Workers Council Meeting at Bergman Home Saturday Night
The Workers Council will meet with Mr. and Mrs. C Bergman Saturday night. A church gathering last Monday brought many to Mosheim, with meals and fellowship noted in the patronage kitchen.
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Newspaper
Clifton Record
Location
Clifton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 13, 1929
Page
6
The Workers Council will meet with Mr. and Mrs. C Bergman Saturday night. A church gathering last Monday brought many to Mosheim, with meals and fellowship noted in the patronage kitchen.
The Bell System announces a major reduction in long distance rates affecting station-to-station calls for 60 to 200 miles and person-to-person calls with smaller cuts for other categories. The changes, effective in the coming years, aim to save telephone users about 15 million dollars annually and mark the fourth major reduction since 1926.
A Queer item from EECOED notes a man near Bounding Biltow wanting to erect a billboard to shield a Tin Peddler and his horse and wagon on a vacant lot. A Jeff Potlarks kin fears turnips bring bad luck after a teacher was gifted one. A Hoy Ford church sing, a stubborn pup, and a ruckus among neighborhood children near Musket Ridge are also mentioned.
December notes report steady growth to fifty five members with hopes for further expansion. A program includes a talk on Law Abiding Citizenship by A D Clark and a potential visit. the boys basketball team seeks a Friday game. Womack school funds earmarked for yearbook pictures and Christmas program practice continues.
An OCR fragment lists a beauty shop offering treatments and scalp care with facial methods and a phone contact, plus Baptist church service times and meetings led by Pastor Frank Nixon. It notes subscriptions for The Clifton Record and Dallas News at $2.60 per year.
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