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Newspaper
Browning Leader Record
Location
Browning, Missouri, United States of America
Date
May 01, 1952
Page
4
Biblical lines cited Exodus Matthew Mark Luke and Isaiah form devotional reading references. The fragment lists chapters and verses to guide scripture meditation.
A church sermon argues that profane living equals failing to honor God. It explains the Third Commandment’s meaning as not using God’s name in vain, links baptism to being a name bearer, and urges living with respect for creation, animals, and marriage vows. Church notices follow.
Church announces Bible Study for Purden Church of Christ each Sunday at 10 00 a m Everyone is invited to attend and participate in the study session at the church location.
Mt Olive Baptist Church lists Sunday School at 10 00 A M Junior Phillips leads September services Morning Worship at 11 00 Evening Worship at 7 30 P M Preaching on the second and fourth Sundays Family night Friday before each preaching day A cordial welcome extended to everyone
C L MacQuown Sunday school superintendent invites all for Bible study each Sunday at 10 a.m. Classes available for all ages. Prayer services held each Wednesday at 7 30 p.m.
The Linn County Baptist radio program on KCHI moves from 3 p m to 4 30 p m The schedule update affects weekday broadcasts and adjusts the station’s daily lineup for religious programming.
The Purdin Charge led by Pastor E. V. Campbell conducts worship at Purdin Bear Branch Morris Chapel at 10 oclock. Next Sunday May 4 worship and preaching at Morris Chapel 11am and 730pm. Purdin Womans Society of Christian Service meets Thursday afternoon May 8. Bible Study each Wednesday at 8pm at Morris Chapel.
Haseville Methodist Church led by Pastor A. J. Pritchett conducts Sunday School at 10 a.m. with George Hess as superintendent. Preaching on the first Sunday morning and evening, and on the third Sunday evening. All welcome.
Rev Howard Copeland leads the Browning Methodist Circuit with church school at 10 a m and worship at 11 a m. MYF at 7 p m evangelistic service 7 30 p m. Rev Fern Bruce to speak with Hawaii pictures Thursday at Reger 8 p m. Mt Zion church school attendance cited at 62 last Sunday.
Harrison Blackburn spent the past week in Kansas City under observation with a specialist. Mr and Mrs Clifford Chambers hosted Thursday evening guests of Mr and Mrs Lawrence Elliott and son. Mr and Mrs Van Vencil and daughters from Columbia Missouri visited relatives. Mrs Loraine Smith joined the juniors and seniors on a trip to Rockaway Beach Missouri, returning Sunday night. Patty Richardson stayed with her grandparents Mr and Mrs Emmett Palmer. Winfield Taylor from Texas is visiting his parents Mr and Mrs…
Long list of Brookfield area visits, welcomes and health updates. Mae Taylor family, Miss Jean Ellen Waltz ill with measles, Ernest Oaks on leave from the Navy. Local gatherings include Grantsville Club, Browning visitors, and a Christian Church program with a musical number.
The record lists numerous Sunday and weekend visits among residents of Seymour Dorence and Avalee De Vore. O C Garretts. Brookfield Rinehart Perkins. East Moline Illinois Burdett Burk. near Chula Spencer Sharrow. Trenton Spencer Gary. Milan DAR chapter attendees. New York speaker J C Penney. and dinners with Fleming McCrary Miller families.
The Knifong Ladies Aid met Tuesday at Mrs. Truman Stephenson home to quilt a piece for Beulah Havens. Hostess provided refreshments. The next meeting is set for the Aid Home on Tuesday May 6 with hopes of good attendance. On Sunday April 27 Mr and Mrs Al Adams Jackie Ben Creason and T C Palmer hosted a picnic after Attending Morris Chapel Sunday school and visiting Mr and Mrs John Cox family. They enjoyed dinner and Marylin Palmer birthday celebration with fishing and a Brookfield show in the afternoon.
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