Halloween Party for Women’s Junior Chamber
Members of the Women’s Junior Chamber of Commerce plan a Halloween party on Tuesday night October 28 at Dr. and Mrs W S Sidwell residence 204 South Kingshighway. The group recently held a membership contest with the losing side to entertain the winners at the party. Entertainment committee members include Mrs Meredith Lee Mrs Joe Sidwell Mrs Eli Ethridge Miss Sally Husher and Miss Mary D Proctor.
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Women's Junior Chamber of Commerce
W. S. Sidwell
South Kingshighway
Meredith Lee
Joe Sidwell
Eli Ethridge
Sally Husher
Mary D. Proctor
Self Improvement Program At Civic Club Meeting
A Woman's Civic Club meeting in the library auditorium featured talks on Beauty Culture Style and Dress and Service to the Community. Mrs Keith Collins presided with assistants Mrs Val Sharp Mrs William Hopkins and Mrs A W Swacker. Singers included Mrs Charles Allen Cook with Mrs Tom Allen. Delegates to the Ninth District Federated Clubs report were presented. Four new members were admitted: Mrs John D Hux Mrs John Bryan Mrs G M Fowler and Mrs Virgill Proffitt. Hostesses were Mrs S W Barton Mrs A B Woodbury and Mrs J E Moore Jr.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Civic Club
Keith Collins
Val Sharp
William Hopkins
A. W. Swacker
Charles Allen Cook
Tom Allen
Federated Women’s Clubs
Malden
Paul Kinder
Alfred Graut
S. W. Barton
A. B. Woodbury
J. E. Moore Jr
Woman's Club to Meet October 28 in Sikeston
The Sikeston Woman's Club will meet at 1:00 PM Tuesday, October 28, at the public library. Mrs. J. W. Foley, president, will lead the program on Public Welfare with Mrs. Sayers Tanner as leader. Hostesses will be Mesdames R. A. Harper, L. H. Holenbeck and C. T. Old. A report on the Ninth District Meeting held October 14–15 in Malden will be given.
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Sikeston Woman's Club
J. W. Foley
Co-Workers Prepare Annual Kraut Dinner Event
Members of the Co-Workers Society meet at Mrs. C. D. Matthews Jr. home Friday morning to make kraut for the upcoming annual kraut dinner. At the White Elephant sale on Tuesday at Mrs. C. H. Denman's West Gladys Street home, proceeds exceeded $10. Society president Mrs. Roy V. Ellise oversaw the meeting with auctioneer Mrs. L. F. Hatfield assisting.
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Co-Workers Society
C. D. Matthews Jr
C. H. Denman
West Gladys Street
Roy V. Ellise
L. F. Hatfield
Committees Named by Legion Auxiliary at Armory Meeting
At the regular American Legion Auxiliary meeting in the Armory the new president Mrs C H Butler appointed committee chairs for junior activities memorship rehabilitation legislature Americanism education of war orphans Poppy Day finance flowers and gifts to hospital sympathy Red Cross reporter publicity entertainment parliamentarian calling hostess reporter and other posts. The Auxiliary will serve the dinner for the Boy Scout boosters next Tuesday night at the Armory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Legion Auxiliary
Armory
C. H. Butler
Id Schillig
Ben Welter
Earl Malone
Roger Bailey
Harry Dudley
Nathan Yoffe
Poppy Day
Alvie Garner
C. C. Cummins
Hospital
James Kevil
Red Cross
C. L. Malone
R. H. Wagner
Ben Matthews
C. L. Blanton, Sr
J. N. Hitchcock
Loomis Mayfield
Boy Scout ‘S‘boosters
Study Group to Discuss Versailles Treaty at Library
The International Relations Group of the American Association of University Women will meet at 7:30 tonight at the Sikeston public library. Miss Adilda McCord directs a round table discussion on the Versailles Treaty.
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American Association of University Women
Sikeston Public Library
Adilda McCord
Lions Club Halloween Dance Planned at Hudson's Cafe
At a Lions Club meeting president Charles Dement formed committees for a Halloween dance to raise funds for underprivileged children. Roles include floor management, set ups and drinks, ticketing, door, and master of ceremonies. Twenty eight members attended. Next meeting slated for Tuesday October 28 with Boy Scout workers at the Armory.
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Lions Club
Hudson’s Cafe
Charles Dement
Milburn Arbaugh
Loomis Mayfield
Paul Ferrell
Wayne Bess
A. M. Jackson
Emanuel Schorle
M. M. Beck
Clay Mitchell
Herb Walton
Ralph Reid
B. B. Tatum
John Powell
Edward Fuchs
Ernest Harper
Dement
C. H. Butler
O. T. Elder
Ernest Kellett
Herbert Walton
John Hauss
American Legion Post To Meet On October 27
The Henry Meldrum Post of the American Legion will meet Monday night at 7 30 at the Armory. Post commander W O Carroll will preside and lead the gathering with the usual post business and plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Legion
Henry Meldrum
W.O. Carroll
Lena Matthews Hosts Bridge Club at Greer Avenue
Miss Lena Matthews entertained her bridge club Monday night at her Greer avenue home.
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Lena Matthews
Greer Avenue
Cape Girardeau Girl to Wed W B Malone Jr
Miss Marie Esther Rigdon will wed W B Malone Jr of Sikeston in a single ring ceremony at the bride's Cape Girardeau home October 28. Rev Murphy will officiate in St Vincent's Church. Attendants include Anne Rigdon, Margaret Mary Rigdon, Kathryn Harris, Daniel Malone, Francis Rigdon, and Jack Yount Jr. The couple will honeymoon then reside on South Kingshighway. Malone runs Malone's Drug Store. Rigdon is a former Washington School teacher and State College graduate.
