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Newspaper
Clifton Record
Location
Clifton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 31, 1936
Page
8
A large congregation attended a Sunday revival at Chapel Combripety led by Ray Culwell who inspired the services with devout preaching and communal dining. Attendees included residents from Fort Worth Meridian Clifton Norv Valley Mills and nearby towns, with many relatives visiting and traveling from surrounding areas.
Governor Jamies V. Allred was narrowly renominated in Saturday's Democratic Primary, defeating four opponents by a margin over 34,000 votes. Full county tallies are expected to increase the lead as results finalize.
Mrs Hubert Wertsi and Mrs Eroent attended the Short Course at A and M College College Station from July 20 to 26. Mrs Gus Wold visiting in Fort Worth. Mr and Mrs Eates and Mr Morris from Stephenville attended to business in the Gap. Mrs Ove Hune was taken to a Waco sanitarium for treatment. Lucille Reesing and Faye Marie Gour hosted a shower for Mrs Chris Christensen in Mrs Johnsons home. Mrs W C Weise returned home from a Waco sanitarium. Mr Clyde Bronstad and Mrs Louise Holbrook attended services. Bronstad's son is popular in local schools. Centennial visitors in Dallas last week included M J Bertelsen Mine Mastanne Christensen Mrs Will Port and daughters Nell and Grace Mian Wilde Me Wallace Mr and Mrs Wm 1B Bertelsen and Christabel. Mickelson of Iredell visiting cousin Billie Miller. Baptist revival began Saturday July 25. Mrs Binoys Tindall and Mrs E B Harrie hosted a shower July 27 for Mrs Clyde Bronstad in Tindalls home. J W Lindlof and daughter Lanie of Waco visited Mr and Mrs B N Jonson. Mr and Mrs Joe Sewell and Miss Stette Jenson were Centennial visitors last week visiting Mr and Mrs Tracy Turner. Eather Soriey returned from Dallas visit with uncle Mr Turner. Browstid Shower attendees included Miak Millie Bronstad of Cotton, Mrs M Howe of Norse, Mrs Homer Smith of Jonesboro, Miss Johnnie Broyles of Lanham, Mrs Brows Moore of Hamilton.
Pearl Benson thanks Bosque County voters for overwhelming support in her re election bid. She pledges to continue duties day and night and to serve the people with the best possible sheriff’s office. Also notes upcoming local notices and community events.
The Clift ex air conditioned house offers a busy weekly lineup. Tonight features Private Number with Loretta Young and Robert Taylor, plus The Feud and Game of Jal-Alal. Added: Sophie Lang’s return and It Happened Alright plus songs. Friday and Saturday bring The Return of Sophie Lang with reels and Technicolor shorts Honeyland Rural Mexico. Monday and Tuesday offer What a Picture big musical show with stars Langford and Silvers, plus The Bride Walk Gut. Wednesday Ladies Night showcases Barbara Stanwyck in The Bride Walk Gut with Gene Raymond Ned Sparks. Thursday features Speed with James Stewart and Wendy Barrie, plus Finest Desant Barbara in Technicolor and March of Time. Seats limited. come early.
A Bosque County voter writes to thank supporters after the primary for M. Cy McCorkle’s bid for County Clerk. The letter promises continued service and appreciation for the election. An accompanying ad copy mentions Dr. Cor pall Brow offering a gall bladder treatment method.
John Richards of Stanton attends hour mother Mrs. J T Lomax and relatives. Avcie Mae Googall reti res from two months with her brother Dr Otis Goodall in Memphis. Mr and Mrs Guy Briley return from San Antonio and South Tex as trip. Wiginton family from Tasca visits Levi A Don and Wop family. Preston Owen with Temple visiters accompany home by Croft Wilson Virginia Wilson Fort Worth F Toolin Van Horn. Mrs H B White joins G Parks to De Leon. Finley Gill and Earl White visit Waco. Marriage licenses issued E G Blue and Adare Hersin and M D Witteldt and Roby Richards White.
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