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Newspaper
Clifton Record
Location
Clifton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 28, 1942
Page
4
A fragmented rural column covers weather, local election chatter, and social updates. It mentions voter sentiment in a Texas primary with Home counties tallying and a final note on candidate results. The piece weaves in personal visits, family news, and community happenings across Clifton and surrounding areas.
Wandane Feet Poe Rab WT Amlason was kept busy in the tiepack trade and moved dates up before advancing in the war era. Hannah Hoff of Clifton was among 866 graduates receiving diplomas at Nueth Trams Biate Teachers College Aug 24. C E Behow and C B Schoy visited Clifton, with Schoy planning Chicago studies. Mrs Pat Jones enrolled for twelve months. Funeral memories mark Leonard Cottle in Heburne after a soldier died from a train accident during transfer in Uncle Sam’s army.
Local notes describe Thursday calls, family visits, and birthday milestones. George W. Anderson Jr journeys to Clifton en route to Wichita Falls from Agatia after receiving the BB, while Ay Dogrey earned a degree from Texas University. Clyde Brewer contemplates government reconstruction work in Port Worth after San Diego stay. E E Schow, a licensed pilot, nears active service as he flies from Waco over Clifton.
A campaign thank you letter from Wilson Wikite to Bosque County voters expresses gratitude for their support and loyalty. He praises a clean campaign, notes meeting old and new friends, and states defeat was not in vain while offering continued readiness to repay favors.
Attendees Mrs Oscar Amne and Mrs T Cie hosted in attic reception rooms lavishly decorated with crepe myrtle and verbena. Miss Geendarye Arthur oversaw the guest book while Miss Ans and Dorothy Ann Brown managed the punch. Mrs Wuse plans to join her husband in New Orleans with the Coast Guard in the war to come. Governor of Texas plans to rethink salvage lines. debate over a 12 mile wind line and ore transport to develop Daingeefish area in Rusk and Palestine counties. The first newsprint plant using southern yellow pine is now operating in Lufkin, Texas.
The ceremony featured a bride in a white fallin ling gown with a bonquat and attendants including Manden of Dutlan in a white tee. The groom Charlie Bunton of Dallas, a U S Navy radio man, loved in New Orleans. The bride, a Ceunfilie Gap High School graduate, worked at Bronntad Grocery before marriage. They plan to live at 2220 Dumaine New Orleans.
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