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Newspaper
Clifton Record
Location
Clifton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 16, 1939
Page
3
The article contrasts old and new roasting techniques. It explains searing, flouring, and high heat can dry meat, while modern methods rely on pan style, fat distribution, and use of meat thermometers to ensure juicy roasts. It notes lower oven temperatures yield tastier roasts and blocky crusts.
A tribute to Hellen Jonen recalls her cheerful spirit and steadfast friendship. The dearest qualities she shared were loyalty, love of beauty, and Christian faith, and her absence leaves a haunting ache yet a valued memory for those who knew her. The text also quotes Tennyson about farewell and voyage.
Cufton College opened its summer session on Monday June 5 with some regular students remaining and several new students welcomed. The article notes ongoing campus activity including a YaKa on Fe School group and garden improvements by Dana Gene Gayle Grant under Mr Tergerson. It highlights marriages of former students incl Ka Pederson Knudson Vivias Nellceilliare and others, a West Point graduate Burwell Holton, and summer plans of instructor Martin Hoffman with Eagles sisters visiting from Minnesota.
A Detroit scene shows a man leaving a soup kitchen line at Volunteers of America as he rushes toward corn on the cob. The report highlights ongoing hunger among the homeless and the charity aid provided by the VOA during a cold period.
A wedding reception for Mr and Mrs Wallace took place in Royston with MeL Wallace and Ay Golden Ae among the guests. Attendees included Misses Ines Goldun Wilma Anderson and Vinge Bellarmor.
We extend sincere thanks to all who showed kindness after the sudden death of our loved one Marion Brake. We pray God’s blessings on each of you in this time of sorrow.
Mrs Binows Tindall and two others hosted a June 1 shower for Miss Eulat am Pederson at Minous Tin fall home. Guests registered, enjoyed sweet peas and refreshments, and heard a short program with songs, dialogue, and performances by local girls.
The Garden Club held a Friday night gathering at Mrs. Dick Torrence’s home. Members heard two papers, “How to Live Beyond Your Means” and “Try Everything We Will Have an Ice Once.” Prizes were awarded, tea and home made ice cream were served, and the next meeting is set for June 20 with Mrs. Thea Howard.
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