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Newspaper
Browning Leader Record
Location
Browning, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jun 24, 1943
Page
3
The published lesson outlines for June 27 present the topics and scripture passages chosen by the International Council of Religious Education. It notes copyright and permission usage for these study materials and provides guidance for teaching and reflection.
A summary of the two John letters focusing on five practical lessons. It urges parents to set a right example at home, cautions against false teachers, promotes hospitality to true teachers, warns against proud church leaders, and praises the life of a good, reputable Christian like Demetrius.
Barbara Bell Pattern No. 1724 B fits sizes 12 through 20 with busts 30 to 38 inches. 144 yards of 39 inch material for bodice and 25 yards for skirt plus 6 yards ribbon. Pattern No. 1741 B covers sizes 14 to 44 with 244 yards of 35 inch material and 7 yards bias fold. use scraps for bottom. War conditions slow orders. send your order to the address provided.
Village gossip suggests Mrs Grampus earned a First Aid certificate and, since, her husband reports fewer injuries. Mrs Gibblegabber and Mrs Cackleclack speculate she is now restricting his habits for safety.
A humor filled meditation suggests troubles are cured by cheerful thoughts not brooded over. It notes slinging mud wastes ground and that pointed remarks puncture gasbags. A radio sermon avoids personal stares as it denounces pet failings.
The list asks about Khamsin in African reports flag misplacement during war training planes percentage in modern air armies experts on production supply and battle anchor ice Kaiser three great dams and more. It covers vice presidency voting in Senate constitutional rights First Amendment and definitions of an atoll and navy whistle rules aboard ships.
A compiled quiz presents facts across topics. It covers climate wind, Philippines flag wartime practice, percentages, war production split, ice formation, major dams, tie rules, fundamental freedoms, coral islands and naval signaling.
Practical advice on boiling vegetables and drying clothes with a hanger, keeping garments from stretching, ironing hints, ham glazing, poultry feed protection, cleaning gilt frames, curtain care, and cleaning water bottles. Also notes on Leatherneck term for Marines, Camel cigarettes popular among service members, and postal rules for overseas packages.
Lightweight pine pockets offer many Modern uses for kitchen ration books grocery lists and entryway notes. Mrs Spears provides three actual size patterns for letter boxes with complete directions and finishes Pattern No 261 costs 15 cents and includes mailing address.
Britain preserves a tiny secret industry hair shirt making. In convents nuns craft restrictive garments for penance with realism. Old full shirts have faded, replaced by belts woven with horse hair or sometimes human hair. Only a few hours weekly are worn, not harming the skin.
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