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Newspaper
Browning Leader Record
Location
Browning, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1950
Page
4
The Browning Leader-Record from Browning Missouri chronicles local matters with a long established tradition since 1884. Subscription remains two dollars yearly as the paper marks its second class status.
Rainy week brings multiple visits as Mr and Mrs Homer Largent and sons of St Louis visit the Allen McClaren and Allen Fanning homes. Mr and Mrs Ellis Shepherd also join. Miss Phyllis and Sandra Smith stay with their grandparents, Mr and Mrs Will Enley, and Alice Ford helps Mrs Ray Johnson.
Bill Beck and family visited Mr. and Mrs. Clarnece Fannning and his mother Mrs. Susie Beck Saturday evening.
A sequence of brief local notes records visitors and calls across Purdin. The Brown and Wolfe families visited the Anna Smith home to see Mr. and Mrs. Merle Pulliam and Mrs. Smith. Joe Creason’s family hosted relatives from Tulsa, Oklahoma, and many locals joined in social calls. A funeral for Bill Miller was held at the Baptist Church, with other notes about exchanges of lettuce peas and fish among neighbors.
Pearl Goins called at the Lee Wood home last week. Roslan Gooch visited Kansas City for work and spent the weekend at home. Mr. and Mrs. Loren Owens and children visited Joe Moore’s. Babe Kimbrough and family called at Lee Wood’s Friday night. Sam Sprague visited relatives near Bevier. Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Cooper and Glenda called at Ross Bagley’s in Purdin. Don Wood and Clarice Norvell were guests at Lee Wood’s Sunday night. The Palmers visited E. J. Turner in Linneus one day. Babe Kimbrough was in Kansas on business one day. The Woods were in Trenton on business. Pattie Richardson visited E. J. Palmer a few days last week. G. E. Oertwig and family attended church in Brookfield Sunday afternoon.
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