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Sikeston Herald

Location

Sikeston, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Sep 29, 1949

Page

7

Scouts to Hold Annual Commissioners Weekend Outing

The Annual Commissioners Weekend Outing will be held October 1 and 2 at the Senior Base on Lake Wappapello. Robert C. Hyde, Council Commissioner of Poplar Bluff, says district commissioners will attend to fellowship and training. George Kirk of Sikes ton will lead District Training Committees for Scout and Cub Leaders Training Courses this fall.

Lake Wappapella Robert C. Hyde Poplar Bluff George Kirk Sikeston

Tea For Den Mothers In Southeast Missouri Council

A tea for all Den Mothers in the Southeast Missouri Council is set for Wednesday afternoon October 5 at the State College Student Center. All Den Mothers and prospective Den Mothers are invited. The program will include a discussion of the Cub Den activities and program.

Southeast Missouri Council State College

Annual Football Roundup for Scouts in Cape Girardeau

The Annual Football Roundup for all Scouts and Cubs will be held in Cape Girardeau on Friday afternoon and evening, October 14. Scouts and Leaders gather at Courthouse Park at 4:00 p.m. to register and attend a free feed, then parade to the football game between State College and Kirksville, with about 1800 boys and leaders expected.

Cape Girardeau Courthouse Park Register State College Kirksville

District Meetings Open With Noted Speakers Across Five Areas

Tonight Malden hosts Tri County District annual meeting with H R Tribble and W D McGee of Kennett as guests. Pemiscot District meets in Hayti with Robert C Hyde and T H Winyard of Poplar Bluff. Next Tuesday Fredericktown hosts Madison District with Harry Blanton and C H Denman. Cherokee Trails District meets in Jackson next Thursday with same speakers. Cap Wab District plans Charleston meeting with Hyde and Winyard. T D Cutsinger dies at 96 in Humpreys Mo wife’s 78th anniversary celebrated last February.

Malden Tri-County H. R. Tribble W. D. McGee Kennett Pemiscot Hayti Robert C. Hyde T. H. Winyard Poplar Bluff Madison Fredericktown Harry Blanton C. H. Denman Cherokee Trails District Jackson Cap Wab Charleston Mr. Hyde Mr. Winyard

Deadly snake bite myths debunked by Dr. Frank Richardson

The article warns that common snake bite remedies such as tourniquets wound cutting sucking bleeding and overnight bandaging can be dangerous or ineffective. It cautions against unnecessary procedures and advises rapid doctor care while avoiding strenuous activity and alcohol. It notes risks from anti-venom and emphasizes keeping poison from the heart.

Frank Richardson

World Communion Sunday Message Call to Unity Across Denominations

Religion Everyday urges Christians to observe World Communion Sunday on October 2, highlighting Communion as the shared symbol uniting believers worldwide against materialism. The piece notes services in cross roads churches mission stations cathedrals and neighborhood chapels and invites all to attend their local church.

God John C. Mayne

Seventeenth Season as Religious Broadcaster

The Rev. Walter A. Maier of St. Louis begins his seventeenth year as radio speaker for the International Lutheran Hour. His general topic is Bringing Christ to the Nations. Maier is a professor at Concordia Seminary, St. Louis, currently on leave of absence.

Walter A. Maier St. Louis International Lutheran Hour Christ Maier Concordia Seminary

Veterans Dividends Set For World War II Insurance

Veterans Administration announces a new formula for National Service Life Insurance dividends. For policyholders age 40 or younger, the rate is 55 cents per month per $1,000. Ages 41 to 55 show declining monthly dividends through 1948. Payments cover only in-force periods before the 1948 anniversary. lapses receive none. Permanent plans surrendered for reduced paid up amounts are excluded. Public health and fundraising notes follow.

Veterans Administration

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