Family News From Town and Around
The column lists visits and movements of local residents and families. Mire Lovelady plans a home visit while Mire Welker prepares to travel to Austin for state duties. Jean Welker graduates, and several families attend commencement events in Denton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thompor
Pek Benun
Myra
SoCorkle
Bistrich Canferynne
Minaionary Society
Tatooine
Cle
R. Rowtt
Jeg
le We Beach
Pat Kinwlewold
Calif
Hale
Chlertown
I Walitaye
Mire
Robertson
Prekdin
Aperling
Mie Yaye
Salem
Jen
Mine Welker
Austin
Maggie B
Liule Oss
Hamae
Joy Vialt
Jim
Jon
Jon Sxorciave of the Hamilton Mchool. Mini Mtebm Jean Welker
Mes
B. W. Whitney
Ke Hitler
Denton
Club Boys Win Gilts in Exsay Contest
Eight Bosque A Ch boys won gilts at a county fair Swine Breeders Association sponsored contest in Waco The event highlighted top breeding stock and a $25 prize from last year’s secured win Leaders praised boys for adopting strong bloodlines and planning for future breeding efforts with Jacob Belmall and Henry Knust in attendance
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ears Roehn
Waco
Ina Ae Hee
Tetter
Verj
Meridian
Douklas Holt
Valley Mills
Carl Mimpaon
Rarold
Winds
Garneraville
Loyd Homerstad
Norms
James Matson
Norex
H. C. McAdams
Cranfus Gep
Mike Eades
Eulogy
Herbert Wurba
Ha HH
Pig Club
Uber Frame Swine Breeders Association
Belmall
Garnersville
The
Swine Breeders Association
Henry Knust
Aloo
Asao- Halon
Iite
Iden Hastings
Mustang Victor Conrad
Gurveraville
Ischaaed
Bey
Lawrence
Commencement Exercises At Clifton Junior College Held
Clifton Junior College held its commencement in the editorium on May 26 at 8 00 p m with Evelyn Ramsland and Martha Louise Swenson performing Pomp and Circumstance. Rev 1 B Thorson opened with prayer as graduates listened to remarks on college life and associations. Dan Geine spoke on the value of schooling, the senior choir sang Like Temple Bella, and Marie Goerivier delivered the valedictory. Prof J H Aydelotte gave the commencement address praising purposeful character and optimistic growth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clifton
College Editorium
Evelyn Ramsland
Mise
Martha Louise Swenson
Egat Blgwr
B. Thorson
Our Savior’s Lutheran Church of Norse
Wang
Dan Geine
Temple Bella
Georgane Swenson
Honnie Poylance
Anaryeh Darington
Marie Goérvier
J. H. Aydelatte
Asto
Biv Howton Tate
Teachem College
Hannaville
Aydelotte
Uncle of Burton Franks Kills Himself
A garbled report details a bank robbery case and a relative of Burton Franks found dead in a Varian home, with conflicting names and unclear events. The piece mentions a bank, a suspect named Teases, and impending legal actions as investigators pursue the case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burton Franks
Waxalwchle
Burton Franke
W. D. Wilemon
Ben Hind
Arial Ed Franks
Ure Boumanman
Witsman
Uwe Maypeayt Bank
Burvon Franky
la Tystinane Verter Fay
Saugesatas Robbim Ube Brink
Panexa
Jn Dew
Ewe
Abouy Vla
Lanes Chapel Community News Highlights Local Life
Rev J M Haya to lead regular appointment as Sunday services resume with League events. Farmers busy chopping cotton and cutting grain while crops and gardens look fine. Mosheim school closing prompts student preparations for annual exercises. Community singers attended Hurst Springs convention. residents hosted visitors from Harmony Meridian Bardstown Valley Mills and Valley Mills. Woman's D Club to meet Friday afternoon with Mrs Bergman hosting. local visits and family gatherings noted among residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. M. Haya
Mosheim
Uite
Commanity
Hurst Springs
Mes. Hoel
Harmony Community Apent
A.B. Poston
Mollie Curlee
Meridian Apent
Redy Lane
Coyote
Teams 2 and 3 Tied In Softball League
In a Friday night softball clash Teams 2 and 3 finished tied as the league continued play. Reports note late rallies and pitching performances as both sides kept pace in a tight standings race.
Eid G E McCaleb To Preach Here Sunday
Eid G E McCaleb will preach at the local Church of Christ at 11:00 a.m. Sunday, part of a weekend visit with relatives. Elder McCaleb has served Clifton and Cen ter, Texas, and leads a homecoming service expected to draw worshippers and renewed esteem. Mrs McCaleb and their group of children from Wales Orphan Home accompany the trip and perform in the outreach program statewide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kid Reseh
Burrell Helton Among West Point Graduates
West Point. New York June 1 Four hundred fifty six new lieutenants join the Regular Army Monday June 12 as West Point cadets are sworn in and receive commissions and Bachelor of Science degrees The June Week exercises run June 6 through 12 with the West Point Horse Show on Tuesday and Wednesday Cadet Burrell W Helton son of Mrs Dave Helton of this city is among the graduates He was appointed to the academy by Representative O H Grose of the Lith Texas District He attended Clifton High School and Clifton College He competed in the 145 pound class in academy sports upon graduation he will join the Army Corps
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Point
New York
United States Military Academy
Military Academy
Borrell W. Helton
Dave Helton
U. S. Military Academy
O. H Grose
Clifton Lions Club Honors Memorial Day With Meeting
Clifton Lions Club held a Memorial Day observance at City Hall with fried chicken served by First Methodist Church volunteers. Guests Lions Conner and Nalley spoke briefly, Dr Shipp attended, and Lion Hopkins delivered the main Memorial Day address. Nominations were accepted for installation on June 14 with 20 Lions hoped for at the next meeting.
