Missouri Press Association To Convene 91st Annual Session
Missouri Press Association will hold its 91st annual convention in Columbia this week. Notable participants include L Blanton, H Denman, J G Morgan, M N White, and L Simpson. The two day program features memorial services, debates on the Audit Bureau of Circulations, panel discussions on costs and anniversaries, and a banquet with Dr W Felston Christopher delivering the invocation. Senator Stuart Symington and E Clinton Daniel Jr of the New York Times are among speakers.
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Missouri Press Association
L. Blanton
H. Denman
Cheries L. Blenton, Jr
Sikeston Scandera
Columbia
Dex
3Uissou Press Associaton
Blanton
Audit Bureau of Circulations
Howard Hill
Richmond News
J. G. Morgan
Unionville Republian
M. N. White
Canton Daur Democrat
Tilghman
Pleasent Hill Times
Men of Sikeston C
Denmen
Sikeston Herald
L. Suimpson
Holden
The
Associaton
Frany
Stuart Symington
E. Clinton Daniel Jr
New York Times
John Hert Fatelle
Democrat - Leader
J. W. Rockwell
Marceline News
Frank Farmer
Sweet Springs Herald
Edward Soxers
Rolla Daii News
Warne Freeman
Bowling Green Times
Joe Western
Odessa Odessan
Wallace Vernon
Eldon
Eldon Advertiser
L. Doral Firma
Ilssonian
Cal
James Hirkpatrick
Windsor
Kenneth Love
Sedalicatal - Democrat
E. N. Perton Times
Phil Bonn
Canad
Consonition Trioute
Marios
Hamilton
Hamitonian
Simpson Wil
Fion Daniel
Cizb
Modereior
Jac Zimmerman
Willow Spring News
A. A. Steinbeck
Crow Frent En Co. Tribune
Court House
Ben
F. Weir
Nevada Daily Maul
C. W. Crawmore
Manrionville Free Press
Charles Deiter
Wellsville Optucn News
Mark Thomson
St. Charles Banner - News
Robert Bowling
Sturgeon Leader
Robert Vickery
Salem News
A. B.C
Association
Towers Club
W. L. Simpson
Clint H. Denman
Mrr. Bray
Alan C_ WiIntosh
Twanon
United State
Broun
Alaude Freeland
University of Missouri
Frank Heck
Missouri Press Service
Missouri
Trianon
Simpson
W. Felston Christopher
Presbytery of
Kansas City
Billy Papon
Earl Morgan
Jammy Wright
Prince of the Banjo
Lucille Elmore
Earl Coleman
Joan Saitel
Morehouse Baptist Church News and Community Events
Morehouse items cover a Busy schedule at the First Baptist Church including a Junior Girls meeting, Homecoming Sunday plans with basket dinner, and the dedication of the educational building. Reports note guests, family births, church programs, Royal Ambassadors, Kiwanis meeting with basketball talk, and various local visits and hospital stays.
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Arnold Hearon
Paducah
Scibe Hearon
Air
Seuaron
Beatrice Miamich
Austharmet
Fred Lamunack
First Baptist Church
Therteen
Lea Jane Crowley
Harold Bailey
G. A
Lela Jane Crowley
E .D. Owens
First Baptist Church of
Sikeston
Blodgett 4 H Club year end program at school gym
The Blodgett 4 H Club closed the year with a parents night and achievement program at the school gym. Displays covered projects in foods I and II clothing I and II woodwork field crops and tractor maintenance. Members showcased ribbons from the County Achievement and District Fair and the program featured leader introductions, demonstrations, solos, and a Moonlight Bay song finale followed by refreshments served by the foods I group with help from Mrs. Irene James.
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Jimmy Cippard
Allegance
All &H
Reno Lambert
Fletcher Withrow
Janie Galemore
Mirs
Rayhmond Galemore
Moonlight Bay
Joe Clippard
Bill Griffin
Jimmy Withrow
Mike Clippard
Wallis Clippard
Foods I
Irene James
Canalou Halloween painting contest draws Canalou pupils
The first Halloween painting contest in Canalou, sponsored by local clubs and merchants, will be held Wednesday with three age classes. Winners receive cash prizes. judges will pick images painted on store windows by students from Canalou School.
