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Newspaper
Clifton Record
Location
Clifton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 12, 1929
Page
2
The fragment outlines dates and details for the 1909 Farmers Ebert Cerne events at A. & MM. College. It mentions course reservations, accommodations, and contact hints for participants. Reading notes indicate crowd advice, age references, and a hint of regional locations and organizers, though much is garbled.
An event labeled the Emergency Shelter demonstration drew interest and featured a plan to address incidents at A. Mt College. A formal debate proposed abort course teachings and outlined a plan for further action with local officials and residents.
Methodist church notices list a 14m session on preaching at 11am and a meeting of Warnan's Mankmars Society Mer tag. Additional references mention Widnes Bpst Tou, Mellnntiat Crane and WT Becteare pastor in a brief, fragmentary notice.
The event featured Rev G A Olventem officiating and a bride in satin lace with orange bouquet details. Attendants included Clara Becker and Mary Bath, with Miss Obenbams in yellow crepe chiffon, pink roses, and a pink rose georgette bow. The ceremony was followed by a reception with gifts and music, while the Clifton Record reports related community notices and financial details of the event.
A social event titled Grand Ball is scheduled for Friday July 19 at Live Oak Hall. The program features a light entertainment segment with music and prayer led by community figures Anita Phimpey and Jaze Hoonde, amid church committee activity.
Howie began with seven horned frogs native to west Texas plains and placed them in a red ant bed near TCU to trap their own line. Three escaped before recapture leaving a curious episode in Oxford, Alabama.
The funeral for Mrs. Mingus, longtime Palo Pinto and Bosque County resident, was held in Alvord on July 10 at 10 a.m. She is survived by four sons and four daughters and was the mother of Mingus noted in local histories. Her husband, Capt William Mingus of the Texas Rangers, died about 30 years ago. The obituary lists several descendants and relatives in Abilene Dallas Hico Springfield Mo and other nearby communities. The notice also mentions a modern beauty ad for Rosa Simms in Valley Mills Texas.
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