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Newspaper
Browning Leader Record
Location
Browning, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Mar 05, 1942
Page
10
March 28 Music Contest State Student Assembly. April 8 Senior Day. April 10 11 Music Contest. April 17 Senior Play Just Pretend. Parents are urged to discuss school problems with teachers while noting that tax dollars fund schools.
A school message urges parents to visit and know what their children learn. It emphasizes partnership between school and family, the duty to ensure proper guidance, and invites attendance at plays, concerts, and games to verify instruction quality.
The Office of Price Administration orders a two day registration for trade outlets and a four day civilian consumer registration in March 1942, with public schools serving as sites. Lloyd W. King oversees instructions to city superintendents. Also notes badminton activity at noon and after school, student moves, and substitute teaching experience.
The B HS Juniors presented the play Adorable on Friday afternoon before Browning Public School and again Friday night for the public and absentees. Cast included Mary Lee Askey Von Dean Ogle Helen Falconer Mary Sue Bennett J W Lumsden Ray Duane Peterson Fred Montgomery and Leonard Mitchell. Coach Mrs Wright guided the production with evident effort.
The article lists stage managers and ushers for a school play and recalls students and staff across classes. It covers Mary Louise McClanahan's Cooperative Work Week visit, remarks on measurement in math, a Ford Motor Co. anecdote, Girls Glee Club songs, shorthand and typing progress, student government, current events discussions, and social studies themes on American expansion and recent world events.
Snow and large drifts delay travel as local residents cope with winter conditions. Lon McNally shows signs of improvement amid ongoing seasonal weather challenges.
The notice lists social visits from Kansas City guests Mr and Mrs Earles and sons to spend the night, Susie Pulliam overnight stays with Geo Pulliam and Effie Pulliam, luncheon guest Mrs John Stone with Mrs Nellie Garrett, Brookfield visitors Mr and Mrs Earnest Pearson, Marie Owens and son Loren shopping in Purdin, and Harold Bowyer renting the Cassity property with moves this week. Several calls between Mrs Earnest Pearson, Mrs Effie Pulliam, and others are noted.
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