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Newspaper
Clifton Record
Location
Clifton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 06, 1942
Page
8
Native born Gtton resident G. Anderson is mentioned in a school note. The week’s entry notes Mrs. Anderson and Fannie E. Cdi as sisters to Bam and references an attached record. Details are unclear due to garbled OCR.
Fort Worth report cites Governor Stevenson urging support for stock shows to boost meat production for the armed forces and allies. He stresses wartime needs and the livestock industry’s role in expanding beef and food supplies, noting gains from ongoing expeditions and demonstrations.
A Texan governor and Adj. Gen. J Watt Paro discuss war related information while reporters press for specifics on submarine threats near Chilath and Port Aransas. Officials say they hold back sensitive details to protect public safety and national defense. Stevenson comments on censorship and guarding living standards.
A fragment reveals a college code urging students to follow rules for moral conduct. It lists weekend visits by students and staff to various towns, noting friends and relatives in the dorms and casual social details. The text reflects campus life and social updates from Clifton Junior College.
Otis A. Pederson wed Dorothy Rose Anderson in Corsicana Sunday afternoon at Whaley Memorial Methodist Church. The bride, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Fred M. J. Anderson, wore azalea crepe and blue tricotine, with bridesmaids in Montreal outfits. The reception followed at the Anderson home, and the couple plans to reside at 797 West Second. Pederson is an athletic coach at the junior high.
R L Hopson of Dallas visited his parents near Meridian. Alma Butler and Maye French were business visitors in Austin. Emily Sayles, student at T W C Fort Worth, visited her parents. Billy Cureton of Kelly Field visited his parents in Meridian. Mrs Minus Standifer and children joined Mr Standifer in Fort Worth with Mrs Avery Lomax accompanying them. Jean White, student at T SC W Denton, visited her parents. Mrs Heidel hosted by her friend Mrs W E Heidel. Maribel White visited her parents. Luncheon at B and C Cafe honored Mrs Carew Retrenter. Out of town guests included Mrs RA French and Mrs Homer Woody. Mrs Cora McEntire and Mrs Charley Myers attended. Grady Baker visited in Dallas. W E Ray and Linda Low of Walnut Springs visited Clara Richards. District Missionary Institute attended at St Pauls Cleburne. North Texas Teachers College professor met Bosque County teachers for extension course. Marriage licenses listed for Sanders Mortis, Thiele Olson Floyd Ellis Gibson. Railsback of Lamesa remittance noted.
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