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Newspaper

Sikeston Herald

Location

Sikeston, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Oct 27, 1949

Page

4

Woman Judge Camille Kelley to Speak at Scott County Day

Memphis judge Camille Kelley, a pioneering jurist, will headline Scott County Achievement Day at Benton School Gym on November 16. The event includes student assemblies, club exhibits, floral demonstrations, and a penny drive supporting home economics outreach abroad.

Memphis Scott County Camille Kelley Benton School Judge Kelley State College Cape Girardeau Benton Commerce Blodgett Durchrstadt Rockview Salcedo Miner Imo McMulla Morley Oran State Council Clem Ransom Tom B Stroup Jack Limbaugh Julian Streeter James Abernathy Salcedo Club W F Woehlecke Sikeston Fl Missouri Iowa L. T. Marshall E. R. Raster G. R. Shanley Diehlstadt Norval Cannon Benton Club A. C McMullin Hickman Kate Streeter

Judge Kelley profile and achievements highlighted

A feature on Judge Kelley detailing her speaking at achievement day for the Department of Justice, her role on the permanent Committee for Motion Pictures Press and Radio, her book Delinquent Angels, and numerous honors. It notes awards such as the 1942 Scroll of Honor, 1947 Woman of the Year in Memphis, and a 1947 Doctor of Civil Law honorary degree plus portraits in state capitol and Brooks Memorial Art Gallery.

Department of Justice Judge Kelley United States Federated Clubs of America Memphis Mary Pickford Hollywood Women’s Forum New York Times Philadelpha Bulletin Cosmopolitan True Detective London Southwestern University State Capitol Nashville Tennet Tennessee Historical Commission Kelley Capitol Abel G Warshawsky Brooks Memorial Art Gallery Tonn Who's Who In America International

Binaggio Rising Heir to Pendergast in Missouri

Collier's reports a new underworld influence in Missouri led by Charles Binaggio in Kansas City Saint Louis and Jefferson City. The piece says Binaggio leverages political clout through the Central Democratic Committee and seeks a U S Senate candidate while linking to the Pendergast machine and gambling networks.

Missouri Collier’s Magazine State Kansas City Collier's Magazine Charles Binagpie Underworld Collier’s Lester Velie Binnagio Pendergast Binaggio Jim Pendergast K. C Saint Louis Saint Joseph Velie Jefferson City Public Service Commission Central Democratic Committee United States Senate Chicago New York Kansas Nebraska Oklahoma Iowa Johnny Lazia Green Hills

Political education advocate joins Democratic campaigns

The speaker, a Protestant who has served on the Speaker's Committee for the Democratic presidential candidate in multiple national campaigns, champions Webster's definition of politics as the science and art of government and believes teaching politics honestly to youth will foster leadership and citizenship.

Ocrat United States Webster

Hunting Pheasants in South Dakota

Several Sikeston men who went pheasant hunting at Miller South Dakota last week say that is the place to go for luck. The party included Steve Penrod Miles Limbaugh Dr Chester Limbaugh and T EB Yeargain. Dr W W Crites of Jackson joined them. Others from Sikeston are in Dallas South Carolina this week hoping for similar luck. They left last Saturday and return Sunday. The travelers are Dr H A Dunaway Fremont Goetz J F Cox Sr J F Cox Jr and J T Palmer with C E Fowler of Kennett. Telephone your news to The Herald. Phones 74 or 75.

Sikeston Miller S. D Steve Penrod Miles Limbaugh Chester Limbaugh T. EB W. W Crites Jackson Dallas S. C H. A. Dunaway Freemont Goetz J. F. Cox Sr J F Cox Jr J. T Palmer C. E Fowler Kennett

Annual Missouri Farm Bureau session in Jefferson City

The thirty fifth annual Missouri Farm Bureau Federation session will run November 2 3 and 4 in Jefferson City with about 500 representatives from 74 counties. It includes Farm Bureau business meetings two affiliated companies livestock marketing membership and home and community conferences plus a rural youth talk contest opening a path to the national Chicago event. Notable speakers include Harry Bryson Roger Fleming True Morse O R Johnson Wilbur Coulins Dr C E Lemon and Dr C Souter Smith.

Missouri Farm Bureau Federation Jefferson City H. S. Slusher Farm Bureau Missouri Farm Bureau Service Company of Missouri Farm Bureau Mutual Insurance Company of Missouri State Federation Chicago Harry Bryson American Farm Bureau Federation Roger Fleming Washington A.F.B.F True Morse Doane Agriculture Service St. Louis O. R. Johnson University of Missouri Wilbur Coulins American Meat Institute C. E. Lemon Columbia Christian Church C. Souter Smith Springfield

Red Cross District Meetings Held in Cape Girardeau

Charles H. Boyce and others attended a district Red Cross meeting at the Presbyterian church in Cape Girardeau with sessions on chapter administration volunteer services preparedness and home nursing. Tom Hawk spoke on public relations. Donnell later attended a district secretaries meeting at the chapter office with policy discussions.

Charles H. Boyce Joe McCord Gray Margaret Donnell Scott County American Red Cross Red Cross Presbyterian Church Cape Girardeau William Schwertzer American National Red Cross St. Louis Tom Hawk Mid-western Area Miss Donnell Mr. Schwertzer Arthur Jackson

Bacon Cups Morning Egg Cups in Bacon Molds

A simple breakfast idea suggests cooking bacon until translucent then lining muffin pans with the strips. An egg is placed in each bacon cup, seasoned with salt and pepper, and baked at 300 F for about 15 minutes.

Missouri Society for Crippled Children Meets in Jefferson City

Mrs. Clinton Scott attended the annual Missouri Society for Crippled Children and Adults meeting in Jefferson City last Friday and Saturday. Stanley Sayler of Kansas City was elected president, with officers including James K. Cook, Mrs. John A. Haskell, and Dr. Frederick A. Jones. Distinctions were awarded to several members for distinguished service to crippled children.

Clinton Scott Missouri Society For Crippled Children Jefferson City Scott Scott County Society Missouri Stanley Sayler Kansas City The Missouri Society Archer O'Reilly Jr St. Louis Myr. Sayler David S. Long Harrisonville James K. Cook Springfield Lucy Elliott John C. Tobin Frederick A. Jostes Archer O’reilly Jr

The Heralds Greeting Card Sale Worth Your Satisfaction

The Herald promotes its long history of selling holiday greeting cards and advertises dependable service and customer satisfaction. It emphasizes buying from The Herald for reliable product quality and support.

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