Canalou Church News Highlights Local Socials
Canalou community notices include visits from Alva Jones, Corda Evans, and many others. church events feature evangelists Fred Kilberrew and Jimmy Basinger, with plans for a Church of Christ building completion and regional history to come. Guests from Bell City, St Louis, and Charleston attend gatherings. baptisms and hospital visits are noted, plus a state Sunday School Board meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lloyd Strickland
Kennett
Corda Evans
Mounds City
Ill
Alva Jones
Lilbourn
Alan Lesler
Beverly Ralph
East Prairie
Charlie Ralph
A. J. Neal
Little, Ark
Ted Kelly
Leslie Arbuckie
Hill
Gene Barnes
Phillip Newman
Billy Newman
Lois Newman
Kathryn Baughn
Bell City
G. A. Bridges Jr
Bobby and
Marcus
Hill’s Store
Winemiller
Ruth Skaggs
Ernest Muffett
Clarence Adams
St. Louis
Lizzie Garner
Harry Chaney
John Chaney
H. M. Hopper
J. T. Shrum
St. Francis Hospital
Cape Girardeau
Fred Shrum
Leonard Kasinger
Dexter
Herman Haywood
Arcille
Church of Christ
Johnny Duke Smith
Caruth
John Smith
Ray Merriman
Rex Kennon
Tommy
Johnny
Jess Robinson
Delbert Robinson
Doniphan
Shirley McNew
Morehouse
The
Baptist Church
State Sunday School Board
Miner
A. C. Sullivant
E. E. Evans
Grady
Calvin Hicks
Flora Shorter
Ernest Taul
Roy Bixler
J. }. Kochel
Louis Kem
Joe Kem
Sikeston
Norma Roberson
Orville
Red” Arbuckie
L. L. Arbuckle
Don Bushbee
Debbie Greer
Emmit Greer
Elmer Greer
St. Lewis
Memphis
Tenn
Canalou
Jimmmry Basinger
Kansas City
Jimmy
Church of Christ In
Canadoa
R. P. McFinley
Ohio County
Dora Baughn
Emma Patton
Tanner News Local visitors and family gatherings noted
Mrs A D Hill reports Tanner greetings and travels as residents host kin from California Illinois and Missouri. Several couples enjoy weekends with relatives in New Madrid Kennett Anderson and St Louis while daughters attend a Cardinals Phillies game. Read the ads theyre news.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Ellis
California
A. Scrivner
Marion Hughes
Fred McWilliams
Guy Linsman
Sikeston
A. Kelso
Claude Cecils
William Newman
Ernie Jones
Wyatt
Herbert Guiling
Dexter
Tanner
Jimmy Young
Dora Utley
John
Crowder
Rue Lynn
New Madrid
William Woodhouse
Buffington
Earl Nave
Henry Smith
Kennett
Lizzie Smith
J. P. Jones
Ponder
Anderson
Ind
Roscoe Reynolds
G. W. Reynolds
A. Daniels
Harold Merrick
Creal Springs
Ill
Glen Bond
Merricks
A. Moxley
Bennie Hesselrode
A. D. Hill
Dorothy
Joyce
St. Louis
W. E. Shupe
Billy
Cardinals
Philadelphia Phillies
Charter Oak News Social Roundup Sparked by Visits
Wilma Lusk reports a busy social week with guests from St. Louis and Arkansas. DeWayne Fowler of St. Louis stayed with Norman Wilkerson. Local families including Garners and Lusks hosted relatives from Sikeston, Joiner, Gr ay Ridge, and Bloomfield. Charter Oak School dismissed for six weeks in a cotton vacation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pearcy
Sikeston
W. C. Barnett
Mary
Azzie Baldwin
West Charter Oak
W. F. Fitzgerald
Bilytheville
Ark
L. J. Garner
M. G. Lusk
New Orleans
Greenwood
Miss
Memphis
Larimer Ridge Community News Highlights
Local notices include Mrs. R. C. Cherry as correspondent with social visits across Sikeston Gideon and Savannah Tennessee. Names mentioned: Siegler, Leon Culp, Barbara Brown, Wanda Brown, Myles Stone, Arvid Christopher, J E Fitts, Bob Fitts, George Davis, Paragould Arkansas, Nashville. Rev Jones conducted services at Larimer Ridge. Visits to relatives in Illinois and Gideon. Chewy cookies suggested for readers with book time plus mincemeat drops fig bars soft molasses cookies or big sugar cookies for cookie hour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Siegler
Lair’s
Leon Culp
Sikeston
Barbara
Wanda Brown
Gideon
Myles Stone
Bob Fitts
Savannah
Tenn
J. E. Fitts
Arvid Christopher
Sandra
Betty
Alie Fitts
J. S. Rainey
Nashville
J. H. Fields
Marie Espy
Illinois
Approved Schools Only for Veterans Under GI Bill
Government seeks to restrict VA funding to schools with at least one year of continuous operation. Public Law 266, signed Aug 24, bars subsistence, tuition, and other aid for veterans enrolling in schools under a year old, with exceptions for those who began training before the law. The act sets that a school's operation begins when a full schedule of instruction reaches 25 students. Rules require continuous ownership and 12 month servicing with at least 25 students and comparable courses.
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S. C. Faughn
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