Subscription Price Noted for Browning Post Office
The notice lists a subscription price of $2.00 for postal services in Browning Missouri with a reference date of Thursday December 21 1950 and directs payment to the post office.
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Newspaper
Browning Leader Record
Location
Browning, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Dec 21, 1950
Page
4
The notice lists a subscription price of $2.00 for postal services in Browning Missouri with a reference date of Thursday December 21 1950 and directs payment to the post office.
Rev W A Pollock visits Pur din on business. Miss Ethella Newton stays with Mrs S J Bartow family to help care for the newborn. Mr and Mrs A B Whaley of Kansas City and Mrs Sade Kinfong dine with Mrs S C Lantz and Coleman. W P Nickell visiting Fanning home for holidays. Walter Smith and family shop and call on Mrs Crookshank’s Christmas visit in Lake Charles. Joe Nevins family and others dine with Kansas May and Margaret Smith. Laura Hamilton mentioned in a brief.
Mrs. A Crawford and Mrs. Samane hosted Fridaner as Mrs Hamil ane stayed Saturday night with Mr. and Mrs. C Williams and H Rarte family, visiting their hosts in town. They were joined by Jan from Iowa City and relatives including Mr. and Mrs. E R Carter and Mr. and Mrs. T L Bartow.
Brooks Buckman and family visited the Lee Wood home one night that week. Rolla Gooch and son shopped in Brookfield Friday evening. Lewis Wood and kids dined at the Lee Wood home. Mrs Oertwig’s birthday sparked a Friday night gathering with Goins Creason Wood Kimbrough families.
Fred Bertshman attended the Church of God in Reger as Sunday services began with a food shower and limited attendance in Sunday School. A Christmas program by both churches is planned at the Methodist Church on Saturday night December 28.
Crowds grow each night at the Methodist church revival with strong interest and several converts at the altar. Services continue through the rest of the week.
Mr. and Mrs. Bob Williams from Milan visited in the homes of Mrs. Stella Hollenbeck and Mr. and Mrs. Walter McKay last week. Marjorie Wattenbarger stayed with her sister and family, the Juniors Collins and baby. Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Meeks and baby from Trenton visited Sunday with his mother and family, the Bills Grindstaff, Doris and Ora.
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