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Newspaper
Clifton Record
Location
Clifton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 20, 1936
Page
5
Local column chronicles farm sales, household moves, and community—people visiting kin, subscriptions renewed, and day-to-day notices. Mentions include Pederson family, Stryker store ads, Clifton area residents, and plans for transfers and deliveries.
Sunday March 22 schedule includes Sunday school at 10 am preaching and worship at 10:30 am evening services at 7:30 pm Ladies Bible Class Monday at 4 pm Bible Study and prayer meeting Wednesday at 7:20 pm Minister GB McCaleb directs services.
Sunday School at 8 a.m. German worship at 10:80 a.m. Choir rehearsal Friday night and English services Wednesday evening. Announcement of events and church activities including a vestry service and weekly worship.
An upcoming service and church events are announced with details about regular worship and language offerings. The notice mentions a pastor named Baur and a scheduled induction into English language programs, with a meeting planned for Friday night.
Students named to the Womack School honor roll include Virst Gadée Joseph Conrad William Tropeherdp Bob Ann Connie Lee Lawley Second Tiyade Nwline Menkow Aky Ouida Author Chpine Sanders Mervin Spitner Aldine Moyers Inwoldine Ackert Caroline Beaune Ployd Landgrat Fifth Grade B J Dahl Jr Sixth Grade Elda Spitae Ruth duehtke Ownn Ans Seventh Grade Bethur Spitae Eighth Grade Leona Prosir Tenth Gruso BIE Stunke Gere earned honors as faculty praised academic achievement across grades.
Sunday services at 10 a m and 11 a m with the Holy Supper administered. Young People's Society meets at 7 40 p m in the church hall. Norge Ladies' Aid meets with Mrs Tone Nelson and Miss Belle Rogstad Tuesday afternoon. Confirmation class meets Sunday at 2 40 p m. Pastor B Thor Thorson.
Sunday School and Bible Class at 2380 p.m. Divine service at 2:80 p.m. English service moved from the second day to this Sunday. A cordial invitation to worship and instruction extends to Thursday, March 26 for Confirmation class at 8:80 p.m. Pastor Fred Myerhoff announces.
The First Presbyterian Church lists a Sabbath School at 10 and Morning Worship at 11 on the Sabbath, with a Young People meeting at 7 40 p m and a note on focusing on Christ. The Woman's Auxiliary convenes Monday afternoon at Mrs E Prive s home, and choir rehearsals occur weekly Wednesday with officers set to meet next Sunday to review the world and beyond.
The program lists Divine Lent services in German and English at Immanuel Lutheran Church with Sunday School at 10 80 am, English preaching, and Lenten topics The Rev W P Klindworth of Trinity Lutheran Dallas will speak in the evening Also notes for a senior and junior W L Societies meeting and preparations for the International W L Convention in Houston and the Lutheran Exhibit in Dallas March 22 through March 25.
Sunday services at St OLR Lutheran Church Cranfills Gap include morning worship in English and German, Sunday School at 4 pm, and a sacred concert. Other events listed: male and mixed choirs Monday and Tuesday evenings, catechetical classes Saturdays with Walter J. Mankestad as pastor.
The church announces Sunday School at 10 a m and morning worship at 11 a m. A Lenten service is planned for 7:20 p m. The Woman’s Missionary Society meets next week Tuesday night. The church choir and Ladies Aid group hold meetings in the evenings. Visitors are welcome to attend services and gatherings led by Pastor Boo.
Our School of Instruction runs for ten days with an eight o'clock walk and a week of study, inspiration, and planning. W Metcalf will lead Sunday School topics and Stewardship, Collins teaches Studying, and Glenn Sewelett will entertain primaries with Storyland. BT members urged to attend. Rev Grady W Metcalf to preach at the evening service.
Mrs. Mattie Smith returns to her Borger home to visit her mother Mrs. N. S. Ford for a few days. A. B. Amundson notes Norse community readers of the Record, mentioning a possible schedule change, with dates moved up a year.
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