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Newspaper
Clifton Record
Location
Clifton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 29, 1938
Page
4
The fragment discusses Walt Disney Know While, crop outlook, and government cotton programs. It mentions rainfall, planting, harvest timing, and farmer concerns about government policy. References to primary elections, candidates, and civic responsibilities surface amid scattered remarks on farming life and community politics.
A community column from Cranfills Gap discusses sleep habits, Sunday services at St Olaf and First Methodist, and church events. It notes sermons by Pastor Jahould and Dr Veldey on Christian Education, with service times, choir schedules, and classes across age groups. Also mentions aviation training insights and a Marine Studio visit highlighting marine life study.
Port Worth area church announcements list a morning sermon The public invites parishioners to join after worship for a congregation meeting Women’s Auxiliary training school opens Monday at 10 oclock Choir practice is set for Wednesday at 7 30 pm Rev George Huwnson preaches Friday evening at 8 0 pm Services include Sunday morning worship with a sermon Why Believe in the Resurrection There is a planned evening service at Clifton auditorium and a family friendly sermon focusing on faith events include choir and auxiliary activities at Worth Presbyterian Church
Sunday School at 9 45 preaching at 11 00 and 8 00 Dean Nayes 7 00 p m We invite all to worship Trinity Lutheran Church May Sunday morning service at 11 a m After service our aid will serve dinner at the city park to members of the congregation Honor quanta includes Sunday School teachers Clifton College faculty and students Ladies Aid meets Thursday of next week with Mrs J E Patterson Choir meets Thursday night Classes meet Saturday Men s Club meets Monday night May 2 with Mr T A Dahl Friends and strangers welcome to our services and meetings
The Baptist Church announces a revival series led by Bro George Jackson beginning Sunday night at eight o clock. The Brotherhood shows strong interest and prayers rise for the meeting. Citizens are urged to attend or invite others.
Ion Evangelical Church in Womack lists Sunday School at 9 a m German communion service at 10 a m The Young People Federation of the Waco Region holds a rally Sunday afternoon at 2 pm Interested members urged to attend The Ladies Aid meets Tuesday afternoon May 1 with regular May session Choir rehearsal on Wednesday evenings Pastor H P Baur
Reading shows disrupted notes of community gatherings with names like Ms Adolph and Mrs Riley. Times include 7 80 p m and Tuesday 180 p m plus Wednesday afternoon sessions and a 9 20 p m Saturday event. Alan Peers and Pastor Thorson appear among likely organizers.
The Board of Stewards of the First Methodick Church of Clifton hosted a fellowship banquet at City Hall dining rooms with fried chicken and fixings. Guests included Prof W D Raley Jake Townley Mrs F K Bradstreet Mrs T C Cosvon Mrs Oru Lea Bettis and Mayor Ed Hundley as toastmaster. The program focused on future church plans and included addresses by Mrs Bettis Rev Hayden Edwards and others. Plans for an old time box supper on the church lawn drew strong enthusiasm and broad invitation. Civic notices warned rifles shot within city limits and announced a Civic Improvement Society meeting at City Hall on Wednesday May 3 with all members urged to attend.
Fragmentary OCR lists several county offices including Sheriff Assessor-Collector County Superintendent Treasurer and Attorney with names like Angus A McNatty Jr Edwin W Spitz ee and Clara F Richards. It then veers into a garbled catalog of cotton byproducts and manufacturing terms without coherent context.
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