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Newspaper
Browning Leader Record
Location
Browning, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Nov 13, 1952
Page
4
Dr. Marshall imagines a church fiction where the twelve Apostles seek membership but are rejected except Judas. The tale places Judas as the only one welcomed due to his money skills, highlighting a satirical clash between faith and finances.
The sermon argues Jesus chose the twelve not for their past deeds but for their potential. It contrasts Peter James John Thomas Philip Bartholomew Thaddaeus Simon and others, noting their flaws yet highlighting how Jesus intended to transform them for service. Judas is the cautionary exception.
Church services announced with a Bible study at 10 a m every Sunday. Everyone is invited to attend at Purdin Church of Christ.
C L McQuown serves as superintendent for Sunday Bible study at 10 a.m. Classes cover all ages. Wednesday prayer service starts at 8:00 p.m. Training Union meets Sunday nights at 7.
The Purdin Methodist Church led by Pastor E. V. Campbell announces Sunday School each Sunday at 10. Superintendent roles go to Clifford Chambers A. E. Buswell and Joe Moore. Worship at Bear Branch on Sunday November 16 at 11 and 7 30 with Laymen's Day at the 7 30 service. First Quarterly Conference set for Tuesday evening November 25 at Purdin. Worship at Purdin on the 2nd and 4th Sundays.
Pastor Rev Howard Copeland leads Browning Methodist Circuit with morning worship at 10 a m. and church school, followed by 11 a m service and 7 30 p m evening service led by lay leaders Dyle Peterson and John Browning. Thought for the week proclaims stones cast in judgement build temples of goodwill.
Morris Chapel Church lists morning worship at 10:00 a m led by Joe Moore superintendent. Preaching at 11:00 a m and 8:00 p m on the first Sunday. Bible study every Wednesday at 8:00 p m. All are invited to attend any or all services.
Locust Valley Baptist Church invites all ages to its Sunday school classes led by L. E. Hedges on a September morning at 10 o clock. If you are not in Sunday School you will be welcome in ours.
Mt Olive Baptist Church invites all to Sunday School at 10:00 A M and morning worship at 11:00. Evening services are at 8:00 P M. Preaching days are the second and fourth Sundays, with Friday night services before each preaching day. A cordial welcome extended to everyone.
Mrs Minnie Fanning and her granddaughter were Saturday guests of Mr and Mrs J L Fanning and Doris Jean.
The G. P. Club met on Thursday November 6 at Mrs. Paul Fisher's home. Ten members and two visitors, Mrs. Van Gray and Mrs. Willis Callihan, attended a day of quilting and rag rag work and a dinner prepared by Nadine.
The twenty sixth Cowgill reunion met in Milan Missouri at the Court House Community Room on October 26. Attendees from multiple towns enjoyed meals, music and a business meeting electing Roy Clanahn as President plus officers for the Cowgill club.
The Missouri State Highway Department plans routes V and O to improve farm to market access. Route V would run from Route C past Owasco School and Baker Church to Route CC near North Salem, while Route O would start at Browning and follow Main Street east to the county line then toward Route U or M. Public protests may be filed within ten days. funds are not yet available but preparations will proceed.
Mrs Maxine Almond hosted the Willing Workers Club on Wednesday November 5 at Nadine Simpson’s home. Seventy five cents was collected for a grab bag gift won by Gwyndoline Jacobs with three glass bowls. Members read Psalms and minutes, listed club teams and discharged with prayers and cookies.
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