Rebekah Assembly officer to visit Sikeston lodge
Mrs. Blanche Erickson of St. Louis vice-president of the Rebekah Assembly of Missouri will visit the Sikeston lodge on Tuesday night September 23. The talk on the work of the Rebekah Assembly will be at 7 30 p m in the Odd Fellows hall and open to Odd Fellows and Rebekahs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blanche Erickson
St. Louis
Rebekah Assembly of Missouri
Sikeston Lodge
Odd Fellow Lodge
Rebekahs
Erickson
Rebekah Assembly
Odd Fellows Hall
Miss McCord to Lead D A R Program Meeting
Miss Adilda McCord will chair the Kings Highway Chapter Daughters of the American Revolution meeting Saturday afternoon at Mrs Kate Harris home. Her subject will be Personalities of the Constitutional Convention. All members urged to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adilda McCord
Kings’ Highway
Daughters of the American Revolution
Kate Harris
Miss McCord
Auxiliary to Observe Hospital Birthday
At a Legion Auxiliary meeting held Tuesday night at Rustic Rock Inn, Sunday Sept. 28 was set as the hospital birthday for Sikes ton General Hospital. Members urged gifts to be brought to the hospital that day. The group donated $10 to the hospital and noted a water cooler was installed. Mrs. H. D. Bashore presided. Mrs. Kathryn Johnson reported on the State convention in Columbia. A clothing outfit was given to a needy schoolgirl, and $1000 was approved for Malone Park playground equipment. Four comforts were added to the Armory last Monday. The sewing and knitting group will meet next Monday at the Armory. unfinished sweaters are due by October 6. Guests included Mrs. Kathryn Johnson and Mrs. Marion Jewell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Legion Auxiliary
Rustic Rock Inn
Sikeston General Hospital
H. D. Bashore
Columbia
Kathryn Johnson
Malone Park
Armory
Tanner Dye
Marion Jewell
Sikeston Unit of American Association of University Women Formed
The Sikeston branch held its first meeting of the year at the public library with president Mrs Jefferson B Rodgers reviewing the group’s aims. Education chairman Mrs Keith Collins outlined study groups in household arts international relations creative writing and Spanish. Murray Phillips showed color films and spoke on South America noting class disparities. The group celebrated the AAUW 59 year history and noted it now has over 71 000 members in 907 branches. The association emphasizes adult education and contributes to national defense through informed public thinking.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sikeston
American Association of University Women
Jefferson B. Rodgers
Keith Collins
John W. Bryan
Adilda McCord
H. E. Reuber
Tipp
Boone
Alaska
Hawaii
Puerto Rico
Japan
China
Philippines
Junior Auxiliary to Elect New Officers Tonight
The Junior Legion Auxiliary will elect new officers at a 7 30 pm meeting at the home of Miss Mary Cummins and Miss Betty Cummins on Rath Street. Mrs Sid Schillig, sponsor, asks all members to attend. Miss Elizabeth Wagner, president, will preside.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Junior Legion Auxiliary
Mary
Betty Cummins
Rath Street
Sid Schillig
The
Auxilary
Elizabeth Wagner
Methodist Women Birthday Party Benefit Total $43.35
Seventy five women of the Women's Society of Christian Service of the Methodist church held an annual birthday party on the lawn of Mrs. George Kirk. Each contributed money equal to her age, bringing in $43.35 in total. Mrs. Frank H. Schulte presided, with out of town guest Mrs. V L Bowles from St Louis.
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Women’s Society of Christian Service
The
Methodist Church
George Kirk
Frank H. Schulte
V. L. Bowles
St. Louis
W B A Postpones Friday Meeting
The Friendship Circle of the Woman's Benefit Association postponed Friday's meeting that was to be held at Mrs. Dean Marshall's Greer Avenue home until a later date.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman’s Benefit Association
Dean Marshall
Greer Avenue
Educational Society Elects New Officers
The International Education Society appointed and installed new officers at a Sikeston library meeting last Thursday afternoon. President Mrs Miles Limbaugh oversaw the session. New officers include vice president Mrs Ruth Powell along with Mrs Grover Baker Mrs Wm Foley and Miss Kate Hurff on the rules committee. Committee members for the program are Mrs Ruth Powell Mrs Stanford Barton and Mrs J B Moore. The next meeting is set for 2:30 pm Thursday September 25 at the library.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International Education Society
Sikeston Public Lbrary
Miles Limbbaugh
Meetimen
Ruth Powell
Grover Baker
Wm. Foley
Kate Hurff
Stanford Barton
J. B. Moore
Co-Workers Plan Banquet for Kiwanis Club
At a Tuesday meeting of the Co-Workers Society of the Methodist church held at Mrs T F Henry home on South Kingshighway the group voted to serve a banquet for the Kiwanis Club in the church dining room on September 26. They discussed church fund needs for carpet and drapes and planned a rummage sale at Mrs Ruth Malone’s home on September 20.