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Canalou
Canalou 44
PTA
Bert McWater
Imperial
Unicef
Janice Merriman
Simon Nelson
Mable Polk
Doris McClain
Ronald David Barnett
Terry Landers
Jerr Landers
Cheril Arlene Lowery
Linda Kay Spencer
Patricia Wilkerson
Dorothy Lee
Sheron Kas Drake
Shirley Basinger
Eddie Owens
Mary Owens
Mary Anne Merriman
Johnny Wayne Beardsley
Attendees Listed for Peter Branum Rites Sunday
Out of town mourners attended the funeral of Peter V. Branum Sunday afternoon. Names included J W Page of Memphis Tear Mrs Moody and daughter of Forrest City Ark Air and Mrs Tom Kennett and children Mr and Mrs Norman Kennett Mr and Mrs Jimmy Kenney and Mr and Mrs Sverett Kennett of LeachieArk Mr and Mrs Tom Wilkins and daughter of Charleston Mrs Tom Randol of Hornersville Hornersville Mrs Bill Branum Mrs C Branum also of Hornersville Mr and Mrs Mike Bohannon and children of Blytheville Jimmy Hall Malden Morley K B Green Little Rock Mr and Mrs Clay Miller Oran and Mrs Jack Bord Norris City TM.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter V. Branum
J. W. Page
Memphis
Tear
Wm. Moody
Forrest City
Ark
Air
Tom Kennett
Norman Kennett
Jimmy Kenaney
Sverett Kennett
Leachrike
Tom Wilkins
Charleston
Tom Randol
Hornersville
Bill Branum
C. &. Branum
Mike Bohannon
Blytheville
Jimmy Hall
Malden
Mississippi River System Tributaries Reach Vast Drainage
The Mississippi river system includes more than 40 tributaries and drains an area over 1,240,000 square miles, covering about one third of the United States. This vast watershed spans multiple states and highlights the river's immense geographic influence.
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Mississippi River
U.s
U S Metal Needs Highlight World Resource Share
The United States consumes about 40 percent of the world's nickel and tin and 45 percent of its chromium. Canada generates roughly 98 percent of its electric energy from hydropower.
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U.S
Canada
New Madrid Countians Attend State Meeting of Cancer Society
New Madrid County residents attended Missouri Division events in Jefferson Hotel for a two day state meeting of the American Cancer Society. Officers were elected to the state board and executive committee. Attendees included Mrs Roy Boeker, county chapter president, Roy Boeker campaign chairman, Paul Sherrard and Mrs Sherrard from the County Health Center. Dr Joseph L Fisher of St Joseph and Mrs K W Atkins of Hannibal spoke on duties and research papers were presented by physicians. Dr Scott Muir and Chester S Williams of New York gave main and closing addresses. Harry M Dandy outlined Missouri objectives.
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Charles William Jackson
Springfeld
Airs
H L Jackson
Morehouse
Lawerence Barere
Sssouri Dela Community Hospital
Sikeston
Emma Ford
Oris Robertson
St. Louis Sundar Miz
Arthur E. Jackson
Cape Girardeau
H. L
H. W. Bailex
Rev
H. W. Baiiex
Ode Henning
Charley Neal
J. W. Crowley
C. C. Savage
M. A. Shipman
Don Cook
Fellowship of
Ail
Royal Ambassadors
Fred Glover
New Madrid
Roy Boeker
New Madrid County
American Cancer Society
Missouri
Paul Sherrard
Sherrard
Jeferson Hotel
State Board of Directors
Joseph L. Fisher
St. Joseph
K W. Atkins
Hannibal
Ralph H. Erichsen
Kansas City
National Board of Directors
Scott Muir
New York
Chester S. Williams
Harry M. Dandy
Cancer Society
Missour
Library program to feature Marshall Yates and Bonnie Conrad
New Madrid County Library presents guests Marshall Yates and Bonnie Conrad on the Bookshelf show airing Thursday at 4 15 p m on KCRV. New books include The Sound of Thunder by Taylor Caldwell When the Bough Breaks by Otis Carney and The Gallant Mrs Stonewall by Harnett Kane.
