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Newspaper
Browning Leader Record
Location
Browning, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Sep 29, 1949
Page
8
A Jos tens representative visited Thursday to display rings to the Nines and confirm delivery before Christmas. The Junior class hosted a Wiener roast last Wednesday. the district band and school groups are active with a Kirks ville meeting planned for October 7 and various class officers listed for the Senior and other student organizations.
The record covers the Cheaper By Mrs. Tintsnee Iris Rice and companions receiving pocket pals gifts. A summer run ended September 1 with a lively gathering of winners and losers offering stunts contests and readings. Refreshments featured carrot sandwiches persimmons peppers and weak unsweetened lemonade.
A good crowd from Shelby and Browning attended practice games between the Elby and Browning basketball teams on Browning Court Friday night. Referee was Mr. Dod of Linneus High School. The first game was between...
Hagar Tully of Brookfield called on friends Thursday. George Hanson of Kansas City visited with his parents. Mrs. T. S. Bartow spent time in Memphis and guests included the Bartows and their son. Sunday dinner guests included Mrs. Mattie Turner, Nora Cassity, and Alpha Powell. Various callers and guests visited Norah Cassity and others. Mrs. Eugene Thurlo and Lee spent a few days with relatives, while Mrs. Jas Head and daughter from San Diego arrived Saturday night. Lillian Barrows, staying with the Crookshanks, spent the weekend with her mother Bertha Riddle before returning home to Brookfield.
Week end visits and family gatherings feature numerous residents and relatives from Linneus Sullivan and surrounding towns. Mrs Maggie Keithley moves to Frank Creason place in Sullivan County while Mrs Mary S Martin resides in part of that house.
Sunday afternoon visitors included Mr. and Mrs. Rayat and daughters of near Milan. Also present were Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Stufflebean of near Rothville and family, Mr. and Mrs. Asapedge and child, Mr. and Mrs. Earl Nickell and children, Mr. and Mrs. Leon Montgomery and sons, Mr. and Mrs. Carl Head and sons, Mr. and Mrs. Herbert and son, and Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Swearengen of Mexico Missouri.
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