Local Notes and Social Rounds From Walnut Springs
The column lists community happenings including visits by Mrs Kath Calvert and a Clifton band, Uncle Prof Curtis Peder’s entourage, and Mrs Orie Piers Hell directing a Walnut Springs item. It notes anniversaries for Mr and Mrs Noah Jones, Parents Day at Stephenville College, and visits by families to Hamilton and Lampasas, with health updates for Knudson and Ras Gas-Fei.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mia
Pombe
Miller
Leeda
Lanberg
Bertalawe
Knudson
Clifton
Curtis Peder
Thome Hanke
Kath
Calvert
Walnut Springs
Orie Piers
Ras Gas- Fei
Graal Gop
Charles Romine Haver
Noah Jones
Aig
Sundap
Ban Antono
J. B. Olson
Allan Trigg
Geraltine
Ray Alien
Parenta Day
Mex
Olen
Mrs. Ford
Hamil
Rev
Clarence Clark
Revival At City Hall Preaching Next Week
Revival services led by Rev. Walter Calvert run from Sunday night May 9 at the Dey Fall in Clifton through May 16. Congregants urged to join choirs and participate to bring others to Christ while ministers emphasize living a faithful life and active church outreach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City Hall
Walter Calvert
Clifton
Asda Sizint
Evacy Kenry
Kemet
McCarty
Terrent Ciewlyr Minget
Giv Whey
Kendall
Maull
Clifton Public School News Items
School news notes from Clifton Public School describe students split on vacation recreation. Juniors of CHMLL plan a party Thursday evening. A group of 27 CHS students and a chaperone spent a weekend in San Antonio, with mixed luck yet enjoyable. Seniors invite CHB writers to attend their May 7 play and share meals.
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CMLL
CHS
Studente
San Antonio
Welashi
Clifton College
Hay
Wrioen
CHB
History class trip to San Antonio details visit
A group of about twenty five pupils and chaperones traveled by train Friday April 30 to San Antonio in American and Spanish American history classes. They toured sites including Randolph Field Alamo San Jose Mission La Villita and other landmarks spending time at the Alamo and the Home of the Se celebres before returning Sunday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Antonio
C. &. Carpenter
Lela Vaye
C. L. Btuart
Pierson
Aunein
Grande Courts
vintLx
Randolph Field
San Jose
Concepcion
Mia
Little Mexico
Fernor
Apudoun
Joannes
Fort Bam
Ieee Sere Ees
Thaslang
Ward Tink
Ttn Bel
Meridian Court and Local News Highlights
Meridian Court and Local News reports visits and travels of residents. Mrs W A Walle returns from San Antonio with her sister Miss Lila Smith, followed by a Waco journey. Austin visitors Mr and Mrs Geo Adams stay with the Dunlaps. Local events include memorial services at Rock Church and weekend visits among neighbors and relatives across Waxahachie Kilgore Bartlett and Wee. Continuous social notes reflect community ties and movement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. A. Walle
Noms
San Antonio
Arents
8. C. Smith
Mise Lila Smith
Thay Ware
Arenta
J. W. Bowl
Last
Mary Alice May Called To Her Reward In Clifton
Mary Alice May 58 died last Sunday morning after a stroke. Survived by husband Adam May and children Levin Walter Ollie Ada and Mrs Fred Robinson with three predeceased children. Funeral held at Church of Christ Clifton conducted by Elder J A F Strickland. Interment Meridian cemetery beside her husband. Pallbearers listed.
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Mary Alice
Adam May
Santa Fe
Levin
Walter
Clifton
Ollie
Lewine
Ada
Walnut Springs
Fred Robinson
Fort Worth
Wille
Orn
Charlip
Tao
Henry May
W. Break
J. M. Break
W.E. Bean
J. J. Landtroop
Meridiam
Coryell County
Church of Christ
Meridian
Une
May
G.B McCaleb
J.A. F. Strickland
Kopper
C. B. Poe
Rue
G. B. Kendall
Cliitton
Canning Demonstration At Meridian May 11
At the Meridian court house on May 12 1987 at 2 00 p m Miss Gladys Kimbrough food preservation specialist from the Educational Department of the Ball Bros Company will give a tomato and vegetable canning demonstration using methods approved by the Extension Service of Texas She has wide experience in food preservation and homemaking and will show repeatable techniques for quality results aimed at home cooks
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Court House
Meridian
Gladys Kimbrough
Educational Department of
the-Ball Bros. Company
Gimbrough
Texan
Bho
Weipes
Millers
Kimbrough
Strueion
Producers Urged to Sign Work Sheet for Payments
Lawrence County officials urge Bore farmers to sign a work sheet by May 1 in the 1937 Agricultural Conservation Program. Signing secures potential payments if drought or crop loss occurs, and applies even when a late soil conserving crop is planted. The rule reduces payments by 5 percent of idle land and 6 percent of remaining cultivated land, a practice carried over from last year.
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BR. Lawrence
Lawrence
First Spring Show Here Is Big Success
Clifton's Civic Improvement Society hosts the first Spring Flower Show in the municipal building dining room. Tables display wildflowers and school work from four primary grades, with dainty tiny vase displays and a miniature bluebonnet farm garden. A central bed features comflowers, roves, mountain pinks, and surrounding foliage, while west-side beds showcase white and yellow blooms and Texas wildflowers.
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Clifton
Civic Imsprovement Society
Stud & Rank Kanden
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