Locust Valley Baptist Church Sunday School Notice
Locust Valley Baptist Church holds Sunday School each Sunday at 10 o clock. Cecil Lay serves as Superintendent.
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Newspaper
Browning Leader Record
Location
Browning, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Nov 21, 1946
Page
8
Locust Valley Baptist Church holds Sunday School each Sunday at 10 o clock. Cecil Lay serves as Superintendent.
Browning Methodist Church schedules Sunday School at 10 a.m. supervised by H. L. Schrock with Rev. W. M. Owen to lead morning worship on November 24. U. B. Pleasant Grove and Grace Woodside churches announce Sunday School, regular services, and evening evangelistic service with sermons titled Child's Thanksgiving and Christian Thanksgiving followed by The Lost Sheep.
Rev Wesley Dice and Mrs Arthur Smith lead sermons at 11 a m and 7 30 p m inviting parishioners to hear the word of God at the Purdin church.
Schrock Church invites all to Sunday School at 10 a m with J D Seaman superintendent Browning Baptist Church lists Rev Wesley Dice interim pastor and C L McCormick superintendent preaching each second and fourth Sunday all are welcome bring friends
Johnson district residents share visits with relatives in Oklahoma Kansas City and Chicago. Mrs Alice Riddle of Oswalo dies. families attend funeral of Mrs Lee Riddle. Local service members return from China. Doris Robinson recovers from strep throat. Homes under construction by Earlin Page Ray Pipes and Alva Lawrence. Fred Watson and Laura Watson visit Kirksville. others noted in Milan area.
Mrs and Mrs Junior Phillips hosted guests, True Blue Club met at Mrs Grover Murrells, and wiring for electric lines expands in Shafter. Tom Sallee moves to Meadville. veterans tax guidance outlines exemptions, GI Bill benefits, past year returns, and 1946 filing deadlines with local Revenue Office contact.
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Campbell were Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. Bil Jackson. Mrs. Lillian Hicks and Bonnie were Sunday dinner guests of Mrs. Leia Hicks. Carlos Hicks was in Chillicothe Saturday.
Mr and Mrs James Browning celebrated a Sunday with relatives as they admired their new 1947 Oldsmobile. Davrald Hutchins and family visited his mother while the Campbells spent Sunday afternoon with the Grice and Jackson households.
FHA raises title VI mortgage ceilings reflecting higher labor and material costs. Western Missouri District Director David H Powell cites new limits: 3 bed with garage 8100, 2 bed 7500, two family 12300, three family 15600, four family 17800. Increased from June and October to speed Veterans Housing starts.
A large rush of about 400 women vying for soap chips and shortening led to a fractured leg. The incident highlights safety concerns in crowded shopping events and the need for crowd control measures.
The December term jurors for Circuit Court to be held in Linneus are listed by township. Names include bakers Benson and Leichhart. Brookfield jurors Mrs Abell, Carl Drake, Mrs Fernoodward. and others from Beaton, Bucklin, Clay, Enterprise, Giantsville, Jackson, Jefferson, Locust Creek, Marceline, North Salem, Parson Creek, and Yellow Creek with both primary jurors and alternates.
The Browning Leader-Record lists new and renewing members on its Honor Roll. Included are Eugene Thurlo Nora Taylor Mrs Bliss Stone Wm Barrows Tracy Barron and many others with renewals for Huldah Phipps Tob Mullins Russell Bensk in K M Duncan Emma Brassfield and dozens more names across the community.
Federal prison sentences up to five years were handed to 32 persons convicted of stealing from the mails in a drive targeting mail thieves. The schemes involved checks from the Division of Employment Security for veterans and unemployment payments, with several offenders from St Louis and Kansas City.
Wendell Tillman recalls Linn County 4-H delegation attending the American Royal events in Kansas City from October 20 to 22. The group toured the city, attended church services, saw the horse show, visited art galleries, toured meatpacking facilities, and concluded with a banquet and visits to the cattle exhibits before returning home.
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