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Newspaper
Browning Leader Record
Location
Browning, Missouri, United States of America
Date
May 08, 1952
Page
6
A reflective piece on how Sunday, or the Lord's Day, should be used for growth in mind, spirit, and service. It argues Sunday belongs to all, not just clergy or pious, and connects Mother's Day with acts of love, faith, and personal betterment through worship and study.
Laura endures a brutal prairie blizzard guiding a wagon with Jud and two children. The storm blinds the farm route, her fear peaks as ice winds and driving snow threaten exposure and hunger. Jud steadies the team and returns home, saving them from the storm's frozen reach.
Purdin Church of Christ holds Bible Study each Sunday at 10 a m Everyone is cordially invited to attend for fellowship and learning in a friendly local setting.
Mt Olive Baptist Church announces Sunday School at 10:00 AM with Junior Phillips, morning worship at 11:00, evening worship at 7:30 PM. Preaching on the second and fourth Sundays. Family night on Friday before each preaching day. A cordial welcome extended to everyone.
Rev. Frank Smith serves as pastor with C. L. McQuown as S S Superintendent. Bible study every Sunday at 10 a.m. Classes for all ages. Prayer services each Wednesday at 7 30 p.m. Preaching on Sundays at 11 a.m. and 8 p.m.
Locust Valley Baptist Church invites all to Sunday School each Sunday at 10 a.m. Classes are available for all ages. Rev. Fry will preach at 11 a.m. and 8 p.m. on Sunday. L. E. Hedges listed in the church notice with September reference.
The Purdin Charge led by E. V. Campbell will hold worship at 11 o clock next Sunday in Purdin with a Mother's Day message. The Bear Branch Ladies Aid meets on the second Tuesday. Bible Study is Wednesdays at 8 at Morris Chapel. the Bear Branch Young Adult class meets Friday evening May 16.
Pleasant Grove Evangelical United Brethren Church announces services with Pastor Edgar E. Rushton supplying. Sunday School is at 10 a m with Roy Miller as superintendent.
The notice lists services at North Salem Methodist Church led by Rev Charles Smith with Sunday school superintendent Harry Lambert. Morning worship on the second Sunday at 11:00 a m, evening service on the third Sunday at 7 30 p m, and Friday afternoon Ladies Aid meetings. A hearty welcome to all attendees.
Haseville Methodist Church led by Pastor A. J. Pritchett invites all to 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. Everyone welcome.
The M F A Exchanges in Linn County offer special awards to 4 H livestock exhibitors at the County 4 H Fair. Awards: blue ribbon five dollars red three white two. Eligibility includes hogs beef and dairy projects regular 4 H enrollment in Linn County fair exhibition and completion of worksheets on feeding and management.
Plans with Exchange Managers due by June 1 require club member purchases to be in the member name. Awards will use the Danish judging system. Linn County managers include John Hoover Brookfield M F A. Rolia Baugher Bucklin Producers Exchange. Harvey Hawkins Brown ing M F A. W C Carter New Boston Farmers Exchange.
Sunday showcase features promising players from Browning and nearby towns as the Junior Legion baseball team promotes sportsmanship and citizenship. May 11 practice in Brookfield and May 18 home opener against Salisbury highlight a season tied to the American Legion with roster details and staff listed.
Kirksville Daily Express reports Miss Carolyn Bagley of Kirksville High School earns a University of Missouri certificate recognizing highest scholastic promise among Missouri class of 1952 graduates. She may receive a $100 curators' scholarship and was editor of the yearbook The Regit while active in NHS National Honor Society Latin Club International Relations Club and school ensembles.
Mrs. Kathryn Cleeton led 360 elementary students in a May 2 concert at Browning High School auditorium. Grades one to two formed rhythm and chorus bands, with selections like Shoemaker's Dance and Old McDonald. Third to fourth grade groups performed Jonette numbers, including Blue Bells of Scotland and Carry Me Back To Old Virginny. Fifth to eighth graders combined for instrumental and vocal pieces such as America and Andante Waltz before about 175 people.
A two hour program featured standout performers including Clinton Hale as narrator, Janie Sayre and Kenneth Almond as a duet, and solos by David Long and Ronnie Jacobs. Shelby girls trio Sherrill Foss Sharon Miller Connie Simpson, and others from Brownine eighth grade highlighted multiple numbers. The event closed with Now is the Hour.
Menu lists daily meals with mistakes and misspellings. Monday offers sauer kraut notato sand and escalloped corn. Tuesday features fried fish and pineapple and nut pudding. Wednesday serves chicken and noodles with corn and salad. Thursday includes meat loaf and escalloped potatoes. Friday proposes roast beef with cinnamon apples and green beans.
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