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Newspaper
Browning Leader Record
Location
Browning, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Nov 27, 1952
Page
4
A reflective piece arguing that rightness transcends opinion and law, citing Jesus’ stance against rigid Pharisaic rule. It asserts right promotes human welfare and calls readers to judge liquor by its impact on social and spiritual well being and the public good.
Sunday at 10 a m a Bible study session at Purdin Church of Christ invites everyone to attend. The message emphasizes a cordial welcome for all residents and visitors seeking spiritual study and fellowship.
Baptist Church announces Bible study every Sunday at 10 a.m. for all ages with Sunday School superintendent L McQuown and S S Supt S. S. Supt. Prayer services are held Wednesday at 8 p.m. Training Union meets Sunday night at 7 o'clock.
The Purdin Charge The Methodist Church led by Pastor E. V. Campbell announces Sunday School each Sunday at 10 o'clock at Purdin Bear Branch and Morris Chapel. Special Temperance program at Purdin next Sunday 10 and 11 o'clock. Worship at Bear Branch 7 30 tonight. Sub District Stewardship Conference at Purdin Thursday Dec 4 start 1 am Carry in dinner. Layman's Day observed at Morris Chapel Sunday evening Dec 7 preaching morning hour.
Morris Chapel Church schedules morning worship at 10:00 a m with Joe Moore superintendent. Preaching on the first Sunday at 11 a m and 7 30 p m. Bible Study every Wednesday night at 8 p m. Invitation extended to attend any or all services.
Mt Olive Baptist Church led by Pastor A B Baker offers Sunday School at 10:00 AM morning worship 11:00 AM and evening services at 7:30 PM. Preaching on the second and fourth Sundays with family night at 7:00 PM the Saturday before each preaching day.
Pastor Rev Howard Copeland and S S Superintendent Chester Dennis preside. Thanksgiving services set for Nov 27 at 7 30 pm. Sunday school at 10 am with preaching at 7 30 pm. Board meets third Monday monthly. W S of C meets first and third Wednesdays with regular program. Quilt work on second and fourth Wednesdays at Mrs Tunnell's home.
Reger ae of God Pastor Berishman 8 S Supt Ellis Shepherd preaches at 10 am on the first and third Sundays with additional services at 11 am and 7 30 pm. Young Peoples Meeting every Sunday at 7 pm. Prayer meeting Thursday at 2 pm. All are invited to these services.
Rev. Geo. W. Stump, pastor, leads Sunday School at 10 a m. Preaching on the first Sunday morning and evening, with evening services on the third Sunday. Everyone welcome.
Rev Charles Smith pastor. morning worship at 11:00 on second Sunday. Sunday school superintendent Harry Lambert leads classes for all ages at 10:00. Evening service on third Sunday at 7:30. Mission aid meets Friday afternoon at the church. All are welcome.
Locust Valley Baptist Church led by L. E. Hedges invites all ages to Sunday morning classes at 10 o clock. If you are not in Sunday School, you will be welcome in ours.
Mrs. George Matkins hosts the United Neighbors Club meeting at her home. Members read a newsletter, plan Christmas cards, and will send three service members boxes. Ber Nice and Mary Browning win contests. next meeting will be with Mrs. Browning.
The Jolly Janes Club met with Mrs Robert Burkholder on Wednesday November 19 with seventeen members and three guests present. A bridal shower for Virginia Ruth Finney was held and members planned a Thanksgiving supper at Shelby school on Tuesday night November 25.
Perry Perkins of Green City attended the Corn Achievement Day in Columbia. He spoke with farmers, meeting Lynn Akeman of Miami, winner of the 1951 MFA Corn Yield. Perkins claimed he would beat Akeman, as partial 1952 results showed Perkins averaging 144 bushels per acre while Akeman’s yield fell to 131.72.
Perkins selected a 6 acre bluegrass pasture once hog land and, after 14 years in pasture, sought 200 bushel corn by asking his county agent for fertilizer guidance. He averaged 144 bushels per acre, applying ammonium sulfate, metaphosphate, and starter 8-24-8. He farms 175 acres with ingenuity and determination.
Mrs Alta DeVore hosted the Friendship Circle Club on November 19 with a noon dinner and a business session led by president Oma Shanks. Members and visitors attended, Sunshine Pal gifts were given, and plans included Christmas boxes for service members and a wedding gift for Dale Blender. The next meeting is December 3 at Dora Bennett’s home.
November 19 meeting of the Willing Workers Club opened with Phyllis calling order at two. Members and visitors sang In The Garden and What a Friend. Mamie read Psalm 16, Nadine read minutes, hostess brought 1.06 and won by Mrs. Josephine McArtor. New member Mrs Etta Browning joined. old member Mrs Addie Brinkley visited.
The Home Workers Club met at Mrs Mary Grice s home on Thursday November 20 for an all day session. President Margaret Smith led the meeting with reports from secretary Lillian Bennett and a new club song I Would be True. Fifteen members and nine visitors attended with quilting and a Christmas toy drive for orphans.
A club meeting lists visitors Mrs Cordie McArtor and Mrs Crowdis along with two youngsters Danny Jacobs and Juanita Wood. They plan a December 3 afternoon gathering with Mrs Vella Bowyer and roll call mentions wedding dress. Members present include Bertie Haley Mary Taylor Flon Brinkley Clarice Wood Cecile Cotter Maxine Almond Vella Bowyer Frankie Crowdis Edra Falconer Lucille Stone Nelle Williams Nadine Scott Phyllis Lueckenhoff Blanche Murrell Gwyndoline Jacobs and the hostess. Mrs Bartow served pumpkin pie donuts and coffee.
The note lists members Grice Arlene McKenzie Maggie Wykoff and visitors Mrs Ira Nevins Mrs V D Grice Jacob Harris Jimmy Herbert Arthur Bennett John Bill Grice. The next meeting with Laverne Harris is on December 11 for a Xmas exchange. All members must bring homemade gifts and a toy for an orphan child to be sent to an orphanage.
Mrs Hallie Minor hosted a Stitch And Chatter Club gathering on November 20 with quilting work in progress two finished items removed from frames and a business meeting opened with America. Lydia Barclay won the hostess gift and awards were given by Leoma Bennett and Doris Hanman to Goldie Abbott and Leota Haley. A Christmas supper was planned and next meeting set for December 4 with Doris Hanman.
Advises 65 plus individuals to check optimal filing time for retirement benefits. Highlights possible delay for max benefits, especially for self employed. A SSA representative will be at the Brookfield Employment Office on Tuesday December 9 at 9 00 AM.
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