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Browning Leader Record

Location

Browning, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Jun 22, 1939

Page

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Y P C A to Meet Tuesday Night June 27

On Tuesday evening June 27 at 8 p m the Young People's Christian Association will hold its next meeting at the former M F E Church South. The non-denominational group aims to connect Browning youth's religious and social life with devotions, social programs, and refreshments. Boys bring sandwiches and girls cookies. Everyone is welcome.

Young People’s Christian Association M. FE. Church South Browning

Father's Day Guests Honor Mr and Mrs Vin cent

On Sunday June 18 the children and grandchildren of Mr and Mrs L J Vincent surprised them with a fine prepared dinner and gifts. Attendees included Mr and Mrs John Vincent and Rosalie of St Catherine and the Vincent families with Charles Gary and Alma Cotter family among others. The day featured photos ice cream and visiting.

L. J. Vincent John Vincent Rosalie St. Catherine Orvis Vincent Charles Leon Vincent Gary George Taylor Loraine Nina Clair Artie Cotter Alma

Phyllis Brown to represent Chillicothe church at Ridgecrest trip

Miss Phyllis Brown daughter of Mrs Ruth Brown of Chillicothe plans a two week visit from June 18 to July 2 at Ridgecrest Southern Baptist Assembly in Western North Carolina. She is chosen to represent the Young Women's Auxiliary and will be joined by classmate Miss Rema Murchinson. The program includes sunrise prayer meetings morning study classes recreation and evening programs.

Phyllis Brown N. Carolina B. H. Peterson Ruth Brown Chillicothe Ridgecrest Rema Murchinson Phyllis Anne

Hummel-Wesley Class Meets With Iva Rhodes Hostess

Mrs Iva Rhodes hosted the Hummel Wesley Class on Thursday June 15 with sixteen members and four visitors present Mrs Danlle Ingram Hillsboro NL Mrs Mildred Gibson Kansas City Mrs E D Street Independence Kansas and Mrs W G Twyman Poteau Okla The president Mrs Hummel presided Devo tions led by Mrs Crawford and study hour planned by others

Iva Rhodes Hummel-Wesley Danelle Ingram Hillsboro Mildred Gibson Kansas City E.D. Street Independence Kansas W. G. Twyman Poteau Okla Hummel Crawford

Social hour highlights at Mrs Seaman and Mrs Carter event

Mrs Seaman and Mrs Carter contributed papers during a social hour where guests enjoyed fruit salad cake and iced tea served by the hostess.

Cinderella Club Luncheon Honors Members and Guests

Mrs. C. W. Gooch hosted a two course luncheon on June 14 assisted by her daughter Patricia and Miss Mary Carter. Club members and invited guests from Brookfield and Columbia attended with prizes for high and low scores and a traveling award to Miss Peterson.

C. W. Gooch Cinderella Club Patricia Mary Carter J. B. Carter C. B. Carr D. 8. Forbes Egdar Hoselton O. T. Johnson Fred Lay Priest Lumsden Robert Moore J. T. Nevins A. D. Peterson Gale .Thurlo Chloe Fields Erma Peterson K. M. Duncan Brookfield H. F. Dickinson J.C. Dutton Columbia J. H. Calhoun Eunice F. Dickinson E. G. Fuhrman W. D. Grice B. J. Hatrivey John Mullins W. F. Peters J. R. Williams Johnson Calhoun Lay Peterson

Get Acquainted Club Meeting at Bozwell Home

The Get Acquainted Club met with Mary Alice Bozwell on June 7 with eleven members and one visitor. They embroidered and pieced a quilt, opened with a song, and held three contests won by Bessie, Lorene Head, and Lucy Sevier. Refreshments followed. next meeting announced with Mrs. Dan Head.

Mary Alice Bozwell Bessie Lorene Head Lucy Sevier Lottie Dodson Hazel Jones Chloe Hoskins Mayme Steele Elma Brinkley Susie Maxine Scott Dan Head

Eight-Pound Girl Born to Maize Family Near Haseville

Birth announcement for a daughter born June 19 to Mr and Mrs Clarence Maize near Haseville. The baby weighs eight pounds and mother and child are doing nicely. Dr Mc Artor attended.

Clarence Maize Near Haseville Babe Dr. McArtor

Miss Reba Twyman Plans Europe Trip After Journalism Degree

Reba Frances Twyman a Missouri School of Journalism graduate now on a Browning Browning area newspaper staff sails June 23 aboard the Duchess of Atholl for a seven week Western Europe tour. She will visit England Holand Belgium Switzerland Germany Italy and France during the journey. She is well known in Browning where she summers with her aunt and uncle Mr and Mrs Hummel.

