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Browning Leader Record

Location

Browning, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Nov 22, 1951

Page

4

Smith Items Family Visits and Anniversary Notes

Mr and Mrs Lee Kimbrough visited Wednesday afternoon with Mr and Mrs Roscoe Powell. Delorum Tharp family and Grandma Tharp dined with Charley Tharp in Milan Sunday. Powell hosted a Sunday dinner November 11 with Evert Dowdy Debby Imogene Smith Karol and families from Kansas City St Joseph Milan and Linneus. Floy Turner of Linneus visited with Ray Johnson and family. Bob Rinehart’s children stayed with Wilson Havens. Johnsons visited Brookfield. Powell and Tommy attended the 25th wedding anniversary of Rev and Mrs E O Hobbs in Purdin.

Lee’ Kimbrough Roscoe Powell Delorum Tharp Grandma Tharp Charley Tharp Milan Evert. Dowdy Debby Imogene Smith Karol Kansas City Woithiée Harr St. Joseph Herbert Sayre Kenny Floy Turner Linneus Ray Johnson Bob Rinehart Wilson Havens Brookfield Visiors Clinton Powell Tommy E. O. Hobbs Purdin

Milan area telephones expand service amid local activity

Crowded last week Fields and Schrock area sees a new line installation by the Milan Telephone Company. Local residents including Mrs. Lyle Wickham and Joyce Ann, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Fields and others visit, shop, and husk corn in Milan and nearby towns as social and family visits continue.

Milan Telephone Company Co Fields & Schrock Lyle Wickham Joyce Ann Browning Mable Ziegler Dorothy Robert Fields Elbert Howard Powersville Roy Taylor Beryl Taylor Beverly North Salem John McCandle Amos Gavin Milan Josie Fields Jessie Oliver Roger Christine van Fossen

CORA AND CLEM SPRING ITEMS

The Clem Spring pie supper was well attended with pies candy and boxes selling well. Mary Ann Dunlap is teacher. Mr and Mrs Vern Jones and baby of Los Angeles visit relatives including Ola Kinfong. Shucking corn and harvesting beans ongoing. Jackie Jennings and Bonnie visit Kay Stufflebean family. Franklin Chapman and two daughters of Newton Iowa visit Mrs Brookshier’s parents. Duff Jennings travels to Brookfield on business.

Clem Spring School Mary Ann Dunlap Vern Jones Baby Los Angeles Ola Kinfong Jackie Jennings Bonnie Kay Stufflebean Franklin Chapman Newton Iowa Guy Brookshier Duff Jennings Brookfield

Sunday School and Services at Church of God

Reger and vicinity invited to Sunday School every Sunday at 10 am with classes for all. Preaching on the 1st 3rd and 4th Sundays at 11 am and 7 30 pm. Young People meet Sundays at 7 pm. Prayer and Bible study Thursdays at 2 pm. White Oak Grove Church hosts Monday night services at 7 30 pm.

Church of God White Oak Grove

Community Notes From Church Gatherings And Newborns

Mrs Sylvia Jacobs and Mrs Susie Barnard plus Miss Nada Staggs from Seymour Iowa attended Church of God services Sunday morning and were dinner guests of Miss Nellie Stephenson. Ida Tunnell Ada Smith Ervin Smith and Jay from Kansas City visited Elsworth Smith and sons near T Humphreys. Junior Collins and wife welcomed a baby girl Friday night Revver. Robert Shipley and wife welcomed a baby boy Sunday night near Rever. Rev Tioward Copeland led his Methodist appointment and dined with J W Ford.

Sylvia Jacobs Susie Barnard Nada Staggs Seymour Iowa Church of God Nellie Stephenson Ida Tunnell Ada Smith Ervin Smith Jay Kansas City Elsworth Smith Vincent Collins T Humphreys Junior Collins Revver Robert Shipley Rever Tioward Copeland Methodist Church J. W. Ford

Community Notes From North Jackson Round

Local column records Eugene Crookshanks at Chillicothe Post Office on vacation with father W C Crookshanks aiding farm work. Mentions Mrs Harry Tromerhouser improving after burns at Trenton Hospital and a pre Thanksgiving dinner hosted by Tom and Delia Kimbrough. Mrs Marshall McMickle funeral held at Haseville after November 16.

