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Newspaper
Clifton Record
Location
Clifton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 12, 1943
Page
2
A garbled set of quotes discusses Germany, electoral calendars, and the idea of a third position party. It mentions concerns about campaigns, national unity, and potential shifts in U S politics with references to a Coca-IBipert executive and a trip to Mexico.
Congressman R Poage of Texas decries a Work Or Fight order as contrary to Congress intent, arguing it uses military service as punishment and harms farm pricing. He cites Department of Agriculture and OPA actions on seasonal price ceilings and peanut and citrus pricing disparities, urging detailed regulatory reform and parity for Texas farmers. He closes noting a tall Java fern species observed in nature.
Local church calendars list service times and classes for BION Evangelical Church in Womack and Clifton Baptist Church. Items include Sunday divine worship and Sunday School, midweek choir and confirmation instruction, and a Friday February 12 child watershed meeting at City Hall. Congregants urged to attend and participate.
Sunday services listed for February 14 1943 include church school preaching youth fellowship and evening worship with a seven week All-Out Attendance drive through March 28 aimed at renewing devotion and informing members about church programs. Men meet February 18 at City Hall for supper and fellowship. Wallace N Dunson minister.
Sunday February 14 features 10 a.m. Sunday School and 11 a.m. Divine service in German at St. Pauls Lutheran with Pastor Sieur Clifton. Cranfills Gap events include 10 a.m. Sunday School 12 p.m. male chorus, 3 p.m. junior choir, and March 7 8 9 Spring Texas Circuit Meeting at St Olaf with Women’s Missionary Federation. Public notices mention bishopric and choir activities. pocket aid kit promotes sugar and coffee supplies.
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