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Newspaper
Clifton Record
Location
Clifton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1933
Page
21
Local notes describe visitors and engagements in Clifton Texas. Evangelist C R Nichol conducts revival at Temple and multiple family visits, weddings, and social events in surrounding communities. Bread price changes and local business notices appear amid community updates.
Mrs. Anne Billett of Waco visited the Axel Hanson home Sunday. Hillsboro mourned the loss of Mrs. D. G. Ginna as RT. Womack attended the funeral. Elder G. BE. McGaleb left for East Texas for a business trip, planning to return for Sunday services. Clifton friends, including Gussie Elrod and the Priddy couple, prepared for trips to Chicago’s Century of Progress and other destinations.
The First Presbyterian Church announces Sabbath School at 0 46, morning worship at 11:00, and evening worship at 1. The Ladies Auxiliary will meet Monday at 8:20 p m for Bible study. The church welcomes newcomers and plans to provide magazines and reading material for the bore. Pending details will be announced, and magazines on hand will be placed in proper lands by the pastor.
A fragmented church notice from Waco outlines plans for Evangelical Church gatherings at Camp Clifton. It mentions Sunday School and church services, committee appointments, and an Evangelical Day with multiple churches from Zion and St. Johns assisting. Also notes Immanuel Lutheran and Baptist services with scheduled services and visiting members.
Sunday services at Paxter St. Osap Lutheran and Trinity Lutheran detail Bible study, sermons, and community gatherings including devotions, monthly meetings, and confirmations. Notices mention pastors, visitors, and upcoming events across several churches with dates, times, and locations.
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