Inspirational Bible Verse Echoes On Charity and Prophecy
A religious note quotes 1 Corinthians 13 8 about charity everlasting while prophecies, tongues, and knowledge fade with time. The passage emphasizes enduring love over spiritual gifts.
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Newspaper
Browning Leader Record
Location
Browning, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Mar 01, 1945
Page
2
A religious note quotes 1 Corinthians 13 8 about charity everlasting while prophecies, tongues, and knowledge fade with time. The passage emphasizes enduring love over spiritual gifts.
A Browning man warns that misreporting income tax could land a person in the poor house, while accurate filing might spare them from government hardship. He emphasizes the risk of penalties and financial ruin from tax errors.
Joe and Lola Moore visited the Lee Wood home last week. Gus Oertwig and son traveled to Kansas City with four truckloads of cattle. Merle Palmer visiting Kansas City. Donald Wood spent Saturday night with Harold Bowyer in Purdin. Joe and Lela Moore joined Lorenen at the Purdin home for Sunday dinner. Delmar Oertwig family visited Ora Smith on Saturday. Babe and Mary Lee Kimbrough visited Dale Falconer Saturday night. Mrs. Donald Pulliam and boys came from Texas to Red Gooch’s home where her husband was stationed at an Army Camp.
Mr and Mrs Robert Lambert and family called on Archie Dickinson Friday evening. Leoma Lambert visited Helen Ann West Saturday. Norman Woodside helped his brother Marlin move this week. Mrs Alva Deskins and granddaughter Carolyn Hampton visited the Longwells then went to Brookfield. Norman Woodside, his wife and children, and Junior Hollen with daughter visited their parents. Mrs Anna Belle Belzer and her children were Tuesday evening visitors of Mrs Mable Gallsat daughters.
Mr and Mrs Roy Maxwell visited Brookfield Sunday with the Spencers. Watson Burk and son Robert visited Kirksville Saturday. Ray Wampler went to Brookfield Tuesday. Britton family dined with Toudiums Monday. Earl Campbell and son Bryan shopped Brookfield Saturday. Mrs Thudium of Platte City visited E E Thudium Sunday night and Monday. Calls were made on Chesley Montgomery Sunday evening. Maxwell and Jeff Mott hosted Sunday evening guests. Riddle shopped in Brookfield Safari Sunday. Baskett guests included Minnie Riedl Carolyn Bagley Herb Pepper and family, Thudiums and Thudium children. Quinton Clubine shopped in Brookfield Monday. Baskett baby Roger Dale returned from hospital Saturday.
Probate Court of Linn County grants letters of administration for the estate of Alice Bundies with six months to present claims and one year to bar. Attest: Cora M. Haley Administratrix. Arthur L. Pratt Judge of Probate Court February 15 1945. Local notices: Alten Abbott in North Salem on business. Social notes from surrounding residents and events.
Mrs Baskett expresses gratitude to many relatives for beautiful cards and letters received while in the hospital. The brief note thanks friends for support during her stay.
Sunday visits among Shirley Glenda Brantner and grandparents B O Brantner. families attend 4 H Club and community meetings at Fairview School. Brittons, Tucker and Riley households host gatherings. Lyle Britton leads planning for playground work. Spener Britton sworn aviation cadet stationed in Kindmore Arizona. Helen Foster ill with 3 day measles. Dewain Ford buys Herefeli bull. Jessie Oliver trades in Browning. Welter Scott visits Vernie Foster. Lara Fanning with Joe Ford family. Clarence Fanning visits Milan. Reescoe Powell travels with Hu Atkins to Kansas City.
Mr and Mrs R A Thurlow attended the Cloveland Prosperty Conference in Milan on Tuesday. Hubert Atkins returned from Davenport Iowa due to his mother in law Rosa Dodson's illness and operation, and left Friday for Kansas City to take balls to the Hereford Round up on February 26 and 27. Anita Faye McClaren Eugene.
Mrs Hubert Morris returned from Tucson after two months with relatives. The Johnson school house hosted another 4-H club meeting with a strong program and singing by Waverly Grammling Betty Pipes Norma Jean Christy Verda Franklin Lela Badger Huey Badger. Next meeting is March 9 with Wineva Shaw Faye Taylor Grace Pipes in charge.
Mr. and Mrs. George Pittaway and daughters returned home Sunday from Kansas where they spent the past week with his parents. Mrs. Barkley and baby returned to her parents in Tarkio. Basil Tipton of near Trenton visited his parents in Tarkio. Liella Grindstaff of Milan visited children in Kansas City last week. Monroe White and children from Iowa visit Walter McKay family. Ralph King and children of near Tarkio visited his parents. Pvt Pearly King and his wife of near Tarkio visit his parents.
Supplies of meat in the nation's cold storage on February 1 were the smallest in 29 years. Pork production offers 4-H Club members a chance to raise a sow and litter, with several local 4-H members already set for spring farrowing.
The Linn County Honor Roll will include names of boys and girls from Linn County or homes in the county who enlisted or were inducted. It excludes names already on other county rolls. Corrections and additions should be sent to the Extension Office at Linneus.
Ohio Experiment Station trials show 5 tons of manure plus 200 lb of 20 percent superphosphate yields larger gains than 10 tons of manure. Russell Lineberry of Leclede spreads 40 to 50 lb of fertilizer per ton of manure, a practice that saves labor and preserves manure quality by slowing ammonification.
Cup for cup orange juice provides twice the Vitamin C of tomato juice yet tomato juice offers better dollar value. Canned tomatoes remain on hand and their Vitamin C is not greatly diminished by canning.
Wm Ehrich in Laclede uses a manure spreader on the contour to prevent washout. He notes that wheel tracks on the contour do not wash away and manure is spread on the setters or thinner areas of his fields helping minimize erosion.
The Extension Chairs contributed and the committee led by Mrs. Glen Tomlin Mrs. Charles Grafton and Mrs. Manley Buckman arranged apples candy bars and cookies for delivery to the infirmary. The package will be sent in February after Christmas items arrive elsewhere.
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