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Browning Leader Record

Location

Browning, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Nov 26, 1936

Page

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Rural women club meeting gathers 200 in Milan

About two hundred Sullivan County club members and visitors met at Milan High School for their first annual get acquainted gathering. Morning sessions introduced officers and reports from each club, with reports of activities like sewing for distressed families and library book additions.

Sullivan County Milan Mildred. Eaton Golden Rule Grocery Chester Hurdle Louise Woodruff Agricultural Extension Service Sullivan N. N. Club Nora Custer Friendship Circle Club Jas. S. Morris Eula Frances Hatcher Busy Bee Club Jane Stutler General Purpose Club Ida McQuown A. G. Thurlo Sunshine Workers Club Vera Kille Stitch and Chatter Club Forrest Page Wilma Johnson Dudley-Hawkeye Jessie Schoonover Blanche Hoover Clifford Tharp W. H. Oliver Scottsville

Rural women's clubs hold county council membership

Rest T Page as secretary and Mrs Jane Stutler noted. All presidents and secretaries of rural women's clubs will hold membership in the county council.

T. Page Jane Stutler County Council

Thanksgiving Set Promises James Silv erware For Brookfield Sale

Ad copy for a James & Son Brookfield Missouri store featuring a Thanksgiving table set of fine silverware. It urges buyers to fulfill Mother’s wish by purchasing the set from the local retailer.

James James & Son Brookfield, Mo

Wickers Depart Browning Lumber Yard for Cedarville

Mr H E Wicker resigns as manager of the Browning lumber yard effective November 30 and will take a similar post in Cedarville Kansas with a higher salary. Mrs Wicker and Miss Harriet leave many friends behind. Mr Drake assumes charge of the yard.

Wickers Browning H. E. Wicker Cedarville Kansas Wicker

True Blue Club Meets With Mrs Molloy November 11

True Blue Club gathered with Mrs Mary Molloy on November 11. Fifteen members attended with eight visitors including Mrs Ola Grice and daughters Ona and Reba and others. Members shared roll call My Ideal Woman and ar mistis Day talk by Geneva Morris.

True Blue Club Mary Molloy Ola Grice Ona Reba Alta Stevenson Alta Mae Hicks Rose Palmer Cecil Buckner Joe Long Armistis Geneva Morris

Miss Edith Burkholder Entertains Live Wire Class

Miss Edith Burkholder hosted the Live Wire class of the M. E. Church South with a Wiener roast at her country home six miles east of town. Weather was splendid and attendees included Miss Pauline Jennings Dorothy Alpsach Erma Peterson Mrs Iva Carr Merril Peterson Bennie Rhodes Rev Owen and family Mr and Mrs Charlie Owens Harold and Mr and Mrs John Burkholder. A delightful evening was enjoyed by all.

Edith Jean Burkholder M. E. Church South Pauline Jennings Dorothy Alpsach Erma Peterson Iva Carr Jean Merril Peterson Bennie Rhodes Owen Charlie Owens Harold John Burkholder

Stitch And Chatter Club Meeting Notes November 19

The Stitch And Chat ter Club met with Mrs Opal Gooch to quilt and rug work. Dinner followed with thanks from Mrs Hamilton. The president led the meeting with songs and contests. Birthday presents were given to Lydia and Janie. Vis Itors listed and twenty three members attended. Next meeting set for December 3 with Leah Lambert.

Opal Gooch Opal Carter Ruby Knifong Laura Hamilton Mildred Foss Ethel Burkholder Florence Lambert Leah Lambert C.R

Notice Prohibits Hunting with Dogs or Traps on Farms

Notice warns against hunting with dogs or traps on Bennett family farms and urges compliance.

Bennett

Annual Turkey Shoot Draws A Large Crowd

The Claude Myers Post held its annual turkey shoot drawing a large crowd from Green City Milan Callao Kirksville Brookfield Linnes Purdin LaPlata and other points. Forty seven turkeys and thirteen ducks were shot with twenty nine turkeys won by trap shooters. Miss Lorraine Glaze and Mrs. Ruth Wampler won the ladies contest while two hundred plus attended. Ham burgers coffee and refreshments were served by the Legion Auxiliary.

Claude Myers Post Green City Milan Callao Kirksville Brookfield Linneus Purdin LaPlata Lorraine Glaze Ruth Wampler Legion Auxiliary Ladies Auxiliary The Post

Apples For Sale From Kelsey Orchards

Jonathan Delicious and Golden Delicious apples for sale in several grades at 75 cents per bushel and up. Also sweet cider and honey available. Located at Kelsey Orchards U. S. No. 36 West of Brookfield.

