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Newspaper
Clifton Record
Location
Clifton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 18, 1944
Page
8
Afternoon reports note eight parties canceled and Valentine greetings withheld. Teachers praise freshmen for participation while a writing contest selects a winner of 103.ë for best composition. A new library set in Meridian aids club reading as students thank staff and hope to return.
Fragmented notes from an administration page discuss price caps in foreign markets and potential opportunities. A transportation expert from a university is cited predicting changes in air transport capacity and licensing, with speculative timelines and unnamed entities.
Mrs. Johnny Olson received a letter from Aubrey Smith, a fellow G company member, describing October 4 mortar attacks at a small station town. He recounts wounds to Olson and another captain, hospitalization, and hope to return home. Mrs Buck leaves Texas for a multi week visit with relatives.
A February 12 ceremony united Lt. George Zerber and Miss Mavin Port in a home wedding. The bridal party and guests filled the room with carnations, pink blooms, and candlelight as Wagner pieces accompanied the rite. The bride wore white with rhinestone trim, and the groom’s party included Best Man Lt. Herber and Maids of Honor. The couple will reside in Belton after a brief honeymoon.
The event celebrates Cortix and Tea with a dinner on February 11. Attendees include Mr and Mrs Arsext Johnson, Mr and Mrs A Bittle, Mrs Bot Rarlo Tra Me, Mrs Chaziea Johns and family, Aveey TR Jr, and others plus Barbara Ann and Ar mth Golden. The text lists several attendees and relatives among the guests.
Busy Bee H D Chub met at Mrs B W Humphries home February 1. Twelve members answered roll call. Minutes read and approved. Sub members made two gowns for former president Mrs Geo Jackson who is in hospital but improving at home. Mrs Mitton Brown elected delegate to District meeting. Secretary reminded to send greeting. Miss Miller gave garden hints and peanut butter recipe. Next meeting at Mrs Jeans home, with Mrs Sam Jones. Council Saturday February 19 at City Hall Clifton. Reporter.
The Womacks hosted a Valentine themed party for local youths after their community gathering, inviting children to enjoy games, crafts, and treats in a festive, family friendly event.
After several games the children were seated and a Valentine search by Pfc. L. C. Hafer led to an assortment of sandwiches chips olives animal cookies pretzels pink lemonade. Neighbors and friends are thanked for kindness and sympathy after the death of a husband and father. Mrs. A. O. Nelson and children send thanks for floral offerings. Mrs. C. H. Reese travels to Arthur to visit the first grandchild born to Mr. and Mrs. Joe Reese.
Neal B. Brynis and Nipe son Neal Curtis of Dallas visit on Sunday to spend time with local relatives and friends.
Local theater listings reveal Gary Cooper and George Raft with Souls at Sea shown Thursday tonight. Sunday and Monday feature Mitchell O Shea and Susan Hayward in Ack London.
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