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Newspaper
Browning Leader Record
Location
Browning, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Nov 21, 1935
Page
4
Sunday gatherings mark visits among Meeker Jeromes Gooch Sayers Rottmann Nichols and others with extended family in Browning. The Ladies Aid Society met with Gladys Bruce quilting two quilts as seven members attended with several visitors.
Mr and Mrs T S Bartow visited Sunday with Mr and Mrs T M Norvell. Mrs S J Bartow remained to assist with care for her father who is seriously ill.
Relatives and friends gathered at the parental home to honor Mrs. Mary Mundell’s 80th birthday on Sunday November 17. Basket contents revealed during afternoon games and the song Rocking Alone in an Old Rocking Chair was sung. Attendees included Ray Bennett Ora Bennett Artie Cotter Alma Lon Mundell Walter Prather Evert Dowdy Lee Kimbrough Rocsoe Powell and family.
Mrs. Ned Mundell and children and grandmother visited. Mrs. Earl Nickell and daughter Joyce Ann of Browning spent Friday with Mrs. Arthur Lawrence and daughter Margaret Ann. Lester Kenley of Browning bought stock. Pleasant Grove W P F C met Mrs. L P Lawrence. 42 attended. men cut wood and women quilted. Otis Lawrence attended funeral of W A Tharp. T R Glidewell family visited Mrs. Lawrence Couch. John Franklin family spent Sunday at Ed Franklin home. Hayden Tharp of Oklahoma came for W A Tharp’s funeral. John Jones did carpentry for W C Quigley. Claude White ill recently. Mrs. Clellie Fisher and Estell from Brookfield visited L P Lawrence.
Sunday visits and weekend gatherings noted across Roger and nearby towns. Residents including Delores Stephenson, Lorraine Trumbo, Mae Bundridge, and families shared time in Brookfield Unionville Trenton St. Joseph areas with relatives and friends.
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