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Newspaper
Clifton Record
Location
Clifton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 04, 1919
Page
8
Proceedings in district court list jurors for April 7 and multiple cases disposed this week including forgery and burglary pleas with two year penitentiary terms. Local items cover Rev Nease’s tent meetings, Armenian aid drive, Koppers personnel visiting Meridian, veterans returning from France, and nominations for six city school trustees with April 5 election looming.
Immanuel Lutheran Church will hold no service at Clifton on Sunday April 6 and will instead meet at Garnersville at 10 30 a m for worship and the celebration of the Lord s Supper Pastor W H Bowie notes announcements must be received before the service begins.
For sale about two tons of good oat straw. Contact A F Gohlke in Clifton Texas for details and delivery options.
The Magazine Euterpean Club met Tuesday at Mrs. Alice M Townsend’s home with Mrs. Fred W Nelson hosting. Refreshments followed the lesson and Victrola numbers were enjoyed. Guests included Wynona Grimland Velma Lavell Anna Grimland and others. next gathering is April 5 with Mrs J N Fallis.
The Presbyterian Church outlines services for Sunday at 9 45 Sunday School 11 00 preaching 7 15 Christian Endeavor 8 00 preaching 8 15 Wednesday Prayer Meeting and notes next Sunday the regular quarterly Communion Service All members are asked to attend visitors and friends are welcome Pastor E S Sansom announces the schedule
Evangelist Friar led a two week revival at Mixon Hall ending last Sunday night. Strong sermons impressed attendees as weather allowed large turnout. Twenty five professions of faith and similar number of reclaimations were reported. The party moves next to McGregor for a similar revival led by Pastor J. A. Kidd.
A 12 inning game ended six to five with Cl College boys defeating their opponent Tuesday. Valley Mills figures in local activity as Mark Richards visited Coyote on Monday afternoon. J A Jeanes traveled to Iredell Friday of last week. Will Jones attended the fifth Sunday meeting at Iredell. W H Richards and father were visitors from Valley Mills Monday. John Smith and family of Smiths Bend visited G W Johnson Sunday. Lola Franks has returned home to Iredell. Lee Crout left for Ranger to work in the oil fields. A Marth was a Clifton visitor Sunday. All interested in a telephone exchange at Coyote meet Saturday April 5. trustee election day.
Crawfills Gap News editor Jim Knight spent Sunday night in Morgan en route to Dallas for the grand lodge of the I O O F. He stepped off the train to greet friends, started a sprint as the train began to move, and finished behind as a light jogger noted his obesity. He claimed he was not catching the train but running it out of town.
The notice lists Sunday School next Sunday at 10:00 with full attendance expected, Bible Class for Adults, a Norwegian language service at 11:00, a Crawford service at 4:00, a choir rehearsal Thursday at 8:00, and catechumens meeting Saturday at 10:00. Pastor Theo. Lerud extends a cordial welcome to all services.
King Solman offers auto and sign painting floor and seat coverings. All work guaranteed satisfactory by Gilliam's Garage, promising reliable service for home enthusiasts and local motorists.
The Baptist Church announces morning and evening preaching by Rev. H D Blair. Sunbeam Band meets at 3:00, Junior B Y P U at 4:00, Senior B Y P U at 7:30, and preaching at 8:30.
The Queen Theatre presents a busy week with My Four Years in Germany Friday's masterful Houdini in Master Mystery episode The Madagascan Menace and Fatty Arbuckle Bray Pictrograph. Matinees Saturday 3 pm and Norma Talmadge in The Safety Curtain. Throughout the week Mae Marsh Edith Storey Julia Arthur Edith Cavell and more.
In Clifton last Tuesday 148 votes were cast. Mayor results: Oncar J. ROR 131, O. NOMBOD 10. Aldermen: John E. Swenson 144, D. APM nL 146, F. K. Bradstreet 146. Marshal: Jesse O. Jenson 82, W. S. Mixon 64. A few other names on the ticket received one or two votes.
Rev. Clarence Brown will preach at the regular preaching hour at Womack. Let all be present.
W Leghorn eggs from two pens selected layers priced at $1.50 and $1.00 for 15. Mrs C T Knudson Norse Texas offers planting seed ed Kash cotton seed culled for sale at $3.00 per bushel. M J Olson Clifton Texas lists farm seed and livestock notices.
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