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Newspaper
Browning Leader Record
Location
Browning, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Oct 26, 1944
Page
4
The school discusses the chapter Growing in Knowledge and Culture and plans a campaign for Governor Dewey and President Roosevelt before the election. English I studies Lady of the Lake while English II reads Idylls of The King and English III covers Macbeth.
Music groups rehearse diverse numbers including King Cotton Altamont National Guard His Honor and Over There The Girls Glee Club works on Beautiful Dreamer Dark Eyes and Country Gardens The Boys Glee Club prepares grade school program pieces The RG Art Class explores insect borders The Algebra and Science classes tackle unknowns factoring heat distribution and well being The American History class tests and begins The Advance to the Pacific.
Commerce students welcomed Miss Schrock back after caring for her ill mother Chloe Fields filled in. General Business surveys telephone communication. Bookkeeping finishes Buying and Selling Merchandise on account and moves to Recording cash receipts and payments. Typing II proofs texts then types. Short Hand covers diphthongs and vowel sounds. DC Wildcats dominate Shelby in basketball.
The Wild cats led from start to finish in a Browning 26 to 10 victory on Shel by's outdoor court as weather cooperated for the game.
Browning dominated the game, leading 6 to 14 at halftime and 10 to 44 at the end. Linneus struggled as key players fouled out in the final period, and Browning widened the gap after a strong third quarter.
Browning leads 10 4 after first quarter and 20 18 at halftime. Browning pull ahead 32 21 after three quarters and finishes 58 28. Humphreys sub team plays portions of the second and fourth quarters.
The Wild Kittens of BHS defeated Humphreys 39 to 9 in a Tuesday night practice. Starting forwards were Gender, Woolf, and Smith with guards Kelly, McCormick, and R Gooch. Gender served as captain. Ruby Dixon led scoring with 6 goals and 3 free shots.
Browning High defeated Linneus High on Browning's court last Friday night with a final score of 20 to 412. Smith led Browning with 9 goals and 3 free shots as Kelly served as captain.
A blizzard of schoolyard chatter touches Clinton Bennett Shike Gender and the Humphreys Linneny and Omaha trips. Questions about hair, play time, matches lost paths and rides home mix with rumors about Dorothy Dixon Ruby Dixon and others and a playful probe of teen habits and pranks.
The first six weeks honor roll includes sixth graders Cynthia Moore Marilyn Jennings Eva D Carter Laverne Ginder Donald Nevins Mary Helen Moore and Joyce Ann Nickell with various grades. Fourth graders Elane Ingra ham Margaret Ellen Quigley show high marks while Gilbert Peters leaves for Arizona for the winter.
The Willing Workers Club met with Mrs Sylvia Skeen on Wednesday October 18 with eighteen women and six children present. Guests included Mrs Nora Harris Mrs Sallie Prather and Mrs Mary Griffis. A noon dinner was served cafeteria style. A large marigold bouquet decorated the center of the table with chry...
The meeting led by President Emma Haley approved roll call via feedback exchange and held an auction with proceeds of 7.31. New member Nora Harris joined and officers elected for next year include President Haley and Vice President Gooch. Next meeting set with Mary Taylor and Lucille Norvell on November 1.
The Stitch and Chatter Club gathered with Goldie Abbott on October 12 for an all day session with sixteen members and three visitors. Officers led the business meeting, Edith Hale accompanied songs, and projects included quilting binding rug binding tea towels pillow cases and embroideries. Mildred and Effie won prizes, Irene earned a member-boost prize, and the group reported 48.25 dollars from Mrs. Purdin's sale with each member contributing a dollar to the War Chest Drive.
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