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Newspaper
Clifton Record
Location
Clifton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 27, 1931
Page
2
Unclear text fragment mentions Leghorns and Barton strain with references to birds like Baby Sansa. The readable portion is fragmentary and does not form a complete report or event.
Local items list visitors and residents including Ralph Griffin of Baylor University. Chas Amith in Dallas. Mr and Mrs Rey Pool in Dallas. Edwin Walker of McGregor. a car wreck on a sharp curve injuring several, with details of the crash. Baptist services and Sunday School schedule included.
Visitors pass through the East Entrance to the White House state rooms. The foyer features cream and red decor with red carnations and Marine Band in scarlet uniforms. The State Dining Room and Green Room reveal pink carnations and palms, leading to the Blue Room where the President and First Lady greet guests.
The text describes Mrs. Hoover in an orchid and silver brocade gown with a long train and decolletage detail at a White House gathering. President Hoover and cabinet members attended with guests, as the Marine Band played and the event opened with Hail to the Chief.
The Presbyterian Ladies announce a rummage sale to be held Saturday in the rear of Cowan's Cash Grocery. Proceeds support church activities. Donations are welcomed to Mrs. M. K. Bradstreet or Mrs. D. C. Halverson. helpers may arrange pickup. Denmark has 179 miles of air service routes.
A Meridian meeting confirmed Bosque County Day at the Southwestern Exposition and Fat Stock Show. Most towns will close schools and businesses for March 9 to attend. Over 600 tickets have been sold for the special Bosque County train and Louisiana Power Company officials will attend and offer rodeo passes to Four-H club boys.
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