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Newspaper
Clifton Record
Location
Clifton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 15, 1949
Page
10
A narrator portrays Harry who faces mockery for being different yet remains calm and non confrontational. He defends living without harm and accepts others with varied tastes, arguing that freedom should let people differ in how they live and what they eat or drink.
Rev Gene Krueger of TWC Fort Worth substituting for Rev James Shuler Sanday delivering. Easter program planned for Sunday night with adult desnen to follow. Sunday School at 10 o clock. Dozens of local residents and visitors noted at services with guest attendees from Valley Mills Fort Worth and Waco.
In Rome and surrounding areas the 4H and Home Demonstration Clubs plan demonstrations for April 15 through 23. Activities include finishing touches in making garments and outdoor living rooms led by Agent Mrs. Mildred F. Walker. Also listed are sale notices for Tomato Plants Well Duke and Clifton.
A new Bringe club organized with ten couples held its first meeting at Dr. and Mrs. Holder home on Wednesday night April 6 at 7 30. Members include Dr. and Mrs. Holder and ten couples with plans to entertain at the Standefers’ home on April 20.
The note explains AAA aims to keep farm prices aligned with industry as wheat and cotton allotments for the 1980s tighten. Farmers must provide accurate acreage data for all crops to determine allotments and support prices, with notices about collection in Bosque County. Also mentions a Dallas visit by the Colberg family and attendance at the Southwest Automotive Show.
Coon Creek News notes an Easter program at Coon Creek Church this Sunday during the regular service hour. The column lists visitors to local homes including Waco residents, Dallas trip details, and continuing weekly singing events on Tuesday nights with plans for a larger Homecoming in May.
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