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Newspaper
Clifton Record
Location
Clifton, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 06, 1927
Page
3
A fragmentary notice from Waco Texas references Beene and Price and Stuart’s Drug Store, a May 14 event, and a person named De-Joe A. Beer Stone with an address at 614 Amicable Hide, presenting unclear details about eyewear and pride.
Local notices report Cecil Reed and family returning from Rising Star, the Prather Studio hosting sessions under new management, and community gatherings on school consolidation. Entomology talk by Reppert urged cotton farmers to attend a city hall meeting and hear about boll weevil control, with details on a proposed constitutional amendment vote in August 1987 and related legislative language.
Corneil O Brown, chiropractor, lists hours for his Chitton practice. Local notices show tentative schedule updates and contact details for patients seeking appointments.
A Cayote community event featured classroom performances, a noon potluck, and a grand 1:30 pm assembly with grade acts like The Deacon in a Tangle. Local teachers receive praise for their efforts. Community members from Clifton, Valley Mills, and nearby areas attended.
Pleasant Hill School closed last Friday and pupils enjoyed a picnic at Cliti park hosted by teachers Mr. W. W. White and Mrs. Pearl Mill with parents. Accessible raffer and a generous lunch were shared, and farewells were exchanged as students left. Visitors include Mr. and Mrs. Rutle Davie of Hillsboro, Mrs. Scruggs’s sister, and several locals such as Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Oswald, Miss Ada Belle Harrie, Mr. Chrl Henkelinan, and Mary Ellen Smith returning home to Whitney after a visit with Mrs. Scruggs. others noted are Messrs Cael Henkelman, Henry Knust, Otto Cuebke, C. B. Allen, and Mr. J. B. Seedng.
A counterfeit charity scheme circulates packages of three neckties mailed to the public. Recipients are urged to send one dollar to a supposed blind man who is in fact part of the fraud. Investigations reveal the operator profits by selling the same goods under another name. In Rochdale, the case prompted warnings as locals are urged to beware and report suspicious mail solicitations.
The Lutheran Church announces Sunday morning worship at 11 in Norwegian and Sunday School at 10. A College Orchestra concert is scheduled for 7:80. A collection will be received and all are welcome. Choirs meet Friday evenings and classes at usual hours on Saturday. Record and Dallas News.
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