27 Aug 1937
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Newspaper
Clifton Record
Location
Clifton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 27, 1937
Page
1
A rustic party scene at Whity Pare featured Miss Anna Marie ton and August 19 guests. Attendees included J M Jenson M Shefstead TM Bolberg R H Rog and others, with fruit punch and sliced melon served after mingling with acquaintances.
Henry Ford tells Countryside Home Magazine that farm problems stem from the education system. He urges landowners to demand practical schooling and teachers aligned with real farm tasks, arguing adults must be trained for practical work.
An unfinished note outlines Morganites preparing for a reunion on September 5. The text hints at a community gathering, shared memories, and a call for attendees to reconnect, with emphasis on fellowship and opportunities to rejoin old circles.
Local column reports a Baptist revival led by Rev. Guy Newman of Waco and directed song service by Rev. L W Bardenette. Notes first bale of cotton by J C Mickelson in Mustang, Prof E P Christianson returning from Europe, Rohne reunion at Meridian Lake, baby girl born to Frank and Mrs Burleson, town growth with new concrete building, and visits by Dallas and San Antonio residents.
Washington August 4 Banatos Connally of Texas claimed three days after White House press call that he had met President Roosevelt. The 10 cent loan issue is noted, with Connally saying the President would approve the measure if certain conditions were met. Secretary Walley speaks on agriculture policy.
J M Sellards reports completion of a mineral survey across 45 Texas counties including Central Texas and Northeast Texas. The survey, funded by Works Progress Administration grants, provides data and preliminary findings to aid regional resource planning and development.
The Commissioners Court adopted the 1988 budget after proper notice and audit. Tax levies include 25 cents ad valorem for General County purposes, 15 cents for road and county, 10 cents for road and bridge, two cents for jury, and a local occupation tax. A 25 cent death tax and district bond interest levies are identified for multiple road districts. continuation promises on Page Three.
County Agent B R Lawrence distributes forms to range operators aiding compliance with payments under the program. The questionnaire records work already done and planned actions to qualify, guiding inspectors who verify each operator’s place.
Cranfills Gap school will open Monday August 10 with a record enrollment and a fully accredited high school for both boys and girls. The rural center expects representation from neighboring districts and offers limited courses including bookkeeping and world history for ninth grade. The faculty includes Homer Rea-sted superintendent and math teacher. Parka Winabar principal of high school. Ematiah Mee B. Be Har sia. Howe Making and Business. Mrs Clyde Bronatsid grammar principal. Ire Debi coach of boys athletics. A J Bailey grades five and six. J Ladwich grades three and four. Miss Geraldine Rowe primary, Miss Ruby Romine. An opening program is planned and patrons are urged to attend.
Four amendments advance in county proceedings amid debate on the ballot. Officials note voter consideration will shape local governance. Supporters emphasize clarity and modernization while opponents raise concerns about scope and impact. The measure packets outline the exact changes to the county charter.
Mr and Mrs RC Chesnut of Dal Jay spent Sunday with her parents Mr and Mrs C C Porter Miss Jerre Porter accompanied them back to Dallas for a via J A Connor and children are spending this week with her parents at Caldwell while Mr Connor attends the Rural Rehabilitation Conference at Bryan Mister Sue Golden and Jane Ryan for Waco were week end visitors with their parents Mr and Mrs W A Golden and Mr and Mrs Joe Ryan Mrs Carlie Preedian was a recent for with her daughter Mrs John Kellam of Valley Mills Mrs Clara F Richards is taking her vacation this week She accompanied her parents Mr and Mrs R A French of Iredell and her son Bobby to East Texas for a visit with relatives Mrs A E Crump of Waco is visiting in the home of her sister Mrs E W Hallmark this week Mr and Mrs Jakey Dunlap and baby of Groesbeck were week end visitors with his parents Mr and Mrs L A Dunlap Mr and Mrs C P Goodman and J Douglas of Fort Worth were recent visitors with Mrs Goodman's sitter Mrs C B Roquemore and family Mrs Mary Ann Gibson returned Tuesday from a visit of several days with Miss Norvine Tweedy at Valley Mills John Rogers Mrs Sudee Chaniler
Miss Cathinta Glass aged 17 daughter of Mr and Mrs Curtis Glass died at 2915 Calder Avenue Beaumont at 11 40 Sunday morning August 15 following a long illness. She was a first year student at Beaumont High School and had many hobbies including a classified bird and trinket collection started around age 12. Her travels and keepsakes spanned India and Norway among other places, with several items over a century old. She was born in Beaumont and is survived by family members.
A fire destroyed Poatoak Baptist Church early this morning. Fire investigators work with Lakews reertont CUifusy to determine the cause as local residents assess the damage and plan rebuild efforts.
NYA State Director C. Kellam and District Director A. Beislein visited Clifton on Tuesday en route to John Tarleton College. They outlined 1987-88 NYA student aid setup, with college quotas based on a percent of 1986 enrollment and county distribution advised by officials. Applicants should apply to the executive head of the institution they wish to attend.
Texas Milling Co of Clifton is expanding with a new warehouse and corn grinding facility south of the main mill. The project includes conveyors, loading tracks, and patented unloading equipment to speed farmers’ loads with minimal effort. The firm aims to make the Clifton plant highly modern and best equipped, with farmers praising the fair prices paid for grain and the market strength.
Senator Tom Connally Texas Democrat introduced a constitutional amendment to force compulsory retirement of future Supreme Court justices at age 78 and bar them from holding political offices after serving on the court The Texan criticized Roosevelt court policies and said the rule would remove temptations to influence political views for personal gain and presidential ambitions.
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