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Newspaper
Clifton Record
Location
Clifton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 18, 1924
Page
8
Church invites all to attend with a call to form the habit of weekly worship. Sunday School at 10 2 m Morning worship at 11 am Evening services at 7 pm. Pastor Brown urges participation and references scriptural verse. All are welcome to attend.
A memory book story notes the seniors' plans for graduation with gowns, photos, and class plays. Teachers, Mrs Self and Miss Viele Raines, direct events as cards and reports foretell final exams, promotions, and ceremonies. A fundraiser ad encourages buying from Gexver Lee Baw for school needs.
Cleburne led the meet with Jim Draper as standout, securing multiple points including the 100 yard dash title and high jump. Hillsboro dominated field events with Tay ward Strmiska winning shot and discus, while Forreston and Valley Mill posted strong team scores amid a tight district meet.
A church invites worship with preaching both morning and night. Sunday topics include The Resurrection and The Blood of Christ. The sermon on resurrection emphasizes faith if there is no resurrection, and fellowship through Christ’s blood. The note thanks attendees for support and invites continued attendance.
The note outlines a plan to supply toe to all parts of beaty ws stunce with an ice wagon. Geyerr tee Co and J T Torrence, the superintendent, are mentioned as involved in delivering the service.
The April 16 entry notes Cranfille Gap closing of a successful term under Prof. Anderson with praise for students and faculty. It mentions visitors, local families, and upcoming Meridian College Cougars game in Clifton, plus Farm and Ranch references and a Weatherford College game recap.
The Queen Theatre presents a busy week with Ninety and Nim, The Prairie Mystery, He Loope to Canquar, The Leather Pushers, Tom Mix in North of Hudson Bay, Be Yourself, Pink Gods, Masters of Men, Gallopin Thru, Her Gilded Cape, and The Hunchback of Notre Dame. Admission ranges 10 to 30 cents with multiple showings and a noted upcoming Blast of Easter services at St Olaf Lutheran Church and Cove Springs.
Clifton College baseball, after facing five opponents this week, won all five contests. Highlights include a 1-4 victory over Gatesville High and a 4-2 win at Thorp Springs Christian College with Caldwell striking out 16 and Marre 7. Pederson and Erickson led Clifton offensively with multiple hits as the squad remained undefeated.
Live Oak Hall hosts an evening on Monday April 21 with door admission set at 28 cents. The event, billed as manic, features performers from Speenteville under the guidance of the Committer group.
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