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Newspaper
Clifton Record
Location
Clifton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 03, 1974
Page
3
Details of classified advertising rates for prepaid and billed insertions, including word counts and additional word charges. Rates cover display ads with borders, boxes, and notices such as cards of thanks or memorials. Deadline noted as 2 p.m. each Tuesday with contact phone and box number.
The Clifton Telephone Company filed with the Federal Government a Compliance Assurance under Title VI of the Civil Rights Act promising nondiscrimination in all program activities and facility operations. It commits to equal treatment in service, rates, and extensions, and provides a process to file complaints with the Secretary of Agriculture or Rural Electrification Administration, with deadlines and confidentiality provisions.
Mulligan Stew kicks off the 4H Foods and Nutrition series on Chamett from 6 30 to 10 am starting January 3 1974 and runs for six consecutive Saturday mornings. The program is provided by the Agricultural Extension Service.
Diverse items from food science and labor policy to home economics. Topics include meat tenderness cues from bone, minimum wage and labor standards under the Fair Labor Standards Act, employment banks, and OSHA-related claims, plus home economics guidance on cookware care and nutrition education.
Classified snippet lists Bulls for sale two animals ages twelve and twenty months from Rada Ranch Meridian along with contact numbers 485-2523 and 437-2429. Also advertises sale of sharpening services at 211 North Avenue J with Jesse A Johnson phone 675-3788. Additional items include Christmas gifts an organ drum guitar and a mini bike in need of repairs and two registered black poodles five weeks old with viewing at Paul Brune’s home Valley Mills phone 932-6251.
Advertisement notes contact Bun Cummings of Mosheim Texas for bulldozing of all types and provides a phone number 945 3296 for inquiries.
The writer thanks relatives friends and nursing staff for excellent care during a hospital stay. A special thanks is extended to Dr Key for his kindness. Sincerely Mrs Lincoln Ferris itc.
Words express our deep appreciation to the doctors especially Dr Wicher and the nurses who faithfully ministered to our beloved husband and father. Thanks to Rev Horak for visits and prayers. Gratitude to relatives friends neighbors Zion United Church of Christ Fellowship Hall Womack helpers and music. Special thanks to J B Darden and staff. May you have equally fine friends in your loss.
Funeral services were held in Clifton for Archie H. Moorman 80 Meridian with Rev Davenport and Rev J H Smith officiating. Pallbearers included Omar Robinson Meridian Dr. David Moorman Huntsville Donald Eaton Birmingham Richard Eeton Burleson Bob McMillan Brownwood Hector McMillan Levelland. He died Monday December 26 at Temple Hospital and is buried in Clifton Cemetery. He was born September 18 1891 in Holylson to Edmond and Laura Moorman. A WWI veteran, he served in France and Germany and later farmed near Coyote. He is survived by his wife J. Ranzition Ardmore Okla Neene Moorman Wy and other relatives. He was active in the First United Methodist Church Meridian after 1919.
Corner Pecan and North Avenue East lists morning worship at 11 a.m. Sunday School at 10 a.m. and evening worship at 6 p.m. The note about transportation costs states six cents of every food dollar is taken, with most food hauled hundreds of miles from producer to consumer, per Gwen Dolyn Clyatt of Texas A&M University System.
The article recounts an eight hour day law passed in 1808 for federal laborers and notes U S Department of Labor investigations under the Age Discrimination in Employment Act. It cites 1973 figures on workers fired or denied jobs, promotions, or fringe benefits, and mentions training, demographics, and charitable groups. It also offers home economics tips on wax finishing, furniture cushions, and baby development.
Pasadena businessman James Wagner is credited with conceiving the post season football bowl game in 1902 to promote Pasadena's Tournament of Roses. Early bowls carried different names, like the Festival of Palms Game for the Orange Bowl and the Alligator Bowl for the Gator Bowl, with the Sugar Bowl linked to the site of a historic sugar plantation.
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