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Newspaper
Clifton Record
Location
Clifton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 26, 1945
Page
2
A farewell note expresses gratitude to WRAL listeners and residents of Roages and Meridyon counties. The writer thanks friends at the Bar and colleagues for patience and support during their tenure and wishes good years ahead into 1945.
Local church notices outline Sunday services at Trinity Lutheran and Augsburg Methodist in Cranfillia Gap. Activities include youth and junior choirs, parish aid meetings, midweek prayer, women’s groups, and confirmation classes with subjects on miracles and faith.
A church notice lists Divine Services at 1 30 p.m. and a young people's meeting led by Pastor Kein G. Kloppe at Clifton Memorial Church on February 2, with the Madnor pastor Wurmay serving.
Mrs Luin Turner of Cortes and family visited relatives near Dare over the weekend. Mr and Mrs Floyd Vickrey and a McGregor family group spent time with kin. The Thorps of Clifton were here Sunday with her parents Mr and Mrs J B Cox. Mr and Mrs P E Danaby spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs George McPadden. Otis Blue family visited Iredell. Avery Cox hosted a winter Sunday gathering. Several from the community attended Friday and Saturday events and a game between Giten and Mosbein with Mrs Herman Phillips and others present.
Mara FJ notes a wedding and moves to New Jersey. Navy service and medical discharge are mentioned. Mrs Tray Simmons is ill. Clifton and other locals visit. Clifton beats the boys while the girls win. Fort Worth visitors Dick Dickenson and family. weather hinders activities. Mrs Nora Jones and Mrs Leo Riddle travel to Manhelm. Paul Hightower visits. Miles family extended. Carl Henry quietly marries Adam Mae Wollem of Clifton. best wishes expressed.
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