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Newspaper
Clifton Record
Location
Clifton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 14, 1941
Page
3
Fragmented campus notes discuss enduring American struggle from colonial times to the present. Mentions generations, wars, and civic heritage, with lectures by Gethfox and Cariion, plus notes on campus visitors and spring campus mood.
Public opinion swells against diverting gasoline taxes and vehicle fees from highways. States like Michigan New Hampshire Minnesota Missouri Colorado Idaho North Dakota South Dakota move to amend constitutions to protect highway funds, citing fairness and economic benefits while urging lawmakers to update legal frameworks.
A semi original nine frame program by J W Alers group will be heard at chapel Tuesday morning March 18 at 9 45 with Baylor guests from Waco in a program sponsored by the Emersonians. The Fine Arts course continues with an A Cappella Choir from Denton on Thursday evening. An interesting program is anticipated. Pension checks rise for Texas old age pensioners by 4 20 monthly average, totaling 1 781 922 for March, up from February.
City of Clifton Texas orders an election at City Hall on the first Tuesday of April 1941 to elect a Mayor two Alder men and a City Marshall for two years. Mayor H P Jones and Aldermen H C Arrs and D C Hal Ferson are due for reelection along with City Marshal W K Golden. W A Halvin appointed Presiding Officer to select judges and clerks. Election conducted under general city election laws. March 41. P Jones Mayor and W Cabrer City Secretary.
Mesdames Tom White and Cullen Robinson hosted a miscellaneous shower for Mrs. Roger Nevels formerly Mian Mabel Whitney at the White home on Friday afternoon March 7 from 2 to 5. Guests enjoyed games including Vegetable Romance and gifts a Bride’s Book and a blue ribbon. Hostesses served hot cocoa and angel food cake as well-wishers offered Congratulations and thanks to the honoree. Card of Thanks from Agnes Gollager Gladys Godager and John Godager expresses gratitude for kindness during bereavement.
Mire Elvie Hater of Valley Mills spent the weekend with her parents Mr and Mrs W C Hater and with Mr and Mrs Howard Golden. They visited Mr and Mrs George Jonson Mrs Hulda Kettler and family. Mr E Krueger visited Mr and Mrs Krueger and son while in Valley Mills with Mrs Krueger's parents. Frances Wiede spent the week with her sister Mrs Monroe Krasyucenville Guy. Mr and Mrs Joe Trepp spent the weekend with Mrs We D Hervie. Mrs John Holina and child visited Mr and Mrs Gus Walsteberg in Dallas Sunday. Mrs Morbert Taumimere and family visited Sagerton parents. In Raymond Lamoret home Sunday were Mr and Mrs A J Muviler and Vins of Cunyell Cy Ar and Mrs Ry Hi Mueller of Mushalmy Mie Amt Atos. H Larmoweet and Clara, My and Mee Sners Au were son af Saiha Jean of Chiftyn and Heth Linnrwert Migs Li Moo Goldon of Morabian spent the weekend visiting Huge by Feigie Thi Mtviting at the home of Sh. vey Mrs. T dy Rhodes Sunday. Mr dip! Mise Baty Rhodes and son of Shrine Mrs and Mrs Arnold Gaston of Fort Worth and Mr pil Mrs W P Conn school News putting up note We have bes
A scrambled OCR line hints at a comedy venue named The Comedy Pharmacy. The article notes new crew or space changes and upcoming performances, with focus on location and timing details to be confirmed.
The week includes spring borders on the black hound and Geography work on World Talks. A Friday PLT event invites all members while boys’ sports news notes a trip to Coon Creek for an invitation track meet and an upcoming April baseball tournament with a pacer to be decided.
A neighborly message expresses appreciation for support during the loss of a father and grandfather, Me A. R. Clark, mentioning families Norris Clarke, Dillard Clarke, and the Ants, with thanks for flowers and kind words. The note references sympathy from Mr. and Mrs. Jonson and other families.
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