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Newspaper

Clifton Record

Location

Clifton, Texas, United States of America

Date

Aug 31, 1951

Page

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School District Adopts Budget Amid Revenue Growth

The Clifton Independent School District sets a $120,006 budget with $128,223 in intangibles for expenses and revenue projections. For the just-closed year, revenue topped expenses, totaling $400.17 over estimates, while total expenditures reached $190,670.70 against $140 in revenue. Auxiliary services and debt service details, administrative costs, and capital outlay are outlined, including bus purchases and new teachers. Mary Ann Comtom visited her brother Tommy Coston in Fort Worth Monday.

Soho Corella al Bushy Esau Selva Toalten Gilmer ‘Aiken Clifton Independent School Alstriet Bos Wierfest Stort Mary Ann Comtom Tommy Coston Fort Worth

Former Clifton Girl Married At Polytechnic Methodist Church

A Clifton girl married August 18 at Polytechnic Methodist Church to Jack Martin of Fort Worth. The bride, daughter of MP and Mrs Miro P, wore pale blue silk. Attendant Ana Campbell of Fort Worth, groom’s friend. After a wedding trip to Colorado Springs the bride works as secretary at Km Soliciting Company.

Clifton Polytechnic Methodist Church Nim Ferkyene Oum W. Sr Wid Miro Pe, Sehow Linden Fort Worth P B, Beboy Austin Jack Martin LL Martin Clairmont Ana Campbell Mastin Campbell Sroom Colorado Springs Clifton Public Aslingyan Heights

Amundson Reports From Camp Polk Training Week Recap

Jodie Amundson describes a humid end of summer camp at Camp Polk from August 18 to 28. She details daily workouts, rifle and mortar ranges, field exercises, and a Division Review with local participants and drill activities.

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Randall Named Industrial Arts Teacher and Coach at Clifton JC

Randall, new CIC industrial arts teacher and football coach, from Woodville, is to oversee the program for the coming year. He earned from Slout Institute in Menomonie Wisconsin and is unmarried.

Wir. Randall CIC Buat Ram

Practice Scrimmage Set Amid Busy County Meeting

A regional meeting in Clifton and nearby communities discussed U S Department of Agriculture programs with farmers and ranchers. Recommendations covered conservation, funding allocation, laboratory services, marketing support, allotment fairness, and loan standards as part of the reform effort. Also, Clifton hosts a scrimmage between last year’s graduates and the current Cub team at City Park with several freshmen showing promise.

Ton Clifton Vocational ‘Agriculture Iredell Cranfile Gap Meridian Walnut Springs Manheim Iilley Mills U. S.D Pema ACT First Cove Saltestine Laboratory Austin Veteva Algost Revaihonend Chatthn Smith Dowie Ratton Julian Kiseht Cwen Cube Slier Tein Mae Créntils

Noted Texas lawyer Cureton Sr dies after long career

The Meridien community and Texas legal circles mourn Med Cureton Sr 73 a longtime Meridain attorney who practiced in Meridian for over 45 years He died Monday after a recent decline in health and was remembered by fellow lawyers and friends for his dedication He was active in the Masonic Lodge and the Bowie County pioneer group and survived by his son Cureton Jr a former Texan Supreme Court Justice attended his funeral at Brie Lee Funeral Home in Meridian and tributes were paid by Judge G B Craig among others

Supreme Court Justine Nde Texas Boaque County Brielee Funers Meridien Cureton Sr Cureton Iss Meridiatt A. Cureton Hove Honaie Bimque Amoder Masonie Lasgo Enim Waea de C Phir Saueh Inoreat Denier Mor Saintall Garret Yarm Bureau Caryell

Local Notice on December Car Sale Postponement

Fragmented text announces a meeting or sale event on a Saturday in December with references to dates and places. The legibility is poor, but mentions a public notice structure and involved names. Further readable details are unclear.

Stores to Close for Labor Day in Clifton Area

Most Clifton stores will close on Labor Day September 3 for holiday hours. A few outlets will stay open due to business needs or site requirements, while many plan special events and last minute shopping opportunities.

Clifton Buslgenes Genesil

Good Parade Progress Report From Local Merchants

A parade committee chair says strong merchant support is promised and more entries are expected. The group invites county business organizations to participate with housing arrangements being planned and generous cooperation reported from merchants and sponsors.

Sammie Mugh ‘Trotter Crarty Seth Ith Ettase Fale Elwit P Grimes

Womack Ladies Hostesses To Lions

A community gathering led by the Womack Ladies hosted a dinner and hospitality event for the Lions. The program included guest introductions, arrangements for a charity walk, and a science talk by a noted scientist on weather forecasting and rainfall implications.

Attending Twirling School Participants Head to Huntsville

Attending twirling students Mises Jayce Anderson Lin dy Hulings travel for a session at Muntele Sess Ye ol IRs week and will remain until Friday Perthing Rehoat at Samburton Blaze. They are escorted by Anderson's sister and others including Mr Donay Raiteback and Miss Ratmerine Jon Hean.

Twirling Mises Jayce Anderson Lindy Hulings Muntele Samburton Blaze Huntsville Helemotheory Anderson HC Hulings Miss Anderson Donay Raiteback

Milling Wheat and Barley Prices From Grain Market Notes

Thursday morning market notes show milling wheat at 1.50 per bushel and No 2 barley at 1.10 per bushel. The report mentions yellow corn at 0.40 and oats around 0.50 per bushel, with grain prices reflecting typical fair values of the period.

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