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Newspaper
Clifton Record
Location
Clifton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 10, 1951
Page
10
Area draft director General Paul Wakefield reminded Texans that the draft law, previously set to expire on July 6, has been amended to extend the expiration to July 1, 1888. The notice emphasizes continued eligibility and compliance requirements for residents.
The document outlines changes in military service terms including 18 to 19 year old induction, 24 month service for new inductees, and lowered physical and mental standards. It notes age, deferments, and education based exemptions, with reserves and extensions subject to presidential action and four months training before overseas posting.
Albert Hiram Smith and Ruth Estelle Smith wed in Meridian at the Methodist Church on Thursday night, July 19, with Reverend John Meritt officiating. The bride wore a gown of white net over taffeta with a long train and veil, attended by her sisters as maids. A reception followed at the couple’s home, and the couple will reside in Mission as Mr and Mrs. Smith.
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Members of the American Legion Aveillary Chapter will hold their annual banquet and install officers at 1:00 p.m. on Monday night, August 19, with invitations by an members committee and surfacing names such as Guin Hovend, MK Bradsteve Fe, Samy Munghest, KA Wenner, and Mh Keeling. Singing at Turnersville Persists as part of the program.
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