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Newspaper
Browning Leader Record
Location
Browning, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Mar 31, 1949
Page
6
Pleasant Grove Evangelical United Brethren Church lists Sunday School at 10 00 a m with Roy Miller superintendent. Morning Worship at 11 00 a m followed by Communion Worship on the theme That Ye Bear Much Fruit. Christian Endeavor Bible study at 7 15 p m. A religious picture King of Kings will be shown at 8 00 p m. All are cordially invited.
Browning Baptist Church led by Pastor E Paul Weaver invites all to Sunday school each Sunday at 10 00 am with Carl Drake as S S Supt Regular preaching on the second and fourth Sundays Midweek services are Thursday at 730 pm Everyone welcome to attend these services.
The Methodist Church announces Sunday School at 10 00 a m with Dr Thomas J Haney pastor leading Divine Worship and sermon at 11 a m. H L Schrock will preside for the session.
Rev Kenneth Peery presides as pastor with Sunday School at 10 a m led by Cecil Lay superintendent Preaching on the second and fourth Sundays Morning Worship at 11 a m and Evening service at 7 p m all at Locust Valley Baptist Church.
John R. Wilson of the Veterans Administration in Moberly Missouri warns veterans planning to resume GI Bill education to await receipt of a supplemental certificate of eligibility before classes. He notes many have been accepted by schools without approval and VA will not cover costs until certificates are issued. Information available at 203% N Williams St, Moberly MO. hours 8 AM to 5 PM, Monday through Friday.
Mr. Wilson provides itinerant service at the Recruiting Office, 11414 N Main St Brookfield Missouri, on the second and fourth Thursday each month from 9 45 A M to 3 45 P M.
Two urgent actions for Social Security accounts. At age 65 or upon a worker's death contact the Federal Social Security Representative from St. Joseph Missouri. He will be at the County Welfare Office in Brookfield Missouri on Tuesday April 12 1949 at 9 00 a m promptly.
Essie Wood and her granddaughter visited the Nova Gooch home in Purdin last week. Katie Griffeth also called. Rollan Gooch and Lee Wood traveled to Chillicothe on business. Mr. and Mrs. C. M. Goins went to Brookfield on business Friday. Eva Horton from Linneus visits the Joe Moore home. Rollan Gooch and Beloved Gooch went to Brookfield and bought 300 baby chicks. Babe Kimbrough took his father T. M. Kimbrough to Kansas City for hospital care. Ruth Wood stayed with Mary Kimbrough and children. Karen Falconer spent the weekend with the Kimbroughs. Pattie Richardson stayed the night at the E. J. Palmer home.
Readable fragments describe Sunday dinner guests at Ruth Wood and Lee Wood home with children and Mrs. Mary Lee Kimbrough visiting the Dale Far corner home.
Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Turner of Linneus and Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Palmer attended Sunday evening calls with Mr. and Mrs. T. C. Palmer. Mr. and Mrs. Babe Kimbr owski and children visited the Lee Wood home during the past week.
Berry Eddy spent a week with grandparents Mr and Mrs Earl Abbott and returned home Saturday. Mrs Earl Abbott helped Mrs Otis McCollum Tuesday. Mr and Mrs Paul Crist were in Trenton Wednesday. Mr and Mrs Glen Demery in Brookfield Friday night. Mr and Mrs Edgar McCollum and children visited Mr and Mrs Glen Demery Sunday. The W C M C met at Mrs Doris Hanmans Wednesday night with Mrs Earl Abbott and Mrs Otis McCollum in attendance. Mr and Mrs Don Truitt and son of College Springs Iowa visited Mr and Mrs Harold Adams and Sherry Sunday. Edgar McCollum made a
A group from the community assisted Mrs Carl Farson after an operation. Mrs Glen Demory Mrs J W Milhoan Mrs Earl McCollum Mrs Earl Abbott Mrs Otis McCollum and Mrs Edgar McCollum helped paper three rooms during a business trip to Kirksville and a visit to Brown ing.
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