Community club notices and invitations at Clifton event
A garbled report describes a club meeting at Clifton with introductions by the president. Miss dues praised for her role in a play. An invitation is extended to Lions ladies for December 18 at the city auditorium. A regional biologist and other officials attend. Contained notes hint at a conservation meeting and a forthcoming exhibit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dinka
Lou Chaba
Duis Eas
Flame
Mosheim P
Turkey
Meg Sivas
Tlat
Crane
J. L. Stan
Perithy
City Auditorium
CR Knnedy
Faye
Regional Game Manager Enstructs Future Farmers
Regional Game Manager Melton led a session on wildlife and game conservation with Clifton area farmers and the Clifton FFA. He urged participation in the Forays Farmer Game Conservation program in Cotton and discussed current wildlife restoration efforts on local farms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kiet
Pilapter
Nik Mork
Nelody
Rockwood Ferme
Agriqesture
Agricul
Melton
Clifton Voea- Mea Ariculture Department
Nowember Platt
Ralph Helm
Hka
Davin
Clifton Ffa
Taos
Anid
Clifton
Clifton Civic Society Dinner Recalls 2nd Annual Flower Car Event
The Clifton Civic Society hosted a turkey dinner for thirty two guests including Mr and Mrs Sleeper and other local figures. The event celebrated the Flower Car initiative and praised the guests for their cooperation and continued attendance, with plans for a similar gathering next year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Steoper
Clifton Lower
Steoper
Civic Ladies of
Ching
Clifton Civic Society
Sleeper
Clifton
Mrv
Atix
Tobin Sleeper
Heatens
Mim
A. J. Hall
Mra
McElhannon
W. G. Rantell
Gladys Allen
Sam 1
Allen
J. H. Pridgen
Pat M. Neff
League Schools Elect County Meet Executives
An AL meeting of county school representatives was held in the District Court room Thursday night. Jerry Phillips, superintendent of Iredell schools, was elected director-general of the Bosque County Interscholastic League for 1929 40. E A Moore, director-general last year, is a member of the executive committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Distie Court Room
Jerry Phillips
Iredell
Bosque County
E. A. Moore
Omumitiae
Miss Bryan
Valley Mille
Declawsation
Miar Latte
Median
Tratler
Moranh Athletica
T. M. Rogstad
Meridian
Will S Mixon Dies After Brief Diness
Will S Mixon dies at his Clifton home aged seventy nine after brief illness. He lived in Clifton many years and was respected for character and devotion. Funeral services will be held at First Baptist Church Saturday with the pastor officiating. relatives and friends are asked to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mixon
Clifton
Iim
Petinge
Clifton Mercantile Co Adds Now Department
obscure text mentions Clifton Mercantile Co and a new department. fragments reference governor, politics, and various garbled phrases. no coherent event details or dates emerge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clifton Mercantile Co
Flower Carnival Attracts Large Crowds In Clifton
The Thirty-Second annual Flower Carnival at the Bradstreet building on Main Street drew big crowds. Exhibits included cut and potted flowers, skillful crafts, handpainted pictures, and a notable rear garden display. Evening entertainments featured Sophroain’s Weddingy and Big Brother drama, with turkey dinner served Friday noon. Community effort by Clifton women highlighted civic, social welfare.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Civic Imovement Society
Bradstreet
Main Street
Sophroain
Civic Society
Lione Club
Houth
East
West
Clifton
Harmoniam
Clifton Indies
Artian
Elvic
Bel
Bridge Luncheon At Valley Mile Clubhouse
Craig Logan hosted a bridge luncheon Monday at the Valley Mile Bridge lab near Clifton. Guests enjoyed chrysanthemums, a multi course menu, and five games of bridge. Mrs. Jack McNeill won high score with Mrs. Luke Stephens second for club members. Mrs. Hulen Aarx was high mistress. Attendees included Mrs. John McNeill, Luke Stephens, Duck McNeill, H G Mishop, Raymond Smith, Avican McN, L Downey, Valley Stila, and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Craig Logan
Valley Mille Bridge Lab
Lovery Ranch
Clifton
Huneheun
Jack Mc ‘Neill
Luke ‘Stephens
Club Membe
Hulen Aarx
Ware
Mma
John McNeill
Luke Stephoma
Duck McNeill
H.G. Mishop
Raymond Smith
Avican McN
L. Downey
Valley Stila
Mmm
J. V
Forgsaon
P. & Hale
Preston Hour
Bbmekce
Tom Rican
Imme
Woman's H D Council meets in Meridian library
The Woman's H D Council held its regular meeting in Meridian at the library on Monday afternoon November 27 with Mrs Joble presiding despite Mrs Hardwick's illness. Six clubs were represented, 18 members attended, minutes read and approved, $126 received for an exhibit at the Dalian Fair, treasury shows $125. A motion passed to meet December 1 instead of Christmas day. Discussion noted about the year’s agenda and programs including a warmer hour and cotton program. Mangold and Arp called attention to details of the programs.
