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Newspaper
Clifton Record
Location
Clifton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 14, 1944
Page
2
In the Fifth War Loan drive Johnson County exceeded its quota by Friday with an issued total around 11,000,000 and cash receipts of 835,000. The county posted a strong showing as the drive aimed to support national war efforts.
The Texas Game Fish and Oyntet Commission issued guidance in its monthly article on rattlesnakes. It warns outdoors activity is safe with caution and outlines non medical first aid such as keeping calm and seeking medical help. It condemns home remedies like tying bands and suction as dangerous.
Reading shows a church note with Pastor Walter J. Gigstad inviting worship at Craveford on Friday July 11 and a teacher meeting at 880 yan with ongoing Totals. The notice urges attendance and welcomes all to Trinity Lutherans.
Past Baptist Church outlines Sunday School at 0 45 morning worship at 10 45 and evening service at 7 30 pm with a Wednesday night session. Pastor A Baskin and Mrs Baskin led a group at Latham Springs encampment and plan to share testimonies at services. Beat the heat and find comfort at church events.
The Missouri Synod church lists Sunday services at 11 o clock preached by Rev. R Wienleraenders of St Paul Lutheran San Antonio Texas with a junior confirmation class postponed July 15 and a Fundamentals of the Christian Faith lecture rescheduled to July 25. Also Crane Cranfills Gap and Cranfills Gap Church details vacation bible school July 19 and related schedule notes for Cove Springs Mustang Meridian and Rock Church.
A 1944 study by Wayne University economist Dr Spencer A Larsen and Col. Taw notes air transport may move fresh produce from Texas and Florida to northeastern markets if costs stay low. The analysis suggests perishable crops could reach New York and Boston faster, with strawberries, papayas, avocados and melons as prime candidates.
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