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Browning Leader Record

Location

Browning, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Mar 09, 1939

Page

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Missouri Farmers' Association celebrates 25th year

Mass meetings will mark the 25th anniversary of the Missouri Farmers' Association on March 10 at 8 p m. President William Hirth will address listeners from Del Rio Texas on XERA 840 and review 25 years of cooperative work across Missouri.

Missouri Missouri Farmers’ Association William Hirth XERA del Rio Texas Chariton County KFRU Columbia Congress

Republicans Convene Benton Township Meeting in Browning

The Benton Township Republicans plan a convention in Browning on Friday March 17. The meeting starts at 2:00 PM by order of the committee.

Benton Township Browning

Hummel Wesley Class Meets With Mrs Haning Hostess

Hummel Wesley Class last Thursday afternoon with Mrs M L Haning as hostess. Members present include Mesdames Rozella Norfolk Gussie Prather Lizzie Prather Iva Rhodes Reba Hummel May Schrock Hinda Rush Nettie Crawford Belle Knifong Kathryn Calhoun Nellie Seaman and Miss Mollie Adamson. Guest Mrs Eugene McArtor may join soon. After the business session May Schrock gave a lesson titled Stand Still and Grow Tall. Gussie Prather contributed an article on The Resources of God. Refreshments of sandwiches peaches cake and coffee were served.

Hummel Wesley M. L. Haning Hummel-Wesley Mesdames Rozella Norfolk Gussie Prather Lizzie Prather Iva Rhodes Reba Hummel May Schrock Hinda Rush Nettie Crawford Belle Knifong Kathryn Calhoun Nellie Seaman Mollie Adamson Eugene McArtor

Linn County High School Literary Meet Highlights

A large crowd attended the Linn County High School Literary Meet at Brookfield High School Auditorium on Friday afternoon and night with Browning Linneus Purdin Shelby Meadville Laclede Bucklin represented. Judge Miss Helen Ogg of Kirksville State Teacher's College presided. In serious reading Vera Fugate Meadville rate 1 Ralston Reed Linneus rate 1 Lola Rae Bartow Browning rate 2 Mary Stewart Laclede rate 2 Frances Smith Purdin rate 2. In the one-act plays Strange Road Linneus rate 1 Ambition Meadville rate 2 Highness Browning rate 3 Echo Bucklin rate 4.

Linn County High School Brookfield High School Browning Linneus Purdin Shelby Meadville Laclede Bucklin Helen Ogg State Teacher’s College At Kirksville Vera Fugate Ralston Reed Lola Rae Bartow Mary Stewart Frances Smith

Sunshine Workers Club Meet with Reba Nickell

The Sunshine Workers of the Brookshier district held an all day meeting with Reba Nickell on February 22 focusing on quilting and embroidery activities.

Sunshine Workers Club Sunshine Workers Brookshier Reba Nickell

Busy Bees Host Quilting Club Meeting

The Busy Bees won an attendance contest and were entertained by Greyhound's dinner. Lola Kille, president, opened the meeting at two with a hostess poem. New members Gertie Maggart and Vadis Alspach joined. several members listed as present or visiting. A bridal show for Audrey Swearington and a contest run by Seanna Woodside highlighted the event, with plans for an all day quilting session led by Gertie Maggart.

Lola Kille Gertie Maggart Vadis Alspach Audrey Swearington Seanna Woodside Ruth Lawrence Busy Bee Greyhound Ruth and Mabel Arnold Dorothy Sayre Alda Brookshier Ella Cokerham Lois Badger Ella Stufflebean Ethel Bennett Florence Lambert Zelma Stufflebean Lola Ruth Kille Myrtie Gray Reba Nickell Aubrey Swearington Beulah Havens Veda Lambert Iva Rhodes Noel Bennett Wayne Stufflebean Leland Swearengton Earl Nickell Beverly Ann Jerry Lee Bennett Phyllis Kay Badger Melba Jane Cokerham Donna Rae Maggart Raymond Alspach, Jr Joyce Ann Bobby Nickell

For Sale Some Bred Sows and Gilts

H. F. Kille offers bred sows and gilts for sale. Contact H. F. Kille for details and availability.

H. F. Kille

Sunshine Workers Club Meeting at Mrs Maxwell’s

The Sunshine Workers Club met with Mrs. Mabel Maxwell on March 1 in an all day session. Five members and four visitors attended as beans were hand picked and cleaned, two bags filled for the hostess. A noon cafeteria dinner, Bible readings, music, and a radio program followed, with a final chorus and plan for the next meeting with Theresa.