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Marie Esther Rigdon
W. B. Malone Jr
Sikeston
J. A. Rigdon
Louisiana Avenue
Cape Girardeau
Rev. Murphy
St. Vincent’s Catholic Church
Miss Rigdon
Anne Rigdon
St. Louis
Margaret Mary Rigdon
Kathryn Harris
Malone
Sgt
Daniel Malone
Camp Robinson
Ark
Francis Rigdon
Jack Yount Jr
South Kingshighway
Ruth Malone
Sikeston High School
Bowen's School of Pharmacy
Brunswick, Mo
Malone’s
State College
University of Wisconsin
Madison
Wis
Washington School
Halloween Party Planned by W B A Members
A Halloween party led by Mrs. Allea Puckett, president of the local Woman's Benefit Association review, is set for Monday night October 27. Members will attend in costume and masked with games and contests planned under Mrs. Leslie Ruister. All members are urged to attend the enjoyable evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allea Puckett
Woman's Benefit Association
Leslie Ruister
Softball Profit Report From Junior Chamber Meeting
At Hudson's Cafe Tuesday night the Junior Chamber of Commerce heard a softball season report showing a $40 profit. Kendall Sikes and P. J. Ponder led game arrangements. a committee of G. C. Baker Jr. and P. J. Ponder Jr. will oversee the school lunchroom project. Thirty four entries have been filed in the contest for civic ideas since it began. Eighteen members and one guest, Frank Mortier, attended. Mortier is the new assistant manager at J. C. Penney Store.
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Junior Chamber of Commerce
Hudson’s Cafe
Kendall Sikes
P. J. Ponder
G. C. Baker Jr
P. J. Ponder Jr
Organization For New Ideas For Civic Improvement
Frank Mortier
Mortier
J. C. Penny Store
Sikeston Kiwanis Delegates Report District Meeting
Kiwanis club delegates John Sutterfield Dr B L McMullin and George W Kirk reported on the Mo Kan Ark Kiwanis district gathering held at Excelsior Springs with large attendance. Kirk was re elected treasurer. next annual meet set for Hot Springs Ark. Attendance pins awarded for 1 4 years. Halloween party Oct 31 and club birthday Nov 21 planned. next meeting Oct 24 at Palace Cafe.
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Mo.Kan.-Ark
Kiwanis
Sikeston Club
John A. Sutterfield
B. L. McMullin
George W. Kirk
Excelsior Springs
Kirk
Tri-State
Hot Springs
Ark
E. O. Defield
Paul E. Brown
R. A. Harper
Frank Mount
J. A. Sutterfield
Marion Tomerlin
L. M. Shandley
Webster Society Rush Party At State College Cape Girardeau
At a Webster Literary Society rush party in Webster Hall Cape Girardeau State College about 150 boys attended Monday night Bill Hopkins former president gave the principal address Attendees included Sikeston students Bill Bess Carroll Owen Alex Waters John Ponder and P D Allen who will take part in Rush Week
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Webster Literary Society
Webster Hall
State College
Cape Girardeau
Bill Hopkins
Sikeston
Bill Bess
Carroll Owen
Alex Waters
John Ponder
P. D. Allen
Beach Styles to Cover More at Morel Beach
Los Angeles fashion leaders forecast next summers beach styles with more modest coverage. A highlighted playsuit features a long shirt shaping modest overlayer for a Jersey outfit while slimmed down swimsuits pair with bra and shorts for water use only.
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Los Angeles
Cal
Milady
California
Jersey
New Muff Bags Gain Popularity This Season
With the coat season at hand muff bags rise in affordable fashion. Most are large and adhere to safe styling. Broadcast finishes prevail over suede and black dominates untrimmed bags while brown also remains strong. Fur trims favor brown furs like beaver mink tails and mouton over black with silver fox and Persian trims.
Tender squash need frost protection in fields
Squash are very tender and easily injured by frost so cover them in the field. Allow fruit to harden in the field and then remove from the vines without breaking the stems to prevent damage.
Many Fail to Claim Old Age Insurance in Missouri
Unawareness of Federal Old Age and Survivors Insurance leavesMissouri residents thousands in unclaimed benefits. Social Security Board Cape Girardeau manager Virdon W. Taylor notes many eligible persons, especially widows and orphans, have not filed. The board now pays monthly to qualified retired workers, spouses, widows, orphans, and some dependent aged parents. Write for booklet No 35, Old Age and Survivors Insurance for Workers and their Families, mailed free.
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Missouri
Virdon W. Taylor
Social Security Board
Cape Girardeau
Taylor
New luggage material replaces leather in luggage
A new synthetic luggage material, designed to replace certain leathers, is reported to resemble alligator and rawhide. It is said to have exceptional strength and withstand fire and scratch tests without visible damage. Luggage using this material is bound with elkhide, features modern design, and comes in nine sizes.
Christmas Hors d oeuvres: asparagus ham with cheese sauce
A festive luncheon idea combines asparagus tips and frizzled ham in a nippy cheese sauce served on crisp toast points for a holiday bite.
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Jaycees
Woman’s Club
Legion Auxiliary
THE
Sikeston Laundry
Sikeston Kiwanians
Webster Society
Butler’s
Butler’s Corner Grocery
Bailey & Bailey Attorneys-at-Law
Room
McCoy-Tanner Bldg
Sikeston, Mo
Applegate Bldg
Phone
Robert A. Dempster
McCoy-Tanner Building
E. J. Menstedt
Front Street
Merlin G. Anderson
Derris Malcolm
Howard A. Dunaway
Stallcup
F. L. Sisso
North Kingshighway
Optometry
W. M. Sidwell
Optometrist
Sikeston, Moo
America
Rock Inn
W. F. Bell
Highway 61
Tanner Street
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