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Newspaper
Clifton Record
Location
Clifton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 28, 1924
Page
4
A brief ad urges readers to visit the store for spring clothing and materials. It promotes the latest fabrics and colors and reminds that Easter is near, advising customers to be ready for spring weather.
Spring fabrics include silks drapes ratines voiles and fast color suitings. They suit business costumes tailored frocks and sportswear and are highly durable. These fabrics are the season’s most popular choices.
With the new year the wash goods section leads the market nationwide. Ladies focus on spring fashion as they anticipate fresh fabrics. A large assortment is offered in solid colors, checks, and plaids across the most popular fabrics.
Local notice urges residents to respect those who seek public office at any level. The piece extols civic independence and investment in Clifton’s future, calling for community support and participation in forthcoming elections.
The Clifton College week covers concerts by Clifton Calligy and Maeiman Grand Pisos, weather affects tennis practice, and early baseball work. Students prepare for tennis selections and a City Park rivalry game against Caycee, with Harrie guiding the schedule and Bartling missing a recent session.
The seventh Monthly Honor Roll lists many pupils across grades with high marks. Seniors Catherine Poslson to Phil Gilliam, Juniors Audr ey Jensen to Alma Whitney, Sophomores Alfred McFadden to Anita Phinney, Freshmen Grace Gilliam to Robert Hurst, plus a long section of local names and scores. Also includes election-related notices and local business details from July 1924.
CATS WIN FROM COYOTE IN FIRST GAME OF THE SEAL. Text notes positions and top speed by players. Initial sack guarded by E. B. L. Pevtene as players from west of Meridian were present last Friday.
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