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Newspaper
Clifton Record
Location
Clifton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 10, 1943
Page
2
A fragmented analysis argues workers should save wages and invest in company stock to gain ownership. It laments wartime spending and vows of keener thrift, warning that banks hold bonds while production and free enterprise shape postwar prosperity.
Bosque Soil Conservation District Supervisors approve the Surbivitor Tha Caynte Conservation Group composed of 22 farmers and ranchers in a November 18 meeting. A meeting is set for December 10 at Coyote School to discuss plans with Conservation Service technicians. Multiple farms in the Mosheim, Womack, Mustang, Valley Mills, and Plowman’s Creek areas report completed terraces, waterways, stock ponds, and soil-building crops or maintenance on terraces and erosion control projects.
Gordon James, manager of the Waco Social Security Board office, warns bankers and merchants not to accept social security account cards as identification for cashing checks or paying out funds. He notes holiday fraud risks and urges business cooperation to prevent misuse.
Multiple churches including Church of Christ and Immanuel Lutheran announce Sundays of Bible class and services. Clifton Baptist, St Pauls near OlI, and Trinity Lutheran list December 12 events, concerts, confirmation, and choir practices. Methodist Church advertises Christmas program at City Hall and special worship times.
The St Olaf Lutheran Church in Cranfills Gap lists December events including Sunday School at 10:00 a.m., Morning Worship at 11:00, Junior Choir, High School Chorus, Junior League, and mixed choir rehearsals through the week. It invites all to attend services and meetings. Benjamin R Maakestad posts the notice.
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