Complete Stock and Fair Prices Appeal to Shoppers
A local business appeals to customers with a complete stock at all times and fairness to all. It emphasizes quality, service, and right prices, inviting goodwill and support from the community.
06 Feb 1925
Page 1
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Newspaper
Clifton Record
Location
Clifton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 06, 1925
Page
1
A local business appeals to customers with a complete stock at all times and fairness to all. It emphasizes quality, service, and right prices, inviting goodwill and support from the community.
Miss Alma Lena Miasland and Luther Ballard were married Saturday morning at 9 45 at the bride’s parents home with only family present. Rev H Allan conducted the ceremony. Alma Lena, daughter of Mrs and the late K A Mjaaland, is from Novice and attended Civ Heh, class of 24. Ballard, formerly a telephone operator in Cliffethn, now in Novice, will start their life together at the couple’s new home.
Clefton high school boys defeated Cooper 43 to 14 to claim the county title and the right to represent the county in the Western contest. Clifton leads the district with five courts in use Hill, Bie, Johnson, Navarro and Bosque. Clifton to face Navarrodohnon winner next week. time and place to be set Monday. Morheim eliminated Fairview 12 to 8. Cooper earned right to meet Clifton in the finale at Valley Mille. Public sale announces Lucille De Cornell Brown’s serving, with several livestock and farming implements up for bid February 7 at Clifton.
Come worship at the Methodist church with Rev. C. B. Lindsey preaching in the evening. A Second Quarterly Conference will follow. All are warmly welcome. H. G. Story, PC.
Local notices list land transfers in Meridian including Sparks and Sparks, Keeden, Lane, Cormany, and Ditta. School updates cover tardy records, tuition charges, operetta success, enrollment totals, library silent reading cards, and an upcoming school district election for levy rates.
Fragmentary notes from a Juniom KY event list several names and topics. Lena Moffatt leads an introduction. Dots Mae Canuteren and Mamde Kileure appear in items about early sessions. Marjorie Arsher and Edgar Hel oe are noted with titles referencing a call and an auction.
Fragmentary OCR text lists names and terms with unclear roles or actions. The readable fragments mention individuals and generic terms suggesting a legal or public notice context but lack coherent structure or identifiable entities to form a complete event.
January social at Clifton College honors Prof. and Mire A. L. Bronxtad with candy piling and playful activities. Guests include Lawrence Westley Ernest Reesing Harold Dupe Marc Siete Posn devel Rowing Rickie B Stan mofah and others as refreshments of hot chocolate and coke end the evening.
In a church bulletin style note, the Church of Christ urges regular preaching on Sunday and Friday night gatherings. The message stresses being prepared for Christ’s coming, with the refrain be ye aloo ready and the assurance that the result is “Well done” for faithful listeners. The fragmented text mentions Bible study at 9 am and references to local places and times.
A garbled OCR segment mentions names and dates without clear context. It references handwritten phrases and scattered terms, making it difficult to determine an event, location, or人物.
The Queen Theatre hosts shows Monday and Tuesday featuring Walia 8 Harning Jim Ma rani Wry in nosebach and Pinta jad ieee RS arvehac. Admission 10 cents. Wednesday offers William Fox presentation of The Break wtaee success The Dancers, plus Fox Educational Pictures. Music by Reproduc o Organ.
Mrs Frank Brittain died Monday afternoon at the family home in the Coon Creek community east of Clifton after a long illness. Survived by a husband, several grown children and many grandchildren, she was a well known wife mother and grandmother. Funeral services were conducted by Rev Malley of Ware with interment in Coon Creek cemetery. Elder J E Mullins of this city spoke, noting she was mother to a county war dead who lost his life in France.
A May ivi shower was held Friday afternoon at the home of Aline Odegaard honoring Alia Larue Pavsland who will wed Luther Bollard of Novice Texas. Guests arrived to punch led by Francis Platt and James Mjeniand. The program featured piano solo Alice Clement reading by Madaline Ringe violin solo Minta Moffatt and a toast to the bride. A pink cake drawing hour followed with tokens of affection presented to the bride and her attendants.
Fragmented note lists events and items for sale at a Baptist church service. Mentions preaching Sunday night, prayer meetings, and hatching supplies. Includes names such as Hopkin Warhorse and Silver P. mm and Thurmond Box 408 Chi. Teas.
A concise note emphasizes valued patronage and mutual appreciation in commerce, urging customers to continue supporting businesses where appreciation is felt and service is attentive. The message frames appreciation as a reciprocal incentive to repeat patronage.
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