Clifton High School Triumph Over Meridian Jackets in Football Clash
Clifton High School defeated Meridian 10 to 3 as the Cubs rallied in the second half. Key plays included Ken Rickart breaking through Clifton's line for a 40 yard TD run and Meridian missing an extra point. Meridian defenses and Clifton line play dominated after halftime, with strong kicking by Meridian keeping the game close early.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gunbad
Clifton High
Les Stride
Meridian Yellow Jacket
Meridian
Seurine
Priday
Ken Rickart
Clifton
Grton
Cubs
Meridisn
Thompson Marries Mronstad In Simple Home Ceremony
Mrs. Law To the strain of Lohengrin on violin, the wedding of Charlie Thompson and Orville Mronstad took place Friday evening November 4 at the groom’s home. Rev P E Thorne read the vows as fern and white crepe decor framed the ceremony with a white wedding bell and burning tapers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlie ‘Thompson
Orville Mronstad
T. A ‘Geerpoon
Freday
P. E Thornen Reed
Ferns
Iso
James Thompson
Mies Agser
Arbtar
Valley Mills and Clifton Face Off In Football Clash
Valley Mills hosts Clifton after a string of entertainments including boxing and wrestling nights. The Thanksgiving game against Walnut Springs is set, with local families traveling for the holiday. Fans report a hard luck, back and forth contest as both teams struggle to finish drives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tifton High
Valley Ville High School
Watley Mills
All- Clifton
Valley Ls Editorium
Valley
Cubs
Valley Mills
Ray
Walnut Springs
Meridian Court and Local News Highlights in Fort Worth Visit Notes
Meridian Court and Local News items describe Mire Winard Curtis and Mira D Preston Hornbuckle visiting Fort Worth early in the week. Several social visits are noted among families from Waco and Dallas, with Thanksgiving holiday plans for Gertrude Lomax and Mildred Rhodes at Joe Lomax's home, and updates on Mrs. Harry B White’s health improvement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mire Winard Curtis
Mira D. Preston Hornbuckle
Fort Worth
Harvey Marwell
Alton Gundy
Waco
Sumlay
CW. Devs
Jewel] Tyera
San Antonio
EM. Wager
T. J. Dodson
Russell
Elam
Joe
Annex 5
Prank Gandy
Hayden Miller
Del|lan
Bob Earl
C. M. Brown
Earl White
Marlin
Earl
Harry B. White
Han
Fin Martin
Mra Prank Brockey
Martin A Brown Dies At Meridian, Clifton Teachers Meet In Austin
Obituary notes the death of Martin A Brown at Meridian and records a Texas teachers convention in Austin with attendees from Clifton and nearby districts. It mentions Thanksgiving services, university speakers from Columbia and Chicago, and a long, fragmentary family history.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martin A. Brown
Meridian
Charles Arther Dead in Plainview Funeral Held for Womack Native
Charles Arther a former well known resident of the Womack community east of Clifton died at his Plainview home Friday morning after being at his bedside for several days. Funeral services were held in Plainview Saturday. He is survived by his two sons Joseph and Fred who reside here.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trashore
Clifton
J. M. Bettis
W. Martin Andrew Brows
W. Land
W. D. Maley
Norwer
Millie Bronntad
Bill McCluney
E. Pierson
Hildegard Man- Marénan
Amd
W. C Hurst
Shelton
Injathers
Mr. Brown
Laos
Norway
Martis
Viel
Mruwesboro
Waarringy
Canuleson
Merensborn
Clifvon
Ib McIr
Charlie Arther
Womack
Clif‘ton
Plainview
Jovfle
Fred
Flor
Thankful Days Through 1944 Texas Thanksgiving Proclamation
A fragmented column reflects Thanksgiving 1944 in Texas and the nation. It cites Ike and President Washington, urging gratitude to God and unity, with a call to observe Thanksgiving on the fourth Thursday in November.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ike
Texan
Washington
Thormlay
Flower Carnival Celebrates Clifton's Annual Event
Clifton hosts its South annual Flower Carnival with a splendid display of chrysanthemums and roses, all hall, dining room, and exhibits glow with ivy and decor. College players staged The Mystery of the Main Landy and Fingerprints to strong crowds. Friday and Saturday turkey dinners drew praise, aided by flowers from Wolfe Florist and Geo Murphy. Local workers received paychecks Saturday, with seventy five men at work this week in Clifton and nearby areas, and paymasters distributing funds to Meridian and Dallas offices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clifton
twenysSourth
Halle
Rome
Gitton
Reese
Thequesta
Clifton Mercantile
Wolfe
Florist
Way ‘Co
Texax
Geo
Murphy
Cleburne
Tease
Civic Society
Digil
Norse
Cranfilte Gap
Norwe
Cronin Gay
Turkey Creek
Negro Bill
Meridian
Cotton Options Will Arrive Soon
County agent C J Wilean reports incoming cotton options ahead of next year's program. A loan of 4 per pound on 21 004 bale is offered without fee, with ownership transferring to option cotton. Deliveries and advance terms depend on government program reducing about 40 percent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. J. Wilean
Srweta
Lim
Texas Louisiana Holds District Meeting for Company Workers
Texas Louisiana district meeting gathered employees from nineteen towns in Central Tesar at Cistom. Officials reported on open issues, customer complaints, and cashing services. Morning sessions focused on individual problems and planning to eliminate recurring complaints. A turkey dinner honored three employees and Civic League members. the afternoon featured topics like Christman Merchandising and Refrigeration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas-Louisiens Power Company
Tesar
Cistom
Furmal Ite
Ite
Yandi
Aaron Ufty
Civic League
Christman
Alka
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The readable fragments reference citizens and a local notice context with names and places unclear in the OCR. The item appears to be a public notice or address to residents, but concrete actions, dates, or organizations cannot be determined from the fragment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mimi Eysips Ra
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President Roosevelt
V. M.cubs
Dymm
Wemms
Meridian Court
Austin
Nelhboring
Herbert 8. Bruner
Columbia University
Ben D. Wood
Ambrose L. Subiie
New York” University
Doa
Gordon J. Laing
University of Chicago
J. Tohoaton
University of Minnesota
Charles Arther
Texas
United
Louisiana
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