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Newspaper
Browning Leader Record
Location
Browning, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Nov 06, 1952
Page
4
A sermon outlines compassion as more than feeling it is action driven by understanding others pain. Jesus saw harassed and helpless crowds and moved to help, urging readers to respond to real needs beneath surface troubles. The piece contrasts passive grief with active compassion across modern society.
Messy social notes recount visits and weekend guests across several households in Chula and nearby towns. Family gatherings include the Fullers, Leas, Kirbys, Vincents, and Smiley family with updates on illness and travel. The Fortnightly Suner Club met with members from Seymour and Newton, noting Quentin DeVore’s Korea deployment and November birthdays. Bittersweet Club hosted by Mrs. Al Adams featured an International day, pen pal letters, a chilli supper plan for Jimmie Goins, and new officers for the coming year.
The Bittersweet Club held its annual chilli supper on Friday October 24 at the Kimbrough home to honor Jimmie Goins recently discharged from the Army home from Norton Kansas visiting his parents and friends. Guests included Don Wood Jim mie Goins and Ben Creason. club families and visitors joined in the event with prizes awarded for Opal DeVore and Arlene DeVore among others. Next meeting will be with Alta DeVore November 19.
The Young Adult Fellowship met with Mr. and Mrs. Earl Nickell for October. James Calhoun led the business meeting as vice president. Minutes were read and approved. A $75 vote was allocated to the basement project. Oma Rudloff led Lesson 1 Chronicles. Mary Grice conducted a game. Attendees included Mr. and Mrs. Rudloff, Prather, Rhodes, Grice, Alspach, Ellsberry, Cope land, Nickell, and Wendell Simpson from Milan.
The Happy Homemakers Club held an all day planning meeting with Eunice Sayre to work on article displays for Achievement Day. Officers were elected and a Halloween party hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Jacobs featured masked costumes, prizes, and a large turnout with refreshments and games.
The Friendship Circle Club met with Mrs. Lucy Cumbo on October 29. A noon meal was served. New president Oma Shanks led the business meeting. Members sang Will The Circle Be Unbroken and roll call used a tea towel exchange. Edna Bagley read minutes and won hostess prize. Velma and Omar received birthday gifts from sun shine pals. Kathryn was mentioned among attendees.
The Jolly Janes Club met October 29 with 21 members. President Mrs. Ross Montgomery led the session at 2 pm. Members decided to send Christmas boxes to Don Finney Roger Straley and Junior Rulon serving in Japan and Korea.
Mrs. Junior Haley and her son visited Chillicothe on Monday while Danny received dental work from Dr. Neal.
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