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Newspaper
Clifton Record
Location
Clifton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 09, 1950
Page
3
Fragmentary OCR hints at a 2 am sale event involving PorkeBeans product Pineapple slices priced at 29 cents. Details are unclear due to damaged text but indicate a brief notice of a consumer item and an unusual sale time.
Mrs. Bessie Wallace of near McGregor died at home of her daughter Mrs. Amee Wood on June 1 after a heart attack following pneumonia. She was a Methodist, survived by husband Buddy Wallace and seven daughters and one son. Funeral at First Methodist Church Valley Mills conducted by Rev. Rogers. Burial in Valley Mills Cemetery.
Roy New is named as a delegate to the M E Church conference in Fort Worth this week. He expects to stay through next Sunday unless the conference sends him back. Sunday School attendance reached forty five with Key and Shuler delivering a farewell sermon.
Four Clifton residents earned degrees this May. Oranella Ischert received a Bachelor of Science from Southwest Texas Teachers College at San Marcos. Also earning were Mrs. Joanne Yincher Robertson and Belford T. Mingeon from North Texas State College in Denton. Joe Holversom, Clifton, earned a Bachelor of Arts from Austin College in Sherman and plans to enter seminary in Austin in September. Trinity Ladies Aid plans to sell church picture plates to raise funds for their plate project.
Joe Lee Sears and Miss Bennington wed at Christ Church in Way Mills on Sunday afternoon. Many Mosheim residents attended. Also noted are visits from Clifton and Wink residents, church announcements, and Rev. Briggs attending the annual Methodist conference in Fort Worth with preacher duties and upcoming appointments to be announced.
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