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A brief historical field note appears from the September 6, 1956 issue of the Sinensis Herald, with limited readable content and no clear event or person details available in the OCR fragment.
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Newspaper
Sikeston Herald
Location
Sikeston, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Sep 06, 1956
Page
9
A brief historical field note appears from the September 6, 1956 issue of the Sinensis Herald, with limited readable content and no clear event or person details available in the OCR fragment.
The August 24 ceremony at New Madrid Church united Miss Louise Cambron of Marston and Gordon Chapman of Memphis. Rev. E. Clyde preached. music by Miss Juds Neumann. Attendants included Mrs James Ragot Hicks Jr. and Miss Eert Frederick Cambron. Reception followed in the church parlor with a five tier cake. The couple departed for a southern wedding trip.
The Ruth Class of First Baptist Church met August 28 at 7:30 pm for its annual month meeting. Mrs Ronald Lee presided in Mrs George King’s absence. Officers elected: president Mrs James Kell, first VP Mrs Walter Lankford, second VP Mrs J E Butler, third VP Mrs Glenn Childers, treasurer Mrs Melvin Rodgers, secretary Mrs Jerald LaFont. Devotional on The Haven of Home. discussion highlighted the Christian home as shelter, strength, and field for growth in faith and service. Katherine Lewis won the Musical Chairs prize. Hostesses listed as Mrs J J Mouser, Mrs Matzee Walker, Mrs E Bowling, Mrs Bruce Leas, Mrs Charles Tisdell, and Mrs Richard Vaughan.
The Tanner Street Church of God Builders Class held a Friday night covered dish social at the home of Mr. and Mrs Lester Lewis. Attendees included numerous couples such as Mr. and Mrs O C Lewis and Mr. and Mrs Earl Weeks, with many others listed by name.
James E. Matthews Jr. left Tuesday for Norman Oklahoma to attend the University of Oklahoma for the upcoming school year.
Mrs. Elsie Snider hosted a lawn barbecue Saturday featuring steaks chicken potato salad baked beans sliced tomatoes iced tea lemonade and desserts. Family and friends from Charleston Forrest City Catron and Tahlequah attended with a home movie highlighting Lake of the Ozarks Rockaway Beach Taneycomo Lake Tulsa and local scenes.
The Annual Praul Delplane Reunion was held Sunday at Metropolis Illinois. Those in attendance from Sikes ton included Mrs Eva Praul Mr and Mrs Rasha Delplane Mr and Mrs Jesse Andres Mr and Mrs Bernard Cockrell and daughter Miss Pat Jones Miss Virginia Fisher Mr and Mrs Harold Williams and son Ronnie Miss Dorothy Williams Miss Kathryn Williams and Gary Williams.
Harry J Sumner 62 of Detroit died at his home Sunday from a heart attack He was born Sept 23 1893 in Novinger Missouri Survived by wife Grace Faust Sumner a brother Fred Sumner of Detroit and a nephew His body arrives at Nunnelee Funeral Home Wednesday for viewing Services Thursday at 10 a m from the Nunnelee Chapel with Rex D D Bledsoe officiating Burial will be in Oak Grove Cemetery.
The Women's Auxiliary of the Southeast Missouri County Medical Society will host a Membership Tea at Mrs. E. J. Nienstedt’s home, 505 N. Ranney, from 3 to 4 PM. Wives of Southeast Missouri doctors and Cape Medical Auxiliary members are invited. Mrs. A. B. Smith, president, will outline the year’s program plans.
Mrs. Bernie Crum was honored with a cradle shower at her Canalou home on Wednesday night August 29 hosted by Mrs. Kenneth Averett and Mrs. Rubs Blankenship. Guests enjoyed cake and punch after gifts were opened and many out of town relatives sent presents.
Admissions and discharges listed for August 31 to September 3 across Sikeston, Charleston, Matthews, Bertrand, Canalou, Belle City, and East Prairie. Names include John Otis Kine, Charlestan Parrett, Lilbourn Randol Fenmore, Sikes ton, Vieda Scott, Nessie Tharpe, Clara Cockrell, Samuel Slind Sparks, Annie Copeland, Leo Curtis, and more. Includes patient ages and routes.
A 430 pm Methodist ceremony united Senorita Yolande Raquel Petruccelli of Montevideo Uruguay and F M Gilmore son of Mrs Maude Gilmore. Rev M G Joyce officiated. Padrino Senator Don Washington Bermudes attended from Washington. Bride wore pale yellow nylon over taffeta with matching hat and posy of Talisman roses. Bridegroom a UW Kansas City native, GWU graduate, Navy and Air Force veteran, studying law at American University. The couple planned a Memphis honeymoon then return to Washington.
Rickey Groves hosted a Wednesday afternoon gathering at his parents home 618 Tanner with hot dogs Kool-Aid and watermelon served. Afterward the guests attended a Malone Theatre movie together with Johnny McMullin Lee Stallings Roger Stout Louis Farris and Mike Price.
The Gray Ridge Chapter of Future Homemakers of America met Monday night August 27. Devotional by Faye Long and Nina Flannigan opened the meeting. Freshman girls and mothers attended as special guests. Initiation rules were given to first year students for the upcoming initiation Thursday August 30. Three chapter mothers were elected: Mrs W C Alexander Mrs Nolan Young and Mrs Clarence Hood. FHA emblem building featured participants Juanita Barnes Lois DeWitt Myra Gaylord Jimee Hood Judy Kelly Mary Beth McAnulty Ruby McDougal Melba Ritch. Mary Snaith an International Farm Youth Exchange girl spoke about life in England. Song by Mildred Merrick. Punch and decorated cakes served in the Home Economics room to finish. John Middleton of St Louis spent Labor Day weekend with his parents Mr and Mrs George Middleton.
Bertram couples Mr and Mrs Franklin LeMay welcome a baby girl born Sept 1 at Missouri Delta Community Hospital. Other newborns reported Sept 3 include a girl to Lawrence Ray and wife Morehouse a boy to Alvin Polk and wife Matthews and a girl to Leonard Baker and wife Essex born Aug 31. Allan Brock and wife Benton welcomed a baby boy born Thursday morning at Southeast Missouri Hospital weighing 6 pounds 4 ounces.
Greta Kay Hovis of Miner celebrated her eighth birthday with a Friday party at her grandparents home, 515 William. Guests received balloons, suckers, and bubble gum, then enjoyed birthday cake, ice cream, and drinks. The afternoon featured games and group pictures, with help from Greta Kay’s mother Verlon Hovis and aunt Sam Binford.
The attendee roster names Linda Shaver Susan Moore Jamice Lambert Linda and Sue Castleberry Becky Sloan Darrell Stewart Sarah Williams Gary Williams Johnny Nettler Donna Green David and Phil Hubbert Karen Sue Spivey Dorothy Stewart Mrs Gene Grant Mrs John Stewart Mrs Gloria Binford Mrs Mark Williams Gail Binford Geraldina Stinnett of Morehouse Mrs Clithe ford Hubbert Mrs L E Garne and Charlotte Ann Hovis Greta Kay’s little sister Charlotte Ann Hovis.
Mrs R P Schuchart Sr of Morehouse was honored at a picnic Sunday at the City Shelter House Sikeston City Park for her 69th birthday Monday. Relatives present included her husband and their children and spouses, names from Morehouse Sikeston and Bassett Ark, plus friends Frank McBain Kathryn and Jan Streeter.
Mrs. John Foster and her daughter Miss Annie Foster of Morley were Sunday guests of Mrs. Truman Foster, sharing a family visit.
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