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Fragmentary text mentions rent, payment, and port office funds with references to Hexnary and Felroery. No clear event dates, people, or organizations fully identifiable from the readable portion.
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Newspaper
Clifton Record
Location
Clifton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 04, 1938
Page
4
Fragmentary text mentions rent, payment, and port office funds with references to Hexnary and Felroery. No clear event dates, people, or organizations fully identifiable from the readable portion.
Sunday services at 11 am and 5:30 pm. Church school at 9:45 with junior choir. Wednesday choir practice 7:20 pm. Men’s Bible Class each Sunday at 9:45. Auxiliary meeting Monday at 3 pm in Mrs Cecil Furst’s home. Speaker Emmett Mr. Schow, Edgewood Addition update, and local improvements discussed.
Sion Evangelical Church in Womack and school notes detail club meetings and upcoming events. The Mamemaking Club meets March 1 1938 with delegates to McGregor. five circles meet at Mrs Thurmond Elder’s and others for various duties. Sunday services include English worship at 7:30 p.m. and BTU at 6:30 p.m. Valley Mills boys’ teams beat Germa in last Friday’s games. six‑week test period and Cub Scout annual orders discussed.
The Beturban Church outlines a March schedule with Sunday school Bible class at 9 30 and service at 10 30. Special guests include Joi Beriype of Salona and various church groups meet weekly including Ladies Aid Thursday and Benacte Society Monday night. The Texas Circuit spring meeting will be at Central Lutheran Church in Dal Roy Allan Nelson portor and missionaries from Soul Nelda will attend. Choir rehearsal Thursday night and the clumes meet Saturday at the nanal homes. All are welcome.
The Clifton club elected officers including President Mrs B W Humprie and Vice President Mrs Henry Ludwig. Eighteen members attended February 23 with Mrs John Ludwig hosting. Nan J Mangold spoke on food supply and cannot attend next meeting. Next meeting set for March 9 with Mrs Henry Ladwik reporting.
The Church of Christ Sunday service schedule includes a Communion at eleven with Elder Meagan of Dallas guest preaching. The Morning gospel message and an evening service continue as usual, plus choir practice Monday and Wednesday nights. A special Easter cantata is planned for April 17 at seven thirty with the choir under Mrs. Miller.
J C Manson district superintendent of San Antonio District will preach Saturday night at 7 30 and Sunday morning 11 00 and Sunday 2 Sunday School 9 45 am L L Brower pastor.
A community notice lists a German worship service at 9:30 am and an Islam service at Friarash. Pastor HL Bans is named among organizers for the Ecumenical Assembly near Catote.
OUW SAVEOS LETUNILAN CHURCH OF Tense holds Sunday School and Bible Classes at 10 am with Divine services at 11 am. The Norse Ladies Aid meets Monday afternoon with Mia. Emmanuel Lutheran Church notes Sunday March 6 with Sunday School at 9 00 am and German preaching at 7 80 pm. Lenten season begins this Friday. Church events include a school entertainment in the basement and catechetical instruction. Mrs J M Bettis was called to visit ill mother Mrs Myrick. Emma Mixon, now in Fort Worth, attended Clifton Civic Society Family Dinner and may remain a member despite residing outside Clifton.
The notice lists several county and precinct level political candidates including Maggie B Little Angus A Meneill and others for Sheriff Treasurer Attorney and Commissioners. Milford Hoff visited town after a serious operation at Waco sanitarium and, after two weeks at home, returned to shop and town life, showing good recovery and expectation of full return to duties.
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