Reger Ladies Aid Serves Chicken Dinner in Milan
The Methodist Ladies Aid of Reger hosted a chicken dinner for seventy five at Milan. Helpers included Mrs Hin da Reger Mrs Icel Crowdis Mrs Ada Smith Miss Bessie Bardon and servers Mrs Gail Jackson and Mrs Amber Alexander.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reger
Methodist Ladies Aid of
Milan
Hinda Reger
Icel Crowdis
Ada Smith
Bessie Bardon
Gail Jackson
Amber Alexander
Elsworth Smith
Kansas City
Myrtle Bardon
Quincy
John Crowd
Allie Stephenson
Robert Stephenson
Buell McClarren
Pipes
Lloyd Tumbo
Hulan Olive
Galt
Junior Crowd
Purdin News Briefs Include Local Visits and Weather
Still cool and cloudy with poor growing weather. Several from Purdin attended school exercises at Shelby last week. Mrs Eva Monroe and her gentleman friend visited her uncle Ed Pulliam Sunday. Effie Pulliam and daughter Rosetta Wohler toured to Browning Friday to see Mrs Jess Garrett who is poorly. Mrs. R. W. Cassity has been
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Purdin
Shelby
Eva Monroe
Ed Pulliam
Effie Pulliam
Rosetta Wohler
Browning
Jess Garrett
R. W. Cassity
Browning Students to Represent at State Contest in Columbia
Browning high school will send students to the state contest in Columbia on Friday. The list includes soloists Alto Horn Ray Peterson French Horn Mary Askey Baritone Harris Clarinet Patricia Gooch Trumpet Elizabeth Prather Trombone Phyllis Vincent Tenor Billy Quigley. The A Cappella Choir features Ruth Bennett Nona Neet Willa Linhart Cora Haley Billie Kimbrough Marilea Mundell Lois Maggart Kathryn Cumbo Patricia Gooch Mary Askey Bertie Gooch Monroe Kelly Junior Woolf Russell Bartow Richard Askey Billy Crookshanks Gene Carr Nyle Freeland Clayton Harris Harley Almond James Gooch. Assembly program featured Rev. O W Ethington with two vocal solos. Senior class thanks patrons for last Saturday’s food sale proceeds of 20.18. Freshman party included a rocky ford wiener roast with sponsors and chaperones. social notes and visits mentioned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia
Browning
Ray Duane Peterson
Mary Lee Askey
Clayon Harris
Patricia Gooch
Elizabeth Prather
Phyllis Vincent
Billy Quigley
Ruth Bennett
Nona Clair Neet
Willa Linhart
Cora Lee Haley
Billie Kimbrough
Marilea Mundell
Lois Maggart
Kathryn Cumbo
Bertie Gooch
Monroe Kelly
Junior Woolf
Russell Bartow
Richard Askey
Billy Joe Crookshanks
Gene Carr
Nyle Freeland
Clayton Harris
Harley Almond
James Gooch
Shafter Social Notes Highlight Birthday and Local Visits
In Brookfield and surrounding towns, residents attend visits and shopping trips. A large gathering celebrated Mr. Price Gilmer’s eighty first birthday with relatives from La Clede Browning Purdin Linneus and nearby areas. Shafter school closed for a picnic as three eighth graders and teacher Miss Virginia Jennings prepared for the next term.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erma Wave Palmer
Edwin Dale Falconer
Babe Kimbrough
J. D. Nichols
Joe Schreck
Purdin
Mirs
Wayne Bagley
Bertie of Browning
Lilburn Gilmer
Donald Stone
Herman Cooper
Grover Cooper
Carrie Bowyer
Fred Belcher
Price Gilmer
Earl Jerome
Elmer Hammock
Marshal McMickle
Shafter School
Virginia Jennings
Veda Irene Hammock
Mary Lou Pridemore
Nolan Kimbrough
Elizabeth Foster
Browning Social Notes and Local Visits
Mrs Nellie Garrett is a patient in A O hospital at Kirks ville and is reported as doing fine. Mrs Fulton Johnson called on Mrs Ellen Miller Saturday. Mrs Cecil Guyer and daughter and baby son were trading in Purdin Friday. Mr and Mrs Frank Carter and Mr and Mrs Edgar Carter and children were Sunday guests at the home of Mr and Mrs Johnnie Carter. Mr and Mrs Bob Ross and Mrs Mildred Woodworth were guests of Mrs Susie Pulliam Sunday. Mrs Clarence Tattershall of Kansas City came to help care for her mother Mrs Jesse Garrett at Browning. There is many a girl who spends the bulk of her salary on reducing and dieting methods. A few fellows are taking an early inventory of last year's straw hat. Give a Browning woman two sunny days in a row and she is ready to start housecleaning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nellie Garrett
Kirksville
Fulton Johnson
Ellen Miller
Cecil Guyer
Purdin
Frank Carter
Edgar Carter
Johnnie Carter
Bob Ross
Mildred Woodworth
Susie Pulliam
Clarence Tattershall
Kansas City
Jesse Garrett
Browning
Pleasant Hill Items Weekend Weather and Local Socials
Rainy cold week slows garden work. Mrs Geo Fanning loses brooder house and 500 chicks to fire Monday morning. Dr and Mrs Ernest Linhart visit A L Knifong on Sunday. Walter James Smith and others attend a sale at Kirksville last Thursday. Families from Britton Knifong and Browning travel together Saturday. Stanley Riley visits with E W Riley family. Lloyd Newton and Mrs Dickinson visit Jno Tucker. Mrs Dickinson improving after a hard winter. Effie Britten Jessie M and Mrs. (text cut)
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geo. Fanning
Ernest Linhart
A. L. Knifong
Walter
James Smith
B. C
Wesley Brantner
Archie Coffman
Kirksville
C. L. Britton
Lynden and Norris
Clarice Knifong
Browning
Stanley Riley
E. W. Riley
Lloyd Newton
L. A. Dickinson
Jno. Tucker
Also Mentioned on This Page
Sunkist
Meat Department
Browning Farm Club
Browning, Missouri
Reger School Board
Guy Maggart
Phillip
C. E. Magegart
Emmett Spencer
Roger
Spencer
High School
Virginia Burwell
Vera Lay
Caldwell’s
J. G. May Drug Company
I. E. Hook
Tex
W. Ethington
Methodist Church
Charles Bonaparte
Theodore Roosevelt
Schubert
Wisdom
Paris
Washington
Rocky Ford
Phillips
Brantner
Williams
Bernice Riley
Nova. Straley
Eugene
Beryl Taylor
Everett Riley
Martha Taylor
Jno
Tucker
Leo Pearler
Neva Newton
Ethella
Alden Knifong
Vern Stevenson
Brookfield
Jewell Crooks
Ida Smith and Sons
Chillicothe
Edgar Morris
Mary
Frances Smith
R. E., Smith
Darrold Hutchinson
Arthur Stultz
Gene
Gilmer
Darley Roland
John Peer
George Wade
Laclede
Price Hoskins
Arthur Gilmer
Oscar Thorne
Linneus
Grover Gilmer
THE
North American Benefit Association
Missouri
Mexico, Missouri
Associated Funeral Directors
Paris, Missouri
Stegner - Koenig Funeral Home
Booneville, Missouri
Willett Funeral
Columbia, Missouri
KFRA
Homer Rodehaver
Farmers Store
Baby
FORBE
Rex
Greenwich Lye
New Hampshire
Hess
Pleasant Hill
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