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Newspaper
Clifton Record
Location
Clifton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 14, 1938
Page
4
A town newspaper explains a false item about a wedding published as fact and corrected later. The editor notes readers expect true reports, urges subscribers to report errors, and discusses how market and subscription notices affect the paper.
York January Democratic chairman James A Parley said Sunday that returns from the Jackson Day dinners indicate a profit of over 400000. The Washington dinner yielded more than 100000. The note suggests funds may help retire a 200000 debt. LYNCHING BILL DEFIED Senate set to fortify hostilities. Senators from the South and a few Northerners plan vigorous opposition on constitutional grounds. A secret meeting aimed to date the bill for thorough debate. Senator Connally of Texas called the measure purely political and an invasion of state rights.
Sunday services at Materan Church include morning worship at 9 00. Youth League meets Sunday night at 7 00. Cranwills Gap church holds morning worship January 16 at 9 00 with Burndey Shoot. Weekly schedule includes Monday 7 00 pm prayer, Wednesday 7 00 pm mixed choir, Saturday 9 00 am catechetical class. Walter J. Mankestad is pastor.
The church reports strong Sunday attendance despite rain and invites all Clifton to join January events. Weeklong programs from January 23 to 30 feature Dr B Feldey preaching, the Men’s Chorus from St Olaf Cranfills Gap, Aldersgate sermon by Bishop Ram ADIT Bows, Clifton College Glee Club, Methodist Home orchestras, elder Dr Stanford speakers, and a film by Clint Shirley on his world tour at City Auditorium.
The Lord came in mighty power upon the Brotherhood meeting Tuesday evening with sixty two members in attendance.
Kendall, pastor, invites members to revival services and a Bible study at Fidelis Matrona. The Brotherhood plans an evening gathering next Tuesday followed by regular services. Attendees are asked to pray for guidance and to attend Sunday services at the city mall or auditorium.
There will be no airviews held here Sunday. The next church service will be held on Sunday January 28, Herbert Baur, Pastor.
The By og embers of the congregation voted to keep Norwegian and English services. English will be standard Sunday morning and one Sunday per month will have a Sunday afternoon Norwegian service. The change aims to accommodate members who prefer each language while preserving faithful attendance and weekly preaching. Services are at 11:00 a.m. with Sunday School at 10:00 a.m. and Communion at 11:46 a.m.
The church announces Sunday School and Bible Classes at 10 a m and Divine services at 11 a m on Sunday January 1. A postponed Young People Society meeting is at 7 p m in the church hall. Men's Club meets Tuesday at 7 p m with Mr and Mrs C M Golwick. Confirmation class Saturday at 9:80 a m and Junior class Saturday at 1:80 p m. Btringers and visitors welcome, P E Thorson, Pastor.
IMMANUEL LUTHERAN CHURCH announces Sunday School and Bible class at 9 80 a m with English preaching at 10 30 a m. Elders to be inducted after service. Divine service at Goat's School Houre at 2 80 p m. Devotion and topic discussion at 7 00 p m. Catechetical instruction 1 30 p m Saturday. G A Obenhaus, Pastor. Endowments of American colleges total over 1 500 000 000. FOR RENT modern three rooms apartment near in. Dr G W Colflit phone 1 1p. Political announcements show county officials and primary race details for 1908. Alfred Mardwick for County Clerk and Clark Royal for Sheriff listed.
A local gathering centers on Mr Crosss proposal to stabilize farm income through price guarantees and soil conservation measures. Speakers stress land ownership, family farms, and protection for farmers over brokers as supporters applaud his approach and seek further discussion.
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