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Newspaper
Clifton Record
Location
Clifton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 04, 1930
Page
6
Ripley notes that the Liberty Bell was not rung on the Fourth of July and urges readers to seek true freedom through Christ. He cites Galatians about liberty and warns against using freedom for self indulgence. A courtroom scene reveals a suitcase of baby clothes taken from a parked car.
A 1980 notice lists Democratic primary selections including candidates for Congress 11th District and various county offices. It references Vernon Lemens and Clara French Richards among others and notes a Texan recount of political endorsements. A stray sentence mentions a man who believes he was swindled over auto tracts as someone drove off with a new vehicle.
Valley Mills and nearby communities report multiple obituaries and funeral notices. Harrlain Hollingsworth was buried at Post Oak. Mr. Molingworth died after transport to a temple. community events include church grounds cleanup and a July church picnic with candidate speaking invitations. Mrs. W. A. Tripp, 68, died Saturday. funeral at First Baptist Morgan with burial at Ruswell Cemetery. survivors listed.
Methodist Church announces Sunday School at 10 a m preaching at 1 a m and 9 20, Junior League Monday 8 20, Senior League Sunday 7 45 p m, Quarterly Conference Sunday 4 pm, Woman's Missionary Society meeting, prayer Wednesday 8 30. Pastor W T Boulware invites all to attend.
A facsimile of the August 20 1778 Maryland Journal and Baltimore Advertiser shows George Washington and brother Land acquiring patents to 28 000 acres. The land to be leased to a responsible buyer with two miles cleared in two years and an orchard planted if the owner stays five years. Prices quoted include wheat six shillings per bushel and corn two shillings nine pence, with flour sold in three grades.
Willis Olean of Cranfills Gap pays another year’s support for HL Danby Olson, father of the popular figure Boas, amid city chatter.
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