Jonathan Kelsey Orchards U. S. No. 36 Brookfield

Happy Hour Club Meeting Notes

Mrs Kathryn Steele hosted the Happy Hour Club on November 18 with an all day quilting session. Dinner followed and a two o clock business meeting began with singing In The Haven of Rest. Members listed include Eunice Blackburn Mary Buswell Bessie Guyer Vera Walters Ada Carr Kathryn Steele Bessie Yogel Katie Finney Hazel Lambert with visitors Frances McGhee Lois Foss Ethel Burkholder Sadie Payne Hester Steele and Viola Maxwell. Meet with Katie Finney in two weeks.

Kathryn Steele Ada Carr Eunice Kathryn Bessie Katie Mary Eunice Blackburn Mary Buswell Bessie Guyer Vera Walters Bessie Yogel Katie Finney Hazel Lambert Frances McGhee Lois Foss Ethel Burkholder Sadie Payne Hester Steele Viola Maxwell

Pie Supper And Program At Dickinson School

A Thanksgiving style pie supper and program will be held at the Dickinson school on Friday night November 27. Noel Tully, the teacher, invites all residents to attend.

Dickinson School Noel Tully

Friendship Circle Club Meets At Mrs Jay Smith Home

The Friendship Circle Club gathered at Mrs Jay Smiths home on Wednesday November 18 for an all day meeting. In the morning they completed a quilt and bound another in the hostess frames after a lovely covered dish lunch.

Friendship Circle Club Jay Smith

Bridge Dinner Hosts Ride-A-Wee Club Members

Mr and Mrs Jas P Bolling entertained Mr and Mrs H E Wicker and Ride A Wee club members with a two course bridge dinner on November 18. High score favors went to Mrs J R Williams and J N Neet while traveling prize was awarded to A D Peterson.

Jas.p. Bolling H. E. Wicker J. R. Williams J. N. Neet A. D. Peterson

Sunday School Class Elects Officers In M E Church South

The Intermediate department met Tuesday evening at teacher Mrs Genevieve Prather home. Officers elected: President Phyllis Vincent vice president Marjorie Campbell secretary Elizabeth Prather reporter Hazel Grice. Two visitors Miss Ruth Baskett and Billy Joe Crookshanks attended. Next meeting set with Hazel Grice December 1.

M. E. Church South Genevieve Prather Phyllis Vincent Marjorie Campbell Elizabeth Prather Hazel Grice Ruth Baskett Billy Joe Crookshanks Pardin

Died Suddenly Harry Woolf at 64

Harry Woolf died of a heart attack Monday morning while sawing wood for George Prather. He leaves eight children in California Colorado and Texas, his wife Marie Long-Woolf, two brothers and a sister. Funeral arrangements not yet made.

Harry Woolf George Prather Marshal Woolf Grass’ Valley California Gladys Stevens Leadville Colorado Donald Woolf Laredo Hazel Hess Browning Catherine Betty Jean Junior Marie Long-Woolf Chester Woolf Near Humphreys Carl Woolf Linneus Hattie Hays Palisade

Bridge Club Hosts Monday Social Evening

Mrs. John Neely entertained her bridge club Monday afternoon November 16. Guest Miss Doro thy Alspach attended. High score prize went to Mrs. Burton Darr.

John Neely Dorothy Alspach Burton Darr

Rhodes entertained guests for a turkey dinner

Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Rhodes entertained with a turkey dinner Sunday. Guests included Mr. and Mrs. Ray Nickell and son Kenneth Ray, Mr. and Mrs. Leon Ken ley and sons Gary and Lary, Eugene McKay, Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Williams and children Cherril and Donald Lee, and Mr. and Mrs. Manley Worley. Afternoon callers were Mr. and Mrs. Elba Page and Mrs. Lela Badger and daughter Freta Joy.

Glenn Rhodes Ray Nickell Kenneth Ray Leon Kenley Gary and Lary Eugene McKay Kenneth Williams Cherril Donald Lee Manley Worley Elba Page Lela Badger Freta Joy

Mrs Josie Jones Hosts Guests From St Joseph Eversonville

Mrs Josie Jones entertained Mrs Ben Russell of St Joseph, Mr and Mrs Leon Norvell and son of Eversonville, and Mr and Mrs A D Peterson last Saturday.

