United Brethren Church Ends Quarterly With Sermon
Cir s ervices United Brethren Church Sunday School each Sunday at 10 a m. Quarterly meeting Monday night June 18 Dr C H Crandall Conference Supt will bring a message and hold the quarterly This is the last quarterly of the conference year Missouri Conference of the E U B Church meets in annual session June 27 to July 1 at Brashear Mo Edgar E Rushton Pastor Supply
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United Brethren Church
C. H. Crandall
Missouri
Brashear
Edgar E. Rushton
Methodist Church Services Invite
Rev. Robert Burns presides over Sunday School each Sunday at 10:00 am with classes for all ages. James Calhoun supervises and worship occurs on the first Sunday evening and the third Sunday morning and evening, with evening services at 7:45. Rev. Wm Icenogle of the Christian Church will speak Sunday evening. You are cordially invited to attend.
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Methodist Church
Robert Burns
James Calhoun
Wm. Icenogle
The
Christian Church
Browning Baptist Church Classes for All Ages
H C Bailey, superintendent, announces classes for all ages at Browning Baptist Church with a Wednesday prayer meeting at 7 30 pm. The notice highlights religious education and weekly worship activities led by the church.
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Browning Baptist Church
H. C. Bailey
White Oak Grove Church Monday Services Invite
The White Oak Grove Church invites all to Monday night services at 8 PM with special singing. The subject for Monday June 17 is The Shield of Faith. Mrs. Elza Jacobs of Milan Missouri extends the invitation.
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White Oak Grove
Elza Jacobs
Milan
Purdin Methodist Circuit Vacation Bible School Closes
The Purdin Methodist circuit reports a successful cooperative Vacation Bible School ending Saturday. Commencement is Sunday at 8 p m with public invitation. Bear Branch hosts Sunday School at 10 and worship at 11 with no evening service. Repairs progress at Morris Chapel Church and interior decoration will begin soon. Pastor W A Pollock invites attendance.
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Bear’ Branch
Bear Branch
Purdin Methodist Church
Morris Chapel
W. A. Pollock
Fish Fry Brings Neighbors Together at Riverside Park
A June 3 1951 gathering by the Neighborhood Club in Brunswick celebrated May and June birthdays with five members and families. Attendees cooked fried fish salads pies and cakes, enjoyed visiting after dinner, and looked forward to July August events hosted by Mrs. Walter Head. A cooking demonstration by 4-H girls followed by recipes and fruit salad refreshments rounded out the day.
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Neighbor Club
Riverside Park
Brunswick
Carl Tapscott
Walter Head
Happy Homemakers Club
Enterprise
A. C. Dickinson
Fessie Minor
Brookfield
Elaine
Charlotte Henry
Dorothy Lee Ford
Mabel Lambert
Evelyn Cassity
Olga Elliott
Allie Ware
Grace Henry
Cora Lee
Barbara Hanman
Janice Barton
Sonja Lambert
Dorothy Lee
Marjorie
Mary
Lester Ford
Bernard
Jerry Brantner
Gary Barton
Danny Haley
Bill Ware
Ray Kelly
Jim Elliott
Noel Henry
Ted Hanman
Seldon Ford
Friendly Neighbors Club activities and May gatherings
Notes from the Friendly Neighbors Club in Purdin detail a June 6, 1951 all day meeting with eleven members and guests, opening songs, food gifts, and reports. Plans for the next meeting with Mrs. Clifford Palmer on June 20 are announced along with other local society events and officer elections.
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Friendly Neighbors Club
C. C. McGhee
Maggie Mathews
Juanita Cokerham
Joan Carter
Phyllis Tapscott
Frances
Carl Tapscott
Ivan Cokerham
Everett Schreckhise
James Cokerham
Brookfield
Emma Mee- Collum
Clifford Palmer
Mrs. Cora Lee Ford Hosts Stitch And Chat ter Club
Mrs. Cora Lee Ford hosted the Stitch and Chater Club gathering on Thursday June 7, with members meeting at her home for sewing and socializing activities.
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Cora Lee Ford
Local Social Notes From Kansas City to Iowa Trips
Miss Melba Carter of Kansas City visited her parents and joined Mrs. Edgar Carter for a trip to Iowa City for the University commencement where her brother Howard was in the class. Mrs. Blanche Harvey visited Linneus then planned time with Joel DeWitt and W M Wiesman near Ottumwa Iowa. Mrs. Preston Bates, with her mother Elizabeth Prather, returned to St Louis after accompanying her to New York and other Eastern stops. Mrs P rather will spend three months at Ivah Darr’s home.
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Melba Carter
Kansas City
E. XR. Carter
Miss Carter
Edgar Carter
Iowa City
Iowa
Howard
Blanche Harvey
Dorcas Harvey
Linneus
Edna Harvey
Joel DeWitt
Ottumawa
W. M. Wiesman
Preston Bates
Elizabeth Prather
St. Louis
East
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Cir Services
Purdin Methodist Circuit
Asa Badger
E. E. Rushton
Nce
Purdin
Chrisian Temperance Union
Guy Johnson
Rushton
Jesus
Anna Smith
Robert Smith
Rose Chambers
Myrtle Smith
Daisy Street
T. J. Hisel
Vauple
Flower Mission
Union
May Schrock
W.S. of C.S
Womans’ Society of Christian Service
Schrock
Mother
Marie Woolf
Essie Slack
Mamie, Bartow
Guy Adams
Iva Drake
Spiritual Life
Adams
Slack
Patterson-Sargent
Browning Lumber Company
Browning, Missouri
Joe’s Service Station
Browning, Mo
George Street
Reisch School
Bolen’s Garden Tractors Sales and Service
Slaughter & German
Meadville, Mo
M.F.A. Central Cooperative
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