Bakery ad highlights fresh bread pies and cakes daily
The bakery promotes daily fresh bread pies and cakes. It notes growing compliments from customers and expresses appreciation for business.
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Newspaper
Clifton Record
Location
Clifton, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 06, 1927
Page
2
The bakery promotes daily fresh bread pies and cakes. It notes growing compliments from customers and expresses appreciation for business.
In two tense games at Clifton, Decatur triumphed 10 16 and 23 to 3, while Clifton’s A K Anderson starred with homers and triples as crowds witness a wild highway litter issue described by the report. The series lineup features two games Friday and Saturday with Decatur leading the conference and Clifton aiming to rebound. Municipal officials protested roadside pollution tied to animal waste and urged citizen support for cleaner highways and local trade.
Austin reports May 4. federal penitentiaries are open to hunters who killed upland player Wil J. Tucker. State game fish protection announces actions affecting upland game and related sections.
The notice lists convention related activities including prayer services and songs such as Faith of Our Nation and Tis of Thee. It mentions speakers Mrs Fore Mrs Lovelady Mrs Davidson and others, plus updates on local personal matters including a student returning home due to illness and an anticipated reunion in Brighton New York.
Sunday School at 9:45 a.m. Morning Worship at 11:00 a.m. Subject "A Wise Mother." Junior C. B. at 9:00 p.m. Intermediate C. 6:00 p.m. Evening Worship at 4:00 p.m.
Meridian Court and Local News reports mixed local transactions and community events. Names include Tom Parks, W. Le Bort, George G. Cash, Mins Bille Griffin, and Rev T B Harrell. Local church sermons, school staff appointments, a senior recital at Meridian College, and sheriff actions are noted among community updates.
E Simmons states he made two trips in a 1927 Ford with Ford Vapor sheer during 50 mile runs to Gilliam Motor Company. Details are unclear due to garbled text but refer to early motoring events and a local automotive firm.
Local notes cover Mustang School term end ceremonies with Josephine Shirley as principal and large attendance. A Mustang orchestra, led by Prof. Logdarn, earns praise from County Superintendent A. D. Clark. Community figures listed include Prather, Behwarts, Bus pall, Larson, Olson, and Cantrell. Memorial notices honor Mrs. Newton Cantrell born 1876 who died after long illness.
The county contest honored club members with prizes and fabric for a dress contest. Winners included Mrs. Moorer, Mrs. Otto Gohlbe, Mrs. White, Mrs. Gaile Way, and others, with judges named. The note expresses gratitude to supporters and mentions related social details and future plans.
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