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H. D. Council
Meridian
Joble
Hardwick
Dalian Fair
Wantmaile
Mangold
Bosque County AAA Committee Proving To Be Very Efficient
The Bosque County AAA Committee led by chairman Franke Fraser sends a bulletin to farmers and merchants. Meetings discuss the 1940 farm program and cotton, with a radio broadcast on December 2 from 10 15 to 11 00 p m on WRAA WOAL and KPRC. Local offices warn of delayed conservation payments, but Bosque county farmers are unaffected by the delay.
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Mosque County Aaa Committee
Franke Fraser
WRAA
WOAL
KPRC
Bosque County
National Cotton Council
Connally Defends Embargo Repeal
Hillsboro November 8 Se nior Tom Connally of Marlin and Congressman Luther A Johnson defended the embargo repeal before Hillboro Lions Club and Knights of Pythias banquet audiences. They urged maintaining the embargo with selective restrictions while allowing some nations access to arms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hillsboro
Simcheon
Hillaboro Lions Club
Tom Connally
Marlin
Luther A. Johnson
Hillebore
Knights of Pythlng Lodge
Onder
JaRuin
Hulbare Colene
Connally
Germany
Langdon outlines differing sides on state funding and tax plan
Representative Jack Langdon discusses the “Other Side” of the Omnibus Tax bill and its impact on the public school system. He contrasts government and House member positions while questioning the allocation of the Social Security fund and total money involved.
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Teday
Gov
Meridian Court and Local News Highlights
Meridian Court and Local News reports weekend travels in Waco for Rev. RE Smith’s anniversary at Hi and Baptist Church. A play by the young people honored him. Numerous residents and visitors from Meridan and nearby towns attended social events, study club meetings, and gatherings at homes, the City Ball, and local churches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S.C. Smith
Waco
RE. Smith
Baptist
Rev. Smith
Meridian Baptist Church
8. C. Smith
Young People's
Smith
Jim Brown
Groesbeck
Leon Moris
Tom lv
Shower Given for Mr and Mrs Raymond Blum
Hone esse event honoring Mr and Mrs Blum occurred last Thursday afternoon November 2 at the Bennie Jenson home in Ponca with Miss Winnie Blum Miss Stella Jenson and Mrs Ernest Enger as hostesses. Guests registered, enjoyed coffee and cookies, and a pink decor reception preceded a toast by Miss Stella Jenson. Gifts were presented and admired as the couple thank guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernest Enger
Winnie Blum
Stella Jenson
Straaywond Blum
Bennie Jenson
Blum
Mixa Pearl Enger
Emil Enger
Blow
Oscar Blud
Mies Constance Anderson
Fide
Email Ringer
Tubs to Play Final Game with Valley Mills
The Clifton team faces Valley Mills in a final game today at 2 30 pm. The contest marks the most important matchup of the year as both teams aim to cap their season with a win.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tubs
Valley Mills
Clifton Team
Sehr
Mls Wa
Aie
Beer Trust Sie
Gabesi
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Will S. Mixon
Talla
Cho Kaugnd, Jeaterl Mae Viet
Whevick
Lms Asia
Ureree
Gevermer
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Mary Ulin Kad
Daneel
Tall
I Seyrenamum
Britain
Royal Ulster Rites
Soviet Union
H.D. Council
AAA
Jack Langdon
Meridian Court
Travis Roy
Sana
W.C. Cole
Cole Exime
Rio
Dyersville
Billy
Wan
Raymond Blum
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