Morley News HUNTER AND BULLETIN Hints of Holiday Breaks and School News
Morley students note two Missouri public school breaks for teachers meeting in Cape and upcoming Thanksgiving and Christmas. F H A plans for Sub-District meeting at Gray Ridge on Nov 2, with entire chapter attending. Basketball schedule pending, attendance good, cotton harvest reduces class disruption, students catching up in bookkeeping and typing.
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Missouri
Cape
F.H.A
F. H.A
Gray Ridge
Be a Good Guest some are cutting Stencils Reporter Earl E Foster
Earl E Foster reports on a local feature about etiquette and workshop activities as residents practice stencil cutting and guest manners in community spaces. The piece notes participation by neighbors and highlights collaborative crafts and shared spaces.
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Earl E. Foster
New Madrid Library Bookmobile Returns to Schools
New Madrid County Library resumes its school stops with the Bookmobile welcoming cheers from students. Reading tables and new chairs enhance the reading area as staff add three reading tables and several chairs. New books include The Wreck of the Mary Deare and Search for Eden with notes on modern values and moral reflection.
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New Madrid
Hammond Innes
Ushant
Biscay
Eden
Gladys Zehnpfenning
Half Million Accident Free Driving Miles Recognized
Post Office employees received Safe Driving Awards from Postmaster Pleas Malcolm for more than 500000 miles of accident free driving. Luther Moore and Frank E. Sibley Jr. led with 11 years rural routes, Louis Spivey and Jerry White followed in years and miles, while others logged four years or more without accidents. The awards include a lapel pin and card. duration resets after an accident.
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Malcolm
Luther E. Moore
Louis Spivey
Jerry W. White
Albert I. Seiler
Robert O. Struwe
Walter E. Bizzell
Frank E. Sibley Jr
John M. Scarbrough
Post Office
Luther £. Moore
S. Stoddard Street
Sileston
Rt. 2
Clayton Street
Albert T. Seiler
Carroll Street
Robert ©. Struwe
Ruth Street
Wallace
Fisher and friends appear in Missouri gatherings
Bertrand News notes several Springfield and Diehlstadt residents at nearby events. Mr. and Mrs. Lee Fisher visited Frank Elliott. Mrs. Fenimore and Mrs. Hunter attended a homemakers club in Diehlstadt. Mrs. Hannan planned a visit in Arkansas. Mrs. Presnell and Mrs. Fenimore attended a speaking event in Cape Girardeau. Families from St Louis Festus and Cane Gueden spent weekends with relatives in the area.
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Lee Fisher
Springfield
Frank Elliott
G. W. Fenimore
Andy Hunter
Homemakers Club
Roy Colliflower
Diehlstadt
W. A. Hannan
Robert Hardwick
Morriston, Ark
C. C. Presnell
G . Fenimore
Cape Girardeau
Buddy Pulliam
St. Louis
Garland Grooms
Festus
Edd Sweet
Albert Coelker
Eli McDowell
Fruitland
James Sweet
Norfolk
Hardy Sweet
Ora Lee Maxwell
Gus Schmudt
Cane Gueden
Clara Bangert
4 H Club Congress Draws 1000 Plus Youth Delegates
More than 100 boys and girls from 48 states plus Alaska Hawaii and Puerto Rico will attend the 1956 National 4-H Club Congress with an all expense trip and state sectional and national awards. Immediate rewards include 212 college scholarships bonds totaling 12500 and 5700 in cash. The program supports about 360000 yearly in awards funded by the National Committee on Boys and Girls Club Work Cooperative Extension Service and sponsors including Ford General Mills and Sears Roebuck among others.
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Alaska
Hawaii
Puerto Rico
Guy L. Noble
National Committee On Boys and Girls
National Committee On
United States
Charles R. Walgreen
Thos. E. Wilson
Edward Foss Wilson
Ford Motor Co
Olin Mathieson Chemical Corp
International Harvester
Sandard Brands
Kerr Glasa Mfg
Coats & Clark, Inc
Lare
General Mills
Carnation Co
Simplicity Pattern Co
Westinghouse Educational Foundation
Hercules Powder Co
Arcadian Products
Allied Chemical & Dye Corp
Kelvinator
American Motors
American Forest Products Industries
Whirlpool- Seeter Corp
Tractor Group
Allis-Chalmers
Montgomery Ward
Eli Lilly & Co
Sears- Roebuck Foundation
U.S. Rubber Co
General Motors
Singer Sewing Machine Co
Firestone Tire & Rubber
American Oi
General Petroleum
Pan-An Southern Corp
Standard Oil Foundation
Standard QuilitKv
Standard Oil Chiet
Stanolind Foundation
Utah Oi Refining
Wm. Wrigley Jr. Co
Pure Oil Co
Colzate- Palmolive
Conrad Hilton Hotel
Elgin National Watch
Massey- Harris-Ferguson
Santa Fe
Chicago & North Western
Chicago Rock Island & Pacific
Ilinois Central Railroad
Chicago Board of Trade
Service of Co
Cudahe Paoling Con
Sunbeam Corp
Armour & Co
Former Charleston man dies in Arizona accident
Billie E Milc liner 25 died in an accident at Roll Arizona on October 17. Born at Wyatt later adopted by Daniel Watson and lived in Charleston. He served six years in the U. S. Army stationed at Camp Polk Louisiana and may have been on duty at Roll. Body to be brought to Nunnelee Funeral Home. Funeral arrangements pending. Eisenhower admin touted as building military power and saving $10 billion in three years.
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Charleston
Billie E. Milcliner
Rell
Ariz
Wyatt
Daniel Watson
Mr. Watson
Cecil Watson
U.S. Army
Camp Polk
Nunnelee Funeral Home
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