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Newspaper
Browning Leader Record
Location
Browning, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Aug 17, 1944
Page
5
A long list of social visits and travel details fills a Browning Record page. Brunswick and nearby residents, including the Bowyer, Nevins, Dunlap, Havens, and Langdon families, travel to Kansas City or host callers. The column notes hospital updates, birthdays, and community events such as a park basket dinner and readers stopping in from Linneus, Chillicothe, and Milwaukee-affiliated towns.
A. D. Peterson was home in Eudora Kansas over the week end. Mr. and Mrs. Geo Jennings of Kansas City visited family. Mr and Mrs Myr Johnson and daughters Sandra and Karen from near Brookfield visited grandparents Mr and Mrs W P Nickell. Mr and Mrs K M Duncan returned to Brookfield after visiting their daughter Mrs Robert Moore and family Cynthia and Judy accompanied them home. Mrs Alda Brookshier and son Joel were in Kirksville Friday attending Teachers College program. Floyd Cokerham received his degree.
The Willing Workers Club met on a Wednesday in August with Mrs. Loren Vincent for an all day session. Fourteen members, six visitors, thirteen children and one man attended. The day’s work focused on quilting with a noon dinner and garden flowers decorating the dining table. At 2 PM the meeting resumed after the hostess led the session.
The club opened with a readist chapter of St John seventeen verses and Count Your Blessings sung. The minutes were approved and Mrs Imogene Taylor resigned as president due to school work. Emma Haley elected to fill the role. Allie Ware became vice president replacing Cecile Cotter. birthdays gifts given to Nena Taylor Martha Ann Cotter and Lillian Barrows. Hostess gift of 81 cents won by Hallie Vanbebber McDonald. Next meeting with Cecile Cotter on Wednesday August 23 all day. Bible verse roll call and menu listed.
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