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Newspaper
Clifton Record
Location
Clifton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 09, 1948
Page
7
Miss Bekkelund of Rowen Clifton won a slogan contest with the line Waar? pice Py Dey pay Dueheln Tons in 46. The prize included a pen and jewelry and the slogan will be printed on a play board for the coming year.
Coordinated plans cover 18631 acres or one third of the area in the Meridian Work Unit Bosque Soil Conservation District. In 1847 through 1947 cooperators planned 8147 acres in pasture and cropland, planted Austrian Winter Peas Hairy Vetch and crimson clover on 7436 acres, with thousands more replanted to soil improving legumes. A rotational grazing plan preserved pastures, 122 miles of terraces and 50 000 feet of diversions were built. Bob Williams relocated to Mason District with staff providing technical help.
Miss Frances Moone former Meridian Public schools teacher visited friends in Meridien during the holidays now teaches at Velasen for four years. Mr and Mrs Paul Plat visited his mother Emma D Plats and returned to Alene. UDC Chapter hosted its annual Christmas tea with colonial costumes and vocal selections by Mrs John Roberson and piano by Clara P Richards. Twelve teens performed music. Mrs David Barker and Elaine Avirett read poems. Tea served by Mrs East White, Mrs David Barker, and Mrs Clara Lumpkin. Marriage licenses issued: Rueverne Flett and Mary Eugenia Fowler. Frank O Helidrickton and Anna Gertrude Smith. Home Demonstration Agent schedule listed activities in Mountain Walnut Springs and other clubs with various demonstrations and visits.
A chaotic OCR of a travel letter from Nes Rolvsoy Norway describes visits with relatives in New York and Texas, plus reflections on American life. The writer mentions family members, historical notes, and observations on friends, with scattered names and places, including Walnut Springs and Oklahoma. The piece reads as a fragmented personal communique from the author to friends and kin.
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