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Browning Leader Record

Location

Browning, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Oct 27, 1938

Page

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Navy Day Observed Nationally With Flags Displayed

Navy Day proclaimed by the President and local officials as a public observance. Citizens urged to display flags to honor the Navy, described as a strong, peaceful bulwark and guardian of liberty. Browning Teams Defeat Bucklin With both girls and boys securing conference wins, notably led by Bennett and Worley as players in tight matchups.

Theodore Roosevelt Narion Browning Bucklin Neetartd Bennett Bennett Bartow Yoakum Gooch Harris Maggart Carter Worley Carr Grice Jacobs Crooks Martin Shipp Darr Freeland Thurlo

Democratic Candidates to Speak in Browning Meeting

Democratic candidates of Sullivan and Linn counties will meet at the Electric Theatre Browning on Thursday October 27 at 7 30 p m A State speaker will accompany the candidates Everyone is invited to attend this meeting.

Sullivan Linn Electric Theatre Browning

Adams Wesley Class Reorganizes At Norfolk Home

The Adams Wesley Class of the M. E. C. S. met Friday evening October 21 at Rev and Mrs Norfolk home to reorganize. Officers elected include President John BrOwning and Vice President Genevieve.

Adams Wesley Norfolk John Browning Genevieve

Club class plans monthly meetings and study course

The article notes Frances Carr as secretary treasurer and Rev J Y Norfolk as chaplain. A committee of Lillian Bennett Mae Hoselton and Rozella Norfolk will select a study program for the class. The group meets on the third Friday each month, next at Ola Belcher home November 8 with menu of sandwiches and pie.

Geo. Prather Elizabeth John Browning Ola Belcher Alta McCormick Betty Arthur Bennett Sue Orbra Jones Burton Carr Norfolk

For Sale White Minorca Breeding Males

Pedigreed breeding stock offered by Edwin Hanman. Males from 200 300 R O P Sired flocks and large type. Suitable for poultry operations and breeders seeking proven lineage.

Minorca Edwin Hanman

Locust Valley Ladies Aid Meets for All Day Oct 20

Mrs Stella Jacobs hosted a full day Locust Valley Ladies Aid meeting on October 20 with fourteen members and several visitors including Mr and Mrs Arthur Bennett Mrs Ann Johnson Mrs Alice Fuller John Thurlo John Hooker For rest Jacobs Jerry Lee and Margaret Ellen Quigley. The group planned a Halloween party at Mrs John Quigley’s home and to visit the church to quilt next week. The next meeting will be with Mrs Ethel Dell on November 3.

Locust Valley John Quigley Ethel Dell Aid

Republican Speaking at Brown ing Rescheduled for Saturday

The Republican event at Brown ing moves from 8:00 to 2 30 p m on Saturday October 29 on Main Street announced by Ed Lawrence chairman of the Republican Central Committee.

Browning Main Street Ed Lawrence Republican Central Committee

Firefly Class Meets for October Dinner at Rhodes Home

The Firefly class of the M. E. church held a regular meeting Wednesday evening October 19 at Mr. and Mrs. Wm Rhodes home. A covered dish luncheon was served. Attendees included Mrs. Marie Woolf Mrs. Herbert Sayre Mr. and Mrs. Asa Badger Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Cakerham Miss Lola Rae Bartow Ruth Arnold Helen Linhart Mary Ruth Harris Betty Jean Woolf Geneal Haley Gerald Wade Jimmie Nickell Joe W Woodward John Allen Martin Junior Woolf and the Rhodeses. The next meeting will be with Mr. and Mrs. Asa Badger on November 16.

Firefly M. E. Church Wm. Rhodes Marie Woolf Herbert Sayre Asa Badger Floyd Cakerham Lola Rae Bartow Ruth Arnold Helen Linhart Mary Ruth Harris Betty Jean Woolf Geneal Haley Gerald Wade Jimmie Nickell Joe W. Woodward John Allen Martin Junior Woolf Rhodes Sandra

Morris Chapel Church Briefs Sunday School and Services

Methodist Church South announces Sunday school at 10 and preaching at 11 a.m. at Morris Chapel and 7:30 p.m. at Bear Branch. Sixty seven? eighty seven attended Morris Chapel Sunday school last Sunday. Prayer meeting at Browning with Rev. Hobbs Thursday 7:30 p.m. Morris Chapel Young People plan a Hallowe en party next Monday at teacher Joe Moore's home. J. Y. Norfolk, Pastor.