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Marshall Yates
Bonnie Conrad
Matthews
KCRV
Taylor Caldwell
Enger
New York
Otis Carney
Bud Floyd
Debbie
Bud
Winter Wheat Acreage Sign Up Is Completed
The 1958 winter wheat acreage reserve sign up ended Oct 4 with 83 Scott County farmers adding 1471.7 acres to the Soil Bank. Aditon Gehrs, manager of the Scott County ASC office, said signers are eligible for 37723.76 in 1958 acreage reserve payments if they comply with agreements. Missouri farmers have enrolled about one tenth of their 1958 wheat allotment into the Soil Bank, qualifying for more than 87 million in government wheat payments next year. Gehrs noted that other 1958 acreage reserve programs for basic crops will be announced before next spring’s planting.
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Scott County
Aditon Gehrs
ASC
Missouri
Gehrs
Chi-Rho Fellowship Hay Ride And Picnic
The Chi-Rho youth fellowship of First Christian Church went to Felker Park for a Sunday picnic at 5 36. Attending members included Elize Denton Jim Bob Daugherty Craig Davis Wm James Floyd Presley Tabitha Presley Jerry Wilkinson and Patsy James with guests Shirley Love Shirley Adams Sara Reid Dale Walker Karen Abernathy Bill Bryan and Charlotte Bush. Counselors were Mr and Mrs Walter Powell and Bil Acord supplied the truck.
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Chi -Rho Youth Fellowship of the First Christian Church
Harmide
Felker Park
Elize Denton
Jim Bob Daugherty
Craig Davis
Wm. James
Floyd
Tabitha Presley
Jerry Wilkinson
Patsy James
Shirley Love
Shirley Adams
Sara Reid
Dale Walker
Karen Abernathy
Bill Rran
Charlotte Bush
Walter Powell
Bil Acord
For Sale Angus Bulls and Heifers at Hill Angus Farms
Rural livestock ad offers registered Angus bulls at 250.60 and heifers from Hill Angus Farms on US Highway 61 nine miles north of Sikeston. Includes contact phone 2400-We 1. TF mentions responsible person needed for vending machine service and collections, no selling. Requires car, references, and 600 working capital. Part to full time potential. local interview details ROE, P O Box 7004, Minneapolis 11, Ann. (44).
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Hamold Hill Angus Farms
U. S. Highway 61
Sikeston
Roe
P. O. Box
Ann
Help Wanted Spare Time Earnings in Sikeston
Help wanted ad offering weekly income boost of 20 to 23 dollars in spare time by delivering Rawleigh's products in Sikeston. Contact Mrs A M Shuftit at 502 Murray Lane or write Rawleigh's Memphis Tennessee Dept MOJ 1030-D.
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Rawleigh’s
Sikeston
A. M. Shuftit
Mfurrar Lane
Rawleigh
Dept
Memphis
Tenn
Help Wanted Ad for Plant Food Co Marion Ohio
Male help wanted to make 15 dollars weekly full or part time. Take orders for America's largest selling liquid fertilizer used by farmers since 1946. Lab oral profits. No investment. Write NaChurs Plant Food Co 433 Monroe St Marion Ohio. (42-44).
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America
NaChurs” Plant Food Co
Monroe St
Marion
Ohio
Income Opportunity for Local Route of Cigarette Machines
Reliable man or woman in the area can service a cigarette machine route in about five hours weekly and earn up to 275 monthly, potentially rising to 20 000 annually with support. No experience or selling required, route established. Requires 900 to 1800 cash on hand and a serviceable car. For interview, address to Box 5182 St Paul, MN.
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PeissTequi
St. Paul
Aion
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