Eseie
AY. Willers
Jane
Ives
East Prairie
Danicipal
Infantre
S. Willams
Mackig
Arund
Europe
Anr Rich Schoat
Ry Mear Grafeny
Long Time Charleston Resident Dies Sunday
Bertha Brewer Wheatley died at 3 50 p m Sunday in a Columbia hospital after living in Charleston 50 years. She was 65, born in Snare Illinois. Survived by brothers Dick Carpenter of Chicago and Albert Welch of St. Louis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charleston
Bertha Brewer Wheatley
Columbia, Mo
Snare
Ill
Dick Carpenter
Chicago
Albert Welch
St. Louis
Conservation Reserve incentives expand under 1958 program
Farmers may receive up to 80 percent of costs to convert cultivated land to trees and shrubs under the 1958 Conservation Reserve. The rule allows wildlife habitat ponds and whole-farm tree plantings with outside help, previously deducted from government payments. The program features five to ten year contracts for tree and shrub planting, with more than a half million acres already enrolled. A New York veterinarian notes a six month old pregnant kitten, with reproductive maturity in cats typically around ten months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sporimen
Sor Bank
New York
Ren Owis
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Wime Grojean
Irs
District D.A.R
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Ove
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Lilbourne Berd
Ocie Johns
WJ. P. Jones
Atha Reavis
Wlatthews
Emma Couch
Barbara Freeman
Tommy Micclure
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W. Strawers
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Boers Mor
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Bobbie Dodd
Berbace Murray
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Jeck Anderson
Hubbert
Robert Mirs
Barbera Cornal
Tr Eisther Naener
Ecell Baur
Marv
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Lonita Throop
Eugene Mearchpanks
Rose Lee Estes
L. A. Waltz
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Lois Matthews
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John T. Griffin Sr
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Esther Stewart
Dorothy Stewart
Hazel Lambert
Suess
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Colleen Lambert
Marion Moore
Dorothy Diar
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Lorene Edwards
Garner
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P.T.A
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Vance Engram
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Baptist Union
Annette Dionne
Morehouse News
Mir
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Gargeter
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Chester Parme
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Dora Gains
Carl Launius
Jomn
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Claude Hunt
Darrel
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Dupo TM
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R.K. Murdock
Donipnon
Edwards Funeral Home
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Sikeston High School
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Peoria TV
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Laroy Agee
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Great Lakes Gill
Dan Kinder
Maude Stewart
Helen Howell
Larry Howell
Indianapolis
Ind
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Mussouri Delta Community Hospital
Aul Bors
David Wayne
Walter Merrick
Selcedo
F. P. Rowell
Lillan Wilde
Raymond Towers
Jack Hedger
Denver-Colorado
Bill Marshall
Charles Alibrigni
Pinoenne Club
William Dilion
T. F. Jackson
Primitive Apostolic Church of Jesus Christ
B. J. Kerr
Rockin
Peeple
Savins
Aschav
Carioad
Standpa
Eversan
Kohler City Supply CO
Kohler City
Stork Club
General Baptist
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Sikeston, Missouri
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