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Clifton Record

Location

Clifton, Texas, United States of America

Date

Apr 05, 1940

Page

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Valley Mills Dominates Class A Meet at Valley Mills

Barrison wins Class A as Valley Mills tops field with 44 1/2 points. Breezy and Breeity shine in jumps while Bray racks 21 points for Valley Mills. Clifton claims several relays and a strong team effort places them high. Final events include high hurdle, low hurdles, and sprints with multiple standout performances noted and the meet continued on last page.

Valley Mit Seremrlay Valley Mills Aalahed Gwoie Cnany Brey Valley DiI Geos Dray Orbede Wan Teing Daneby V. Lambert Clifton Bundy Valley Mille Potende Fm Yan Johnnie Rose Tucker Wayy Bennie Snider B. PF Jones Jr. Ath Bonnie Snider 2Ny Lee Flint B. P. Te Jaren Lex Flint David Bray

Saturday Is Day Fe Trustee Election

Clifton Independent School District holds a Saturday April 6 election for trustees. Nine names appear on the ticket with three scratched and six remaining. voters may write in candidates in blank spaces. Strong belief that suitable men will be found among those listed or as write-ins.

Clifton Thom Thie Vetern

Voting Light In City Election Here Tuesday

Voters cast ballots in the city election with low turnout. Three nominees ran for the ticket: Mokot, Phil Gillian, and W. A Wage Teune, receiving 108, 129, and 118 votes respectively amid limited civic engagement.

Phil Gillian Alta Raparsert

Census Taking Begins Tuesday Across Nation

The census start was announced for Tuesday with census takers planned to visit homes throughout April. Respondents will answer a standard set of questions on population, housing, and agriculture to support national planning and business needs.

United Bribage Sisberith Americe Ftia Cerin Bureau

Rea Bronstad Dies Sudden at Clifton College

Rea Bronstad of Clifton College dies suddenly Wednesday evening April 3 after a dinner with friends. Autopsy pending. death shocked faculty and students who adjourn classes and plan the funeral for Friday at 2 PM at Norse Lutheran Church with burial in Norse Cemetery. Parents Mr and Mrs Jesse Bronstad requested prayers and support for the bereaved family. Local undertakers expected to move the body from Clifton Mercantile parlors.

Clifton Juution College Aiden Pyot Mellenbruch Shere Witeber Ree Jesse Bronstad Ile Ratnean Jeane Bronsted Delock Ove Suvive Lutheran Church Norse Atudente Custom College

Miss Price Moorman Shower Honors Bride-Elect

Miss Price Moorman was honored with a Saturday afternoon shower in Burnet hosted by Mrs C M Whitney and Mrs Casay Robinson. Guests from Brownfield and local towns attended, music and refreshments accompanied the event, and Miss Mon Richards won a high score prize with a piano number by Lila Mon.

Mim Price Moorman Want Wilton Burnet Texan Ehidren Mra Cm. Whitney Myr Casay Robinson Mixx Mabel_ Whitney Brownfield Trias Goents Snjayel Tian Lila Mon Richards Laeveral Mite Nota Belle Becharde Mies Mon Man Fitthe Sie Kathryn Rodos

Smith Bend Sends Students to Clifton School

Smith Bend School District members met with Superintendent W. Brashears at Farmers Bank on March 30 to contract sending seventh through ninth grade students to Clifton for the upcoming year. The plan will be reviewed by the Clifton School Board and aims to provide fully accredited schooling beyond fifth grade without extra cost to local families.

Tound Smith Bend W. Brashears Farmers Bute Bank Lls Clifton Clifton School Board Smith Berd Dintriet

County Reports 3135 Motor Vehicles Licensed in 1940

County records show 3,135 motor vehicle licenses issued for the 1940 registration year. The report by MLA McCorkle notes passenger registrations totaling about 250 in the Commercial area. The figures reflect up to date county licensing activity.

McCorkle Hia

Nine Names Submitted For School Trustees

Nine names appear on the official ballot for the district election for school trustees next Saturday. The slate includes nine nominees, with voters choosing from the list to fill the seats. The article notes the names are submitted for the Citftan Aadyysndent Behoal District.

