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Newspaper
Clifton Record
Location
Clifton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 29, 1935
Page
3
An editorial from Clifton College stresses that every student has a right to a fair deal from peers and staff. It urges caution against abusing privileges and warns that vandalism or misuse of facilities harms the school and its community. The note appears amid campus life items and music notices including chapel talks and upcoming concerts.
Amid legislative delays and congestion, conservatives urge careful deliberation as 77th day approaches. 1,997 bills and 72 joint resolutions proposed, with 861 and 464 in the House and Senate respectively. Both chambers have passed 70 bills. no joint resolution has crossed chambers. A referendum on repealing the dry clause fuels Senate-House clashes while balancing the budget remains a priority as lawmakers aim to go home.
Mustang school pupils excel in Inter Scholastic League events with high marks in spelling declamation storytelling and music. Highlights include Mildred Nelson Hazel Han Ready Writers Myrthe Nygaaed and Dagtelle Elton earning places, plus teams in tennis and playground ball with Choral singing first. Chapel program featured readings and songs as students celebrated achievements and a community notice promotes a mattress shop relocation and a dance event by Milton Brown and his Musical Brownies.
Clifton Mattress Factory advertises items for sale offering service owned by L. L. Duke.
Obituary notes Col. Augustus Barry born January 1802 in North Carolina. He moved to Texas in 1847, married Beatrice Tipton in 1884, and left several children across Texas and Oklahoma. Funeral at Walnut Springs Methodist Church with interment in Oak Grove Cemetery. Estate listed for settlement with Neal A Douglass seeking inquiries.
Chapel exercises were held Tuesday with songs and readings. At the county meet Norse School contestants performed well, entering almost all literary events and winning a cup. The PTA plans a future event as the community prepares for a Girl from Gut Yonder showing on Wednesday night April 3 at 7 46.
A reader comment contrasts film stars earning vast weekly sums with the starving plight of some families. It questions whether money equates to brains, noting disparities between poverty and luxury. Gen. Hugh Johnson’s NRA Eagle remark is cited alongside satirical cartoons.
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