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Newspaper
Browning Leader Record
Location
Browning, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jun 12, 1952
Page
2
Mrs F N and G T Woodward announce candidacy for State Representative from Sullivan County subject to Democratic primary on August 5 1952.
Mt Hope notes report visits among Swise Abbott Cordray and Cassity families including illness reminders for Mrs Barnslead and Gilbert Coram. A Big Tent Revival begins tonight at Mt Hope Church on Highway 11 near Catthe with invites extended.
Local community notes list events at the Methodist Church with a completion set for Friday night at 8 p m. The Purdin Womans Club met with Mrs. Clara Kingsolver and numerous households hosted visitors from nearby towns including Brookfield Breckenridge Phillips Texas and Kansas City.
Last week's social list includes Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Phillips hosting three daughters and families from Chicago and Columbia. numerous guests joined fish fry and chicken dinners at local homes. The Memorial holidays brought relatives from Loveland Colorado and Kansas City to Jer ry, Humphreys, Linneus, and surrounding areas.
Mr and Mrs Howard and family of Kansas City were weekend guests of Mr and Mrs Harrison Blackburn Connie Mason visits grandparents Mr and Mrs J D Nichols and sons in Marshall were weekend guests of Mr and Mrs Grove Garrett and Mr and Mrs Harrison Nichols Phyllis Stone of Kansas City spent the weekend with her father Earl Stone and Janet Mrs Hubert Bagley and twins of Richsmac Missouri were guests of Mrs Lee Bagley Donald McIntyre of Fort Riley Kansas spent the weekend with his parents Mr and Mrs Walter McIntyre Mrs Ray Cloud spent last weekend in Kansas City visiting Mr and Mrs Tom Engleman and other relatives near there.
Rev Howard Copeland filled his regular appointment at the Methodist Church Sunday morning. Ada Smith visits Kansas City with her son and family. Sunday visitors include the Collins and Smith families and numerous relatives. Voyages from Kansas City Davenport and Chillicothe are noted among weekend visits. Measles have kept some households indoors for weeks.
Mrs Millard Swank and Richard visited with Mr and Mrs Buel McClaren along with the Gil bert McKay family and Mrs Robert Stephenson and sons. Also joining were Mr and Mrs Francis McCaughey and Mr and Mrs Jerome Smith and Wallace who visited Saturday night and Sunday with Mr and Mrs Grover McClaren. Ft Smith Ark residents were calling on Mr and Mrs Elza Jacobs and Sandra Kay and Miss Nellie Stephenson and the Melvin Stephenson family and Tommy on Thursday.
Residents and visitors share a weekend in Clem Spring with family and friends. Vera Brammer Beverly Seward and Jimmie and Betty Lou Davenport Iowa visited Hattie Jennings and Bev Franklin. others traveled to Brookfield Milan and Kansas City for various calls and returns.
Mrs James Witteberry and Mr L E Hedges with Carmen and Jerry shopped in Chillicothe Saturday. Veda Wood’s daughter Katherine and family of Kansas City vacationing with relatives. Sam Gooch visited Milan on Monday afternoon. James Morris and wife went to St Louis over the weekend. Mrs Morris seeks medical specialist after a lingering illness. Gail Jerome visited kin in Chillicothe early this week.
Mr and Mrs Lee Wood visited Browning on business. Leonard Richardson and daughter spent the weekend at E J Palmer home and with Purcia relatives. Ben Creason and family toured Iowa May 24 visiting his sister. Davis family Loren Owens Dale and Bonnie dined at Joe Moore home last Thursday. Lee Wood joined Emma Rottmann forDecoration Day dinner.
Smith items recount a Sunday one o clock dinner hosted by Mr and Mrs Wilson Havens with guests including Mr and Mrs Frank Brown and son and Mr and Mrs Albert Hubler and son from Brookfield. Other visits include Mrs Willie Watson staying in Kansas City and families including Mr and Mrs Harry Dill and children and Mr and Mrs Buster Wages. Delorum Tharp and children visited Friday to Sunday with Roscoe Powells. Monday afternoon guests were Mr and Mrs O M Elliott. Donald Haley shopped in Kansas City last week.
North Jackson Round About Miss Gracie Jerome represented the Shafter 4-H Club in a State 4-H Council meeting. The program included a tour of the State Capitol at Jefferson City and other entertainment. Local residents travel and family visits are noted in brief items across the community.
Locust Valley and Mt. Zion graves were decorated on Decoration Day by families from Purdin Bevier and nearby towns. Guests included Mr. and Mrs. Donald Wood and daughter Mr. and Mrs. Lee Wood and Mrs. Truman Stephenson at Lewis Wood’s home, and J. D. Gall with C. M. Goins relatives visiting Bevier for the observance.
Pvt Lyle R McClaren and Pvt Wim Owings of Ft Riley Kansas spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs Aven McClaren and Anita S Be Faye.
Mr and Mrs Quinten Fields and daughter visited his parents and relatives one evening last week. Mr and Mrs Harvey Pratt of Kansas City spent the weekend with family. Mr and Mrs Pearly King and daughter visited relatives in Roger on Sunday. Ola Knifong did carpentry for R A Thurlow. Mrs Mabel Arnold spends this week in the Dale Bar timus home.
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