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Newspaper
Clifton Record
Location
Clifton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 02, 1951
Page
7
A fragment notes plans for a construction project to start within about two years. It mentions citizen interest and potential development, but provides no specific location, dates, or responsible organizations. The text remains unclear and incomplete.
The letter stresses that most work happens in committees rather than on the floor. It notes ongoing committee sessions on tax, troop deployment, and national service, with Ways and Means, Foreign Relations, and Preparedness committees advancing key issues toward floor debate.
Last chance to apply for Public Law 346 educational benefits before GI termination. Next class starts April 2 1951 at 3800 West Clarendon Drive Dallas Texas. Printers are in demand and pay tops. act now for eligibility ending July 25 1951.
Congressman Jam W A Pouge addresses the House on farm fertilizer and machinery supplies, appropriations hearings, and next year’s budget. He urges unity among Bell, Beague, Coryell, Falls, McLennan, and Milam counties, supports India aid on business terms, and backs a tidal lands ownership bill likely vetoed by the President. He notes Senate hearings favor recognizing state ownership but faces a possible presidential veto.
Denton reports about 300 students at Texas State College for Women maintained the SBM average. Elizabeth Amelia Moore, daughter of Mr and Mrs Fred W Moore of Chilton, is a senior majoring in advertising design and named to the B average list with attendance exemption. Mr and Mrs James C Burgess and son Jay Hay, of Throckmorton, spent the weekend with her parents just south of Chilton.
Bosque County Farm Bureau held a February 20 gathering with Mrs. Jake Seljos reporting. Attendees, led by Grady Hight, discussed REA needs, road funding from Graham bill H B 226, and urged action by Rep. James Jones in Austin. The meeting closed with a sing, and calls to push the bill through suitable committees.
About thirty friends gathered Sunday afternoon February 18 at the home of Mr and Mrs J W Townley on South Avenue H to help Mrs Townley celebrate her birthday. Guests included Mrs Parker and Mrs Navkals from nearby towns. The party featured coffee, cake and floral decorations, with a round white cake bearing Happy Birthday. Others visiting included Mr and Mrs John Paul Townley of Sour Lake and Miss Glenn Bakke of Tempe.
The State of Texas Bosque County issues a tax suit against Abe Smith Ernest Smith and the unknown heirs of Melinda Smith for delinquent ad valorem taxes on property in the Original Town of Clifton. The Clifton Independent School District seeks judgment to foreclose tax liens and collect taxes interest penalties costs through the 52nd Judicial District Court.
A clerk in Bosque County Texas records a card of thanks and a brief note of appreciation. The message thanks Clifton residents for pleasant visits and mentions legal proceedings dated February 16, 1965, in Meridian, with references to court clerk Maggie B. Little.
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