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Newspaper
Browning Leader Record
Location
Browning, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Dec 28, 1939
Page
8
The notice announces Sunday School and Communion every Sunday at 10:00 AM with Jas. P. Bolling as superintendent for all ages. It welcomes all attendees to participate.
Orval Hamman pastor leads Sunday School at 10 60 a m each Sunday. Carl Drake superintendent. Preaching on the 2nd and 4th Sundays at 11 00 a m and 7 30 p m. You are invited to attend these services.
The Methodist Church lists Sunday Church School at 10 a m with H L Schrock as superintendent and C B Carr as assistant. Preaching services are held on the 1st and 3rd Sundays each month and all are invited to attend.
Prayer meeting will be held at the home of Mrs. Lizzie Prather at 7 00 p m Thursday December 28 in the local church circle.
On his property J M Fishback posts a clear notice forbidding any hunting with gun or dog. The sign emphasizes a strict no hunting policy on the farm.
A notice from W. H. Pridemore & Son and Walter J. Gooch proclaims absolute no hunting on their farms. The warning emphasizes property rights and safety.
No hunting or trespassing on farms or land leased by M. R. Street F. D. Street J. W. Crookshanks H. E.
Mrs Elma Chambers hosted the Pur din Women’s Club for its December gathering with twenty one members. Devotional by Mrs Minnie Street featured Christmas quotations and a gift exchange with a miniature tree and numbered packages.
A group listing members including Susie Fuller Oneta Grice Margaret Hardin Cora Hisel Clara Kingsolver Nellie Kroger Betty Bernice Daisy Sylvia Minnie Street Bertha Tribble Minnie Pulliam and Callie Johnson. They announce a January meeting with Mrs Thora Carr and a forthcoming rummage sale with an exchange theme. Elizabeth Crookshanks C R.
Records show the True Blue Club and the Bitter Sweet Club meeting on December dates with 15 and 14 members respectively. The True Blue Club conducted roll call with poems, planned Christmas baskets for several sick or aged members, gift exchanges, prayers, and a Christmas tree event at Mrs. Edgar Morris’s home. The Bitter Sweet Club focused on quilting and comfort binding, a noon dinner, contests won by Etta Brown and Clara Buckman, and a Christmas meeting hosted by Mrs. Ethelyn Johnson with a large turnout and secret sister gifts.
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