Week Of Prayer Services Continue With Large Crowds
The community hosts week long religious gatherings with high attendance at final meetings. Local churches urge participation to support troops and pray for peace. A long obituary notes the death of Mrs. W. Golden, listing birth, family, church ties, and funeral details in Clifton and Meridian with official escorts and a large attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Worth
Kennard Golden
Yedaboma City
Minx
Dee Canuteton
Tessa
Meredith Golden
Oleahoma “City
Sinters
Mra
Belle Arnold
Moridlung Stra
P. Greenwade
Living Waste Cutton
Ind Mire
C. Fy Faulkner
Whitney
Texay
Cunberland Presbyterian Church
Meridian
Pirat Presbyterian Church
Clifton
John Hi. Newton
Frlunda
Trea and
Williamman
Ehinred
Techielennotors
Harry Wock
Tyler FM
Coe Hurst
Moh Mott
Frederick Penson
Hamp Arnold
Mrs Mac Mitchell Sees Hip Breakage Reversed by New Treatment
88 year old Mrs Mac Mitchell reportedly used a new treatment enabling her to rise from a chair after a fall. Details describe metal pin methods and surgical notes, with daughter Mrs Geen at Colcord 12. In reporting, the Wad Nowee Tribune notes improved mobility and reduced pneumonia risk for elderly patients.
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Mac Mitchell
Gi Olson
Moe Ly Mitchell
Aurgeon
Mitchell
Mee
MG. Geen
Wycken Bowen
Anys Hillcrest
Lawrence Payne
Aeronshuir
Lewens
Silderty
Victory School Well Attended at Community Service Event
A large, enthusiastic group of home-making girls attended the Victory Cooking School and Time Conservation Clinic held in the display room of Community Public Service Company on Tuesday afternoon January 19. Mrs Stahl Steinbanney, our Home Economies Director, gave a lecture on electrical appliances and related topics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mig Victory
Community Public Service Company
Dinsdey Starnoon
Swllitdia
Bisien
Detylie
Herndon
Herrier Dajartment
Mra. Huth Steinbanney
Pi Walutiona Directir
Ieieaire
Bunnie
War Work Center Lowers Youth Training Age at Burns Texas
The War Work Center in Burns Texas begins the new year by lowering the training age to sixteen for youths to learn machine shop welding and metal work for war production and government work. The program offers room, board, work clothes, and weekly wages, with eligibility for Latin American youths and both married and single individuals under certain limits.
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Inks Dam
Burns
Texas
Nore
Tris Das
Walding
Redio
Take Dem
Jury Convicts Farmer Under Bollworm Law in Edinburg
Edinburg Texas Ken yon a farmer was convicted by a county court jury of violating the pink bollworm law. He contended his field was wet and he could not plow the cotton stalks. The case is part of a series of trials against four men charged under the act. The enforcement is led by D B L Mcfinchon in the Rio Grande Valley. The pink bollworm is described as a major threat to cotton. The article also notes university actions on resistance research and related War Information Office notes.
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Edinburg
Texas
Kenyon
Nder
D. BL
Mcfinchonn
Rio Grande Valley
Beling
Mont
Public Warned Not To Dash To Fires
Clifton Volunteer Fire Company urges the public not to crowd near fires. Citizens blocking access hinder fire trucks and personnel. Officials request orderly behavior and appreciation for volunteers while ensuring vehicles remain clear of blocks around fire scenes.
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Cary
Clifton Volunteer Fire Company
Egg production increase urged by Texas extension service
Uncle Sam calls for Texas to raise egg output by 11 percent in 1943 and expand poultry flocks. Recommendations include increasing laying capacity, staggered hatches, and better housing, water, and feed space. Emphasis on local sourcing of chicks, avoiding railroad delays, and enforcing city poultry ordinances.
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Uncle Sam
Texas
Staten E. R. Lawrence
A. & M. College Extension Service
Rappiu
Doe Henry
Bert Gradon
Pat Neff To Address Clifton Masonic Lodge Friday Night
Former Governor Pat M Neff will speak at Clifton Mull sone Lodge No 360 Friday night June 22 at 10 The meeting will be attended by prominent Masons including Past Grand Master Alva Bryan Wr George Belew Grand Secretary Wa Bill Quebe and others from Waco The lodge chartered in 1872 is now 71 years old Past Masters of Clifton Lodge No 360 will receive special recognition A letter from Grand Master Rogers Kelley regrets not attending The 48th Masonic District Deputy Master was appointed in 1901
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Pat M. Neff
Grand Lodge of Texas
Clifton Mullsone Lodge
Rogers Kelley
U. S. Army
Clifton Lodge
48Th
Masonic Ditrict
Pvt Oris Pierson II Now Attending School
Private Oris Pierson II writes from Big Spring Texas noting a return to schooling at 8 am in the mornings and barracks at noon. He describes front office work at the Medical Detachment and administrative duties, reflecting on familiar duties and a growing fit for the role amid good weather and a strong group of soldiers.
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Orie Pierson
Big Spring
Texas
Amin
Clifton
Therr
Cam
Oris
Mrs Clement Kincheloe in Hart In Accident
Mr and Mrs Robert Baldridge were summoned to Austin to see their daughter Mrs Clement Kincheloe who lay seriously hurt after a late Sunday night automobile wreck near Burnet. She was taken to Breckenridge Hospital with possible head injury and a fractured ankle, then may be brought to Clifton for recovery.
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Robert L. Baldridge
Austin
Clement Kincheloe
Breckenridge Hospital
Burnet
Indy
Sambussance
Brecken Bridge Hospital
Kincheloo
Baldridge
Inauguration at Austin Marks Simple Ceremony
Austin January 20 a brief ceremony opened by Governor Chloe R Stevenson and Lieutenant Governor John Lee Smith before a joint legislature session. Citizens attended as the inauguration proceeded in a quiet, orderly manner with local officials and attendees noting the concise event.
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Austin
Jan
Chloe R. Stevenson
John Lee Smith
Former Clifton Resident Visits From Lubbock
Mrs. Quest, long time Clifton resident and former officer and saleswoman at Schow Brothers store, returned with Arto from Lubbock for a short visit to relatives and friends. She spent years in California with son Jolly Quest and admired the California earthquake from afar.
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Tin Quest
Stn Arto
Lubbock
Clifton
Quest
Schow
Visit of Dorie Helm and relatives at Governor’s inaugural
Mr Dorie Helm visited Thursday for a few hours with relatives and friends. He works in Fort Worth with federal government. Mrs Helm, employed in Austin in a federal office, joined at the Governor's inaugural ceremony. They planned a short vacation and Mrs Helm would accompany her husband.
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Dorie B. Helm
Fort Worth
Rank Beofield
Austin
Hele
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