21 Apr 1950
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Newspaper
Clifton Record
Location
Clifton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 21, 1950
Page
1
An incomplete report outlines boxing bouts with Weatherford opponents in welterweight and middleweight divisions. It notes scores and winners, including a Weatherford win, and mentions nearby schools and track team activity with Texas A and M College.
Announcement from Mrs M F Calfee of Harlingen and formerly of Monahim says Margaret Calfee will marry Morfia Reed of Clifton on August 8. Reed is a standout athlete at Clifton Junior College where he played for the Panthers. The couple’s families expect a formal ceremony and note Reed’s strong athletic record.
Spenka Here Sunday Ret ane mre aw Reddolph Boling Sivamy Willis will speak at both morning and evening services at the Assembly of God Chief. They have just arrived in the United States and will sing during several services in the Norweitia language. The invitation asks attendees to hear the outstanding minister from Norway.
The game ends amid confusion as Harvey is ruled out at second on a disputed play. Clifton and Perry plan to meet Sunday for a follow up. Separate notes mention Clifton Tuesday, Whitney at Meridien, and Blum Bombers in Meridian with several Clifton players listed for the Tuesday night tilt.
Death of Mrs. Alexander occurred April 10 in Keene with services led by Rev. F. Willow at the Whitney Capital Church. She long belonged to the Orwell Baptist Church and the Wonants Minsiowny Society, survived by husband Sam J. Alexander and two daughters and two sons. Burial followed in the local cemetery.
Local clippings recount scattered notes about residents including a girl linked to Tab East and a Haral incident. The text hints at social events and unnamed families, with partial names and cryptic remarks leaving readers uncertain about exact details.
Damaged mail on a Monday afternoon disrupted service after a Santa Fe train wrecked a pouch and scattered four bundles of mail along the track. Postal officials stated only four bundles were affected and the damaged mail would be patoned and forwarded as soon as possible. The incident has unsettled Post Office staff and prompted an internal review.
The brief reads of Jim finishing his studies and preparing for Army service. It notes his expected return and resembles a civilian achievement followed by upcoming military duty. It mentions San Antonio and a year context tied to his training.
Officials approve erection of 120 foot long wooden stands on Clifton Bight east side to seat about 3 000 with 16 rows. Total cost estimated at 8500 dollars after fire damaged two thirds of the old section last season. Also plans for a new home on College Street for Mr and Mrs Charles Fehler Jr noted.
The Clifton school board re elected all teachers for the 1950 51 session. Attorney General Price Daniela of Anatin agreed to be the commencement speaker for graduation Friday May 20. Keeling named trustee. Harry Womack as vice president replaces Tr. Goodall after ten years as head.
Wes Patey speaks on wine tasting technique and typing style amid a quirky event note. A second fragment mentions a Fiat 40 competition with approximate details, indicating a local or informal gathering with unclear scope.
The Rev. C H Mutschinke will be installed as pastor of Immanuel Lutheran Church on Sunday at 10 p.m. Rev. Robert P Nerter of Hamilton will lead the installation with neighboring pastors assisting. Mutschinke studied at Concordia College Austin St Johns College Winfield and Concordia Seminary St Louis. He has led Immanuel Lutheran Pottville since October 1944 after serving Albany Lutheran for over five years. The vacancy at Tommanville Lutheran has lasted since Rev W P Bielelat left for Walbare last September. Rev Nerger and staff have covered during the interim. A reception for Rev and Mrs Mutschinke and daughter follows the service. The public is invited to the service and reception.
Two church teams the Methodists and Baptists meet Tuesday night in Clifton High Gym for a volleyball contest to raise funds for a new electric scoreboard. Each side lists many players in a lively buildup with expected playful stakes and a winner’s cake.
Bosque and Blackland farmers will tour the Blackland region near Temple on Monday April 24. The group will meet at 1 p m at the station and visit the experiment station to learn about crop protection soil management and grain varieties.
Civic Society announces Spring Flower Show to be held at City Hall on May 3 open to the public from 10 o clock. Prizes will be awarded in Guest, Men's and Children's divisions. Exhibits include gardens, miniature arrangements, flowers, table and buffet displays, and holiday arrangements. Exhibitors must deliver entries to City Mall by 11:00 am and pick up by 8:30 pm.
The Adjutant General released a summer camp schedule for National Guard units. The 86th Infantry Division will train at North Camp Hood near Gayle from August 20 to September. The 48th Division will also be in training at the same camp during the period.
A brief note lists items such as current receipts and creamie fryers de Ube with a Ben amount of 168. The fragmentary entry hints at a small purchase or accounting line item but omits clear context or dates.
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