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Newspaper
Browning Leader Record
Location
Browning, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Mar 22, 1950
Page
8
A collection of aphorisms warns about pride in talk over action and the ease of leaving jobs. It urges quick repayment of running expenses and labels advice as fragile. It encourages admitting past mistakes to show growth and wiser judgment.
A fragment references Alexander Pope and a joke about bread spread, suggesting a humorous note on daily routines and meals.
Mr and Mrs Babe Kimbrough and family called at Rolla Gooch home one night last week. Mr and Mrs E J Palmer were in Kansas City visiting Leonard Richardson and took Patty home. Lee Wood went to Brookfield on business. T C Palmer visited E J Turner in Linneus Friday night. Mes and Mrs Lee Wood dined at Lewis Wood home in Purdin. Babe Kimbrough Al Adams and Lee Wood attended a Chillicothe sale. Mrs Bettie Adams and son visited with Babe Kimbrough and family. Rolla Gooch and C M Goins and Brookfield visitors Friday. Sam Sprague went to Bevier.
Friday to visit Mr and Mrs Clarence Sprague and family and Mr and Mrs Delbert Smith and son. Floyd Waltz called at the Lee Wood home early Monday morning.
Weather delays and illness cut Sunday School to 33 as Rosalie McClaren recovers from measles. The Church of God in Scott sville hosts a social with prizes and a full menu while planning Easter programs and services including Sylvia Jacobs preaching next Sunday morning and night. Families and locals attend gatherings, visits, and hospital news across Milan and St Joseph areas.
Enson and Tommie spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. George Carter and Joe, sharing casual time at their home.
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