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Newspaper
Sikeston Herald
Location
Sikeston, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Oct 25, 1956
Page
4
The piece argues the Twenty Third Psalm's enduring value and argues David wrote it to reflect a shepherd’s insight into needs of people. It compares David with Saul and contrasts biblical figures with infamous counterparts to shed light on faith and divine care.
A 1956 International Uniform Sunday School lesson notes Psalm 23 as the memory selection And contrasts David's trust in God with Shylock's pursuit of justice and vengeance The piece underscores mercy protection and eternal dwelling in the house of the Lord for the faithful It marks the lesson topic and scripture selections by the International Sunday School Lesson Committee
The Ruth Class at Fellowship Baptist Church held its monthly meeting at Edith Barrons home on Kathleen Street with a Halloween theme. Members exchanged secret pal gifts as refreshments of cupcakes and Cokes were served.
Mrs Sikes and Mrs Story of Sikes ton spoke at the Charleston Methodist Church on Friday to Mississippi county Women’s Extension Clubs. The theme was How to Preserve and Arrange Garden Flowers with each club displaying exhibits. County agent Mrs Marion Wallace announced several family ties among attendees.
Mr and Mrs Roy Lindell Beck hosted a birthday dinner at 809 Wayne Street on Sunday honoring Mrs Roy M Beck. Attending were Roy B Beck, George King and family including Patty and Mike, Marzee Walker and son Wayne, and Norvel and spouse with their son and daughter-in-law from Sikeston.
A cradle shower honored Mrs. Buzzie Goins Friday at Mrs. A. J. Nelson’s home on Maude Street with pink and blue décor. Guests included Mrs. Doyle Nelson, Mrs. Edd Nelson, Mrs. Edna Goins, and others as gifts were opened after games and refreshments.
Anette Nelson daughter of Mr and Mrs Doyle Nelson celebrated her sixth birthday Friday with a party at her Lynn Street home. After opening gifts guests enjoyed cake ice cream and sodas. Favors included gum and balloons. Attendees included Allen Kern Larry Kern Phillip Henley Carolyn Nelson Marilyn Staggs Eddie Nelson George Nelson Gina Thompson Cathy Storms Connie Bolden and several mothers were present.
John Brewer, 59, Negro resident of Smelterville near Cape Girardeau, died Saturday at 3 p.m. at his home. He was born in West Pines, Mississippi, and had lived in Smelterville about six years.
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