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Newspaper
Browning Leader Record
Location
Browning, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Mar 17, 1949
Page
3
E Paul Weaver pastor at Browning Baptist Church invites all to Sunday school at 10:00 a m with Carl Drake as superintendent Regular preaching on the second and fourth Sundays Midweek services are Thursday at 7 30 p m Everyone welcome to attend these services
Rocust Valley Baptist Church schedules Sunday School at 10 a.m. Pastor is Rev. Kenneth Peery. Cecil Lay leads as superintendent. Preaching occurs on the second and fourth Sunday. Morning worship at 11 a.m. Evening service at 7 p.m.
A church notice lists Dr. Thos. J. Haney as pastor and a sermon at 10:00 a.m. by H. L. Schrock on September 11 with divine worship and sermon.
Dr. Edward L. Clark announces availability of the Galt Quadrangle map covering about 225 square miles in Linn Grundy and Sullivan counties. The map shows East and West Fork Medicine Creeks, Muddy Creek, rail line, roads, cemeteries, and township boundaries with a one inch to mile scale and twenty foot contour interval. It aids rural planning and land use and may be ordered from Clark's Rolla office at twenty cents.
Local residents report visits and errands across Milan Kirksville Brookfield Albia and West Locust creek. Mr and Mrs Vernon Johnson visited Blaine Nickell while Grafton Corbin bought 400 baby chicks. The Frank Creason sale drew attendees and sold stock and machinery. Government men surveyed flood control along West Locust creek.
Mr and Mrs Marvin Rine hart visited Milan Saturday evening. Families and friends gathered for Sunday meals and greetings across multiple households including the Buncies Baskett Keithley Hudwell and Hollon families. A funeral in Galt touched Gordon Johnson and others. chicks, crutches, and travel to Sedalia also appear among the weekend events.
The notice notes colder weather today with light snowfall. Personal items mention Ella Morris and Jim visiting Nora Hollon and sons, Ella Hollon visiting Oscar Hollon's family, and a person still wearing a leg cast.
A large crowd attended the funeral service for Alfred Lambert at the Methodist Church in Browning last Thursday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Eldon Riddle and family of Brookfield visited with Wayne Abbott and family over the weekend. Harry Lambert hosted relatives Sunday as did Simpson Cordray. Everett Briggs and family of Brookfield shared Sunday dinner with Elba Floyd and family.
Local residents visit relatives and celebrate events across Purdin Missouri and nearby towns. Families such as Long, Belzer, Lambert, Floyd, Tucker, and Pulliam appear among numerous calls, dinners, and small social gatherings. A new baby arrives to the Woodside family. health updates include Ray Myers and Ed Pulliam.
Mr and Mrs Edd Smith Walter Smith and Ben Almond traveled to Browning last Saturday with the Fairview district group reporting on activities and local items for the week.
The report notes pleasant to partly cloudy conditions through the week with Monday turning cooler and cloudier. Tributes are offered on the passing of Mr. Billy Jenkins.
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