Browning High School Notes and Activities Highlight New Programs
Browning hosts two games at Forker as Superintendent H R Anderson attends a state meeting in Jefferson City. The district outlines school defense contributions, inaugurates hot lunch, and reports senior class rings and announcements. Freshmen initiate, sophomores lead, and new band instruments expand the music program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. R. Anderson
Jefferson City
Lloyd W. King
House of Representatives
Capitol
Missouri
Browning
Browning Wildcats win two season openers in local cagers
The Browning boys defeated Linneus 41 to 13 on Linneus court then fell to Galt 25 to 11 on Browning’s home floor. Woolf Hollon and Peterson starred for Browning while the girls lost 30 to 11 to Galt and won 23 to 16 at Linneus. Visitors Dodson Bagley Elliott Creason Mundell Bartow Almond noted.
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Browning Wildcats
Linneus
Galt
Wildcats
Horn
Woolf
Hollon
Peterson
Browning
Galt Girls
Browning Girls
Laddie Dodson
Nellie Bagley
Harold Elliott
Doris Creason
Pyllis Mundell
Gale Bartow
Harley Almond
Indian articles collected by Mrs Garrison amid class studies
Mrs Garrison brought a portion of her collection of Indian articles to a senior literature class. She described obtaining the items from Indian sources during her travels, enriching the reading assigned for the week.
Students Explore Foreign Countries and U S Comparisons
Social Studies classes conduct imaginary country tours to compare nations with the United States. American History discusses the President's address and the European situation. American Problems studies population and immigration including naturalized status. Missouri History covers Missouri’s beginnings with student-led lessons and class reports.
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United States
Missouri
School News Roundup From Room 2 And Activities
In Fine Arts children crafted fruit posters now on the bulletin board. The eighth grade studies percentages and practical problems. Spelling books aid word mastery. Softball games with Room 2 excite recreation period as scores stay close. Next week salt bead necklaces are planned art projects. English classes focus on parts of speech and sentence diagramming. Some promising spelling perfect scores are noted.
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Longfellow
Friday Final Test Highlights School Pupil Names
The final test of the week is held on Friday. Fourth grade pupils include Janet Lumsden Cherrill Williams Bonnie Zoe Lay and Herman Jacobs. Fifth grade students are John Haskell Jones Jimmie Nev ins Vaughan Gender Thelma Gender and Gene Carter. Sixth grade members are Valjean Gooch Mildred Williams Jean Bartow Mary Armstrong and Donald Williams. A Splatter Painting project produced many leaf paintings now on exhibit. Sixth grade arithmetic begins fractions while fourth grade geography studies maps and globes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Janet Lumsden
Cherrill Williams
Bonnie Zoe Lay
Herman Jacobs
John Haskell Jones
Jimmie Nevins
Vaughan Gender
Thelma Gender
Gene Carter
Valjean Gooch
Mildred Williams
Jean Bartow
Mary Armstrong
Donald Williams
Children Learn Songs and See Native American Art
This week a piano arrived in the room and the children practiced singing nursery rhymes. On a rainy day they played singing games. Mrs. Garrison brought two Indian rugs and three pieces of pottery from Hopi and Acoma artisans, sparking interest in American Indian craftsmanship.
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Flagstaff
Arizona
Dear Teacher and Father Letter Message on School Methods
A teacher and father exchange a playful, old fashioned note about teaching methods and homework. The teacher jokes about modern pills and new dope while the father admits changes in schooling and asks for guidance.
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Father
Willie
Local Visitors and Travels From Browning Area
Local residents and visitors are listed with trips and visits across towns. G V Allen and Misses Clara and Pearl Wood stopped in Browning for visits, James Gooch plans University of Missouri Columbia enrollment, and others from Purdin Kirksville Mokane travel for family events and business.
Keithley and Woodward Families Visit in Missouri
Mr and Mrs W P Keithley of Moberly and Mr and Mrs Roy Keithley visited Mr and Mrs John Keithley and daughter with Mrs Henry. G T Woodward W R Rhodes Sandra Ruth and H L Fuller traveled to Savannah to see their uncle T W Seale. Ella Thurlo and her mother Mrs Ann Johnson moved to Johnsons Line Street property recently repaired redecorated and painted.
Local Social Notes From Area Families This Week
Mrs. Lorene Collins visits her mother Ada Smith in town while Dr and Mrs J D Tunnell host. Sam Artz and family spend Sunday with C E Maggart’s clan. John Davis his son and friends from Purdin drop by for one evening. C E Rogers of Kansas City stays over with home folks. Clyde Dillinger and Willie Grindstaff with daughters visit Andrew Meyers family near Pollock. Rev Hall of Browning preaches his last Methodist service. Ike Grindstaff returns from Kansas City after a week with Ball Hines family. Bertha McCoy and kids visit Geo Carter’s home. C E Burress visits Robert Stephenson and family for a day. Harrison Jerome of Fort Smith Ark stays with sister Robert Stephenson.
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G. V. Allen
Browning
Clara
Pearl Wood
Haseville
James Gooch
University At Columbia
H. V. Campbell
Purdin
Earl Peters
Woodrow Spencer
Kansas
Ray Duncan
Columbia
A. A. Whaley
Nolan Creason
Near Purdin
Donald Roach
Chicago
Ill
Frank Roach
Lara Wallace
Kirksville
Miss Wallace
Jimmie Rudloft
John Frederick
Mokane
J. E. Rud
Lorene Collins
Kansas City
Ada Smith
J. D. Tunnell
Sam Artz
C. E. Maggart
John Davis
C. E. Rogers
Clyde Dillinger
Willie, Grindstaff
Andrew Meyers
Pollock
Hall of Browning
Hall
Methodist Church
Ike Grindstaff
Ball Hines
Bertha McCoy
Geo. Carter
C. E. Burress
Robert Stephenson
Harrison Jerome
Fort Smith, Ark
Farm Women Invited To American Royal Meeting
The American Livestock Show in Kansas City invites Rural Women's Club representatives from Sullivan County and other counties in Kansas and Oklahoma. Meetings are scheduled for Thursday and Friday October 23 and 24 with Sullivan County to be represented at the farm women's event.
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Kansas City
Rural Women’s Club
Kansas
Oklahoma
Sullivan County
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Forker
Tom Hutsell
Josten Jewelry Company
Waverly Ware
Leon Stephenson
Mitchell
Kelly
Bartow
Grice
Askey
J. C. Green
Line Street
Herbert Talbert
Fern Carter
E. C. Bailey
Room 2
Créason Lepvingé Station
Sinclair Motor Oil and Gas
Dowell Creason
Pillsbury
MFA
GEO. Washington Tobacco — van Camp Chili
Jim Rily
Browning Farm Clube
Linn County
Agricultural and Home Economics
Brookfield, Missouri
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