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Newspaper
Clifton Record
Location
Clifton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 31, 1944
Page
8
A cluttered Fairview page reports neighbors visiting homes and church events, with mentions of Blassingame, Downey, Neill, and Peters. Social visits, family gatherings, and church attendance are noted amid community notes and a small classified line about cotton bred for sale and a bridge club event on March 24.
A Whitney bank officer and cashier awaiting Navy assignment is noted in Hillsboro. The report mentions First National Bank of Whitney and local officials, with references to wartime service and related positions.
Nellie Heney and Jerry Mathews show symptoms this morning while Ray Dayla is sick with pneumonia. Lowsy health news mix with visits from relatives, training plans, and a church social noting many names, travels, and a recent obituary for Hugh Walker.
Shin ally Moon a ite Rap ter of Dallas arrived Wednesday for ee SE ve.
The Womack School PTA schedules an eighth grade program on state capitals and names of states. Attendees will discuss the upcoming shining day exercises and related projects and students are urged to attend. Members noted recent visits by Donald Reichert and others plus 4H Club plans for March 23 and dress pattern lessons.
A scattered update lists visits and travels of residents including Evelyn Revsing from Fort Worth and Marthe Rewsing a Chitton College student, with relatives in Clifton. Mervin Knudson underwent surgery last week and is recovering, while Mrs. Saunders and family from Camp Fannin and others visited Clifton over the weekend. Local births, birthdays, hospital stays, and business changes are noted, including A C Grimland selling his hardware business to Rhodes and Tindall and Dorothy Olson visiting from Fort Worth.
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