BROWNING, MISSOURI, THURSD3MKING HOMECO.VMiss IRoberNG WELL ATTENDEDMr.drews fetedThe 1952 Homecoming was j1( rought to a successful conclu- ents iion Sunday evening by the ap- Linha )earance of the Songfellows clt; juartet. of Des Monies, Iowa. Nevat \ very large ciowd was in at-, Thlt; endarice and the applause rnarri hey received after each num- John )er expressed the appreciation noon f everyone present. ' -ding.The Homecoming started knit *s 'riday afternoon with a l-H cessol aby beef and Junior sheep n diow. The rain which fell lt;dlt;ur-1 \\’}ing the morning stopped short- *Linha v before noon and by after- the b :oon had cleared off so that* a thilt; he shows were held as sched- for thlied. iThenThe Danish system was used a whn judging the livestock andjj)]ueihe following awards were her gnade. * I p}rHereford class: Junior Bad-,Abrhl ?er, Milan, reserve champion,: when red a Badger, Milan, grand Kapp ‘ha.mpi.on: Junior Badger, Andndue: Freda Badger, red; Lar- Norm *y Hale, red : Elaine Hale, red; Gatos bairy Foss. New Boston, red. jcolle] Angus class: Jean Savre, re- with»erve champion: Donald Sayre,! Thfraud champion: Donald Say-*o. blue: Gilbert Head, twoserve.*ed: Vernon Head, red: Henry! Mlt; A. Thurlo, red: Dickie Rhodes, bin C‘ed; Jerry Hudson. Humph-’bothreys. b th rod and blue. honoHeifer class: Henry A. Thur-l^upp !o. Idue and champion and ail({ Marlene Abbott, red and re- spon:.Club( hammon calves of the jCe c 'How; Freda Badger. Milan,jothe showed the champion calf with :\Irs. her Herefoid calf and Donald Gem Sayre. Browning, reserve i\|rchampion with his Angus ca’f. nn,j Breeding ewe: There wereseven ontr:es in this show, with PhvlGerald Liebhart showing the Oert champion and Rosalie Lieb- anni hart, the reserve. Other rib-bons went to Clinton Ha!eMfiucblue; Anella Murrain, Purdin,1blue; Buddy Duncan, Purdin, jyfpgrod: Janice Barton, red and Gary Barton, red.Ewp lamb: Gerald Liebhart t;h showed the champion and An- ^jrs ella Muirain, the reserve: Kay Vf,.-Badger, blue ; Rosalie Liebhart, blue: Martha Mae Barrows. \\\Hred; Anella Murrain, red and i*:,.. Buddy Duncan red. q0OFriday evening’s entertain- Qer ment was a square dance con- ^|rs test bv 1-H clubs from Linn ^jrs and Sullivan counties. Enter- j)oa prise 4-H received first.place; anfj South East Linn, second: Sunny Point, third and fourth place went to the Purdin ^ardtor rodeo drew much attention) as this was the first one ever 1 1Rob M a rPagesSaturday afternoon the trac-held here. First prize went to Gary Vincent: second to Hugh Hale and third to Carl Head.Saturday evening was given over to an amateur contest with twenty-five entries. Gary Hahn of Brookfield won firstsue!heaageed.Cernotplace with a voeal solo: Jane I Sayre and Kenneth Almond, second place; Carolvn Hurst,1 third and the D. B. O. Orches-jln tra, composed of Laredo and!*™ Humphreys personnel, received fourth place.brfthe ofSunday afternoon the enter-1 tainment consisted of a vocalAucmsolo by Judy Moore, two numbers by Mrs. Mary Grice, Mrs.,I Maxine Chapman and Mrs. Ve-na Wade, tap dancing by Ken-neth Neal Jennings, story and,*.1 solo by Janie Sayre, vocal solo, bv Janet Johnson, readings by ITMrs. Beverly Moore, musical •duet by Marilyn Jennings and Marilie Schrock.MiMilevMiPaThe Civic Club took upon themselves the responsibility of sponsoring the ninth annual i® Homecoming at the last minute j ”and did a wonderful job, but not without a lot of hard workland the cooperation of a lot of people not connected with the organization. We can say it was a grand job, well done. Hats are off to “Dobby” Hamilton, who served as .master of ceremonies.OiJaRlt;iThanksTo everyone who so thousrht-Ij fully remembered me whPe I was in the hospital and since my return home. May Godbless you all.Virginia Morris.D(HofRM’dlt;a