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Newspaper
Browning Leader Record
Location
Browning, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jun 24, 1948
Page
8
Rev Kenneth Peery pastor. Sunday School at 10 am with Cecil Lay as superintendent. Preaching on the second and fourth Sundays. Morning Worship at 11 am. Evening service at 7 pm.
The Methodist Church invites worshippers with Sun School at 10:00 a.m. led by L. Schrock and a morning sermon on Service Above Self at 11:00 a.m. An evening service at 7:30 p.m. features The Lightening Bug With His Headlight On. A cordial welcome to all.
Mrs Edna Nickell visited her cousin Mrs Roe in Marceline Saturday afternoon and Sunday. Wayne Stufflebean of near Rothville and Asa Badger family attended the sale. Asa Badger and family plan move to South Gifford and join M F A Central Cooperative. J D Taylor, son of Cecil and Mrs Taylor near Milan, spent time with grandparents W L and Mrs Taylor.
Classified notice announces a five room dwelling with two percent lots known as the Ellen Miller property. Contact F. E. Murrain for details and viewing arrangements.
A regional ad promotes Ralph's Rat Kill as the best rat control solution. The product is sold at Central Cooperative through the F.A. channel.
The Cinderella Club event lists members including Mrs Velma Jennings and Mrs Lillian Bennett with others attending. Awards were given with Mrs Prather receiving Traveling, Mrs Gooch high, and Mrs Peterson consolation, while Wood and Mare were absent.
A family celebration Sunday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Wm. R. Rhodes in Trenton featured a bountiful cafeteria style dinner. Attending were Harry Rhodes, Wendell Simpson and Kathy Lou of Milan, Moren Jenkins of Chillicothe, Glenn Rhodes, Ben Rhodes, Harry Bill, Dickie, Earl Nickel and others including Joyce, Bob, Joe, Roger and G. T. Woodward.
The Green Valley Social Club met with ten members present led by president Marie Jennings. The group opened by reciting the Lord’s Prayer in unison and approved the minutes of the last meeting read by Ete Élma McKay.
The June 8 M. F. A. meeting at the Electric Theatre opened with President Cecil Lay presiding and Rev. Haney leading prayer. Discussions covered keeping the existing program committee, delaying new officer elections until fall, and a Cooperatives talk by Rev. Haney and fertilizer insight from Central Cooperative district manager Jack Zanies. Music by Mr. and Mrs. Reid Johnson and son accompanied prize drawings. refreshments followed. Next meeting set for July 13.
The Friendly Neighbors Club met at Mrs. Lora Cokerham’s home for an all day session with members including Mrs. Carol Schreiner and Mrs. Nola Cokerham. They announced a July 4 picnic at Carol Schreiner’s house and enjoyed a house party with Art Linkletter as MC.
The event includes Ada Proudfoot winning for Oldest Grandmother with a mixing bowl and a spook while Bertie claims Biggest Feet with bright red anklets. Lora earns Tiredest Lady for cradling dinner and Icel shows how Gossip starts. Children and teacher receive prizes as the group closes with the Lord's Prayer and plans a future all day meeting.
The Stitch And Chatter Club met with Mrs. Clara Hanman on June 3 for an all day quilting session. Roll call noted grab. two quilts finished and a top pieced for a new project. A noon dinner was served. Prizes went to Mildred for first, Comora for most, Madeline and Gwendolyn for wins. Visitors included Gwendolyn, Louella Kelly, and Doris Hanman. Members present were:
The group names Lydia Tucker Mamie Hale Compra neer Bertha Abbott Blan Head Florence Elliott Fred Brantner Bessie lle Clara Hanman Orpha kinson Edith Hale Je Britton Vivian Woodside Irene Kelly Allie Ware Hallie Minor Alpha and Mable Lambert. Next meeting is Hallie Minor June 17 with grab bag for roll call.
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