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Newspaper
Clifton Record
Location
Clifton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 04, 1949
Page
2
The fragment details social and community updates from Cranfills Gap including visits from relatives and friends, hospital mentions, a birthday trip to New York, and real estate ads. It also lists residents moving, arrivals, and local business ads such as rentals and used equipment. Some names include Mr and Mrs, Windham, Mary Enger, and Epp among others.
The record details the marriage of mies vonaiance Aigrea and Rayan We alta at a ceremony led by Rev W T Gigatad with Miss Alice Weldon at the organ and Miss Maz ligm Colwick singing. Guests included sisters of the bride, a reception followed at the bride’s home, and the couple will reside in Denton.
The Ouly Bee Club held a February 26 gathering with Mr Ulmer Benfer present. Mrs Chris Brynie led recreation and a game titled EU FOR SALI was played. Several local residents and guests attended, including Miss Courtney, Mrs Jim Whitley, and others. A report mentions Otto Pederson’s fall and potential eye injury, plus visits and trips involving Clifton and Gatenville residents.
In the Valley, their daughter and son-in-law Mir and Mrs Ralph Wede of Harlingen establish a new business venture for the Dyes and the farben. The report notes local involvement and family ties in the enterprise.
Miss Geraldine Meeks and John Shipman of Cranville Gap were married by Rev. R. L. Rnga at the Clifton Methodist parsonage on Sunday February 21 at 8 p m. Meeks is daughter of a local family. Shipman is employed nearby.
Mrs J B Tidwell of Waco teaches a mission book to a anxious group. The text mentions cooperation and a session led by Tidwell and a man named Poedann with twelve others in attendance at a local meeting.
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