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Newspaper
Clifton Record
Location
Clifton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 02, 1927
Page
8
The American Legion Auxiliary will elect officers at City Hall on Thursday December 8 at 2:00 p.m. All members urged to attend and bring dues for new officers. The unit aims to grow, increase membership, and put Clifton on the map.
A bold ad invites readers to visit Mustang for coal purchases, emphasizing real coal options and direct buyer interest. The message uses a stark, repetitive call to action to attract potential customers.
Clifton high school closed the season with a 57-0 win over Meridian to cap a strong year. Captain Robert Baldridge suffered a season ending injury early, prompting prayers for his recovery. The district will convert the Res Building into a basketball court for Clifton College and High School, aiming to create a community center.
The community announces morning worship at 11 with a sermon titled The Weapons at Our Warfare The Sword. Preaching at the Nazarene Church at Cras Lan and Cranville Gap. Sunday School as usual with a serial singing. All men invited to attend.
Clifton High School beat Meridian High 12 to 0 at City Park on Thanksgiving Day. Clifton led early with steady passes and line plunges, despite losing captain Robert Baldridge to a broken arm in the first quarter.
Walter Hinson reports on college news including a cantata under Mrs Anne Odegaard preparation and a scheduled performance on Monday December 12 in the UK College auditorium. A notice to property owners explains upcoming itching machine work and Y stake placements for sewer connections to save costs.
Sunday school and Bible class announced with services at the church. Morning sermon and youth activities referenced, with a note on gathering times and community events.
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