Sunshine Workers Club Mabel Maxwell Mabel Washington Mellie Thuchum Alberta Campbell Bertha Burkholder Braden Jack Pearler Ethel Tripp Eva Wyett Fern Smith Roy Maxwell Jack Smith W. L. Rulon Bertha Alberta Mellie Theresa

Pasture Contest Offers 470 in Missouri County Prize

Fourteen Missouri counties enter the pasture contest announced by the Kansas City and St. Louis Chambers of Commerce with 470 in cash prizes. Entries free. districts compete for first 30, second 22.50, and third 15 prizes.

Missouri Kansas City St. Louis Sullivan County North Central

Democratic Primary Notice for Dun Can Township

A Democratic primary will be held at regular voting precincts on March 18, 1939 to select candidates for township offices. Anyone wishing to become a candidate must file with G. M. Spencer on or before Monday March 13 by order of the committee.

Duncan Township G. M. Spencer

Stitch And Chatter Club March Meeting Report

A pleasant March day allowed Stitch And Chatter Club to host sixteen members for quilting and embroidery with a fine dinner by Mrs. Steele. At 2 PM a business meeting followed. a friend ship quilt and embroidery blocks were presented to Alice DeVore. Next meeting is March 16 with Alma Browning. visitors welcomed.

Mrs. Steele Alice Goldie Abbott Florence Elliott Lois Foss Clara Hanman Lucille Hanman Blanche Head Bessie Steele Orpha Dickinson Alpha Quigley Aliie Ware Irene Kelley Amelia Kelley Doris Hanman Alice DeVore Kate Steele Hallie Minor Florence Foss Sadie Payne Nola Cokerham Merilee Kelley Jim Elliott Lou Kelley Bill DeVore Alma Browning

Get Acquainted Club Holds February Quilt Day

The Get Acquainted Club met with Mrs. Clyde Brinkley on February 22 for an all day gathering. Members worked on a snowball quilt and embroidery, enjoyed cafeteria style dinner at noon, and opened with the song Let the Lower Lights be Burning.

Get Acquainted Club Clyde Brinkley

Joe's Service Station Sets 30 Day Cash Terms

The notice states all accounts must be paid in full by the first of each month with no exceptions. If terms are not complied with, no more credit will be extended. Joe's Service Station, by J. T. Nevins, issues the policy to all customers with accounts.

J. T. Nevins

Bide-A-Wee Bridge Club Meets For March Event

Mrs. Jo Wady Mr Harry Anderson and Bide-A-Wee Club members with husbands gathered with Mr and Mrs J H Calhoun on Wednesday March 1 to play bridge. Candy was enjoyed during the game and high score favors went to Mrs C B Fleming and Dr W D Grice with consolation prize to Mrs J N Nect.

Jo Wady Harry Anderson J. H. Calhoun C. B Fleming W. D. Grice J. N. Nect

Women’s Club notes March meeting and new officers

The Women’s Club held its March 1 meeting at Mrs. Daisy Street’s home with fifteen members present. Two new members joined and more memberships were pledged. Mrs. Margaret Hardin became president with Eva Dryden as vice president and Thora Carr as secretary, Hermin Street as treasurer. The group discussed conservation, spring flowers, and fundraising for community causes. New committees and members were announced, and the next meeting is set for April 5 with Mrs. Sylvia Street.

