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Newspaper
Clifton Record
Location
Clifton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 11, 1946
Page
2
Congressman W R Poage writes from abroad praising opportunities to observe wartime needs and the welfare of soldiers and sailors. He plans to resume weekly letters on return to Washington and expresses hope to explore cultural production later, ending with best wishes for a happy and successful new year.
The page lists service times, events, and notices from multiple churches including Pauls Lutheran, Glap Liveran, and Methodist in Cranfills Gap and Valley Mills. It notes sermons, Sunday school, choir practices, meetings, and an obituary-like item about Walter T. Gigatad’s ministry and a Navy discharge story about a former parishioner’s son.
The article lists residents including Mrs N J Walker and Mrs Floyd Patterson visiting Clifton with relatives. It notes a visit to Walter's Cafe and mentions phonograph records with several names tied to the event, while describing a bustling social scene around music and errands.
Mariage vows were solemnized Saturday evening December 22 for Mary Lee Colwick daughter of Mr and Mrs M L Colwick of 5519 Culver Street Dallas and John T Scoggins son of Mrs Sam Scoggins of Dallas The ceremony took place at the bride’s parents home in the presence of immediate family with Rev O L Torvit officiating The bride wore aqua wool with black accessories and gardenia corsage Jane Colwick attended in a powder blue coat suit Chrysanthemum corsage The bride is a Wood ern Witton High School graduate and the groom a Forest Avenue High School graduate He recently served as a lieutenant in the 86th Division in the European Theater for 31 months The couple will make Dallas their home
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