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Newspaper
Clifton Record
Location
Clifton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 26, 1943
Page
8
One day last week Alexander valted Robert Ink Sunday afternoon. Blectoyu Danshy was a very visitor in the hionrw of this Manila ttarnoon.
Fragmentary text describes a mid event reception in a town. It references guests such as Mises Bradge Camtesop and Doris Moff, a register held by Minn elon Noo, a dining room with pink carnation, linen carvice, and gifts. The passage centers on a woman’s long residence and social honors at the gathering.
Relatives in Mint Martha White received announcements of her marriage to Mr. John L. Growme on March 7 in Sunrize, Sabine Canyon Arizona. Rev C W McCorkle performed the ceremony before relatives and friends. They left for a wedding trip in Guymas Mexico. White is the daughter of Dan White of Tucson. She grew up with her uncle and aunt Mr and Mrs J A Neel and grandmother Mrs J B Davis. She graduated in 1938. Mr. Growe is a salvage engineer with Goodyear in Scottsdale. The couple will reside there.
The clipping records two marriage notices. Lena Mar Wenlelam Imide of Utah wed W A Beigon at Camp Adale Oregon with a home ceremony and the bride wearing blue with white accessories. The second notice reports Wilbert Willey Miller and Gwendette Northam married at the parsonage in Wowwach Franklin Fill with plans to travel to Waco after March 2. Miller is a Katy Shop employee.
Jewel Witcher receives a bridal compliment at a bridge party hosted by Mine Lottie Bettis and Mrs L Lane on March 88a at Lane home. Four games staged before Witcher won a wedding purse. R B Henderson won high score. Guests included Ruth Townley, Joseth Ross, Ole Pederson, and others as spring blooms decor brightened the setting.
Mrs C A Brown hosted the Hixemony Ladies Aid on Thursday March 18 marking the societies 40th anniversary. The meeting met in the same building where the first gathering was held and notes that Ongar Rossing died there at that time.
Mrs Lewin Hauke hosted the Magazine Club at her Clifton area farm home Tuesday afternoon with 16 members answering roll. New member Mrs Edwin Grimes was welcomed as the group discussed American Literature as next year’s focus and heard a guest recount the story of Christ of the Annies while reviewing Chile and Argentina. Guests included Mesdames W Duckole, W Derry, W A Hancock. A delicious salad was served and the next meeting is planned for Friday April 6 at Phid Gitthen home with Mrs Lew Bettis hosting.
Frazzled readers hear calls to donate and support the war effort while Clifton campus notes recount visits, homecomings, and local life. The piece blends morale appeals with snippets about students, alumni, and teachers connecting during wartime. It mentions strike tensions, daily routines, and gratitude for servicemen, urging action today.
Fort Worth dairy farmer E McMurray joins Texas cream coordinators in urging farmers to feed cows better and conserve milk for wartime production. He cites potential butterfat gains from improved feeding and stresses four rules: wash separators, cool cream immediately, keep it cool and covered, and deliver to market at least twice weekly.
Dr. Cox urges immunization against smallpox and diphtheria and strict quarantine to prevent disease spread. He notes war factors raise infection risks as movement increases and calls for patriotic public health effort to keep civilians healthy and support armed forces. Noyes Willett from A and M College visited home over the weekend.
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