At The Churches Church of Christ Sunday School
Sunday School and Communion held each Sunday morning at 10 00. Jas P Bolling superintendent. Everyone welcome.
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Newspaper
Browning Leader Record
Location
Browning, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Sep 19, 1940
Page
8
Sunday School and Communion held each Sunday morning at 10 00. Jas P Bolling superintendent. Everyone welcome.
The notice invites all to attend Sunday School at 10 00 a m each Sunday morning led by Superintendent Herbert C Bailey.
The Methodist Church announces Sunday Church School at 10 a.m. Superintendent H. L. Schrock and Assistant Superintendent C. B. Carr welcome all to attend.
Reger items note Rev C V Ethington delivered his last sermon before moving to Kirksville to enter college. The community expresses regret and hopes for a worthy successor. The column lists numerous local visits and gatherings including church events, homecomings, and family visits over recent weekends.
The Missouri State Champion black Angus club calf, raised by Roy Crowdis of south of Roger, was shown in Milan on Monday after being brought from Avalon, Missouri, by the owner’s parents Mr and Mrs Buel McClarren.
The report highlights dry ground delaying wheat seeding while corn cutting thrives in good weather. Local families including Mr and Mrs Tom Myers, Mr and Mrs Jim Buswell, Mrs Bailey, Mrs Ben Alexander, and others visited each other Sunday and Friday. A hedge pulling near Jim Chambers drew crowds and will aid road upkeep. Homecomings at Milan attracted large attendances, and a Methodist Church meeting at Purdin saw fair turnout with hopes of benefit.
Mr and Mrs Van Arnold Mr Frank Neff of Browning and Mr Will Peters of Kansas visited L W Arnold. A large crowd attended the funeral of Charley Morris at Morris Chapel church Thursday morning.
The Mary Marthas Aid Society and families met at Browning Park on Thursday September 5 for a social gathering. Attendees enjoyed roasted hot dogs, marshmallows, coffee, pickles and pie with Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Carter and children and others listed among the guests.
The Milan Rotary Club sponsored a large corn display at the Annual Home Coming and Fair. Fifty four entries featured ten ear samples with John Caldwell of Bow man Township winning best ten ears. Hybrid varieties dominated the display and half of Sullivan County’s corn acreage is planted with hybrids. Awards went to Caldwell, Broyles, Montgomery, Dickerson, Simms, and Franklin across Funk's Missouri Pioneer and Vocational classes. Elvin Yardley exhibited the tallest stalk, comparable to Iowa State Fair competition.
Winigan held its second annual 4-H fair with a horse and mule colt show a 4 H baby beef display and a 4-H handiwork exhibit. Roy Cable won blue for a horse colt while Kester Braig had top male colt. A purebred Aberdeen Angus bull owned by H A Young drew praise. Phillip Young led baby beef with Clarice Crist second and Carl Abbott third. More 4-H members showed calves while ribbons went to Clarice Crist Garnett Bailey Elmo Barron and others. Tug of war pitted Morris Township against Sullivan County and North Salem Township with Morris prevailing. An estimated 600 to 800 attended.
The Home Workers Club met August 30 at Dry Ridge Church with 2:00 p.m. start. New social member Mrs. Carrie Sayers joined and refreshments of sandwiches and Kool-Aid were served.
Mrs. Jennie Belfield from New Cambria Missouri visited relatives and checked on her ill brother Charley Cordray Jr. Several local families attended the 4 H Club fair in Winsgan and the Taylor reunion while others hosted or joined Sunday gatherings and a Martinsville softball tournament.
The page lists numerous social visits and errands in Pleasant Hill and nearby towns. Residents travel to Milan and Green City for meetings and shopping. families host dinners and celebrate birthdays. a hospital transfer is noted. a reflective piece laments modern speed and nostalgia for simpler times and lower prices.
In moderate hay fever cases a single drop of ESTIVIN applied to the inner corner of each eye three times daily controls eye and nose symptoms and keeps the patient comfortable. Special-9OSC.
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