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Newspaper
Browning Leader Record
Location
Browning, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Dec 14, 1933
Page
2
Daily social items from Haseville recount Sunday visits to Baird and Gooch households, neighbors hosting dinners, and nearby attendance at a Trenton sale. Several families including Sayers Bartow Pew and Gooch appear with multiple small gatherings, shopping trips, and illness noted for Morris.
Mrs Eliza Shipley and Mr and Mrs Sam Breeding and Truman Shepherd visited at the Sam Broyles homestead last week. D R Wilhite returned home after visiting his sister Mrs Ollie May and relatives at Osgood. W M Johnson of Milan visited with Mr and Mrs C E Burress. Ruth Lovell of near St Louis spent Thanksgiving with her mother Elizabeth Lovell and kin. Mr and Mrs Clyde Dillinger of near St Louis spent Thanksgiving with her parents Earl and Mrs Smith. Imogene Maggart of Shelbyville visited her parents C E Maggart and wife for Thanksgiving. Mrs Ferman McKay and son of near Humphreys visited Sunday with her parents James and Mrs Tipton. Mr and Mrs Willie Grindstaff visited with sister Roy Lovell and family in Milan Saturday. Everett Robinson and children of Galt visited Sunday with his mother C E Maggart and Mr Maggart.
Pimpra Jones, one of the cradle teachers, spent Wednesday to Sunday in Kansas City visiting relatives. John McClarren spent Sunday with his daughter, Mrs. Leonard Lee, and family.
Fine weather noted as W J Street and family visited George Phillips. Harrison Smith and wife with Joe Creason and wife visited friends in Lemons. Robert Ross Mildred Woodworth Lucile McDonald Ruth and Geraldine Pulliam of Brookfield visited R D Monroe and wife. Henry Buswell and family visited Roy Kennedy and wife. Joe Yagle shipped two carloads of cattle to market Sunday morning. Wesley Johnson and wife visited his parents James Hedges Sunday. George Johnson and wife visited Ab Johnson and wife. Effie Pulliam and son Merle visited her daughter Cecil Wobler and husband Sunday.
Miss Alda McCollum visits Shelby with her grandparents while local gatherings include a juniors and seniors party at Miss Margaret Deskins and a surprise dinner for Mrs. Vivian Powell. Shelby defeats Linneus 22 to 19 with Rulon Deskins Murrain Bevier Boyles Almond Cokerham Guyer Ware contributing.
Ada Smith and children Tetsworth and Edith spent Saturday with Johnnie Stephenson and Mr. and Mrs. Robert Stephen, marking a family gathering across weeks.
A long list of local residents visited relatives and friends over the weekend. The gatherings included Lorene Vick Jons and children Buck Mildred, Edith Swearengen and kids, Fritz Brinkley and more. Several families, including White Stephenson Trumbo Dell and Ford households, hosted or visited in Roger and Trenton areas during Thanksgiving week.
Mrs C J Grice suffered a light stroke last Friday and rests well. The column lists Sunday visits and dinners among residents of Purdin and surrounding towns including Cassity, Cady, Buchannan, Pulliam, Lockhart, Brownback, Creason, Monroe, Lambert, and Hamner. Also noted are a stock shipment to St Louis and a trip to Brookfield.
Mrs Elza Bauswell has returned from Kirksville hospital to her parents home at Ad Norman. Cora Sargent and Vera of near Browning visited Molly Pipes and relatives. Lester Lawrence ill but improving. Ralph Morris family visited John Robison in Purdin. Pipes hosted guests Cora Sargent Hartwell Franklin Roy Dunlap Charley Morris and families. Charley Morriss dance Monday night drew strong turnout.
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