Reba Frances Tynman Missouri School of Journalism Ligonier Indiana Duchess of Atholl Europe England Holand Belgium Switzerland Germany Italy France Twyman Browning

Revival News Brings Weather Delays and Strong Attendance

The revival reports unusual rain causing a brief setback yet crowds remain strong with attendance Monday more than doubling the first Monday. Young people are expected Thursday night to lead music and a large group is anticipated. Sermons focus on The Books of Heaven Funeral Sermons Why Are You Not A Christian Remember. Services emphasize doing the best within the short time.

Family Reunion at Watson Home Draws Four Generations

Mr and Mrs W B Watson hosted a one o clock dinner Sunday for a near complete family reunion spanning four generations. Afternoon photos were taken as relatives gathered from Red Wing Minnesota LaCrosse Wisconsin Brookfield Gary Indiana and local towns to celebrate with extended family members including the Halls Lyons Thompsons Watsons and Quigleys.

W. B. Watson Austin Watson Allen Ray Mirs Henry Watson Jake Mary Lois Veda Mae Vera Lee Jean Gaylord Quigley Jerry Lee Margaret Ellen Joanne B. C. Page Robert Snyder William Richard Davis Gary Indiana

Linn County Wool Pool Sells 50,000 Pounds at 29 Cents

The Linn County Wool Growers Association sold a 50 000 pound pool last Tuesday at 29 cents per pound for top grades. Shropshire wool brought 26 4 cents per pound. Silberman Sons Company of Chicago was the high bidder, followed by M E Belt of La Plata and Henderson Produce Company of Laclede. The pool’s total cost and mailing of checks were to be completed this week.

Linn County Wool Growers Association Shropshire Silberman Fons Company of Chicago M. E. Belt of la Plata Henderson Produce Company Laclede Midwest R. B. Collins, Wool Company of Boston Wool Growers

For Sale Yearling Angus Bull in Missouri

Yearling Angus bull weighing about 750 pounds offered for sale. Contact Earl Gooch in Purdin Missouri for details.

Angus Bull Earl Gooch Purdin

Hummel Hosts Young Set Honor Billie Joe Twyman

Mrs L W Hummel entertained a few members of the younger set Monday evening honoring her niece Billie Joe Twyman of Poteau Oklahoma as her guest. Rock and dancing provided amusement while cooling refreshments were served by the hostess assisted by her sister Mrs Twyman. Guests included Phyllis Vincent Eudora Harris Marjorie Campbell Clayton Harris Billie Joe Crookshanks Gail Bartow and Gene Arnold.

Heavy Rainfall Floods Drench Local Community

A week of heavy rain soaks the area with about eight inches in the month and more rain expected. Creeks and branches run full and overflow, with Locust Creek nearly bank full by Wednesday morning. Farmers respond to rising waters as the situation unfolds.

Weather Destroys Wheat Crop Expectations After Rains

Farmers reported wheat and oats looked fine before heavy rains. The rains delayed harvests and caused significant losses in many areas, threatening a large anticipated yield.

Birthday dinner honors Mrs Dickinson and Mr Calhoun

Mrs Eunice Dickinson and Mrs Jo Wady hosted a six o clock dinner on Friday to celebrate the birthdays of Mrs Harvey Dickinson and J H Calhoun. Attending were Mr and Mrs Harvey Dickinson Mr and Mrs J H Calhoun Mr and Mrs V C Thurlow and children of Brookfield Mr and Mrs J C Dutton and H R Anderson. Later guests included Mr and Mrs Burton Carr Mr and Mrs David Forbes Mrs K M Duncan Mrs Robert Moore and Mr and Mrs C W Gooch. The group enjoyed bridge and departed late thanking honorees.

Eunice Dickinson Jo Wady Harvey Dickinson J. H. Calhoun V. C. Thurlo Brookfield J. C. Dutton H. R. Anderson Burton Carr

P. E. D. Meeting Highlights Radio Air and Lighthouses

Mrs. Hinda Rush hosted Chapter V P. E. D. with Ada Boll ing presenting The Magic of Radio discussing radio history and television. Bertha Haning read Maren Keithley on Man's Progress in the Air, tracing flight from Darius Green to modern transports. Floy Peterson spoke on Romance of the Lighthouse Service, detailing light house construction and history. Guests included Mrs. Twyman of Poteau and Mrs. Wilson of Laredo. Rush served a refreshing drink.

Hinda Rush Ada Bolling Bertha Haning Maren Keithley Darius Green Floy Peterson Twyman Poteau Okla Wilson Laredo Rush

North Salem Quilting Club Meets for Gooseberries and Dinner

The North Salem Quilting Club gathered with Mrs Versie Bailey on June 15 for an all day session. They picked and measured sixteen gallons of gooseberries, shared a large noon dinner, and discussed an ice cream social while listing members and visiting guests.

