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Clifton Record

Location

Clifton, Texas, United States of America

Date

Feb 04, 1938

Page

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Local Social Notes From Valley Mills And Surroundings

Valley Mills and nearby towns echo with visits and family weekends as residents host relatives from Cranfills Gap Fort Worth and Iredell. Allan Gandy and M. W. Bloodworth attend gatherings at Valley Mills cottage and Fort Worth events while Mrs. Wallace Dun and Mr. Gandy spend time with kin.

Wallace Dun Gandy Alton Gandy Jhok Harn Jana Dobe Porter AM Davin Aon Thomas W. P. Miller Iredell Weeks Tariner C. McCorkle Myra Nell Mixa Mariel White Dens White Coyote

Mrs Henry Gibbs Jr Honoree At Shower

Mrs Henry Gibbs Jr is honored at a January shower with a program of readings and songs. Guests assembled for fruit punch and gifts as she nears marriage, with Coral Knudson Joyce Maxine Hof and Jane Carpenter among organizers.

Henry Gibbs, Jr Henry Johm Fort Met. al- Grwald Vernon Lockwell Kelsey Bradstreet Jewel Hyde Dorothy Yonnom Mavis Fort Mins Cornee Knudson Miudley Mies Georg Ak Bwernon Ralph Helm Joyce Maxine Hof Phe Mary Jane Carpenter

Basketball Tournament Set For Here This Week

Bowpe County basketball tournament planned for Friday and Saturday at the city gym. Games begin at noon with a finale the following night. Athletic director Deer Lane Rin oversees the event.

Bowpe Athlesie Directo

Farmers Co operate to meet 1984 farm program goals

County Agent Lawrence urges 100 percent participation to maximize county goals. Sign-up workshops in Iredell Kopper Valley Mills and Clifton are scheduled February 1 through February 4 with worksheets to be returned to county offices for College Station.

Rio Agant Fee Ondler Bowe Lawrence Bosjue County Booyne County Feoo the Start of the Program. Mr. Lawrence Iredell Thuriay Kopper Thureday Valley Mills Clifton Ice

Miss May Schow Joins Teacher College Staff

Miss May Schow, art teacher at Paschal High School Fort Worth, is added to Samm Baton State Teachers College faculty to begin second semester January 31. She holds a bachelor from Texas State College for Women and a master's from Columbia University and has won city state and national prizes in art contests plus the 1938 textile design medal. She chaired Fort Worth Art Teachers Association and held Delta Kappa Gamma membership.

Hlugteyitle Charlee N. Shaver Provident Samm Baton State ‘Teachers College May Schow Tm Paschal Sentir High School of Fort Worth Haseen Miss Schow Florence Laws Phillipe Clifton Texas Southern Staten Art League

Verna Reesing Marries Orville Jones in Norse Parsonage

Miss Verna Lee Reesing of Craniills Gap wed Orville Byran Jones of Turnersville on Sunday January thir teenth at seven o clock. The ceremony at the Norse parsonage was performed in the absence of the bridegroom’s pastor with Rev. P. R. Theeson officiating. Witnesses were the bride’s sister Bernice Reesing and Bernice Jones. The couple will reside in Tomoraville where Jones farms and send best wishes for happiness.

Verna Lee Reesing Bride of Orville Jones Ae Reesing Craniills Gap Orville Byran Jones Turnersville Tev W. J. Mankeetad P. R. Theeson Bernice Reesing Bernice Reesing, Wister of the Bride, and Ms. Binette Jones Tumerguille Mrs Janex Tomoraville Joes

Cong, Puagr To Speak In E Letvion Friuaida

In a local report, Cong and Puagr are slated to speak at an event Friday. The program includes remarks by speakers including Clifiom and Clift with anticipated participation from community figures.

Local golf club cuts fees to five dollars now

At a recent meeting the local golf club reduced membership fees from ten dollars to five dollars with immediate effect and no stated end date. Club officials hope the lower price will attract new members while praising the course and city support, noting golf aids health and stress relief for workers and foresee growth as spring arrives.