The Women's Club Daisy Street Minnie Street Eva Dryden Margaret Hardin Thora Carr Hermin Street Stella Bumgarner Viola Crookshanks Elizabeth Crookshanks Susie Fuller Oneta Grice Cora Hisel Nellie Kroeger Bernice Street Sylvia Street Hermia Street Lisa Boles Bertha Tribble Clara Kingsolver Gladys Bagley

Citizens Savings Bank Buys Humphrey's Bank

A local banking deal closes with Citizens Savings Bank purchasing the Farmers Exchange Bank of Humphreys Missouri. The bank continues operations in Browning Missouri under Dr M L Haning who has led both banks and advocates expanded, improved rural banking reach.

Citizens Savings Bank Humphrey Farmers Exchange Bank Humphreys Missouri Browning M. L. Haning

Four Daughters to Play Next Week at M E Church

Coming Tuesday and Wednesday March 21 and 22 the film Four Daughters a top ten picture of 1938 will be shown. The Ladies Aid of the M E Church South sponsors the event.

Ladies Aid of the M. E. Church South

M E Church Prayer Meeting And Sunday Services Set

The M E Church schedules a prayer meeting Thursday evening at 7 30 at Mrs Lorene Whaley s home. Sunday school begins at 10 with preaching at 11 Sunday morning and 7 30 Sunday night. The pastor O B Hobbs invites good attendance due to improving town sickness.

Lorene Whaley O. B. Hobbs

Arthur Smith Named Trustee Candidate in Benton Township

We are authorized to announce Arthur Smith of Purdin as a candidate for Trustee of Benton Township subject to the will of Republican voters at the convention on March 17.

Arthur Smith Purdin Benton Township J. J. Smith

J J Smith Seeks Benton Township Tax Collector Nomination

Collector J J Smith stands as a candidate for Benton Township Tax Collector subject to Republican voters will at the convention on March 17.

North Salem Quilting Club Meeting Notes

The North Salem Quilting Club held a February 24 session with Irene Jennings, twenty members and eighteen visitors. Activities included embroidery and quilting on a friendship quilt, a noon dinner, and a roll call with a pot holder exchange. The meeting ended with the Lord's Prayer. Next meet March 9 with Mrs Alma Baker for a White Elephant auction.

North Salem Quilting Club Irene Jennings Almeda Baker Bertha Kitty Lela Versie Ethel Eva Gracie Opal Anna Belle Verna Madaline Helen Cora Irene Lavena Susie Alpha Flossie Agnes Stone May Smith May Jennings Ruby Smith Lois Riddle Geneva Bauer Mildred Pearler Arlo Smith Dec Smith Ben Almond Leo Pearler Ellis Jennings Eldon Riddle Ray Jennings Little Folks Elba Bobby Lee Shirley Helen Ann C. R

Adams Wesley Class Friday Night Meeting

Mr and Mrs Arthur Bennett entertained the Adams Wesley Class on Friday night February 24. Rev J Y Norfolk conducted the worship service after the reading of the scripture.

Adams Wesley Arthur Bennett J. Y. Norfolk Srip

Origin of hymn Let the Lower Lights be Burning

A church meeting features a talk on the hymn origin followed by singing with Mrs. Lillian Bennett at the piano. John Browning conducts the business session. Attendees include Rev and Mrs Norfolk, Mundell, Prather, Lantz, Bennett, Browning, and Nellie Seaman with junior guests Mary Sue Bennett and others. Refreshments conclude the gathering. next meeting set for March 17 at the M E Church South.

Lillian Bennett John Browning Norfolk Arthur Mundell George Prather South M. E. Church

Slats Keeps Diary Of A Tumultuous Week At School

A diary chronicles a week of school days and church visits from Slats. He recounts a Sunday sermon, a car trip to the county seat, jokes about peers, parental discussions on marriage, and a Saturday outing to a movie. The entries mix humor and awkward social observations with family banter.

S.S. & Church Smith Manefacthering Co Ant Emmy Unkle Jake Elsy

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M.F.A Wm. Hirth Literary Chambers of Commerce Life of Bessie Head Susie Bozwell Lucy Sevier Gracie Foster Lottie Dodson Hazel Dodson Alma _ Brinkley Mary Alice Bozwell J.S. Head Stitch and Chatter Club Get Bide-A-Wee Club Ant Ladie Tellyfone Central Hart Jane
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