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Newspaper
Clifton Record
Location
Clifton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 30, 1957
Page
2
A garbled wedding notice records the union of Miss Glenda Todd and Mr Cash on August 18. Families named include Gann, Weatherford, and Duvahd with several children listed in a disrupted segment.
A garbled listing shows multiple churches and ministers with service times. The notes mention the United Church of Christ at Wemech, Merwin Worship, Christian service at 3100 PAC, Wesleyan Service Guild meeting Mondays at 7 PM, Smitho Pentecostal Church with Robert Arrington as pastor, Sunday School at 10 AM, Morning Worship at 11 AM, Evening service at 7:48 PM, and a YMCA Sonia Lather League gathering.
Raptity revival scheduled here at Fort Worth with nightly services at the Raptity Church Clifton starting Sunday September 7 through Sunday September 8. Morning worship at 10 AM led by Reverend BTL Dilday Jr. from Sesgyville directs the revival with participation from area church members and visiting preachers. A slate of morning and evening services continues with sermons by invited ministers and local clergy.
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A Clifton area family tragedy involved Deborah, Travia, and others tied to Fort Worth as authorities investigate the parish and home events at a Baptist church. The incident occurred in the past week, with witnesses noting a distressing sequence surrounding a mother’s actions and a father’s concerns.
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