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Newspaper

Sikeston Herald

Location

Sikeston, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Sep 19, 1940

Page

6

Local Social and Business Guests Visit Missouri Towns

Sinan Baker Garrison spent the weekend with relatives in Columbia. Mrs. Chris Francis and Mrs. Herbert Francis visited business in Cape Girardeau. Miss Mary Lou Gissol plans a Chicago business trip. J A McCabe from Del Rey Hotel was ill at home. Mrs. G W Clark and Miss Al Daily of Painton visited Mrs. Calvin Greer. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Young visited Poplar Bluff with his parents. Kathleen Newsom, a public school faculty member, stayed with relatives in Columbia.

Baker Garrison Columbia Chris Francis Herbert Francis Cape Girardeau Mary Lou Gissol Chicago J. A. Mccabee del Rey Hotel G. W. Clark al Daily Painton Calvin Greer Harry Young Poplar Bluff Chas. Penney Kathleen Newsom Columbia, Mo

Local Social Notes Roll Through Sikeston Area

Numerous residents and visitors are listed with weekend trips and greetings. Mrs J H Daniel Jr visits Memphis. Mrs John A Sutterfield plans Dexter relations. Sikeston hosts, travels to Jefferson City and St Louis. Browns Knicks game attendees noted. several moves and family visits recorded across Delta Dexter Cape Girardeau Essex and Cape Girardeau areas. Comments on hospital stay for E M Crooks and Edwards Ball family visit with T W Ball joining from New York.

J. H. Daniel Jr Leonard Stevens Memphis John A. Sutterfield Dexter M. L. Stewart Sikeston High School Jefferson City P. A. McDougal L. M. Hollenbeck St. Louis Jennie Stubblefield Leon Groves James Baker Sikeston Columbia John Russell Ellington Jerry Russell Ben Welter Billy Walker J. G. Stinnett J. A. Mccabee G. W. Chapman J. P. Johnson Delta G. M. Purcell Carol Ann George Betty Jane Ables Evans Harwell Auto Parts C. EB. Galloday Lynn Waggener Billa Slack Kingfisher Okla T. W. Jones Millie Jones Slack Hamby Carrie Caldwell Spreet Essex Jim Turner Claude Turner Cape Girardeau Louis Graber North Kingshighway T. F. Henry Excelsior Springs County Judges’ Association Peter Goshe Scott County Court E. M. Crooks Southeast Missouri Charles J. McMullin University of Missouri Bill van Horne University

Social notes of Sikeston area residents travel and visits

Mr. and Mrs. M. G. Gresham traveled to St. Louis for a brief business trip. Charleston visitors included Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Priester and Mrs. Scott Alexander with family. Many locals hosted guests from Dexter, Jefferson City, Memphis, and St. Louis, while others planned trips to Providence Rhode Island and Long Beach California. Students and family members pursued studies at Stephens College, Kentucky University, Moses Brown School, and Missouri School of Mines, with several preparing for future moves and visits.

M. G. Gresham St. Louis J. L. Priester Charleston Chris Francis J. A. Mccabee Sharon Pharris G. R. Harper J. E. Garner Dexter Ralph Potashnick Harris Avenue Scott Alexander Jos. L. Matthews R. J. Masterson J. S. Wallace Cape Girardeau W. C. Walker Memphis W. W. Lankford John F. Woods John F. Jr Dixie Greyhound Lines Mary Emma Allen Tom Allen Stephens College Columbia Wil Ross Hunter J. N. Ross Lexington University of Kentucky J. E. Dover M. C. Cunningham Jefferson City Woolard Baker Robt. Taylor Greer Avenue Taylor T. C. McClure Tommy Providence R. I Moses Brown Bob Matthews G. B. Greer H. L. Harty Long Beach Cal Harry L. Harty Jr U.S. Saratoga Pacific A. E. Shankle Coretta Pharris O. E. Upchurch Michigan L. A. Pharris Masschusetts Wallace Waters L. D. Waters Matthews Missouri School of Mines Rolla Wade Western Cartridge Company Alton Ill Walter Clymer Richard Lewis Jackson

Kiwanis Program Set At Gideon With George W. Kirk Speaker

Sikeston Hiwanians host a Kiwanis program at Gideon next Tuesday night with George W. Kirk as principal speaker on The Constitution. R A Harper and others attend. J S Kevil spoke at Palace Cafe last Friday about his Eastern trip including Smoky Mountains and Washington DC. Guests included Harry Pepper and Norman Harris. Paul Brown earned a pin for one year’s attendance. A float committee for the Southeast Missouri Jubilee is named: Marion S. Tomerlin R T Coney George W. Kirk F E Mount P A Mc Dougal Ralph Williams Bartley Schwegler.

George W. Kirk Mo.Kan.-Ark Kiwanis Club Sikeston Club Sikeston Hiwanians Gideon Mr. Kirk Sikeston Kiwanis Club Palace Cafe Kevil Smokey Mountains Tennessee North Carolina Tidewater Virginia Washington, D. C Harry Pepper Chicago Kiwanis International Norman Harris Buffalo N.Y Paul Brown Southeast Missouri Marion S. Tomerlin R. T. Coney F. E. Mount P. A. McDougal Ralph Williams Bartley Schwegler

Luncheon Bridge Parties Continue At Local Homes

SocHiEs Mrs. Charles Boyce hosted a luncheon bridge at her North Ranney Avenue home Tuesday. Mrs. H. B. Reuber plans dessert bridge gatherings Friday and Saturday at Rustic Rock Inn. Mrs. Murray Klein hosted a four-table luncheon bridge Wednesday. Ladies' Day luncheon was held Wednesday at the Country Club with Mrs. John Sikes reviewing Gypsy Gypsy by Godden.

