Local residents visit Clifton area over the weekend
A long list of visitors and extended family members spent a weekend in Clifton and nearby towns, including Bilgginbodlamard and Waeato Rikke Usoir, with many relatives from Hubbard Pampa Fort Worth Taylor Port Arthur and Houston stopping by. Multiple residents are noted visiting relatives, attending outings, and returning from hospitals or travel, reflecting a busy social gathering among local families and friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bilgginbodlamard
Waeo
Bill Jaynes
Ehil‘miovad
Fevbten Vele
Clifton Hospital
HG. Griffin
Corpus Chrinti
Sidney Herndon
Davnell Cooper
Ingleside
Prank Cooper
G. M. Britain
Taylor
Joh
Britain
Sripmill
John Britain
John 11
Port Arthur
Snyder
Peggy Graham
Fort Worth
J. Arch Graham
Pogey Pool
NTSTC
Deo‘ton
Swith
C. A. Cupp
Daughtersiaf Whitney
Baker Bkrut
Dan Veleto
Perry Laigon
Clay Oswald
Clifton
Vernon Lockwell
Bill Lawdon
Houston
Bie
Hamton
Carl
Heath
Will Freedman
Priday
Bundy
Furreron
Pierce
China Springs
Sai
Louie Powers
Waco
J.C. Howard
Mise Macy Cawthon
A.M. Jones
Dane Lone Itil
Ruslan Ballet
Waco Miro
Rosa Simms
Moshetmr
Vickrey, Me
J. J. Thomas
Ahir Fuerte
and Miro
A. L. Hurst
Henry Hays
E. Jarrett
Floyd Howard
Joe G. Hinton
Howard Jr
Baxi Antonio
Dim Barnhill
L. E. Warren
J.C
Moshutin
Community notices and Red Cross knitting meeting report
Rev Bell led Sunday services and will lead both morning and evening next Sunday. The H D Club met March 5 in Sunday School with Miss Miller bringing Miss Faye Young and Mrs Williams from Meridian. They distributed Red Cross knitting materials and taught knitting to 22 attendees, including 5 women taking thread for scarves and 21 yards of fabric for 12 dresses. Fairview members and guests attended. several families hosted visitors from Meridian and Austin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bell
H. D. Club
Miss Miller
Faye Young
Mrs. Williams
Meri , Inn
Walter Glott
Percy Downey
Fairview Club
W. B. Davis
Meridian Sindion
Joe White
C. R
Kelly
Nancy Kay
Glenn White
Ion
Ronnie
Wilson
Bryan
Moorman
Ann
Maribel White
Per Capita Paid for State School Fund Recipients
Austin dispatch reports state superintendent L. A. Woods announced a $2 per capita apportionment from the available school fund totaling $3,475,868. The payment raises the current $22.60 per capita total to $14 received so far, with the next payment due around April.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin
L.A. Woods
Woods
McGregor Shell-Loading Plant Underway Near Waco
Work began Monday on a large shell-loading plant to be located at McGregor, Texas, about twenty miles west of Waco. The War Department will use 20,000 to 90,000 acres for the site, served by the Cotton Belt and Santa Fe Railways. W. E. Callahan Construction Co. of Dallas will build the plant, with engineering by Nessles, Tor men and Burgendor of New York and Kansan City, Mo. Major Paul Van Toyle will supervise engineering and construction. Until buildings rise, the former National Guard armory in Waco will house the project offices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waco
Texas
McGregor
War Department
Cotton Belt and
Santa Fe Railways
W. E. Callahan Construction Company
Dallas
Howard Nessles
Tormen and Burgendor
New York
Kansan City
Paul van Toyle
Madison
Ind
National Guard
Tory
Crozier Named To Unemployment Commission Seat In Texas
Harry Benge Crozier, former Dallas street sweeper now in Austin, was appointed by Gov. Coke Stevenson to fill the unexpired term of C. R. Miller on the Texas Unemployment Compensation Commission. The $5,000 yearly post follows Miller's death. other members are Charles Williams, chairman, and Robert McKinley. Crozier was sworn in minutes after the appointment.
Womack Community News Highlights School Exams and Local Sports
Six week exams start Thursday and Friday marking the last such period before final exams. Students are urged to study harder as better effort lifts grades. The primary class rehearses a future program while boys and girls engage in practice for tag ball, tennis, and baseball. Community notices mention visits by local families to each other’s homes and a weekend trip to Brownwood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Naverhoe
Mrs Lyon Tgnkth
Garnersville
Bass Hall
Womack
Tenniis
Private Jones Prepares Potatoes On His Army Farm
Private Jones, assigned to kitchen police, hauled in sacks of potatoes on a farm at Wicinta Falls, North Dakota. He cut and packed the spuds on burlap, hoping to see the first harvest from the field and to ship the produce for military rations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wicinta Falls
Murch
Jones
North Dakota
Heal
Tim
Hix
Epuda
Seed price and seed stock note from Bromstad Gin
First year Harper Cotton Seed offered for planting at $1.90 per bushel by W. T. Whitley with display at Bromstad Gin. Sea Scouts of Reading England report many river rescues prompting a public appeal to boating enthusiasts to exercise care and obey water rules.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harper
W. T. Whitley
Bromstad Gin
Sea Scouts
Reading
England
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Pennsylvania Railroad Company
Altoona
Penn
Cayote News
McGregor Shell-Loading
Japan
Burrell F. Word
Meridian
Driskill
Visitors Co
Capital City
W. L. Stare
Martin’s Tailor Shop
FHONE
Community News
Walter Zander
S. [. Hallman
Hugo Anz
Arnold Anz
Henry Ann
Omer Young
L. Holman
Richard Hennig
Bill
Rich, Hennig and
Lawrence
Alma Bankie
Adolf Miller
Lon Johnson
Sun
Mine
Fred Arthur
Cecil Gonzales
Eugene Gonzales
PL. Conrad
Mix
Mrs. Wolstein
Rtuuillton
Fort Wort
Caifton
Charlie Rhodash
Camerom Store
Ehec
Condit Tennison
Roy
Toby) Tennison Jr
Mgr
Chevrolet
Ory
Linalaad
Eelhen
Lier
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