Citftan Behoal Che

Attendance Improves at Clifton School Amid Building Disruptions

The Clifton School reports enrollment surpassing 600 by midyear, up 29 from year end. Attendance stayed high in all months except May, with monthly rates rising from 8 to 90 percent, reflecting strong cooperation among parents, students, and teachers despite building difficulties.

Gufton White Eport Egbinks Aendabes Toachers Parenta Parente Clifton School

Future Farmers to Hold Father-and-son Banquet

The Clifton FFA chapter plans a Father and Son Banquet on May 2 1940 in the city hall dining room. Activities include judging contests with dairy poultry and crops, aiming for top marks at the State Smith Hughes contest through Temple and College Station.

Henriell Dahl The Lone Star Henriell Clifton Berkshire Association Clifton Ffa Clifton Temple College Station Axel Jess

Ground breaking ceremonies for new federal building held here

Ground breaking for Clifton s new federal building drew local leaders, postmaster Alvin L Bronstad, Mayor H P Jones, and Mrs O C Nelson Sr as the Nelson Hotel site was cleared for a modern post office and federal offices. The event featured the Clifton High School Band, scripture readings, a telegram from Congressman Baby Poore, and remarks on the town s postmaster history with Mrs Nelson Sr and Mrs Fred W Nelson participating. Photographers captured the moment as construction leaders P A Dohrman and A B Hudson were introduced to preside over the ceremony.

Fulture Nelson Hotel Rem Om Alvin L. Bronstad Clifton High School Kennedy Hayden Féwardty Methodist Church H. P. Jones Clifton Bronstad Baby Poore Washington, D. C Bronsted Capt Nelson, Sr Fred W. Nelson CO. Nelson, Sr Grandma C. O. Nelson Federal Neleuns P. A. Dohrman Federal Inspector of A.b.fudson Birmingham Alabwena Bronstady Martine Clifton

Tarleton Dean Addresses Lions in Clifton and Bosque County

Dean J. Thomas Davis of John Tarleton College Stephenville spoke to about forty five Lions and guests at a lunch served by Trinity Lutheran Church. He also spoke at Clifton College chapel and Clifton High School chapel, discussing rural Texas life and American citizenship duties.

J. Thomas Davis John Tarleton College Stephenville Apeeker Lions Club Clifton College Clifton Theatre Dean Davin American Association of Junior Colleges Texas Ansofcistion Southern Asosciation Texas Texas Rural Life Tarleton College Trinity Lutheran Church Dea Davis Dean Davis Clifton Bosque County

Baptist Workers Meet at Spring Creek Church

Baptist Associational Workers Conference at Spring Creek Church on April 8 features Rev J T Caseell as guest pastor with a full program. Key talks cover The Sunday School, Training Union, Brotherhood, and W M U missions. Ice cream social planned for Norene Church on Wednesday April 10 from 1 30 to 8.

Baptist Spring Creek Baptist Associational Workers Conference Spring Creek Church J.T. Caseell Oat Perpah Sona School Warking Union and Brotherhood Deb Kirb D. W. Abernathy Training Union W. Parke the Brotherhood Bill Terrell Tlag W.M.U Jeruzalem Samaria Earth Mars Nowlin Seemmon L. D. Mitehil Baptist Paxtor Stephenville Lond W.mu Nore and Amany Nore

John Tarleton Group Presents Picture Show

Dean J. Thomas Davie of John Tarleton Agricultural College Stephenville presented a moving picture reel on his college’s descriptions of stalints for high school students at Cliffex Theater Tuesday morning. Accompanied by Thurman Head and William Brashears the group praised the college which has 16 students and is rated best junior college in the state. Alumni including Superintendent Brushents and other local figures attended the lecture.

J. Thomas Davie John Tarleton Agricultural College Stephenville Davis Thurman Head William Brashears Johm Tarleton Brashears Euch Bet Joke ‘Artes Tam Amon Brushents Dow Fikeumeds Ree Hayden Edwards Kent Appleby Dick Sierreanane Iain

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