Methodist Church South Morris Chapel Bear Branch Browning Hobbs Joe Moore J. Y. Norfolk

M. E. Church Preaching Services at Reger

The M E Church schedules preaching at 11 a m and 7 30 p m at Reger. The invitation requests attendees to come and bring a friend. Pastor O B Hobbs extends cordial invitation.

Reger O. B. Hobbs

Corn Yield Test At Ross Lyons Farm Draws Linn County Farmers

Farmers from Linn County gather at Ross Lyons east of Purdin for a yield test of 25 corn kinds. J Ross Fleetwood and J Robert Hall explain hybrid production and yield improvement. Preliminary yields range 31 to 61 bushels per acre, with hybrids mostly over 50.

Ross Lyons Purdin Linn County J. Ross Fleetwood Columbia J. Robert Hall W. P. Brinkley

Pie Supper at Light School Fundraiser

Pie supper and program at Light School located 4 miles west and 3 miles north of Purdin on Friday night October 28. Doris Langdon, teacher, directs event and proceeds support school activities.

Purdin Doris Langdon

Card of Thanks for Vera Louise Ford

We thank neighbors and friends for kindness during the sickness and death of our daughter and sister Vera Louise Ford. Mr and Mrs Henry Ford and children.

Vera Louise Ford Mrs. Henry Ford

School trip to Jefferson City educates Warren district pupils

Upper grade pupils from Warren Clem Springs and White Oak districts joined by teachers Doris Dell Reva Knifong Nina Fanning and locals on a Green City bus trip to Jefferson City Mo. They toured the capitol and Columbia sites, finding the journey instructive and hoping for future Missouri visits.

Warren Clem Springs White Oak Doris Dell Reva Knifong Nina Fanning Jefferson City Green City Capitol Columbia Missouri

Bitter Sweet Club Elects New Officers

The Bitter Sweet Club met with Mrs. Roberta Gooch on October 19 to finish electing officers. New president Mrs. Leona Remick led the meeting with songs and prayer. officers named include Child Development leader Mrs. Augusta Cooper, Garden leader Blanche Murrell, Poultry leader Etta Brown, Project leader Bertha Gooch, Parliamentarian Susie Creason.

Bitter Sweet Club Roberta Gooch Leona Remick Augusta Cooper Blanche Murrell Etta Brown Bertha Gooch Susie Creason

Honey in sections Browning Mo

W H Bennett of Browning Missouri writes about honey in sections as a note or brief excerpt. The text is brief and presents a small personal reference.

W. H. Bennett Browning, Mo

Mary Martha Sosiety Meeting Notes

The Mary Martha Society of the Baptist church gathered at Mrs. Maude Caldwell's home for an evening of business and two contests. Seven members attended along with two visitors, and the next meeting is set with Mrs. Wm De Vore on Thursday November 3 at 2 00 pm.

Mary ‘Martha Society of the Baptist Church Maude Caldwell Floy Alice Carl Drake B. H. Peterson Lantz McCormick Jay Harvey Noel Lay Wm. DeVore Nona Clair Nect Serene Stone Wm. de Vore

Box Supper at Clem Spring School

A box supper is planned at Clem Spring School on Wednesday night November 2 with Reva Knifong listed as teacher.

Clem Spring School Reva Knifong

Cinderella Club Bridge Dinner Hosts Honor Miss Erma Peterson

Miss Erma Peterson entertained the Cinderella Club on October 19 at 7 p.m. with a bridge dinner at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Joe Nevins. Guests included Eunice Dickinson Lola Lantz and Helen Carter. Members present listed with Edna Forbes and Frances Hoselton winning high and traveling prizes respectively.

