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Newspaper
Browning Leader Record
Location
Browning, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Dec 01, 1921
Page
4
Local Brown ing news column highlights winter tasks and social events in Purdin. Items include corn husking, visits among families, a masquerade party, birthday dinner, and a blue rock shooting match. A long humorous piece, Uncle Rubke's Remarks, reflects on preaching and pay.
Elmer Sevier Freeland Bros and Mr Lawrence delivered hogs at Cora Monday. Ralph Sevier shipped hogs from Cora Monday. Cecil Clem and family Alden Tharp and Curt Tharp visited J H Tharp's last week. Mrs Carl Straley and children visited her parents Chas Dodson and family last week. Arthur Pipes and family visited with her parents E E Maxey. Ernest Langdon and family visited his parents W S Langdon and wife last week. Fred Bozwell returned Sunday from Bushnell Illinois after his car was stolen some time ago. Albert Lambert is sawing wood in this community.
The Ladies Aid held a church supper Sunday night with a strong show of support as they bear much of the burden. A suggestion proposed two mottos, one quoting Paul and an Indian song on women doing the work. The Shelby band performed a concert and pie supper at the hall.
Neighbors and relatives gathered at the Creason home on a Sunday morning in Locust Valley for a surprise lunch after church. The group included Rev Drinkard and wife and numerous Creason and Kimbrough families. The meal was cafeteria style with games and social time following.
The narrative notes a large turnout at Morris Chapel where Rev. Bate leads services assisted by Rev. Wilson. Attendees depart for home after a pleasant day, with many coming forward each night and sermons described as splendid.
Mr and Mrs A A Knifong entertained with a Thanksgiving dinner at their home east of the locality. Neighbors and friends joined them for a warm gathering featuring traditional dishes and seasonal hospitality.
City hosts Mr. and Mrs. A L Walker Mr. and Mrs W A Corryers and Rebecca and Evalyn Battey share a most enjoyable day. Guests praise Mrs Knifong for her culinary skill marking the gathering as a refined social occasion.
Letters of Administration granted to T. W. Seale by the Linn County Missouri Probate Court after a hearing on November 14, 1921. All claims must be shown within six months for allowance. claims not exhibited within one year from letters grant are barred. Arthur L. Pratt, Judge of Probate, attests.
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