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Newspaper
Browning Leader Record
Location
Browning, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jul 22, 1937
Page
4
Supt. Herman Payne speaks of waning church attendance and urges turning to God. He argues faith erodes as Bible gathers dust, prayer fades, and pursuit of earthly happiness rises. He calls for reverence, devotion, and scriptural devotion to draw people back to church. Heb 4:16 cited.
There will be preaching at Mt Hope 11 a m and North Salem 2:39 and 8 p m next Sunday. Prayer meeting tonight in Browning at the Dodsons home. Rev O B Hobbs, pastor.
On August 11 at 10 o clock in County Superintendent Ed Fuhrmans office in Brookfield Wendell G Sears district inspector will hold a meeting to approve transportation routes. On August 14 the Annual Co Plan Meeting starts at nine o clock in Brookfield High School Auditorium. All Linn Co teachers are invited.
Tastey Pastries Club met at Mrs. Leona Remick's home with five members present and three visitors. They planned ice cream and cookies for next time and discussed their demonstration team. Willing Workers Club reports include hostess Mrs. Zona Boehner hosting June 23 with twenty two members and eleven children, contests won by Eva Sharp Alta Elwood and Mike Peters, and refreshments served. The July 7 meeting hosted by Mrs. Pearl Williams included quilting embroidery and a quilt binding with winners Erma Shaffer Gladys Boehner and Loveta Milliner, iced drinks and cookies served. A July 14 meeting at Mrs. Nena Taylor's featured thirteen members, menu of sandwiches pie and ice cream, work on tea towels rug strips cobble stone quilt, with Leatha Smith winning contests. Guests Myra Lay Mamie Mary Hazel Vincent Lorraine Taylor attended, next meeting July 28 with Mrs. Ella Cokerham and menu of sandwiches and pie. The roll call prompt remains Something our fathers have told us. Club Reporter.
The Sunshine Workers Club of Brookshier community continues meetings with a smaller membership. Remaining faithful members enjoy social contact while helping neighbors, living up to the motto Not for ourselves but for others. The club has suffered a great loss of members.
The Sunshine Workers held an all day meeting July 14 with nine members and three visitors. They quilted a nine patch, enjoyed a noon dinner, then resumed work. The group sang In The Sweet Bye And Bye and closed with the Lord's Prayer. Visitors Mae and Gladys Minor and Velma Moore attended. members included Minnie Dorothy Alberta Mabel Bertie Theresa Connie Braden Faye and young folks Donna Bobby Gene Gary. The next gathering is with Bertie Rulen on July 28.
The Linn County Chapter of the American Red Cross will conduct swimming lessons the week of July 26 at Brookfield Country Club lake. Instructors will lead the regular course, with free classes for registered Linn County children. the county school uses the club’s lake facilities and begins daily at 9 o’clock.
A child's diary describes minor spills and mishaps from Thursday to Saturday. The writer mentions telling Jane about a 20 cent earnings, Blisters and a confinement rumor, calling Elsy about Jake, and misadventures including counting pennies and buying salted nuts.
Jenny Lind, the Swedish nightingale, is buried in Malvern England according to the report.
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