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Newspaper
Clifton Record
Location
Clifton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 02, 1938
Page
6
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G Simmons son of Mrs E Simmons of Clifton died at 23 years 28 days in Texas after illness. He joined the Clifton Methodist Church October 28 and married Miss Mossley October 6 1996. Survived by wife Duby three brothers three sisters one niece and one nephew, with services held November 24 at the Lam residence and Clifton Methodist Church.
The Garniersville community notes Christmas preparations with school events, new sports equipment, and student activities. Photos were taken at school, citizenship clubs formed in grades three and four, and second graders make cotton books for other children. Local families, visitors, and Thanksgiving gatherings are described, including relatives from Goleman and trips to Duncanville and Fort Worth. A newborn Donald Eugene is welcomed by Mr and Mrs Reichert.
Thanksgiving break ends as Fairview Merrivale notes return to activities. High school plans a three week old play The Wild Flower of the Hills. Boys and girls basketball results at Crawford split despite losses 24-17 and 18-16. Local families and staff share Thanksgiving visits and travels across Texas towns including Goose Creek Dallas Floydada DeLeon and Meridian.
A Harmony community note lists a Thanksgiving program with readings by Estell Anrs Knute Knudson and LaVerne Brown, plus a poetry section by David Bronstad. The meeting adjourned as families visited nearby homes, with several local residents hosting guests and welcoming a new primary pupil Martha Helen Peterson. Memorial wreaths are advertised with contact numbers, and a humorous line about raw meat on a black eye is noted.
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