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Co-Workers Society of the Methodist Church
T. F. Henry
South Kingshighway
Kiwanis Club
Roy V. Ellie
Methodist Church
Ruth Malone
Eastern Star members hold Benton luncheon meeting
Twenty eight Sikeston Eastern Star birthday club members gathered for a luncheon and social afternoon at Mrs. O L Spencer's Benton home. Assisting hosts were Mrs. B F Marshall Sr Mrs BE J Nienstedt Mrs Calvin Greer Mrs I H Dunaway and Mrs Haden of Benton. President Mrs J O Hufstedler led the business session which planned sending flowers and cards to ill members. Next meeting will be in Sikeston with time and place to be announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sikeston
Eastern Star Birthday Club
O. L. Spencer
Benton
Fairview Extension Club Health Talk Attended
Members of the Fairview Extension Club met with Mrs Car ne nierson on Wednesday with eleven in attendance. Miss McDonald of the State Public Health Service gave an instructive health talk and moving pictures were shown. Mrs Arch S Russell presided at the business session. The next meeting will be at Mrs Henry Crouthers home on October 8.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fairview Extension Club
Carne Nierson
Miss McDonald
The
State Public Health Service
Arch S. Russell
Henry Crouthers
Mocabee Guest Speaker at Covina PTA Event
Mrs Judson M Reynolds hosted a reception for teachers and parents at Sharter Oak school in Covina California where guest speaker Mrs Mocabee spoke about a Caribbean cruise. Mr Mocabee and Mrs Reynolds discussed plans for a September trip to stay with relatives and friends in California.
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Mocabee
Judson M Reynolds
Covina
Cal
Sharter Oak School
Moceee
Caribbean
Menths
Lark Ellen Parent Teacher Association
Coin
Reynolds
Catrnia
A. Mocabee
WCEN Jaycee Group Meet Tuesday Night
Joe Sidwell and Mrs Ben Tucker will host two regular meetings of the Women's Chamber of Commerce next Tuesday night at 7 3 oclock. The meeting will be held at the Bus Rock Inn with Mrs William Mariam president in charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Sidwell
Ben Tucker
Te Women's Chamber of
Wedding Announcements at The Herald Visited by Guests
The Herald printed wedding notices as guests arrived to celebrate marriages. Announcements highlighted couples and venues with brief social details suitable for a local paper card.
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Herald
Mrs C D Matthews Jr Hosts Birthday Luncheon
Mrs C D Matthews Jr entertained with a luncheon Wednesday in observance of her daughter Mrs Murray Phillips birth anniversary. Guests included Mesdames E P Coleman Jr L R Bowman T C McClure H L Harty Stan Barton and J E Moore Jr.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. D. Matthews Jr
Murray Phillips
Mesdames E P. Coleman Jr
L. R Bowman
T. C McClure
H. L. Harty
Stan Barton
J. E. Moore Jr
Circle four meets at 2 30 Wednesday at Mrs Smiths home
Circle number four of the Woman's Society of Christian Service of the Methodist church will meet at 2 30 o'clock Wednesday afternoon at the home of Mrs. W. S. Smith, with Mrs. Frank Schulte and Mrs. M. B. Mill as assistant hostesses. The circle will study the characters Mary and Martha at this meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women’s Society of Christian Service of the
Methodist Church
W. S. Smith
Frank Schulte
M. B. Mill
Mary
Martha
Circle No 2 meeting of W S C S at Mrs Henrys home
Circle No 2 of the Women’s Society of Christian Service at the Methodist church will meet tonight at 7 30 at the home of Mrs F Henry. Mrs C E Felker is the circle president and Mrs Della Reese and Mrs Myrtle Moll will lead the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women’s Society of Christian Service
the Methodist Church
F. Henry
C. E. Felker
Della Reese
Myrtle Moll
Brotherhood Baptist Church Dinner Meeting Set
The Brotherhood of the Baptist church plans a Monday night dinner meeting at 7:00 in the basement. Members of the Junior Matron's Circle, led by Mrs. W E Hedden, will serve. Rev. E D Owen, pastor, will lead the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brotherhood of the Baptist Church
W E. Hedden
E D. Owen
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