14 Dec 1923
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Newspaper
Clifton Record
Location
Clifton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 14, 1923
Page
1
President Coolidge opened his message with a moving tribute to the memory of President Harding. He praised Harding’s humanity, fairness, and impact on justice and peace, and vowed to continue the policies and service he represented.
Clifton High School presents A Bunch of Fun in the auditorium Thursday evening at 7:00. Admission is 25 cents for children and 40 cents for adults.
County Agricultural Agent F J Brison says hillside fields will be terraced in San Sabe County next year as farmers show more interest in seed selection and staple crop improvements after variety tests across the county. Mrs Sophie M Long dies aged 85 in Clifton. funeral in Clifton with burial in Clifton Cemetery.
Clifton High School reports 19 percent affiliation and schedules for a math and home economics unit. The operetta by the chorus club wowed a small audience. Truancy rules are strict with automatic suspension for unexcused absences and parental pledges required. The Junior Class will perform A Bunch of Fun on Thursday. Seniors display class rings as they anticipate the Christmas program at chapel. Congregational and church activities are announced with services and choir practice upcoming.
AUSTIN NURSERY promotes a large stock of fruit trees including peach plum pear and grafted pecans plus figs grapes berries and shade trees. It features climate proof native shrubs of West Texas and flowering ornamentals like crape myrtles and althea. Free catalog and delivery offered.
Rev RC Cartford of the Norwegian Lutheran Church of America in Malegi will lecture on Our Mission Work in Madagascar at the Scandinavian Lutheran Church Sunday evening at 7:00. Public invited, no admission.
The week at Clifton College features an academic department report, a Central Gap Orchestra concert, and a new four-team Feline League for basketball with playful prize stakes. A football banquet honors lettermen, the Girls Club prepares for Batnur, and Christmas shopping plans unfold. The Euterpean Club hosts a meeting with Mrs. Lee Stuart as hostess and Christmas treats, while a Meriding trip teaches administration and bootlegging lore.
Regular prayer service and lay school held Sunday at 9:45 11:00 morning worship and 7:00 evening service. All who have no church home are welcome to worship with us.
Bargains are announced as Fort & Co offers several Gren automobiles and Fords to move this week and next. The ad invites customers to visit or trade in, emphasizing real bargains and quick turnover.
Auction to sell thirty mature young mules at Clitvon Bat on Sunday December 13. They may be traded or sold privately before the sale time, with the event listed as item 4 in B Cavite.
A cluttered notice describes a misfiled delivery at Over-Mome Grocery Co. with references to chicken mana weighing four pounds and silver forks, wrapped in yellow paper. The fragment mentions a Friday event and a mislocated automobile related to the mislaid goods.
The City Council contracted with W. H. Brell for a West Nelton Hotel site to erect the new City Hall and Auditorium. After months of deliberation, the panel considered options including the Spell lot with improvements priced at 24000. The Main Street location lies near residences and close to the business district for easy access.
Mrs Leanna Partlow born in Liberty County Texas daughter of Captain Hugh Blair Johnston and wife of Major John Marshal Partlow of Abbeville South Carolina moved through Basque County San Antonio and Dallas where she died December 7 1926 Survived by daughter Mrs C P Pederson Clifton and sons Sidney and Samuel Partlow Dallas Eva Lee Partlow San Antonio Interment in Clifton Cemetery after services led by Rev T G Story
The Queen Theatre presents a week of films and features. Secreta of Paris from Eugene Sue, Dom Quickahot of the Rio Grande, Leather Pshers round three, and 10 and 26 cent admissions. Saturday shows Allan the Night Wind and Does It Ply with other titles. Monday to Thursday includes Crimson Challenge and Does It Ply, plus other vaudeville and serials.
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