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Newspaper
Clifton Record
Location
Clifton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 19, 1940
Page
6
Toone Myler, an OT Garmont popular among youths, has been followed by concern as his health worsens in Newton after several blood transfusions. Family and doctors hope for improvement despite ongoing fears about his condition.
The notice lists services at First Presbyterian and Our Savior's Lutheran churches, with times for Sunday worship, Sunday School, choir practice, and women’s auxiliaries. It notes visitors, member updates, and upcoming Bible classes and special programs at local churches in Clifton, Nore, and surrounding areas.
College life featured in a roundup of events from Amarillo area institutions. Student columns note measles recovery, social gatherings, and campus news. Highlights include senior play rehearsals for Annie Laurie, the Varsity Show cast, and club events at Cooper Hall. Thompson enters race for Congress. spring festival planned with piano and chorus, plus art wall hangings displayed.
The Luvheran Church schedules a 10 a.m. service with a 10 a.m. Sunday school and a union service at St. Paul’s Church at 6 o’clock. Choir meets Thursday, fellowship and classes on Zakarday. pastor O. T. Boo invites all to attend services and meetings.
Clifton Baptist Church reports a large Sunday School turnout with about one hundred attendees and the Training Union drawing sixty eight. Aiming for full teacher and member presence, leaders note an April 28 resignation for record day and call for a new, larger building to ease crowding as services stay at 11 o clock with Sunday School at 9 45 and Training Union hours shifted to 7. Propose ongoing training for teachers and officers next week.
The boys lost to Cayobe 12 to 10 on Monday and will face Cooper at home Friday. Harold Wiede entered the district declamation contest in Waco and, despite strong competition, earned a placement. A Milwaukee cruiser recently covered a hole in the Atlantic about 28 580 feet long.
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