Tocholf Club Chit “Ton Bosa2 Texas Imrk Paris Elf

Connally asks subsidy for 1957 cotton payments

Senator Tom Connally of Texas announced that the 3 cent subsidy payment for 1957 cotton has been authorized and should be paid to producers regardless of farm bill action. He noted inquiries about payments if the current farm bill fails and pledged to seek immediate legislation to ensure timely disbursement.

Washington Tom Connally Texas Congress Connally

Agriculture Class Discusses Hog Feeds

Clifton vocational agriculture group meets for a ninth time to review hog feeding methods. Experiment Station records indicate higher protein needs and better growth when access to forage and pasture is available. The session includes a talk by Mr. 1% Th Howl from Austin on farm nutrition and local extension advice.

Clifton Watnenday Keb Austin

State Health Officer Warns Of Influenza

State Health Officer Dr Geo W Cox warns influenza remains a real hazard with symptoms from cold to fever and backache. He notes pneumonia as a dangerous complication and urges prevention through simple health rules and avoiding contact with ill family members.

Austin Texas Geo. W. Cox Camily

U S Marines Offer Many Opportunities

The U S Marine Corps Recruiting Station at 822 Allen Building Dallas Texas opens daily except Sunday from 9:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. to receive enlistment applicants. Applicants must be 18 to 25 years old, 4 ft 11 in to 7 ft 4 in tall, white and native born or naturalised, unmarried, with no dependents. High school graduates preferred. Enlistments are four years with pay from 21.00 to 157.00 monthly based on rank and service.

Marine Carpe Allen Balding Dallas Texas Ag Pligant Ares Army Navy Marine Corps U.S. Marine Corps Allen Building

Valley Mills Girl Chosen Class Coach

Evalyn McKelvy of Valley Mills selected as a coach in home economics by Mortar Board for UT students preparing for finals. She graduates with a Bachelor of Science in home economics in June and is a Valley Mills High School valedictorian and drama participant. The notice lists tutors and coaches approved by department heads.

Austin Texas University of Texas Mortar Board Evalyn McKelvy Valley Mille McKelvy Stuount Applied Design Nd Textiles Home Beonmion Chih Evanell Sethspethera

Death of James H. Knight at Glen Rose

James H. Knight of Glen Rose died Tuesday evening January 26 1804 at age 78. Funeral services were held January 28 at 1 o clock conducted by Rev J D Palmer of Market Texas. Knight was a Cranfills Gap citizen and longtime editor of The News. He leaves two sisters one stepfather and many nieces and nephews.

Wm. B. Bertelsen James H. Knight Glen Rose Knight Glen Bowe Bart Bia Eister Will Cox Bleee Puntoy J. D. Palmer Markett Texas Re Keight Iby N. M Earl Ad‘ Grover Shaun Tom Simmons Crowfills Gap Bome Fetke HK Knight Stes Ds Cox Kenperis Cox Glan San Saba Joyce Simemons Dales Clifton Portales Tharp Sen Turnersville M. L. Lambert Amon Eegen H. P. Jones Clifwn Bill Gayne Will Jones Tom Betts Fairy

Short Course To Be Held In Two Sections

College Station Texas Farmers Short Course will be split into two sections this year one for 4-H Club members and one for adults. The 4-H section runs July 6 7 8 and the adult section July 12 14 18 according to H H Williamson director of the Extension Service. The change aims to accommodate more farm people as past sessions drew about 5 000 attendees while rooms and meals limited to 3 800 to 4 000. About a thousand from nearby areas commuted daily, and organizers hope for capacity around 6 000 with improved facilities.

College Station Tex Ailulta H. H. Williamson Extension Service Wile Tiamgon Texas A M. College Oar Ileaire Williamson

Civic Improvement Society Elects Officers

The Civic Improvement Society holds its annual meeting electing officers and naming committee members. Members, including key local figures, gather to set agendas for community projects and public welfare initiatives.

the Civic Improvement Society

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