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Newspaper
Browning Leader Record
Location
Browning, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Dec 14, 1950
Page
4
A Browning Missouri publication from December 14 1950 features a brief inspirational quote section and a weekly meal plan for December 18 to December 23. The menu lists daily offerings including soups, meats, sides and desserts with milk and bread.
Addison Payne reflects on the grim toll of war as young soldiers fall in combat. The piece laments lost years and the costs to communities, urging remembrance and contemplation of sacrifice.
A verse on faith opens the page, praising divine protection. Multiple family visits fill Sunday, including Maggart, Grindstaff, McClaren, Smith, Stephenson, and Reeder households all sharing time with relatives. A baby born December 4 at Princeton Hospital is welcomed at home.
Our Sunday School progress is reported with 56 in attendance last Sunday and calls for more. Services are scheduled with preaching on the first and third Sundays at 11 and 7 30, Sunday School at 10, and youth meetings and prayer gatherings weekly. Revival at the Methodist Church underway led by Rev Hobbs. Mrs Kathryn Collins and Linda Kay returned from a four week trip in California.
Real winter weather brought snow and ice this past week. Mr and Mrs Joe Head and Harold visited Allen McClaren's on Sunday. Mr and Mrs Wilson Havens spent Sunday with Harold Rinehart and family. Roy Crowdis spent Sunday with her parents H N Thurlo. Ray Garrett of Browning visited daughter Earl Lumsden and family. Mrs Allen McClaren and Anita Faye attended Baptist Church services Sunday night.
Mary Lynne Palmer spent one evening last week with Essie Wood. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Moore called at the Loren Owens home in Purdin on Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. C. M. Goins and Mrs. Essie Wood were calling at Mrs. Emma's home.
Goins home in Purdin Friday with Mrs. Donald Wood and weekend visits among Brookfield residents E J Palmer and T C Palmer. Kansas City guests Pattie and friends with Leonard Richardson at E J Palmer home. Supper guests Brown ing with T C Palmer. Sunday dinners at Wood home with Lewis Wood Carol Lee and others. Essie’s birthday party included cake and gifts. Other Sunday guests included Nolan Creason family and Rolla Gooch household. Linneus visit noted with E J Turner.
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