Bulldogs to Play At Kennett Tonight
Sikeston high school Bulldogs head to Kennett for a conference football clash in the second league game of the season following a win over Caruthersville. A Saturday night B team matchup at Sikeston’s field features Kennett B against Sikeston B for local fans.
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Sikeston High School Bulldogs
Kennett
Bulldogs
Caruthersville
Sikeston
Cairo
Sikeston Bulldogs
Cairo High School Pilots
Jim Lee
Lee
Jimmy Buckles
Matthews
Bob Scott
Cox
Scott
District football scores of the week
Poplar Bluff and Kennett battled to a scoreless tie at Poplar Bluff on Friday night. Cape Girardeau Central beat Perryville on Perryville’s home field 7 to 0. Hayti defeated East Prairie 28 to 12 at Hayti. Charleston beat Jackson 28 to 7 in Charleston. Risco blanked Ilimo-Fornfelt 19 to 0 at Risco. Fredericktown beat Chaffee 12 to 6 at Fredericktown. Malden tied Dexter 0-0 at Dexter. Portageville fell to Caruthersville 14 to 6 on Portageville’s field. Missouri Baptist College, Poplar Bluff, lost to Bethel College 26 to 7 in McKenzie Tennessee.
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Poplar Bluff
Kennett
Cape Indians
Warrensburg
State College Indians
Cape Girardeau
Warrensburg State College Mules
Indians
Perryville
Cape Cape Girardeau
Hayti
Charleston
Jackson
Ilimo-Fornfelt
Risco
Ilimo- Fornfelt
Fredericktown
Chaffee
Chaffee Red Devils
Malden
Dexter Dexter
Malden Green Waves
Dexter
Dexter Bearcats
Caruthersville
Portageville
Tigers
Baptist College
Tennessee
Missouri Baptist College of
Sikeston High School News highlights and activities
R J Genins named president at Cape Girardeau meeting of the Department of Secondary School Principals. Michael Lewis elected dramatics club president with secretary Pat Letsinger. a constitution was adopted. Future Homemakers of America re elected officers Betty Lou Jones, Carolyn Jackson, Patsy Clayton, Glenda Garner, Dorothy Cornelius. Fire drills set records for speed. Dog House stand grossed $299.17. mustard, hot dogs, cakes, sodas, and popcorn sold in large quantities. Martha Howard Jones and Irene Van Bibber sponsor respective groups.
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R. J. Genins
Prinpal
Cape Girardeau
Genins
R. L. Sheets
Cape Central
W. V. Hill
Jackson
Carleton Fullbright
Michael Lewis
Pat Letsinger
Barbara Turner
Glenda Humphrey
Bill Berry
Carolyn Jackson
Eddie McAmis
Mary Ann Hayden
Martha Howard Jones
Homemakers of America
Betty Lou Jones
Patsy Clayton
Glenda Garner
Dorothy Cornelius
Irene van Bibber
Rehearsals for Sikeston Benefit Play Planned
Rehearsals are underway for the home talent benefit play Pure As the Driven Snow or A Working Girl's Secret to be staged at Sikeston Armory on Tuesday October 25 at 8 pm. The show, directed by William Marsh of the Order of the Eastern Star, raises funds for a new Masonic Temple with tickets from any Order member or Miss Eleanor Hahn at Bank of Sikeston.
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Order of the Eastern Star
Sikeston Armory
William Marsh
Sikeston Folks
Masonic Temple
Order
Eleanor Hahn
Bank of Sikeston
Order of Eastern Star
Insurance Money for Public Schools Notice
Fragmented ad style notice references insurance money for public schools and canned foods. Mentions Lair's baugh and Mrs Herold Lane with unclear pricing terms. It reads like a stray classifieds fragment from an old paper page without clear dates or entities.
