Methodists Plan Special Crusade At St Louis Conference
At the St Louis Conference of Methodist churches held at St John’s in St Louis last week the Crusade for Christ was outlined with a five point program to fund reconstruction at home and abroad, expand church schools, evangelize, and strengthen church finances. The plan cites 25 million dollars as modest next to WWII costs and emphasizes youth outreach as a top goal. The article notes a visit to the Methodist Orphans Home and lists numerous pastoral appointments across districts.
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St. Louis
Methodist Orphans Home
Maryland Avenue
R L Duckworth
Methodist
Sikeston High remembers war veteran visit and student program
Sikeston High School students heard Marine Corps private first class Rolland Moll recount battles from Guadalcanal to Tinian during a home room program arranged by Peggy Caverno and Nell Dodd. Moll spoke of casualties and prisoners at Tarawa and Saipan and noted malaria and future stationing in Oregon. The school aims to add names of service members to the honor roll.
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Pfe. Rolland Moll
Marine Corps
Guadalcanal
Tarawa
Saipan
Tinian
Pfe. Moll
S H
Second Marine Division
Klamath Falls
Oregon
South Pacific
SH &S
Wanda Gail Richards
Counci
Gustine Tinder Named Feature Editor at Bull Day Barker
Gustine Tinder was appointed this week by Miss Lenda Corbin sponsor of the Barker to join the Bull Day Barker as feature editor. The move expands the executive staff as Tinder steps into the editing role.
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Gustine Tinder
Lenda Corbin
Sikeston Bulldogs Fall to Caruthersville In Close Grid Loss
Sikeston high school football lost 6 to 0 at Caruthersville after a first quarter score, as the heavier opponents overpowered the Bulldogs. Several Sikeston players were briefly injured but returned to play. The team now travels to Portageville, seen as equally tough, for the next game.
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Sikeston
Caruthersville
District Football Scores Reported Across Districts
Jackson led Dexter 25 to 0 while Charleston defeated East Prairie 20 to 0 Cape Central beat Cairo 6 to 0 and Poplar Bluff overwhelmed Kennett 33 to 0 in district football action across multiple matchups.
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Cape Girardeau
Advance
D. C
Bell City
J. A. Norrid
Benton
T. L Bess
Bertrand Blougett
J. J. Willis
Chaffee
G. C. Aldridge
Charleston
J. C. Montgomery
Ralph H. Dodson
Commerce
G. M. Teeter
East
East Fornfelt, M. A. Garrison; Gordonville, J. T. Evitts; Hayward, G. N. Gaines
Mmo
Walt E B. Hill
Jackson
S. BE. Stringham
Kewanee- Matthews
A. H. Daniel
Lalbourn
H. L. Wagner
Morehouse
M. A. Massey
Morley
Arthur Fulbright
New Madrid
A D. Rankin
Oak Ridge
Chester
Pulliam
Oran
J. C. Reid
Portageville
J B. Jordan
Sikeston
E. W. Bartley
Whitewater
Supgomery
J. B. Jordan
J. T. Evitts
Poplar Bluff
E. E White
Acorn Ridge
Bloomfield
Sam Pulliam
Braggadocia-Bragg City
Campbell
W. M. Edwards
Caruthersville
H. M. Nance
Cooter
Puxico
W. A. Fulbright
Senath
T. R. Rorie Jr
Steele Holland
Marvin Niblick
Williamsville
D. B. Kazee
C. E. Yoes
Farmington
R B Kimbrell
Fredericktown
F. M. Love
M. A. Myers
Iron
Centenary
Archie N. Holt
Army
Center
J W Miller
Ironton
W N Ware
Silas L Weems
Dexter
East Praire
Cape Central
Cairo
Kennett
Man Fined $25 for Interfering with Cop
Fred Jackson faced charges of drinking and interfering with an officer in the discharge of duty. He was fined $25 by Police Judge Frank Smith after arrest by Police Chief Harold Wallace following an attempt by Officer Sherman Herrell to bring him in.
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Fred Jackson
Frank Smith Jackson
Harold Wallace
Sherman Herrell
Notify The Herald If Paper Is Missed Delivery Notice
Readers are urged to notify The Herald immediately if a copy is missed by carrier or mail so delivery can be arranged. The Herald aims for 100 percent delivery and is published each Thursday after noon, with copies delivered by carrier or placed in the post.
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Herald
Equipment firm worker injured in fall from truck
Joe Harris, a Fabick Bros. Equipment Company service man, was injured after falling from a truck several days ago. Initial fears of serious injury gave way to the assessment that his injuries are superficial.
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Joe Harris
Fabick Bros. Equipment Company
Mr. Harris
Accident near Lilbourn on job site claims worker
A workman was injured in an accident on a job site near Lilbourn. The incident occurred during ongoing work and authorities are investigating. The worker was taken for medical treatment with details pending.
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Lilbourn
Rubber street tests show London paving in excellent shape
Department of Commerce reports tests on a rubber sample from a London street paved about three years ago indicate the street is holding up well. A section of a busy northern England street also paved with rubber is described in the same report.
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Department of Commerce
London
England
Rubber 11 Years On In Good Condition Today
A report notes that rubber dated 11 years ago remains in good condition today, indicating continued quality or usefulness despite the elapsed time. The item’s exact origin, originator, and context are not specified in the readable fragment.
Littell's Liquid relief for skin irritations and bites
An aid in relieving itching from minor skin irritations prickly heat eczema and bites of non poisonous insects. Priced at 50 cents. Available in all drug stores.
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Ivan Lee Holt
The
Bailey & Bailey Attorneys-at-Law
McCoy-Tanner Bldg
Sikeston, MO
George W. Kirk
Applegate Bldg
B. J. Menstedt
Front Street
Howard A. Dunaway
McCoy-Tanner Building
B. L. McMullin
Stallcup
F. L. Sisson
North Kingshighway
Optometry
W. S. Sidwell
O. D
McCoy-Tanner
Welsh Funeral Home
Home of
Distinctive Service
Sikeston High School News
Sikeston High School
Man
Cop
Lvngion
Roberts
Sroshogi
Littell
Walgreen Agency
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