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Newspaper
Clifton Record
Location
Clifton, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 04, 1928
Page
8
The Cats traveled to Weatherland and won 7 to 5 on Friday. A difficult Saturday doubleheader followed. They plan to host Decatur next weekend. The Clifton College Chorus performs at St Olaf church and again on May 12 in the college auditorium with free admission and a tree donation requested.
Bargain sale listing by Oscar J. Res, agent. Includes a grain binder at 100 dollars, a 12 year old work mule, a 2 year old gray horse, and a one year old Maddie horse, with weights and conditions noted. Also two cases of Cooper Powdered Dip for sheep, goats, and hogs.
The article traces how humans transformed cabbage into diverse forms. It notes Brussels sprouts and other derivatives like turnips and rutabaga arising from cabbage. It discusses origins in Europe and the evolution of cabbage into multiple vegetables without detailing dates or places.
Local notes recount visits by Mrs. Charles Matthews and children from Mosheim to the Johnsons, trips to Clifton, and attendees at the Methodist Teachers Training School in Valley Mill. Residents juried living rooms for the county competition and a basket dinner with a children's day program was held at the church.
The Coran Fills Gap Church of the Nazarene schedules Sunday programs with Sunday School at 10 oclock and Young People Society at 7 pm. Rev C Ward Millen preaches at 7:45 pm. A Boggy Cemetery cleaning is planned Thursday before the second Sunday in May, the tenth, with ladies serving dinner and men invited to help. Bat Committee expects good turnout.
Sweden rejects plan to extend Stockholm Amsterdam air service to Paris. More than 200000 people from many countries are expected to attend the next fête at Lyon France.
The Record lists authorized political announcements for Democratic primaries in July 1928. Names include Carl C. Hardin Fred K. Stroop Vernon Lemens for Representative and other candidates for district judge county attorney tax assessor sheriff county clerk and more with re election notes and co elections.
The CliftEx Theatre schedules a busy week with Milton Sills in Hard Boiled Hagerty on Thursday, and Zane Grey's Open Range starring Betty Bronson on Friday, plus Fox News, cartoons, and a double Saturday show Sharp Shooters with George O'Brien. Also honored are Wallace Beery and Raymond Stenton in Partners in Crime on Monday, and Oscar de Priest named Republican candidate for Congress in Illinois.
Sunday School and Bible Classes at 9 30 a m Services at 10 30 a m Sermon on Correct Views of God Adalation Ulam meets Sunday afternoons at 3 and Wednesday Choir not meeting this week Pastor E R Larson The Record and Dallas News price 2 50
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