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Newspaper
Browning Leader Record
Location
Browning, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Nov 23, 1950
Page
4
The snippet lists G. T. Woodward Fern N. Woodward as owners and publishers with an 1884 establishment line and a 1950 date. It includes a Napoleon Bonaparte inspirational quote about empires built on love and force.
Dickinson area notes list numerous visits and weekend gatherings. Families including Belzer Lacer Floyd Lam bert and Brkfield residents travel to see relatives in North Salem Chillicothe Linneus and Brookfield. Community members attend birthdays church revival and social visits across several towns.
Fred Bertshman filled his appointment at the Reger Church of God with 73 in Sunday School. Sunday School is at 10 am. Young People's Meeting every evening at 6 45. Preaching on 1st and 3rd Sundays at 11 and 7 30. Prayer services 2nd and 4th Sundays at 7 30 and Thursdays at 2 30. Young Peoples Social Nov 24 at the home of Mr and Mrs Melvin Stephen on and Tommie.
Shelby area men work on the new 40 to 50 room hospital under construction. Orvel Runyan sold his Shelby Garage stake to Kenneth Guyer. Mrs Quinn Guyer and daughter Kathleen shopped Pur din. Corn gathering is common in Shelby. Mrs R E Boyles visited relatives and hosted ladies club. Crede Boyles and Mary Helen spent Sunday with Robert Boyles and family. Most Shelby folks attended theaters in Brookfield Sunday night despite rain and sleet.
A farewell dinner was given at Nester Chapel Church on Sunday for Chester. He received a radio as a parting gift. Rev. C. E. Davis delivered the message Sunday evening. Rev. Davis and Mr. and Mrs. Alton Abbott will lead services while Chester is away.
The entry notes a light Sunday shower followed by colder conditions with a 19 degree morning and ice on trees and grass that melted as sun returned. Arthur Griffith added room to his house last week with help from Grafton Kingsolver, while Mr. and Mrs. Ray McNally visited his mother Sunday evening.
Luncheon guests of Mr and Mrs John Gall included Charley Lambert and family of Golden Colorado Edgar Cokerham Ross Montgomery Guy Montgomery Nile Lambert and George Montgomery. After lunch callers were Jess Lambert James Smith and families Frank Lambert Phyllis Tapscott and Bill Schreiner. Minnie Pulliam hosted guests Daisy Pulliam Joe Crookshanks Minnie Street Maude Dunkin and Carl Gilmer. The Golden Colorado guests plan to visit relatives before returning home.
Dan Goldsmith of Louisville credits Hadacol with renewed energy and better sleep after starting the vitamin mineral tonic. He urges customers to try it, noting its claims of restoring hemoglobin and vitamin levels, and offers trial and larger sizes with a money back guarantee. The LeBlanc Corporation markets Hadacol from Lafayette Louisiana in 1960.
The young minister Chester Coram will leave for military service on Wednesday. He and Mr and Mrs Alton Abbott led their final church services Sunday and Sunday night for some time. A group of about 100 attended.
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