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Clifton Record

Location

Clifton, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jan 29, 1943

Page

8

Engagement of Netley Goodall to Wes Oliver Wendell

Fort Worth area notice details the engagement and forthcoming wedding of Netley Goodall to Wes Oliver Wendell. Wendell, a UT Galveston medical graduate, is serving internship at City-County Hospital Fort Worth and plans to begin residency next year. The couple will reside in Fort Worth after the wedding.

Wen Aoon Willies Georrs Gootall Waposace Netley Wes Oliver Wendell Fort Watts D. Goodall Iterary Rociety Amd Hocernedoir Bustrurtor Wyxter Maside Bort Worth de City-County Fort Ware A. & Asay Fort Worth

Bury Bee Club Adopts New Secretary After Meeting

Fragmentary minutes show the Bury Bee Club fastened on annual reporting and then handed the book to the new secretary, Mrs. Andrew McPachen, as committee members prepared to conclude the session.

Bury Bee Club Andrew. McPachen

Fairview Social Roundup Notices and Travel Plans

Fairview residents report visits among Mr and Mrs Maurice Rice and children, Mr and Mrs Low White and children, Mr and Mrs Eckert and Joyce, Mr and Mrs A L Blepert, Wr and Mrs Claud Kelly, and Mr and Mrs Bearden and sync. Mrs R L Bootes plans to California to join her son, a soldier, with other children there. The B D Gub completed their Red Cross quilt work last Wednesday.

Maurice Rice B.D. Gub

Wanted Man for Hard Work and Quick Promotion

University of Texas students exceeded the two day goal on Victory Drive by selling 2260 dollars in war stamps and bonds. Their initial target was 2000 dollars. The ad describes an ideal man focused on punctuality neat appearance and truthful conduct.

Ehrough University of Texas

Treasury pushes War Savings drive from hamlets to cities

Washington reports retailers nationwide join a Treasury Department campaign to sell additional War Savings Stamps and Bonds. The drive aims to surpass 100,000 albums, with sales averaging over 50 million dollars monthly, supported by a slogan equating an album to a soldier. School children are urged to play a key role, with sales expected around 200 million dollars for the current year.

Ashington D. C Rm Lion Tressury Department Barnes Treasury Department Treasury Psiromee Depertenat

Smokeless Powder From Wood Pulp Boosts Output and Cuts Costs

Wilmington DelThirty two million dollars in AN49 explosive powder content will be met by a new process producing smokeless powder from cellulose derived from wood pulp. Previously cotton cellulose dominated. The wood pulp method, aided by rayon and timber firms, raises output about 25 percent and reduces reliance on Canada and Australia for supplies.

Wilmington Del United States Fayon Rayon California Washington United Nations Canada Aur-talia

Tire and Tube Certificates Issued to Area Residents

A list shows multiple individuals receiving tire and tube certificates across several towns. Names include Andrew B. Vilna Clifton W. T. Poston Valley Mills Ben Neal Trestell and Meridian ED Gillaspie and George C. Hix, with quantities detailing tires and tubes issued in each case.

Bos Andrew B. Vilna Ragedile Clifton B.A. Hinton Valley Mille Allen Dawnon Iredell W. T. Poston Mosheim Ies Ben Neal Trestell Willian Helm Gillaspie Meridian Vinson,Morgan Yo Faublon Valley Mills George C. Hix Cliftan Rimer Smith Walnut Springs

Kenny paralysis victims treated at Gonzales foundation

At the Warm Springs foundation in Gonzales Tony, a physiotherapist Loraine Sullivan, and 14 young patients receive treatment. Directors Millican and Mine Millican plan to enroll more, amid a flood of letters requesting care as polio cases rise in Texas.

Gonzales Tony Ynent Warn Springs Foundation Loraine Sullivan Warm Springs Millican Ua Minneota Texas Techiclan Texas Gonasies Geriogs Paris

Cairo Messenger Says It Will Not Accept New Subscriptions

The Cairo Messenger, a weekly, announced on the front page that it will stop taking new subscriptions in 1948. Publisher Bator H. and Wind say they will do their part to support the paper, even if it means reducing the paper’s size. The Messenger reports a circulation of about 2,000.

Cairo Memnger Ite Messenger

Community News From Lanes Chapel Church Events

A large crowd attended Sunday services at Lanes Chapel with an Epworth League program at eight o clock. Visitors are welcome and community cooperation is urged. Many local residents hosted guests from Whitehall Searaville and near Clifton. Several pairs visited, hosted meals, and relatives visited in Mosheim Valley Mills and nearby areas.

Epworth League Lowell Cox Sr Kirby Cox Whitehall Joe Bearden Searaville Charles Johnson Near Clifton W. H. Raley Alvin Bardett Merchant ‘Marines Mis. Lethe, Bartlett Alvarado J.B. Alexander P. E. Dansby Alvarado Priday Oscar Bergman R. M. Lane Avery Cox Mise Joyce Alexander Tur Valley Mills Floyd Vicking Waco

Indiana Firm Extends Newspaper Ads For 1943 War Effort

Standard Oil Company of Indiana said it will keep newspapers as its main advertising medium in 1943 after a survey on wartime readership. A Weyeurshd shepherd girl killed in Pomiveica, Spain, with a blow from a crook recently.

Indiana Company Chicago Standard Oil Company of Indiana Pomiveica Spain

Ethoes From Clifton College Update

Clifton College notes reflect student moves and plans as Wadell Blue completes business courses and returns home. Dorothy Printe pursues greener pastures possibly to California. Raymond Younger hints at new ventures with Uncle Sam. Show plans for New Voyager set for February 17 and 18. New arrivals Syble HI and Wands Bollier join Clifton for this term. Alumni Rex Colwick visits before term, Ensign Bob Pederson and family in town, plus Odie Pederson from Fort Worth. Beer bottle salvage news rounds out the column.

Wadell Blue Tredell Caliefornia Raymond Younger Uncle Sam Raymond Pegey Voyager Jonesboro Syble HI Wands Bollier Rex Colwick Clinton Bergman Camp Howse Gainesville Texas Odie Pederson Fort Worth Clifton Ensign Bob Pederson Kansas

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