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Newspaper
Clifton Record
Location
Clifton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 15, 1946
Page
3
Echoes from Clifton College report a Valentine’s Eve celebration as part of student life. The piece notes birthday events and Saint Valentine lore, mentions art club formation under Mrs Toloweky with officers Floyd Ballen and Knudson, and lists Japanese art topics and readings, ending with a local church event.
The 65:90 Club gave 500 to the Clifton College Building Fund in a ceremony led by president Doyle Borchers in front of students for Prof. Tynsen and Rev. W. T. Gigetad. Vere Anderson is in hospital. College teams won five games last week, girls sweeping three tournaments and the Cate splitting two conference games. Wins over Weatherford Jr. College 35-17, 40-89, and 15-14 for Gliton-Lakers teams, with Hardin College 62-17 and 41-17 losses in Wichita Falls. Visitors Tack Loper, Myrtice Nygaard, and others noted. Miss Thiry Haugen returned from NTBTC for Young People Convention at Trinity Lutheran.
Fort Worth teacher Miss Ruby Mixon, longtime Fort Worth resident and chapter president of the Fort Worth branch of the American Association of University Women, will preside over the annual open meeting on February 14 at the Coldulial Country Club. Guest speaker will be William Mandel, noted writer on Russia.
Local items note visits by Fay Thompson of Tarleton College in Stephenville, Lt. Col. Tope and family from Randolph Field, and other guests. Obituary for H. C. Odle in Meridian, tax and deed records of Bosque County show January collections and numerous property transfers. Hospital and court notes include Mr. Holt Hospital surgery, student visitations, and community notices.
Henry Hafer of the North Womack Conservation Group sods a channel with buffalo grass while Willie Hafer sows 10 acres of Hulam Clover. The Mississippi Farm Research notes 1040 era pasture yields and value, with current feed prices over $40. Cooperative efforts in Bosque Soil Conservation District push seeding and sodding of adapted grasses and legumes. References include Bermuda, Dallis grass, lespedeza, black medic, and mulched clover, with 4800+ pounds ordered. FOR SALE My tractor and all farming equipment. Mrs. W. H. Robertson Rt. 3 Valley Mills. 52-2tp
The Walnut Springs Home Demonstration Club formed last Thursday February 7 in the home of Mrs George Davin Jr. Officers elected include President Mrs C R Morris Vice President Mrs Jim Caddell Secretary Treasurer Mrs George Duviat Council Delegate Mrs Hugh Pike Council Alternate Mrs Loy Hilliard Orchard Demonstration led by Mr R Morris and Clothing Demonstration by Mrs Loy Hilliard. The club meets on the second and fourth Tuesdays with the agent joining on the fourth Tuesday. The next meeting is February 26 at Mrs John Caddell’s home with a dress form to be made under clothing demonstrator Mrs Loy Hilliard for Garland CHDA.
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