20 Jan 1933
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Newspaper
Clifton Record
Location
Clifton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 20, 1933
Page
1
The Cranfills Gap High School News announces staff changes with Editor-in-Chief Guy Warren and team members Dee Bell Kelly, Edward Brasher, and Reuben Neie for the upcoming school year.
Cranfills Gap High School ex students stage a play this Saturday sponsored by Miss Adams of Hico with 40 percent of receipts earmarked for the athletic fund. The new auditorium offers ample seating as the crowd is hoped for.
The Times notes two American pictures miscaptioned about England. Buckingham Palace riot and King in open car were old images from Epsom Downs and royal welcome, not current events. Corrections emphasize avoiding false impressions that strain Anglo American relations. American papers should verify before printing.
The column surveys growing cotton uses from binding highways to paper and notes Texas prospects. It urges marking historic sites, hosting exhibits at Chicago 1933, and inviting national participation in a 1936 Centennial. Also reports on agricultural trials, citrus institute plans, and student activities at a Texas college.
The Clifton Public School News Items list shows editors and their titles with Editor-in-Chief Harvey Lee Scarlett News Editor Cleo Hoff School Editor Dorothy Baldridge Sports Editor Happy Jenson Humor and Feature Editor Joe Grimland Club Editor Johnie Polk Johnnie Lee Ryan.
The notice expresses gratitude to neighbors and friends for deeds and sympathy during illness and death of the wife daughter and sister. Signed by Onee Jenkins and son Don, Mr and Mrs J H Cash and family, and Mr and Mrs E Jenkins and family.
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