29 Apr 1910
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Newspaper
Clifton Record
Location
Clifton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 29, 1910
Page
1
The ad claims carload prices on runabouts and phaetons and promises big freight savings compared to local cartoad shipping. It notes local versus cartoad freight differences around $8 for a buggy and about $15 on a survey, stressing that the shipping cost gap remains substantial regardless of the shipper.
Mrs Kate Alexander and her granddaughters visited Galveston. Funeral services were held for Dunlap in Clifton. Henry Gibbs of Valley Mills buried in Meridian. Masons from nearby towns attended the Bennett funeral. County events include agricultural talks by J W Neill and J W Neill Jr, farm institute plans, and a big wedding in the Methodist church as Roy Tennison marries Rita Davis.
The First Baptist Church lists daily services at dawn and evening led by Rev J P Gilliam of Uvalde marking increasing attendance and recent conversions. A revival continues at least one more day with plans for further attendee outreach.
Regular services are scheduled at the Methodist church Sunday at 11 o clock. There will be no Sunday night service due to a Baptist church meeting in progress. Epworth League activities are listed at 3 20 and Junior League at 2 20.
Daily pork and beet roast featured at Long's restaurant. Patrons can call ahead or hail a cab to visit the eatery for the daily special.
First Presbyterian Church invites all to Sunday worship at 11 am with baptism and to join the Baptist church service. Membership urged to attend services and participate in weekly programs. Sunday school at 9 45 am. Four Bible classes meet Sunday afternoon at the usual time and place.
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