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Newspaper
Clifton Record
Location
Clifton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 23, 1957
Page
2
Readable fragments reference a church event at a location tied to 900 A Street and a 1090 block with an apparent Saturday note. Names, dates, or full context are unclear, but indicate a church gathering or posting for a community notice in a local paper.
The Monae Women’s Society of Christian Service announces a service at Wesleyan Church. The event includes a program led by Pastor Gaild-ach and is scheduled for Monday at 7:00 p.m. with activities extending into Thursday, August.
The notice lists Wednesday services at 4:00 PM and 11:00 PM times. It mentions a Sunbeam Band at 4:00 PM and a 400 PM session, with religious activities at a church and worship union.
The Benkley family rushed to Boston by plane after the sudden death of their daughter in law. The report notes interfamily travel, a Boston hospital context, and references medical conditions and a funeral timeline with incomplete details. The piece includes scattered identifiers and local notices about related events and dates.
The column lists many local residents and visiting relatives over the weekend. Names include Millard Sadler family, Olson, Jenson, Carrol families, and Miss or Mrs. Gardner, with notes of brief visits to Overton, Clio, Waco, Fort Worth, and Port Arthur.
Fragmented OCR entry notes chimes donated to a church in Womack and mentions individuals with unclear roles. The readable text references a ceremony or morning event but lacks coherent details or dates.
The text lists numerous families and individuals visiting, hosting, or traveling between towns and homes, mentioning Mr and Mrs, their children, and several names such as Kruse, Oxford, Seager, Anderson, Petersen, and Cole. It reads as a fragmented social notice of weekend gatherings and visits across communities.
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