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Newspaper
Clifton Record
Location
Clifton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 11, 1941
Page
6
A summary of a local meeting with Fr Tom Primm and Mrs Joe White as hosts. Attendees answered all questions, enjoyed two grab bags, and signed blank forms for Mrs Fred Bosby. Refreshments included cake tea and coffee. An April 16 meeting with agent Mrs Miller was announced. Last six week exams and Friday events were noted.
District recruiting officials in Waco Texas announced immediate enlistment for aviation training. Applicants must be 17 to 28 with no dependents and have aviation or related trade experience. Enlistees join Class V-2 U S Navy Reserve and may be ordered to active training before July 1.
A long reader filled with classroom items and local happenings from Womack, including third graders receiving a new reader and plans for an Easter roast, honor roll lists for grades, job postings at Corpus Christi Naval Air Station, PTA and sports news, 4 H club activities, and local visits and social notes.
At Womack Hall on Monday night April 14 Lone Star Play Boys provide music. Script 40c Ladies Pree to seventh graders who have completed civics exams. Fifth and sixth graders finish geography finals. P7A will meet Friday night April 11.
Sunday gatherings appear across town as families visit relatives from Brown to Sager and Ant households. Rev Baer announces a baby boy born April 6 at the local hospital, while Otto Reuter and boys visited grandparents in Waco and gatherings included the Anz, Schminke, Lange, and Ant families.
State Treasurer Scearley Lockhart announced March income from sale of state liquor wine beer and cigarette tax stamps rose $161 50408 above March 1940. The total collection reached $1 265 109.
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