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Newspaper
Clifton Record
Location
Clifton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 11, 1938
Page
4
Report notes a new club forming in the county with town visits and a planned trip to Fort Pat Stock Show. Local citizens express enthusiasm for the effort to promote county activities and curb unemployment with community meals and improvements.
James A. Conner, FSA supervisor, cites cases where county advisory committees and the Bankrupt cy Act moratorium saved farmers money. He notes that timely action by farmers and publishers can prevent foreclosures and reduce attorney fees, with one case saving the owner money by a cash settlement and another foreclose risk averted through early application.
A distorted European analysis argues Japan will attack the Soviet Union after consolidating China. It cites military limits, economic dependencies, and a belief that Soviet aid to China reflects mutual self interest. The piece also mentions US and other powers as shaping sentiment toward Russia.
A reflective poem urges readers not to condemn a limping or stumbling man. It argues hidden burdens and unseen pains may drive others to fault, urging empathy and self-examination before judging sinners. The verse warns that even the strongest can stumble when faced with the same temptations.
Sanday events list preaching in Wagiteh Tasigumige with a 4:80 p.m. service and 2:00 p.m. devotion. Monday sees Ladlen Aid meeting at City Mall after Tameheon of Towa Olah. Saturday includes catechetical instruction led by G. A. Oberaus, pastor.
Evang Church in Womack announces Sunday School at 9 am and worship at 10:20 am on March 1. Bible study and Lenten service follow Wednesday at 8:00 pm with choir rehearsal after the service.
Hayden Edwards's Methodist sermon will address Aldurvgate and its meaning. Choir music and an evening message for all citizens follow. Young People's League re organized with Thomas Hardie as president. Clifton Baptist reports a 142 weekly Sunday School average and plans Easter cantata April 17. Intermediates to Cranfill Gap, BTU director O J Flint leads. WMS missionary program Monday, Brotherhood pro rites at Iredell Monday. Pastor G B Kendall invites all to attend.
Fragments describe a worship service led by Pastor R. Baur at a church on a Friday evening during Lent. The readable text notes names Biles Hare Saplake and Maght along with a date around March 11.
Oranfills Gap Baptist Church schedules Sunday services at 7 15 pm for a BYPU program aimed at community outreach. The remainder of Sunday features regular morning worship at 11 am and Sunday School at 10 am, with a collection during services. Friday night an illustrated lecture on missions by Rev. Otte and Rev. Haugan at 7 30 pm.
Sunday March 18 at 10 for Sunday School and Bible Classes with Divine Service at 1 a m Rev A W Haugan returned missionary to China will be speaker a free will offering for foreign missions will be received Harmony Ladies Aid meets Wednesday afternoon with Mrs Arthur Anderson P E Thorson pastor
The Record authorizes the following announcements subject to Democratic primaries for District Clerk Maggie B Litt le Alfred Hardwick Walter Ray Angus A. McNeill Jr. Clarks Royal Preston Hornbuck le For Assessor Collector Clarence McCorkle Preston Hornbuck le For County Superintendent Clara F Richards For County Treasurer Alma Butler For County Attorney Sam C Smith D B Roquemore Jr Robert P Cherry For Commissioner Precinct No Will C Hafer For Commissioner Precinct No 4 F W Foney Wallage
Brad A. Hopkins, minister. The church school meets at ten. Morning worship at eleven followed by a congregational meeting to elect additional deacons. Evening worship at seven thirty. Bible study in Ephesians. Auxiliary meets Monday at three in the manse. Choir practice Wednesday at seven.
The family of Mrs. Sansom Myrick expresses gratitude to friends and acquaintances for kindness, words, and flowers shown during the mass. Signed by her children and grandchildren.
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