Reading specialist to visit Sikeston for teachers meeting
Miss Lillia Sisney reading specialist of Scott Foreman Company will be in Sikeston all day Monday to advise teachers on reading problems. A meeting for grades one through seven will be held at Bailey School at 3:15 pm to discuss issues with the local reading program.
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Lillia Sisney
Scott Foreman Company
Sikeston
Bailey School
Student Council weighs gym curtains purchase and Lost-and-Found
At Monday’s meeting the council discussed buying darkening curtains for the gymnasium and voted to sponsor once more a Lost-and-Found Department.
Extension course offered to Sikeston teachers
Eighteen Sikeston teachers met with instructor Charles Cooper on Thursday October 6 to begin a study program. Those who complete the work will receive three hours college credit.
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Sikeston
Charles Cooper
Mrs. Patterson Resigns as Secretary to Supt Van Bibber
Mrs Keith Patterson resigns as secretary to Superintendent Van Bibber to join her husband in Port Angeles Washington Miss Nedra Vaughn will fill the position vacated by Mrs Patterson
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Keith Patterson
van Bibber
Port Angeles
Washington
Nedra Vaughn
Patterson
Faculty to hear former Georgia governor at Cape Girardeau
Faculty members at the district teachers meeting in Cape Girardeau will hear Ellis Arnall, former Georgia governor, speak on The Realization of Tomorrow. Humorist James E Gheen will present An Intelligence Test.
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Cape Girardeau
Ellis Arnall
James E. Gheen
Georgia
James E
Gheen
Principal Panel At District Meet In Cape Girardeau
Miss Dorothea Miller supervisor of grade schools joins a five member panel on the elementary principals program at the District Meet in Cape Girardeau tomorrow. Miller will discuss her greatest problem as a principal and the method used to handle it.
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Dorothea Miller
Cape Girardeau
Support prices for cottonseed announced
CCC officials say cotton seed bought under the purchase program or products processed from such seed will be resold in the domestic market only at prices covering the full cost of the program. Committees arrange transportation from gins to storage points and supervise all other purchase program aspects. Beautiful table lamps offered at $3.95 at Lair's.
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Mittees
CCC
Fined for killing ducks out of season in Missouri court
In Cape Girardeau federal court Judge Rubey Hulen fined Howard E. Crisler and Herman A. Crisler of New Madrid $1,500 total after guilty pleas for illegal hunting. Each man must pay $750. They were found March 6 with 24 mallards and two wood ducks, with $58 per bird as the possession penalty.
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Cape Girardeau
Rubey Hulen
Howard E
Herman A. Crisler
Brothers
New Madrid
City records list numerous new residences across subdivisions
The city publishes a continued list of new homes with five to seven rooms. Notable entries include McCcmily subdivision with five rooms, Branum and East Gilng streets, and addresses on Broadway and Missouri avenues. Names appear repeatedly such as E G Gilmore, Andy Kapler, and Lawrence Kinsey, among others, reflecting widespread homebuilding activity.
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Richard O. Deweese
McCcmily
Semo Obstruction Company
Milford Estes
North Sides
Andy Kapler
Alvis T. Francis
Jones Avis Vision
Cline Abtes
A. T. Freeman
East Gilng. Street
E. E. Ziegeremm
D. W. Gilmore
West Side
E. G. Gilmore
East Side
Man
James L. Kindle
Kala Greenlee
Lawrence Kinsey
Siesouri Avenue
Leommi Greenlee
Alberta Gray
Hardin Street
Am Chaney
Arma Denton
Elmer H. Pryor
East Sae Broadway
Gree Brothers
Luther Stropp
East Kathlagg
Laura Sutterfield
Broadway
Grease Brothers
Wyatt H. Thomas
Greelim Brothers
Delwood R. Vinson
West Safe Bramum
S. R. Winsym
J. B. Wallace
Bram
Clayton Addition
Sm. Vinson
Closs Ward
North Side
Usuim ‘Homa
Howard Ward
Alex Waters
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