Eugene Crookshanks Chillicothe Harry Tromerhouser Trenton Tom Kimbbrough Lee Kimbrough Kenneth Gooch Marshall McMickle Haseville Floy Morris Glenn Lobbie Reed Cecil Reed Merle Hess Independence Mary Cooper Meadville Edgar Morris James Morris Willie Burtch Mary Norvell Shafter Mt. Olive Peery Laredo S. C. Turner

Community Dinner Guests and Visits Reported

Local residents and families share social visits and travel notes including Woodrow Deskins Gary Linneus with the Longwells, Lacer in Brookfield, Flossie Wyatt with Wayne Abbott, Riddle Head family time, Kenneth Belzer with grandparents, Longwell business trip to Brunswick, Freeman goose dinner for R C Freeman and Howard Freeman, Lana Lee Ogle with Kathryn Smith, Fay Bowyer Meadville and Jesse Longwell dinner guests, May Monroe visit, and Abbott family gathering.

Woodrow Deskins Gary Linneus Jesse Longwell Johnny Tom Lacer Brookfield Flossie Wyatt Wayne Abbott Eldon Riddle Eldon Head Kenneth Belzer John Longwell Jesse Brunswick Kenneth Freeman Shelby R. C. Freeman Howard Freeman Marceline Orval Ogle Lana Lee Kathryn Smith Janice Fay Bowyer Meadville Etta Liebhart May Monroe Glenn Abbott

Community Notes On Local Visits And Family News

Mr and Mrs Wayne Ab bott and son Joth Walden visited. Mr and Mrs Roy Jennings in Brookfield to meet their new granddaughter born to Mr and Mrs Donald Jennings. Nolan Arnold was taken to Brookfield Hospital for serious illness. Mrs John Longwell visited Brookfield families and Myr and Mrs Henry Lantert with others over the weekend.

Wayne —Abbott Joth Walden Roy Jennings Brookfield Donald Jennings Nolan Arnold Brookfield Hospital John Longwell Ivan Cokerham Phillip « McKenzie Phyllis and Cloria Brookfield S John Longwell Eldon Riddle Myr Henry Lantert Alme Norman Wwood Wayne Britton Myrs Everett, Briggs Brookfeld Tom Lacer Fimo Britton Wisconsin Heny HalVens Harvey Havens Elmo Norman Woodside

Morris Chapel Items Show Social Visits and Guests

Mr and Mrs Lee Wood were dinner guests of Mrs Emma Tottman on Friday. J J and son Raymond visited. Mr and Mrs Emmett Palmer were guests in Leonard Richardson home in Kansas City over the weekend. Judy Falconer visited Barbara Kimbrough Thursday night. Mr and Mrs Babe Kimbrough and children were in Chillicothe shopping Saturday. Mr and Mrs Lewis Wood Care Lee were Sunday dinner guests in the Lee Word home. Afternoon callers included Mrs Kenneth Murrell and children and Mrs Raymond Murrell. Mr and Mrs Babe Kimbrough and children were guests in Glenn Cooper home Sunday.

Lee" Wood Emma Tottmanhn Raymond Emmett.Palmer Leonard Richardson Kansas City Judy Falconer Barbara Kimbrough Babe Kimbrough Chillicothe Lewis Wood Lee Lee Word Kenneth Murrell Raymond Murrell Babe Kimbrough Glenn Cooper

Purdin News Wide Field of Local Visits and Socials

Dale Falconer travels to Minnesota on business. Residents host guests, attend school events, and join club gatherings. Marvin Lambert and family visit from Texas. Marvin to enter service. Multiple local socials include bridge and canasta parties, and a turkey supper at the Purdin school.

Dale Falconer Minnesota Thora Carr Lawrence Elliott Roger Roy Kennedy Henry Buswell Travis Smith Linneus School Thorn’’ Dair Feria Whansas Oklahoma Jess Pulliam Aid Ity Don “Street Kirksville Grim Smith Hospital George Doolin Roy Hale Unionville George Jenkins Clifford Chambers Robert Abell Chilliothe Harrison Blackburn Aid Ray McNally Milan Floyd Hardin Mark Gooch Robert Hoover Joe Eden Emma Street Maurice Foster Ray Cloud Roe Connelly J.N. Chambers Harrison Smith George’ Jenkins Lawrence el

Brookfield Guests Visit Linneus Residents

Sunday visitors from Brookfield included Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Lewis and children and Mrs. Grafton Kingsclore Mrs. Maxine Helms and her son from Linneus called on Mr. and Mrs. Virgil Lee.

Melvin Lewis Brookfield Grafton Kingsclore Maxine Helms Linneus Virgil Lee

Harvest Moon Reflections In Autumn Calm

Addison Payne reflects on the harvest moon and Indian summer weather with tranquil imagery. Ducks and geese take flight as red and brown leaves rustle. The piece muses on slumber and nature’s fading life with a lingering south wind.

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