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Newspaper
Browning Leader Record
Location
Browning, Missouri, United States of America
Date
May 10, 1945
Page
5
H L Fuller of Purdin and Samuel Cox with daughter Beva Jean from Milan visited Monday and Saturday. Numerous relatives and friends travel to nearby towns for funerals, hospital visits, and family events. Several moving errands, renewals for the Leader Record, and cross county trips highlight community life in Browning and surrounding townships.
In response to the wartime proclamation, Browning Methodist Church asks the nation to set May 13 as a day of prayer. Worship and service times are listed including 11:30 a.m. and 8 p.m. preaching and Sunday School sessions led by H L Schrock Roger Smith Ada Ada Smith Truman Quigley at Elmwood and other pews.
Pilot's King 20453 chestnut stallion with star white markings, sired by Sky Pilot 7836 from Astral King line, bred by O G Pile Keytesville. Jocco is a black jack with white points. Season fee set at 10.00 for Pilot's King and 8.00 for JOCCO, terms include liability disclaimer and care notice. Stock to stand 1945 near Shelby with 2% miles SE and gravel road reference.
Mr and Mrs John Burkhode visited on Thursday on business. Mr and Mrs Chas Owens and grandson of near Purdin were Sunday guests of Mrs Lizzie Austin and daughter. Mrs J R Wood and daughters and son and Miss Clara Wood near Haseville were Browning visitors Saturday afternoon.
A 1935 Mother's Day feature notes the American Mother of the Year tradition and its criteria for character and public service. The meeting led by Mrs. Lora Badger included a flower seed exchange, a clothing drive, secret sister drawings, gifts for members who left, an auction plan, and notes on attendees and the next gathering on May 9.
Circle No. 1 members traveled to Trenton on Friday evening May 4 and met with Mrs. Mildred Rhodes. Beverly Moore led worship, Stella spoke on The Sanctuary of the Christian Home, a contest by Mabel Keithley was won by Margaret and Lila, and Mildred served a buffet supper. Attendees included Margaret Smith Beverly Moore Almeda Bartow Ila Nevins Stella Page Lila Williams Leona Harris Mabel Keithley Martha Gooch and Mildred Rhodes.
The Sunshine Workers met with Mrs. Ruby Law for an all day gathering on Wednesday April 25, hosted by the Entertained Women’s Club.
The Stitch and Chatter Club met May 3 with fourteen members to quilt a comfort and embroider towels. A noon dinner followed. Contest wins by Hallie and Alma prompted a $5 donation to the Linn County Honor Roll fund. Next meeting May 18 with Blanch Head. roll call on wedding dresses and photos. One visitor attended.
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