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First” Methodist ‘Church
Waco
Lions Conner
Meridian
Nalley
Dr. Shipp
Cranius Gap
Bob Nalley
Wm. Cameron
Clifton
Lions Club
Lion Hop‘cing
Hopkins
Examination For Postmaster In Clifton Contested
Twenty one CLifton residents sat for the postmaster examination last Saturday morning. Papers were sent to Washington for grading, with the top three ranked candidates to be reported to Congressman W R Poage and chosen from the trio. Names listed include W E Prather and several others among hopefuls for the local postmaster role.
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Clifton
Washington, D.C
Civil Service Department
W. R. Poage
W. E. Prather
A. A. Miller
RW. Helm
B. B- Bchow
Ts E
Tennison
M. J. Hoff
W. D. Raley
A le Brometad
C. Tysnen
Jack Helm
Walter Hanson
W. A. Wegner
A. H. Moorman
Lee Eilingah
John Erickson
Kupter Knudson
J. A. Askew
Mi 4
Caraway
A. F. Hill MB
Debi
Lloyd Cane
Unclear fragment hints at readable names and date
Fragmentary OCR reads like a local notice with scattered terms including a date reference and names but lacks coherent event or action. The readable pieces mention Juno 1 and possibly a reading by Kew, yet details are insufficient to determine the story or outcome.
Interesting News at Cranfills Gap
Mia and Bernt Bertelson Ate and Mrs Barry Stanford are proud parents of a fine baby boy born Friday May 26. Buford Burreson visits Mulerhoe with Bruce Burreson. Mrs Clyde Bronstad and son Bob stay with Mira. Bronstad's mother Mrs Walton visits Hamilton. Prof E P Christenson returns from Kilgore for an indefinite stay. Levi Swenson of Needles California visits his mother Mrs Chris tine Swenson. A miscellaneous shower honors Mrs Charles Westley hosted by Reginald Gaston Frazier Gaston and Comer Tyler. Willie Mae Olson and Mrs Leo Powell visit from Hobbs New Mexico to see Grace Knudson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mia
Bernt Bertelson
Barry Stanford
Buford Burreson
Mulerhoe
Mira
Bruce Burreson
Clyde Bronstad
Bobay
Bronetad
Walton
Hamilton
E. P. Christenson
Kilgore
Levi Swenson
Needles
Calif
Christine Swenson
Comer Tyler
Charles Westley
Nig Gaston
Reginald Gaston
Frazier Gaston
Willie Mae Olson
Leo Powell
Ja~nice
DeAnna
Hobbs
N. ML
Grace Knudson
Sanday
Each Polk
Workers Conference To Be Held at Steiner Steiner
The Baptist Workers' Conference will be held at Steiner on June 6 with a full program. It opens with song and prayer by L W Tardcastle, devotional on duties to youth by Gen B F Benet, followed by talks on Christ's challenge to different youth groups, then missions, a boy’s value, and a sermon by M D Cheek. Afternoon sessions resume with song, chalk talk by Miss Tmogene, Thomas and Laverse Jordan, MLA session, and a board meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baptist Workers’ Conference
Steiner
Christ
L. W. Tardcastle
Steiner Church
B. F. Benet
Peach
Truscell
Crain
B.T U
Dobbe
Peach Missions
W.ml.u
Pumua
Meridian
M. D. Cheek
Hardcastle
Tmogene
Thomas
Laverse Jordan
Mr and Mrs Hulen Aars Entertain Friends
Mr and Mrs Hulen Aars hosted a Monday evening May 15 party attended by Miss Evelyn Rasnalaed Glen Mellenbruch Martin Hoffman and several couples. Rooms featured spring flowers and games followed by vanilla ice cream and oak jess refreshments. High scores went to Glen Mellenbruch and Mrs W B Dewald amid lively social exchange.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hulen Aare
Evelyn Rasnalaed
Glen Mellenbruch
Martin Hoffman
Elmore Canuteson
W. B. Onwalid
W. A. Wegner
C. B. Pierson Asgucci
WB Dewald
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Exsay
Clifton Junior College
Sovones Wka
Orcie Mordat
Cfm
Lanes Chapel
Otis Dive
Evita
Everciaes SF Chittawr Comage Frial
Jewel Hargis
Bardlentam Gutta
Mex
Onene Bergman
John Carlson
Franfly Fai
Valley
Milla Bandar
Valles Mille
Balle Turney
Woman's. D Club
Cy O
Bergman
Affternoon
Mangold
Johnnis Cariven
Act Valley
Ila Thie
Geoege
Rive Ail Fam
Mire Eni Jenkine
Glenn Rane Vistors
Macey
Trace Lee Tae
G. E. McCaleb
Tider
Fries
Burrell Helton
West Point Military Academy
Clifton Lions Club
Waredey Smoosing
Juno
Elouh
When the Beautiful
Ware
Kew
Cranfills Gap
Mrs. Hulen Aars
LW W
Ward
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