Fragmented OCR note on state, date, and raid details
Fragmentary text describes an event at dawn February 1 involving state and raid mentions. Names and places are obscured, with references to Austin and a department, but specifics remain unclear.
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Newspaper
Clifton Record
Location
Clifton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 06, 1948
Page
2
Fragmentary text describes an event at dawn February 1 involving state and raid mentions. Names and places are obscured, with references to Austin and a department, but specifics remain unclear.
A church notices weekly schedule with Wednesday choir practice at 7:00 PM and Monday men’s chorus at 2:00 PM. It invites the public to Sunday worship and Sunday School and Bible classes, plus women’s chorus at 8:30. Holy Communion served. address 7220-6.
The Lutheran Church announces six mid week Lenten services themed The Call of the Cross. Services urge personal repentance and salvation through Jesus and invite those without a church home to attend next Wednesday at 7 30. Pastor F. Biclefelle leads.
A church notice lists Divine Worship and Holy Communion at multiple congregations including Our Saviors Lutheran Church of Norse and First Baptist Church. It details Sunday School times, morning and evening services, youth and women’s groups, and visiting pastors. Members are invited to all services and to join in various midweek Bible study and missionary activities.
Local Mosheim column mentions Henry's mother Mrs Ollie Rich and numerous relatives visiting from California and Gainesville. The text lists gatherings at Clifton and Rosebud with multiple households, birthdays, and upcoming social events including a party planned for Thursday February 12.
Local residents from Clifton and nearby areas shared weekend visits. Miss Hetty June Thomas returned from Houston, Otis Blue and family hosted at his son’s home, and Cortes Brooks and Bonnie Blaine visited relatives. An infant, Fanny Cox, remained ill for the week.
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