Lutheran Church of Norse announces summer service and Bible classes
The Lutheran Church of Norse schedules a 10:30 service and Bible classes. Teachers will meet at Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Aare’s home at 7:00 PM. Bible schools start Monday, June 27 at 8 AM in Nores, Tarkeer Creek and Harmony. Ladies' Aid meets with Mrs. Milton Bolbery Tuesday evening. Instructions Friday at 1:80 PM. Thorson, Paxter. News notes mention American tractors and snowplows aiding northern Italy roads to keep mountain passes open.
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Methodist Church Activities Outing and Services
Sunday school at 10, morning worship at 11, Young People’s Division at 8, evening service at 8. Prayer surveys Wednesday evening. Women plan a Cameron Park outing to Waco with a talk by Mrs. J. W. Spirey, then a visit to the Methodist Home. Men urged to attend. Edgar N. Scarlett welcomes all. Seventeen thousand books delivered when the Central Catholic in Dublin, Irak Free State, burned recently.
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Local Clifton area notes include visits and games
Local news from Clifton features visiting relatives, church events, and a basketball win by the Clifton Working Boys’ Band over Cranfills Gap. Highlights include baby announcements, birthdays, and community gatherings, plus a Clifton cricket of a game against China Springs and a Presbyterian YPAs program.
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Ballot Positions Drawn for County and District Seats July 23 1992
Me delval box county race slate lists candidates for Senator District 5 and district attorney 38th among others. Names include Roy Sanderford Ed Handley Maggie B. Little Felix Shaffer Sam Smit and Chas M. Gandy with precinct assignments and party lines noted.
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LOOK BIG ONES AT YOUR CLIFTEX AND NEW HEMMER PRINS
A noisy film listing promises a daring winter romance in The Broken Wing featuring Lupe Velas Leo Carrillo Melvyn Douglas and George Barer with Our Gang short Free Eat Added Friday shows include Hell Divers co produced with the U S Navy and two popular dramas Beery and Gabie plus Any Rays and a special price admission ten cents to Be.
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At Your Service Again Opened Garage In Clifton
After a spell away Clifton residents announce the reopening of a home garage and workshop at their residence in South Clifton. They offer overhaul of all car makes, guaranteed service, repainting and refinishing at low prices, inviting friends to visit or bring vehicles for work.
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Greatest Newspaper in North America Claims Dominance
An advertisement asserts The Greatest Newspaper is unparalleled in influence readership and advertising power across the United States. It claims nationwide reach, massive circulation, and impact on elections and commerce, citing widespread offices and space. It contrasts with Chicago New York Florida and California publishers. The piece also touches on diverse topics from Siberian fish diet to California geography and extreme elevations.
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Law for teachers may be changed in Texas
Austin June 16. A new move to grant the State Board of Education more latitude in issuing certificates will be presented at the next legislature session. The proposal to liberalize teacher certificate requirements was before the 42nd legislature but failed to pass the House. LW Rogers, assistant State Superintendent of Education, said current rules are too rigid and the board could adjust standards periodically if authorized.
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