Josie Jones Ben Russell St. Joseph Leon Norvell Eversonville A. D. Peterson

Young Couple Wed in Marceline on November 22

Miss Wilma Norvell and Reid Johnson were married Sunday at the First Baptist Church Marceline. The ceremony was officiated by Rev. W O B Hurst with a large charivari and a long guest list from nearby towns.

Wilma Norvell Reid Johnson First Baptist Church Marceline W.O B. Hurst Lorene Stone Leonard Richardson Purdin Wilma Carl Norvell Browning Reid Gordon Johnson Locust Valley Communty Our High School Norvell Johnson

Wood For Sale Dry or Green By J W Cordray

Butter Sweet Club met at Mrs Nova Gooch with Mrs Bernice Allen hosting fifteen members present. Pearl Goins presided. meeting opened with If Your Heart Keeps Right. Reports approved. notes written for reporter Essie Wood under physician care. Winners in contests were Bessie Bowyer Pearl Goins Augusta Cooper. Adjourned to meet December 2 with Rolan Gooch.

Butter Sweet Club Nova Gooch Bernice Allen Pearl Goins Leona Remick Essie Wood Augusta Cooper Bessie Bowyer Etta Sparks Ethel Kimbrough

White Skunk Pelt Attracts Local Fur Interest

A dealer in furs exhibited a snow white skunk pelt in town Saturday drawing interest from local trappers and fur dealers who gathered to view the unusual specimen.

Illness summons for Nickell family head in St Louis and Fairbury

Ray Nickell of St Louis and Mrs Ernest Bales of Fairbury Neb were called here yesterday due to the serious illness of their father Joe Nickell.

Ray Nickell St. Louis Ernest Bales Fairbury, Neb Joe Nickell

Surprise Birthday Dinner for Mrs. Frank Head

Mrs. Frank Head was surprised on her birthday by her husband and two sons, Oren and Kermit, with a dinner planned by her niece Miss Alma Cordray. A 24 foot long table brimmed with food including a turkey cooked by Mrs. Irl Deskins, and about one hundred guests attended.

Frank Head Oren Kermit Alma Cordray Irl Deskins

Mrs Dickinson Appointed To Fill Expired School Board Term

At the board of education meeting on Friday night Eunice Dickinson was appointed to fill the unexpired term of the late W H Dickinson. She has long been interested in school activities and will be a valued member. Dr V D Grice was elected president of the board.

Locust Valley Baptist Ladies Host All Day Meeting

Locust Valley Baptist Ladies held an all day gathering on November 19 with twelve members and twenty visitors. They quilted for Mrs Edith Callihan Harrison of New York and decided to stage a Christmas tree and program at Locust Valley Church.

Locust Valley Baptist Ladies Locust Valley Baptist Ladies Aid Lottie Bundies Edith Callihan-Harrison New York Locust Valley Church Mesdame Alice Duckworth Lan Gertie Crooks Bertha Lay Josie Keithley Louise Ogre Eva Lambert Ival Bundies Glenn Bundies Irene Maurice Jerry Joe Barrows Billie Phillips Jackie Schrock Trixie Russell Imogene Taylor Irene Keithley Hazel Bundies Allen Watson Rex Bundies Rex Bundies. Members: Mesdames Audra Barrows Bessie Veda Schrock Bartim Jennings Ella Thurlo Stella Jacobs Lola Russell Mable Keithley Eva Veda Warren Hinda F. Johnson

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Edna Mrs. Ogle Frances Frances Smith Lacey Cumbo Cama Head Raymond Mildred Glen Donald Jessie Paul Johnson Wallace Wayne Herman Alta Brownlee Neeman Head Ruth Jirmars Aftef Bucklin H. L. Beffield Dean Esther Ness Cambria Charley Cordray Haro Arlo Mabel Ellis Bonnie Ara Kenneth Charlie Or Buswell Oral Fidle Evelyn Eldon Lois Bemnie Roy Jennings Mae Fred Bailey Ruth Clark Axadl J. B. Carmack Cora Ella Head Catherine Cordray G. A. Brantner Naomi Dean McClead R. A. Arthur E. Wi Rsley Maxine Stanley Lowy Frank Belzer Marlin Ileene Betty Billie Jerry Enidams Maple Moore Clay Moore Ray Bauer Dean J Ern Head Maxime Clyde Wesley Marion Wyatt J. W. Cordray Bitter Sweet Club
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