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Newspaper
Browning Leader Record
Location
Browning, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jul 03, 1952
Page
4
The column discusses the Sunday school lesson on Judges covering post Joshua to Solomon, framing it as a study of national anarchy and the cycle of freedom and slavery. It links moral decay to loss of freedom and notes divine mercy and repentance as paths to renewal.
Church services at Purdin Church of Christ include Bible Study every Sunday at 10 o clock. Everyone is invited to attend.
Mt Olive Baptist Church outlines Sunday School at 10 00 A M Junior Phillips leads September morning worship at 11 00 A M Evening services follow at seven. Preaching on the second and fourth Sundays with family night on Friday before each preaching day. A cordial welcome extended to everyone.
Morris Chapel Church invites all to Sunday School at 10:00 a.m. supervised by Joé Moore. Preaching on the first Sunday at 11:00 a.m. and 8:00 p.m. Bible Study on Wednesday night at 8:00 p.m. Attend any service.
The Baptist church lists Pastor Frank Soka and L. McQuown as Sunday School Superintendent. Classes for all ages meet each Sunday at 10 a.m. Prayer services are on Wednesday at 8:00 p.m. Preaching services occur every Sunday at 11 a.m. and 8 p.m.
Locust Valley Baptist Church announces September morning classes at 10 a.m. for all ages. If you are not in Sunday School, you will be welcome in ours.
The notice announces services at North Salem Methodist Church led by Pastor Rev. Charles Smith. Morning worship on the second Sunday at 11:00 a.m. Sunday school classes for all ages at 10:00 a.m. Evening services on the third Sunday at 7:30 p.m. Ladies Aid meets Friday afternoons. A hearty welcome to all attendees.
Haseville Methodist Church with Pastor A. J. Pritchett invites all to Sunday School at 10 a.m. led by George Hess, Superintendent. Preaching on the 1st Sunday morning and evening, and on the 3rd Sunday evening. Everyone welcome.
Pleasant Grove Evangelical United Brethren Church invites all to Supply Sunday School at 10 a m led by Pastor Edgar E Rushton with Roy Miller as Superintendent.
Rev. Howard Copeland, pastor, leads church school at 10 a.m. G. T. Woodward assists. Morning worship at 11 a.m. Evening service at 8 p.m. at the Christian Church this Sunday. Thought for the week emphasizes guiding people on.
The Purdin Charge Methodist Church led by E. V. Campbell in Purdin Bear Branch and Morris Chapel holds worship at 10 o clock. Next Sunday July 6 services at Morris Chapel 11 and 8 with The Lord's Supper observed. Bear Branch Ladies Aid meets the 2nd Tuesday monthly. Purdin Women’s Society of Christian Service meets Thursday July 10. A hearty welcome to all services.
Mrs. Leo Freeland hosted the Cinderella Club Tuesday evening with guests Mrs. Erma Kelley of Milan Mrs. Maxine Chapman and Mrs. Lillian Bennett. High score prize went to Mrs. Virginia McArtor and low score to Mrs. Frances Hoselton. travel prize awarded by Mrs. Vena Wade.
The Willing Workers Club met with Mrs Emma Haley on June 26 for an all day session with five members one visitor and seven children. Activities included homing tea towels a noon dinner and a roll call dish rag exchange. The hostess gift of 36 cents was won by Madelin Haley. Next meeting with Cecile Cotter July 8 all day.
4 H sewing girls met with Elaine Hale on June 18 and again June 25 at Mrs Everett Hale. Members by year practiced head scarfs skirts blouses and play dresses with finished outfits. Nine members attended the June 25 session and demonstrations by Coral Wodsie Barbara Hanman Phyllis Minor and Rosalee Leichhart were planned for the next meeting.
The Scottsville 4-H Club met Friday night June 20 at Schrock church with nine members present. New member John Keith Elliott joined as plans were made to attend 4-H camp at Trenton July 14 to 16. A calf and sheep show and judging were set for Sunday July 13 at two o'clock near Browning school. Refreshments followed. next meeting is Friday July 18 with potato chips cookies and pop.
The Home Workers Club gathered at Mr. and Mrs. Ben McKenzie home on Thursday June 12 for a social lawn party with wieners marshmallows chips pickles and pop. Members listed include Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Bennett Mr. and Mrs. Ned Mundell Mr. and Mrs. George Prather Mr. and Mrs. John Gooch and many others. Next meeting set with Mrs. Gail Zimmerman on Thursday July 10 with dish cloth for roll call.
The Friendship Circle Club met on June 25 with 13 members. Guests included Mrs. Ray Kelly and Mrs. Vic Jones. Olga Elliott chaired as president. members shared a noon meal and social visit.
The Sunshine Club held a meeting with 13 members attending and several gifts due from Sunshine Pals. Prizes were won by Alta and Opal, Kathryn hosted and brought a large load, and the Whites led an attendance contest. Next meeting set for July 9 at Edna Haggy's with treats and family service.
The WSS of CS met at Mrs. Robert Smiths home on June 19 with eight members. President Miss Rose Chambers led the session after opening with a hymn. Mrs. Guy Johnson gave the prayer and Mrs. A C Dryden offered a devotional. The group sang and prepared a scripture reading from Deuteronomy.
Mrs Millard Chapman assisted by Mrs Roy Long entertained several boys and girls at a birthday party for her son Mike on his ninth birthdaySaturday June 28. After refreshments they visited Milan to see a motion picture. Guests included Bonna Jo Nevins Patricia Artz Martha Ann Yardley Sandra Wade Prather Ellsberry Richard.
The Lion and the Horse opens at the Marty Ann Theatre in Kanab Utah with Steve Cochran and Sherry Jackson. Wildfire the black stallion and Jackie the lion headline a western action story about a cowboy and his horse fleeing the law. Next at Lone Star features Clark Gable and Ava Gardner in a Texas battle of love and sexes.
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