Willing Workers Club Elects Officers At Year End Meeting
The Willing Workers Club met with Mrs. Dolly Scott on October 10 for an all day session. Ten members eight visitors and four children attended. New officers were elected for the coming year with Mrs. Frankie Crow dis as president and Mrs. Mamie Bartow as treasurer. A Halloween party was planned for Dollie Scott's home and a next meeting set for October 24 at Mrs. Sylvia Sheen's.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willing Workers Club
Dollie Scott
Mamie Bartow
Grace
Wildwood
Frankie Crowdis
Elma Brinkley
Lela Norvell
Villa Bowyer
Blanch Murrell
Gracie Foster
Lucille Norvell
Dollie
Nadine
Dollie Scott’s
Wiener Roast And Hay Ride Host By Enterprise 4 H Club
Enterprise 4 H Club held a Friday night event on October 5 at the home of Mr and Mrs Harold Abbott and Marlene. About 45 parents members and visitors attended despite a Junior party and cloudy weather. Doris Hanman provided apples and Goldie Abbott supplied pop and coffee. Attendees included the Sayre Hanman Brantner Britton Hale and Abbott families plus others and children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Enterprise 4-H Club
Harold Abbott
Marlene
Doris Hanman
Goldie Abbott
Porter Sayre
Edwin Hanman
Barbara
Patty
Bernie Brantner
Wayne Britton
Jessie
Hugh Hale
Clinton
Carolyn
Wm. Hale
Everett Hale
Blaine
Norman Woodside
Hallie Minor
Erman Brantner
Richard
Lucille
Marvin Abbott
Local Social Notes From Area Residents
Mrs. Mattie Hawkins of La Clede visits with Mrs. George Walker and Mrs. Bertha Riddle. Brookfield visitors include J. W. Grice and family and P. B. Grice with daughter. Ben Alexander and Virgil Lee of Purdin visit Browning. Mrs. George Pew of near Trenton calls on sister in law Mrs. Ray Gooch. Allen Swisegood of Kansas City weekend with mother Cordie Swisegood. J. P. Bolling and others visit Brookfield. Leland Kelley and Anna Maude Cochran accompany Joe Nevins to Chillicothe. Grace Burdett and Mattie Turner visit Milan. Burdett undergoing dentures. Mac Taylor and daughters Christine visit from Purdin. Norlice of Kansas City also present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mattie Hawkins
Laclede
George Walker
Bertha Riddle
J. W. Grice
P. B. Grice
Brookfield
Ben Alexander
Virgil Lee
Purdin
Browning
George Pew
Near Trenton
Ray Gooch
Allen Swisegood
Kansas City
Cordie Swisegood
J. P. Bolling
J. H. Calhoun
R. M. Calhoun
Leland Kelley
Anna Maude Cochran
Milan
Joe Nevins
Chillicothe
Grace Burdett
Mattie Turner
Fairview Socials and Visits Across The Week
Crowded out last week. Mr and Mrs Charley Maxwell left Friday to visit relatives. Mr and Mrs Arlo Cordray and Edwin plus others vacationed in South Missouri with Mrs Smiths family. Neighbors hosted gatherings at the Smith and Tucker homes and helping care for a seriously ill family member. There was bean harvesting assistance for Willard Bailey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charley Maxwell
Refusas
Arlo Cordray
Edwin
Charley Smith
John Mairs
Brookfield
Mairs
Frank Belzer
Winigan
Willard Bailey
Willard
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Walter Crooks
H. E. Creason
Lawrence
Crooks
H. C. Hanson
H. L. Long
Linneus
Chas. Ford Long
Michigan
Wm. Nelson
Leyton
Ben Bailey
Independence
Alvin Harold Long
Wade Funeral Home
Gale Zimmerman
Wesley Bailey
California
Derby Nichols
Jerry
Kansas
Freda Wescott
Pearl Barnaby
Eugene Smith
Sue
Valjean Zimmerman
Fairview
South
Missouri
Mrs. Smith
Lyle’ Stone
Arlo Smith
John—Freker
Allen
James Elliott
Herbert Atwood
Roy Atwood
John Tucker
Allén
DeVaun Tucker
Danny
van Mairs
Chillicothe Community Sale
Hampshire
Farrow
Yorkshire
Col
Hugh Campbell
Cols
Whitefield and
Hamilton
Colin Christy
White Rock
Ladies of Mt. Zion Church
Alva Lawrence
Walt Leas
Francis Mewmaw
Cooking Encyclopedia
Wade Furniture & Appliance
Brookfield Community
Sale Brookfield, Missouri
Colorado
Texas
Elmer McClead
Ed Biggers
Harold Thorne
Linn County Auction CO
Roy L. Sturtevant
Charlie Edgar
Dobby Hamilton
Aucti
Elsie Pearl Chaffee
F. M. Morgan
Morgan Farm
Jersey
Holland
Dr. W. Milhoan
Winigan, MO
Roy L. McCollum
Brookfield, Mo
Milan, Missouri
Hugh Morehead
Bob Morehead
Hugh and
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