Clifton Record and Baldridge Post
Public newspaper item notes The Clifton Record edited by Reverend L Baldridge and entered in the post office in Clifton as second class matter.
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Newspaper
Clifton Record
Location
Clifton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 08, 1919
Page
12
Public newspaper item notes The Clifton Record edited by Reverend L Baldridge and entered in the post office in Clifton as second class matter.
Framing a catalog line states Every Friday morning issue dated August 15 1919 with subscription payable in advance terms. The note outlines a fixed weekly release cadence and prepaid payment requirement for readers.
The paper corrects a prior report about Marvin and a Santa Fe train collision. It notes Marvin’s recovery is ongoing and that living near town proved advantageous during the incident.
A Dallas Monday dispatch reports Senator Morris Sheppard wired friends regarding ongoing political matters. The item notes the action but provides no further detail on aims or responses.
On Wennessey evening in August Mr and Mrs C and Agmemson entertained with a progressive 42 party in honor of Misses Dore and Lenore Jonzsen of Dellas. Tork Nelson won the warding cuomtest. Lunch was served at eight and guests departed saying they had spent evening. Present were Mesers Jomm ie Bakke Alvin Bronstad Geo 0 Mead Sanders Anderson Oscar Geng Joel Nelson and Misses Lenore Dora Jobneun Clare Agnes Sev
The church announces Sunday School next Sunday at 10:00 AM with Bible Class and a regular English service at 11:00 AM. An offering for the Church Expansion Fund will be received. Crawford holds a regular service Sunday at 4:00 PM. Pastor Theodore Lerud invites a cordial welcome to all services.
189 acre farm located 3 miles west of Crawfills Gap with about 70 acres in cultivation and 36 more may be put in. Price 6250 dollars if taken at once. Terms one third cash and the rest on easy terms. Annell Pierson, owner.
Womack area residents report a little rain late last week aiding threshing. Sidney Draper returned from service and was warmly welcomed home by neighbors in Bosque County. Alpha Greenwade attended the Womack singing, and many guests visited Mrs. Draper and the Doss family. The community enjoyed a large singing Sunday night at the Jamerson home and looks forward to fuller church attendance next preaching day.
Ghee C. Golihar accompanied Dorothy Jean Golihar from Whitney the first of the week for a visit in the home of her daughter Mrs John M. Grimland.
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