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Newspaper
Clifton Record
Location
Clifton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 01, 1939
Page
5
Clifton residents read of hospital reports including Mrs. Gladys Sellers and Mrs. Quentin Cain resting after operations, plus Clara Linson’s fall and injury. The column lists subscriptions, purchases, service stations, a sewing project supervisor, and visits by families and friends around Thanksgiving week with brief civic and church notes.
Abs. Phil Gillian leads a November 14 gathering as members discuss fines and book purchases. Mrs. Mastic Binford welcomed. treasurer notes balance and paid bills. Papers on Italian government and Vatican studies presented. Italian refreshments served.
The Texas Highway Department reports that half of the state gasoline tax supports highways, totaling 21 708 416.15 for the year ending Aug 1 1949. The department spent 46 211 800 in operations, funded by gasoline tax, license fees, federal funds, and other sources. There are 22 275 miles of roads in the system with various surface types.
Local residents including Mrs. Frank Frazier and Mrs. Abner Greer of Morgan attended the Flower Carnival and turkey dinner with friends. Ira Callan commends Miss Martha Louise Swenson for a subscription move to North Texas Teachers College Denton. Mrs. Sehesid and Mrs. Collins hosted relatives from Gatesville and Dallas. Joe Loner, a Clifton native now in Port Arthur, mailed a yearly Record payment. Geraldine Lindberg, North Texas Teachers College senior, returned for Thanksgiving.
Green Top Service Station in South Clifton announces availability of Boca steam products. The ad emphasizes quality and urges customers to visit for purchases. No specific dates or prices provided.
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