Charles Boyce Ranney Avenue H. B. Reuber Rustic Rock Inn Murray Klein Country Club John Sikes Godden

Jolly Twelve Club Meets at Mrs Carroll’s Home

The Jolly Twelve neighborhood club gathered yesterday afternoon at Mrs. Ben Carroll’s home with Mrs. Ray Marsh visiting. The next meeting will be at Mrs. G L Pharris’s home. The club was organized for social purposes.

Jolly Twelve Ben Carroll Ray Marsh G. L. Pharris

Luncheon Planned by Mrs Marshall and Daughter Guests Named

Mrs B F Marshall Sr and her daughter invite with a luncheon at their home on Saturday in compliment to Mrs J P Mooney and Miss Nellie Burke of St Louis. Cape Girardeau hosts include Mesdames J J Hunter Will Hunter Mack Hunter Jack Hunter Anna McPheeters and W E Walker. Other guests: Mesdames J M Klein Loomis Mayfield Murray Klein Bettie Matthews Jane Mills Miss Mayme Marshall Camille Klein and Mrs B F Marshall Jr Blodgett.

J. HW. Yount Jr Sikeston St.Louis J. H. Yount Tom Allen St. Louis Fred Cole Beardstown L. R. Bowman Miles Limbaugh Byron Bowman Jane L. L. Smith Jackson Tenn W. C. Bowman Jr Montgomery Ala Clyde Peak W. C. Bowman Leslie Rister Billy Buddy Walter Rayburn Colleen Joan Tillie Reelfoot Lake Kentucky Boyd Wallace Downey Cal Vandyser J. S. Wallace B. F. Marshall Sr Wm. Northington J. P. Mooney Nellie Burke J. J. Hunter Will Hunter Mack Hunter Jack Hunter Anna McPheeters W. E. Walker Cape Girardeau J. M. Klein Loomis Mayfield Murray Klein Bettie Matthews Jane Mills Mayme Marshall Camille Klein B. F. Marshall Jr Blodgett

Recent Bride Ruth Kellett Honored in ShowerEvent

Mrs Royal Kellett a recent bride received a surprise miscellaneous shower hosted by the Dorcas class of the Baptist church at the home of Mrs Vance Engram on Prosperity street. The honoree was formerly Miss Ruth McHinney.

Royal Kellett Dorcas The Baptist Church Vance Engram Prosperity Street Kellett Ruth McHinney

Pre-School Group Plans September 23 Meeting

The Pre-School Group will meet Monday September 23 at 523 Moore Avenue with Mrs L M Standley hosting and Mrs G M Fowler leading the program on Discipline. Standley, group president, will preside. Better Parenthood Week will be observed next week.

L. M. Standley Moore Avenue G. M. Fowler

Alice Schuchart Weds California Man

Miss Alice Schuchart daughter of Mr and Mrs Rudolph Schuchart of Morehouse married Kenneth Howard of Glendale California at St Francis Xavier Church parsonage. Rev K L Hoorman officiated. Bride wore French blue crepe with red rose corsage. Best man was Rudolph P Schuchart Jr bridesmaid Ada Schuchart wore rose crepe with gardenia corsage. After a reception at the family home the couple left for a western motor trip and will live in Glendale where Howard is a building contractor.

Alice Schuchart Rudolph Schuchart Morehouse Kenneth Howard Glendale Cal St. Francis Xavier Catholic Church K. L. Hoorman J. J. O’neill Ada Schuchart Rudolph P. Schuchart Jr Byron Watts Cape Girardeau Conrad Mang St. Louis Howard Morehouse High School State College Greer United States Mr. Howard Samuel Howard Lindenwood Cleveland High School Rankin Trade School West

Former resident active in CCC program

Lt. John R. Wilson a former Malden high student and Local Truck System safety clerk visited friends here over the weekend. He has served four years in the Citizens Military Camp at Jefferson Barracks and completed the army extension course. Wilson was a key member and former secretary treasurer of the Southeast Missouri Reserve Officers Association.

Lt. Wilson Malden High School Citizens Military Camp Jefferson Barracks Wilson Southeast Missouri Reserve Officers Association

Sutton's Greater Shows Planned Eight Ride Opera Week

Sutton's Greater Shows will perform in Sikeston all next week featuring eight rides eight shows and 20 novelty and stock concessions. The opening night is Monday, September 23, according to advance publicity.

Sutton Sikeston

Sikeston Lions Meet at Rustic Rock Inn

Thirty two members and three guests attended the Sikeston Lions Club regular lunch meeting at Rustic Rock Inn. President Wm Woehlecke presided. Guests included Lois Edwards City Attorney Rob J A Dempster and Attorney Stephen Barton. Plans for a barn dance to fund Christmas charity were discussed but no date set.

Sikeston Lions Club Rustic Rock Inn Wm. Woehlecke Lois Edwards Rob J. A. Dempster Stephen Barton Benton Roger Bailey

Trousers: singular at top and plural at bottom

The text notes trousers are singular in one part and plural in another, then shifts to discussing used cars sold to repeat buyers. It describes customers who have bought from the dealer returning for additional purchases, implying satisfaction and repeat business.

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