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Newspaper
Browning Leader Record
Location
Browning, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jan 05, 1950
Page
8
Reger Browning Church: Sunday School 9:30 a.m. Worship 10:15 a.m. Reger: Sunday School 10:00 a.m. Worship 11:00 a.m. Asbury: Sunday School 10:00 a.m. Evening service 7:30 p.m.
Morning worship at 11:00 led by T A Pollock with a theme The Gift of The Wise Men from Acts Chapter 3. Evening service at 7:30.
Browning Church led by Kenneth Gley with Sunday School at 10:00, worship at 11, and evening service at 8. Training for preaching Sundays at 7 with Paul Williams visiting. Community notices cover residents' visits, moves, and New Year gatherings among local families and a base return for service members.
Perents and Mrs O yoong Tecies left Brookfield by bus Wednesday for Bloomington. Mr and Mrs W R Ware hosted holiday guests including Mr and Mrs Minor and Roland of ata, Elna All Sees, Al Almond, Keith Kirby and Robert Lynn. Bauswell family from St Louis Linneus and Wendell Havens hosted and were hosted by Bauswells. Weekend guests of O C Garrett included Mrs Viola Dunn, Frank Rieger and son Gary Lee, Lloyd Garrett and Joan, Kenneth Smith and children. New Year dinner guests mentioned.
County wolves rise prompts a planned drive between Kirby and Pleasant Grove Schoolhouses northeast of Linneus. Participants meet at Kirby or Walter Wood farm at 1 00 p m for a 1 30 p m start on Sunday January 8. Only shotguns with heavy loads allowed for safety. Further details from Marvin care County Extension Agent.
A January event invites all area children to have free studio portraits taken, with no parental obligation. Four cutest children will win beautiful prizes while prints can be ordered later. Participating families need no newspaper subscription, and ages have no limit. Local residents S C Lantz and Avis Bauswell are noted among attendees.
The Welch household, including Mr and Mrs Welch, their daughter, and guests Sieler and near Chula, were mentioned as poets connected to Blue Cream Falconer. They were returning home to Chilli Welch from Kansas City on Saturday evening.
In Wadsworth Kansas on last Wednesday visiting Clifford Abbott who had an operation Tuesday Mrs Abbott stayed and returned home Thursday night Mrs Hattie Bowman from Okardie Oklahoma spent a few days at the hospital also Mrs Bowman is Clifford Abbott's mother Clifford is recovering as well as could be expected
Mr and Mrs Glenn Jerome hosted a Steep a dinner Saturday with guests including Mrs Nancy Jerome adville, Mr and Mrs Earl Jerome and daughter, Mr and Mrs Elmer Hammock of Kansas City, Mr and Mrs C R Grimes of Meadville, Mr and Mrs Marshall Mc Mickle and daughter, and Mr and Mrs James Hammock of Kansas City.
Mr and Mrs Charley Maxwell hosted a Christmas dinner with guests including Hiram Baskett Charles Pulliam and family Linneus Ray Baskett Carrollton Herbert Atwood Browning Shirlene and Janeil Browning Clyde Walls Brookfield and Bennie Lambert of Knoxville Iowa unable to attend. Gifts were exchanged around the tree and the group hoped to meet again next year.
Christmas Day visitors at the Raymond Jacobs home included Mrs. Agnes Gender and Estella Jacobs, Orpha Shoemaker of Linneus, and Jacobi family members from March Air Force Base. Afternoon callers were Wanda Perkins, J. D. Elliott, Chas Hott and Virpeg, Dowell Creason and family, and Ruth Elliott among others.
In Missouri and five neighboring states a telephone strike was averted for 15 days ending New Year’s Eve. Gov. Forrest of Missouri urged a settlement to avoid service disruption and hardship. A regional conference in St. Louis was recommended to resume talks, with representatives to be submitted for agreement.
Fragmentary notice lists Shirley and John K Bernice Foster Jake Luckenhoff Ed ward Farley and Howard Ch with a Creason family music item.
The record lists numerous disbursement entries from Browning Lumber Co to Duncan Township clerk Clayton Warren including workers and firms such as Standard Oil Co and Hobson & Co with amounts dispersed. balances show a total of 20 055 10 in the bank.
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