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Newspaper
Clifton Record
Location
Clifton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 20, 1934
Page
4
Community events in Clifton center on a Saturday barbecue at the city park with local teams from Fort Dallas and Wichita Pails competing in a newly formed Tri-County Baseball League. Rain dampens plans but organizers expect strong turnout as fans rally behind Clifton’s second league game.
A fragmented account notes the Magazine Club meeting with Ove NW Villette on March 37. It mentions officers and a treasurer, comments on review outcomes, and plans about a forthcoming program with bids and a pleasant closing sentiment.
Jack Whitehall of Coyote County born in Bosque county in Cayte community died after long illness at age 18, survived by wife Miss Cte rah Rice and two daughters Peggy Ruth and Carroll Jean. Funeral held at Coyote Church with Rev E N Scarlett and Rev Shelton officiating, interment Fairview cemetery. pallbearers listed. Community mourns loss of a beloved, cheerful man with a faithful character.
Mrs S A White nee Sule Ann Darden longtime Clifton resident died at her Abilene home in June. She was brought to Clifton for burial in Clifton cemetery. Services were at the Baptist Church with Rev Frank Nixon officiating. Survived by sons and daughters in Abilene and by many relatives. Funeral details noted, with sympathy extended to the bereaved family.
Fragmentary notice reports Clifton Post Office would stay second class with no change in status. It notes possible reclassification on July 1 and reduced clerical staff. Also lists examinations for post offices at Meridian, Bix Sandy, Golsthwaite, Goliad, Refustu, and Rochester.
Obituary for Mrs. J R Morris born October 8 1887 dies at Humble Station near Valley Mills after a long Christian life. She married J R Morris on October 24 1904 and left three children Leon Morris Berta Lavern and Jesse Vernon who predeceased her. Funeral rites were held at Valley Mills Methodist Church with Eastern Star interment at Valley Mills Cemetery. Survived by husband son Leon daughter Berta Lavern granddaughter Joe Sue Morris brothers and sisters in Whitney Crane and Austin. Active and honorary pallbearers listed with local attendees. Living relatives mourn her loss and recall her Christian devotion and community involvement.
David T. Gainn and vulvy of Dallas traveled to Cliffrrt to attend the funeral of Gainn’s grandmother Mrs. S A White.
Loyd Lester declares his bid for the merged office of Assessor and Collector of Taxes in Bosque County. He notes Democratic primary on July 28 and explains his background as a Meridian native, farmer, teacher, and Baptist minister. He seeks support, pledges prompt, courteous service, and asks for votes.
Bosque and neighboring counties may use a state owned stallion stationed near Clifton Texas to improve farm work stock. The program, championed by State Commissioner of Agriculture J E McDonald, aims to restock working animals after a decade-long decline. Tommy Parks and Ned Cooper coordinate access for farmers and stockmen.
The Record authorizes announcements under the Democratic rimney July 1984. Candidates include D. H. Cross for Tor Representative Vernon Lemens reelection Ed Handley for County Clerk Clarence McCorkle Alfred Hardwick Chas. M. Gandy for Commissioner Precinct T. G. Brittain reelection Edwin W. Spitzer Will C Harper 0 J Johnson for Commissioner Precinct 4 J. Pierce Richards F. W Wallace Joe Tex Appessor Collector D. Preston Hornbuckle Loyd Lester for County Judge Burrell F. Word for District Clerk Maggie B. Little for County Treasurer Alma T. Butler for District Attorney Penn J. Jackson for Sheriff Pearl Benson for County Superintendent Clara F. Richards A. C. B. Anderson.
Fragmentary text indicates a statement from the Department of Agriculture about plans related to a region called Tess Bouque County. The readable parts mention publication, dissemination, and possible reorganization or recognition of Bouque County by the department.
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