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Newspaper
Clifton Record
Location
Clifton, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 02, 1941
Page
8
The Civic Society will meet at the Hall on May 7 at three o'clock. Hosts include Mrs. Ma Fricke, Mrs. W.K. and Miss Emma Kruger, with Mrs. Weal Terrell assisting.
CMIFTON BAPTIST CHURCH announces changes due to illness of Rev Trussell. Sunday services at 8 45 a m 11 20 a m and 7 30 p m will be covered by a supply preacher. Members urged to attend all services to support the pastor. visitors welcome.
Memorial text honors pastor Reh of Granfilli Gap Chasel and noting members Bernard Rohne Canute Sor Ingon John Bryn Martin Kraidaony Torgen Jorgenson Tiden Hastings. Congregation laments loss, praises his gospel, generosity, and steadfast faith, offering prayers for family and spiritual endowment from Heaven.
Rev W J Mankestad dies suddenly after months of ailment leaving family to mourn his loss. Funeral held Wednesday. A Tuesday night blaze at Anderson Food Store causes extensive damage. the building owned by Otto Reesing, store operated three years. Meridian crews helped extinguish the fire. neighbors describe swift response and partial insurance coverage on contents. Other notes include Bowlin killed in El Paso hoax, the Cranfills visit Ranger, Blue Bonnet Cafe gains Mrs Bertha Henderson, Chia Johnson improves after move to Dr Shigo’s office, with ongoing community updates.
Local notes report Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Horton moving to Meridian from Elm House as he takes a NYA unit instructor post. Music Club hosts discuss Famous Violinists with piano and violin pupils performing. Clyde Tittle dies after illness, funeral at Hillsboro First Baptist. Classes depart for Galveston, and several residents travel or visit relatives in nearby towns.
April 28 at Erath County home, Paul Bi Chandler of Staphenritte died after a long illness. Son of a Baptist minister who traveled taras on horseback, he fathered Mrs. Gheo Thompson and Miss Mary Elizabeth Chemller of Dallas. Chandler was a Galveston Texas horseman in Moagye County for several years, leaving a legacy tied to local farming and community service.
Miss Dorothy Lee Gallen and Rew Haled Waley were married on Wednesday evening, April 04, at eight o’clock. Ceremony held in Chakelea with only close family present.
Flee, GC Wilms will fall appointment ere Sunday at the morning and evening ser Sunday Echoo and the Ep League will be held as usual, public is cordially invited. Due to disagree weather, church services were held here Sunday. A few members gathered by the church for the service Sunday ling, reflecting their duty. Mrs By Lang visited friends in Waco last weekend with Mr and Mrs T J Thompson of Clifton.
Funeral services for James K. Standefer 85 West Texan and Plainview resident for 30 years were held at First Methodist Church. He died Sunday of pneumonia survived by wife and children including Ralph Hal D Standefer Tom Standefer and Woodrow Schneider among others. noted as a cow puncher raised in the saddle and organizer of a Mason Lodge.
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