North Salem Quilting Club Versie Bailey Ethel Almond Cora Brantner Evelyn Cordray Ritta Head Susie Jennings Ethel Donald Jennings Gene Moore Bobby Lee Pearler Junior Tucker Naomi Robert Phillip Murrell Bernice McCollum Basil Moore

Boy Scouts Headed for Week at Lake of the Ozarks

Browning clearly reports that a group of Boy Scouts will spend a week at the Lake of the Ozarks. They depart Sunday June 25 and return the next Sunday. Planning scouts include Gail Eaton Russell Eaton Gene Arnold Clayton Harris Geo Hansen Bernard Browning Harold Elliott Junior Wolf and Ray Duane Peterson. To raise funds they hold a food sale Saturday June 24 at Bailey Maytag Co office and accept donations of stories or other items.

Bailey Maytag Co

Methodist Churches Unite in Joint Service Plan

The two Methodist congregations began uniting by meeting at the former M E Church South with 106 attendees. Next Sunday they will switch to the other church and continue alternating until reorganization. P M Marr of Milan spoke on Adequate Support of the Ministry during Layman's Day.

M. E. Church South P. M. Marr Milan Chillicothe

Fire Crackers Permit Issued for July 1–4

The City Council grants permission to sell and shoot fire crackers from July 1 to July 4. A restriction bans firing on Main Street in the Business district.

Sunday Dinner Guests At Mrs. Josie Jones Home

Sunday dinner guests were Mrs. Danelle Ingram of Hillsboro Tl Mrs. Mildred Gibson of Kansas City Mrs. Jennie Epperson Mrs. America Fleming and Mrs. Elizabeth Prather The ladies reported a lovely dinner and an enjoyable day.

Danelle Ingram Hillsboro Mildred Gibson Kansas City Jennie Epperson America Fleming Elizabeth Prather Josie Jones

Norvell Family Honored at Father’s Day Dinner

Guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Norvell for Father’s Day included Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Norvell with children from Marshall, Mrs. Lucille Norvell with daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Norvell with son, and Mr. and Mrs. Reid Johnson with son.

C. C. Norvell Lloyd Norvell Marshall Lucille Norvell Vernon Norvell Reid Johnson

Langdon Families Spend Father’s Day in Missouri and Kansas

Jr. and Mrs. John Hollon of Jacksonville Mo Mr. and Mrs Roy Langdon and sons of McCracken Kansas Mr and Mrs Lot Langdon and son of Green Castle Mr and Mrs Earnest Langdon and children of near Purdin spent Father’s Day with their parents Mr and Mrs W J Langdon.

John Hollon Jacksonville Roy Langdon McCracken Kansas Lot Langdon Green Castle Earnest Landgon Near Purdin W. J. Langdon

True Blue Club Meeting Honors Flag Day in Shafter

The True Blue Club of Shafter met June 14 at Mrs. Lewis Arnolds home. Flags adorned the yard and flowers bloomed for Flag Day as Mrs. Tom Morris presided and led with singing.

The True Blue Club of Shafter Lewis Arnold Tom Morris America

Fathers Day Observances and Social Planned at Shafter

The article notes Father’s Day readings led by Mrs Willard Phillips and others including Mrs Tom Morris and Mrs Omi Phillips. An ice cream social was planned at Shafter schoolhouse for June 27 with refreshments served. The group adjourned to meet June 28 with Mrs Sam Gooch after a flower show inspection.

Dad Willard Phillips Tom Morris Omi Phillips Edgar Morris Price Gilmer Heritegt Lewis Arnold Shafter School House Flower Sam Gooch

Wilhite Recovering From Fall Injuries

G E Wilhite is recovering from a broken left hip and knee after a fall eleven weeks ago. He was moving a telephone line when a passing car caused the wire to snap, throwing him onto the road. He spent weeks in a Kansas City hospital before returning home for gradual recovery.

G. E. Wilhite Kansas City

Slats Diary Entries Chronicle Uneventful Week

A rough diary recounts a church visit and usher duties in Sunday noting heat and poor weather. It describes a failed attempt to assist a traveler named Eshelmen, a fire across the street, a hospital stay, and uncle Hen’s illness. The narrator buys chocolates, jokes about customer service, and complains of bad luck through a week leading to July 4 plans.

S. S Sumer Eshelmen Mus Hen P. m

Also Mentioned on This Page

Get Watson A. F. Hall Wool Pool P. E. D. Meeting BOY Scouts Lake OF Ozarks Bailey Maytay Methodist Churches Unite True Blue Club
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