Erma Peterson Cinderella Club Joe Nevins Eunice Dickinson Lola Lantz Helen Carter Lorraine Glaze Opal Carter Beverly Moore Edna Forbes Frances Hoselton Pearl Thurlo Frances Carr Genevie Lumsden Mabyn Gooch Vera Lay Hazel Peterson Alpha Brantner

Civic Club to Serve Lunch on Election Day

The Civic Club announces it will provide a luncheon for voters and volunteers on election day November 8. The event aims to support participation and community turnout at the polling site.

Civic Club

Friendship Circle Club Elects New Officers and Plans Halloween

The Friendship Circle Club met with Mrs. Wayne Cooper on October 19. Members papered two rooms, enjoyed lunch, and elected officers for the coming year including President Mrs. Marvin Rinehart and Vice President Mrs. Mont Cumbo. Four visitors attended and a Halloween gathering was planned for next week.

Friendship Circle Club Wayne Cooper America Marvin Rinehart Mont Cumbo Sec Treas Curtis Bagley Sam Remick Jay Smith Ervin Smith Oscar Blender Floyd Brown Ann Brinkley John Oscar Hollon Paul C. R

Work To Start On New Gymnasium By Nov 4

A PWA notice from Omaha confirms approval of the gym project with work to begin November 4. Architect Roberts of Chillicothe and contractor Peterson of Kansas City prepared final documents, with plans to use WPA labor only as regulated, while the Board of Education pushes to hire local men.

PWA Omaha Auditorium Roberts Chillicothe Peterson Kansas City Kansas Board of Education

Copper Clad Range and Warming Closet Sale

Mrs. Floyd Fanning of Cora Missouri lists a copper clad range with lids, warming closet, and reservoir suitable for coal or wood heating in a classified notice.

Floyd Fanning Cora, Mo

Bridge Dinner Hosted by Bide-A-Wee Club Members

Bide-A-Wee Cub Mr and Mrs J P Bolling entertained Bide-A-Wee Club and husbands with a bridge dinner last Friday at Dr and Mrs E G Fuhrman home. Guests included Mr and Mrs W F Peters Dr and Mrs Fuhrman and Mr Harry Anderson. High score favors went to Mrs Eunice Dickinson and Mr J N Neet, traveling prize to Mr J H Calhoun.

J. P. Bolling E. G. Fuhrman W. F. Peters Fuhrman Harry Anderson Eunice Dickinson J. N. Neet J. H. Calhoun

In Memory of Harold Dyche Russell

In memory of Harold Dyche Russell who passed away on October 27 1938. The verse recalls evening shadows and silent heartache. He is missed by wife son mother father and sister in sorrowful remembrance.

Harold Dyche Russell

Browning Farm Club Announces Annual Stockholders Meeting

The nineteenth annual stockholders meeting of the Browning Farm Club will be at the Electric Theatre Browning Missouri on Tuesday November 1 1938 at 2 00 p m lasting at least three hours or until the stated purpose is complete. The meeting will elect a five member board to serve the next year and handle any other proper business. J M Thurlo President Jas P Bolling Secretary.

Browning Farm Club Electric Theatre Browning Missouri J. M. Thurlo Jas. P. Bolling

Hatching Eggs Wanted From Browning Hatchery Ad

Barred Buff or White Rocks and White Wyandottes egg sellers invited to notify Browning Hatchery. Eggs offered at 8 cent premium starting now through winter and spring. Call phone 117.

Browning Hatchery

No Hunting Allowed Sparks Autumn Sportsman Return

With cooler air and frost in the forecast, hunters and sportsmen ready for the season as outdoor traditions resume. The piece notes anticipation and the shared rhythm between hunting and football season.

True sportsman and hunter differ in hunting creed

The writer contrasts the true sportsman with the destructive hunter. A sportsman respects property, limits kills to use, and returns excess catch, while the other hunts for numbers, destroys fences, and ignores livestock. The piece laments changing hunting, fewer season waiting hunters, and worries about destructive gunner behavior.

Slats Diary: A Week of Smalltown Views and Inward Jests

Slats records a week of mood and mischief from a rural family. He notes politics and treaties, Providents as a perhaps magical helper, weather shifts, school jokes, and family banter about discipline, love, and daily aims. The tone is plainspoken and humorous, with a hopeful note about small successes.

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