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Newspaper
Browning Leader Record
Location
Browning, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Apr 20, 1939
Page
8
The M. E. Church invites all to Sunday School at 10:00 a.m. with W. P. Nickell as superintendent and preaching on the second Sunday each month at 11:00 a.m. and 7:30 p.m. C. B. Hobbs is the pastor.
The M. E. Church South schedules Sunday School at 10:00 a m led by Herman L Schrock superintendent. Preaching occurs on the 1st and 3rd Sundays at 11:00 a m and 7:30 p m. Public invited. J Y Norfolk is the pastor.
Church of Christ invites all to Sunday morning services at 10:00 with classes for all ages led by Jas. P. Bolling, Supt. Everyone is welcome.
Carl Drake, superintendent, invites attendees to upcoming church services at the Baptist Church. The notice extends a cordial invitation to participate in the worship activities and related events.
Union Bible Study and Prayer meeting held weekly on Thursday evenings at seven. This week gathering at the home of Rev and Mrs Norfolk with focus on fellowship and study of scriptures.
Mrs Lois Rulon hosted the Sunshine Workers on April 12 with eight members and ten visitors. The day featured whirlwind quilting, a noon dinner, a blessing by Mrs Minnie Riedl, and social talks about caring for baby chicks. President Alberta led activities and the group closed with the Lord's Prayer.
Roll call at Braden Thudium on April 26 invites participants to bring garden seeds house plant slips or outdoor shrubs for exchange. A brief program is planned and visitors are welcome to share in the roll call. Hope all attendees are well after mumps.
Sickness and bad roads delayed the G. P. Club gathering led by Genevieve Thurlo. Members traveled by wagon for an all day meeting March 30 and donated goods to the Herdings damaged by fire while planning gardens and sharing seed.
The U B Workers Club met April 6 and April 12 with Mrs. Chas Steele and Kathryn Smith for daylong quilting and business talks. New members Mrs. Myrtle Foss and Miss Hester Steele joined, with visitors Miss Hester Steele and Mrs. Anna Melton. The Stitch and Chatter Club met April 13 with fifteen members and four visitors, voting to skip contest points for six months and noting illness of Alpha Quigley.
Mr. and Mrs. Reid Johnson and their young son visited Saturday and Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Norvell. John C. Dutton and spouse traveled to Columbia on business. Harvey F. Dickinson of Centerville IA joined. Bennett relatives brought Donald Lee and Beverly Stovall home for a visit with David Stovall. Mrs. Bates Canton and Mrs. Weigner Memphis attended as house guests of Mrs. Eunice Dickinson for the P E O State Convention at Chillicothe. B A Mairs and daughter moved to J A Lay farm. Fred Lay moved to B A Mairs property.
Pleasant Hill items recount family visits including Roy Ball and family Mrs Dan Coffman and Mrs Ada Derr at Van Mairs. Lyle Britton Spencer visited G M Spencer in Cora. Kirksville students Stanley Riley Earl Smith Lloyd Newton Veda Mitchell home for weekend. Neva Coffman birthday dinner hosted by Fred Coffman. Norris Knifong and his mother in Milan.
Dr. Ernest Linhart and wife visited A. L. Knnfong Sunday while Nora Straley and family joined the E. W. Riley home and attended a dinner at Freddie Coffman’s. James Smith spent Saturday night with Stanley Riley. The piece notes Browning residents’ growing urge for laws and a competitive urge to avoid losing.
Weather is cold and rainy with Yellow Creek overflows since Saturday night and still out of banks by noon Monday. Community notices include deaths and family updates, visits, hospital stays, school program honors, illness, and travel as locals cope with bad roads and high water.
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