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Newspaper
Clifton Record
Location
Clifton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 24, 1936
Page
5
Fragmentary notice page lists various items including chiropractic claim by Cornelius C. Brown D.C. promoting remedies, sale of pigs and a three year old horse from M. W. Grimland, and a note about high blood pressure being dangerous.
Church notices for Sunday April 26 include Sunday School at 9:30 a.m. and morning services at Rock Church with Luther League and choir meetings. Local advertisements list sales on drugs, stamps, and various items, plus real estate, insurance, and household goods. several residents and guests are noted, including families from Clifton, Cranfills Gap, and nearby towns.
Sunday school and Bible class meet at Savior's Lutheran Church. The Young People's Society gathers at Mr and Mrs Chas Ais wit 7:50 pm. Cemetery Improvement Day observed on April 27. The Church Council to meet. Norse Ladies Aid meets with Mel Murty at 8.30 pm. Parish notes include a parsonage sale and subscription payment reminder.
Stinniny April 26 reports Burilay School in English worship. H P Bouy pastor and Robert F Cherry contemplate running for County Attorney with Democratic primary in July. Cherry praised as capable. Local update on Mrs Beller recovering from appendicitis after Baptist Sanitarium operation in Waco with Dr Goodall and nurse Miss Nelson assisting.
A fragment notes a plan for a public event at a Black Puchevan Stallion booth and a 7.00 service fee. Gate 1: Tod Beadstreet traveled from Wheel Ty to visit family in Texas. Delegates to a State Lumbermen's Convention are mentioned with Denison and Clif on visits.
In Evangelical Church in Womack Sunday April 26 Sunday School at ten Worship service at 11 am There will be no choir rehearsal this week The Brotherhood will meet with regular program next Tuesday April 30 Hon Reur Pastor.
Trinity Lutheran Church announces Sunday April 26 activities with Sunday School at 10:00 a.m. and morning service at 11:00 a.m. The first Sunday in May shifts to 9:30 a.m. Sunday School and 10:30 a.m. service. Evening service remains at 7:30 p.m. Ladies' Aid meets next Thursday with Mrs Olson, choir practice Thursday night, Confirmation class Saturday evening at 7:90, junior class Saturday afternoon at 2:00, Boe Pastor.
The carpenters are making good progress on the Sunday School ages and hope to have it completed next week. Pledge payments and cash donations are welcomed to support the building. Pastor B Kendall encourages attendance at Sunday School, preaching, and B T U. Also notes Emanuel Lutheran Church services with Sunday School and divine service schedule.
Mrs ayo, 1, Wilson of Shi Nuis 4 guest in the home of Mr. Fries Schumacher, Mrs DD, Carpenter home Monday after a mo nth Julge and Mrs. Arnold yort and other relatives at Mrs. Haldor Duncan came in tay from Bremerton, Waekyy 4 visit with her parents, Mr . Mia, Harold Hill, other folks, Miss Mabel Whitney, a senlon North Texas State Teachers doing her practice teaching at visited her parents, Mr. and Ming. M. Whitney that weeksend. Lane's Food Store Wednesda re ceived the first two truck load live furniture stock being added this store, and it is being set up laced in the rear of the store. Mrs. Richard M. Shaw and she Marvin Shaw, Mrs. Louie Boward and daughter, Wanda Louise and Mr. Anderson King of Koala Were here Monday, guests int home of Dr. and Mrs. V, Dy Mr. and Mrs. George Orwald in Waco Sunday where they, tthe Horse Show and Mr. Onwalld ed as one of the Judges of the Because of his much experienced raising of fine horses and mules. Gy img the punt many years, he especially qualified "to serve wh judge. France Mixon accompanied by Margaret McManun, drove up Galveston and spent the week-end vine 'tie his mother, Mrs. Emma Mixon Thiste said to be Miss McManua! frat visit to Clifton, however, it, is Hoved that she likes the tawm surrouindige" aa well that a) possibly make a number of return visits.
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