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Newspaper
Clifton Record
Location
Clifton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 26, 1951
Page
2
A fragmented note from the record office mentions a shy eyed girl with plans for the future and a wedding, alongside a line about sale forms and a placeholder name. The text is garbled but hints at a personal milestone connected to marriage and an upcoming event.
Multiple area churches announce services and events. Divine Worship at 11 a.m. with Evangelist John Erickson. church groups schedule classes, youth services, and choir practices. Edmund Beaver, Pastor. Paul Adams, Pastor. J B Grittin, Pastor. Walter T. Gigstad, Pastor listed among others. The notices invite public worship and participation across Methodist, Lutheran, Assembly of God, Pentecostal, and Church of Christ congregations with varied weekly schedules.
Jo Christine Johnson married Jan 12 at a Grand parish with Rev MeNight Fite officiating. Bride wore a wool suit and carried a pink satin Bible. attendants included Betty Lou Langley and Flora Mae Stryker. reception followed in parish hall with guests and cake and punch served by hosts and attendants.
Experienced former Treasury Department collector offers year round bookkeeping services. Guidance on income tax returns emphasized to maximize benefits, with professional expertise in accurate record keeping and filing.
Two Clifton students apply for degrees to be awarded at North Texas State College graduation on February 1. Due to the large class there will be no speaker. Exercises take place in the new Men's Gymnasium. David O Nabors will receive a bachelor of business administration degree. Lloyd V Matson is also listed among the graduates.
An unclear report mentions Jack Berkley and Jock Berkley tied to a ranch incident last week. The fragment references an injured person and doctors tending blood flow, but details are severely garbled and unresolved.
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