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Newspaper
Clifton Record
Location
Clifton, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 17, 1929
Page
7
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Miss Addie White spent Saturday and Sunday in Morgan visiting relatives and attending local events.
Mr. and Mrs. G. C. Tisdale and two children Ruby Lee and Tom Wood traveled from Dallas to spend the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Tom C. Parks.
Community items report farm bureau meeting set for May 18 and local visits by Misses Compton Solberg and McElroy, plus Gov Fergerson's brief business stop. Rain totals approach two inches. seniors prepare for performances May 22 at City Auditorium with 15 25 and 35 cent tickets.
Miss Lottie Bettis of Itasca enjoyed Mothers Day at home. Gilliam Motor Co. advertises Goodyear tires for 8.95. Mr. and Mrs. R L Scott visited from Austin this week. Jean is sought in the city auditorium production set for May 22 at 8 oclock.
H. T. Grantham learned last Sunday of the death of his brother, Judge D. J. Grantham, at Carlsbad New Mexico.
A Gilliam Motor Co advertisement urges readers that it is their money to lose and promotes driving a new Ford before giving up their money, presenting a sales pitch style offer.
County Clerk Chas. Gandy and Tax Collector Preston Hornbuckle visited Clifton on Tuesday for a brief stopover.
Mr and Mrs W V Kugle spent Sunday in Glen Rose visiting relatives. Mrs Kugle’s mother Mrs W H Kugle accompanied them for a several days visit.
Four young dairy cows with calves at Gillespie Farm offered for sale or trade. Cows described as rich heavy milkers. Trade options include dry Jersey cows red cows or calves.
Rev. Frank Nixon, pastor of the Baptist Church, returned Tuesday night from Memphis, Tenn., where he had attended the Baptist General Convention.
Mr. Olin Edwards and Miss Ida Pike of Walnut Springs were married Saturday morning May 11 at the Clifton Methodist Parsonage with Rev. W. T. Boulware officiating.
The Sophomore play directed by Miss Gabie Sue Carpenter at City Auditorium last Friday evening was a success. The cast delivered fine performances and financial proceeds were gratifying.
Mr and Mrs Paul Schoenrock and sons Emmitt Herbert and Selmer traveled to Dallas via Hillsboro and Fort Worth to enjoy the scenery. Paul Schoenrock attended the Farm Bureau meeting where new directors were elected and reported optimism for the future. They returned Monday night.
R C Feagan long time Temple resident and former Ferguson ranch employee spent a luncheon visit with the Lions Club in Clifton. He hinted at relocating his family to Clifton, recalling earlier ties to the First National Bank of Clifton where he served as assistant cashier.
Mr and Mrs O E Schow from Dallas were in Clifton Sunday and Monday. Clifton friends scarcely realize they live in Dallas as they appear in the city.
Albert Gaskamp of Mosheim visited Clifton last Friday to subscribe for the Record for a year. That makes three Gaskamp brothers now receiving the Mosheim paper.
Jack C. Tucker Phil Gilliam and Duke C Halverson took tackle and headed to a public pond near Mart to try their luck, leaving early Wednesday morning.
Miss Anita Phinney of this city has been elected to teach Spanish and English in the Koppers high school next school term. She has teaching experience and is described as a splendid young lady who will succeed in the profession.
Judge P S Hale of Meridian rode into Clifton Tuesday in a Willys Knight purchased from Voy G Fort. He praised the sizeable Clifton crowd and the strong business activity of local merchants.
Clifton friends receive programs for Miss Selma Swenson Schow violinist at the College of Industrial Arts Denton Texas on May 14 at 7 30 p m. Youngest daughter of Mr and Mrs O E Schow. She is to perform selections from violin repertoire and provide an evening of notable musical talent.
Classified notice offers a 1927 Chevrolet Coach for sale. The seller name J G Lane is provided with a note promising affordability and freshness of a “Home Town Cake” concept alongside the car listing.
Mrs F J Jenson and her daughter Billie are at home after visiting relatives in Kansas City. Gilliam Motor Company quotes the line about Ford cars and the warning about potential loss of money in the sale.
Mr and Mrs Emmett H Schow were weekend visitors in Cleburne staying with relatives and driving up Sunday for the family gathering.
C. R. Tucker and a Mr. Carrington of Mart spent the first of the week visiting Tucker's brother Jack C. Tucker and tried their luck at fishing during the stay.
Advertisement for L. E. Larson's Garage promoting first class repair service and night and day work in the old rock building. Claims attractive prices and reasonable rates for automobile casings and tubes.
Mr and Mrs Fred W Nelson the postmaster and assistant postmaster began a two week vacation with a trip to Waco on Tuesday for the Texas Postmasters meeting Their friends wish them a real rest from their year round mail duties.
J. P. Nystel of Abernathy praises Clifton natural gas in the Record urging residents not to miss the chance. He notes his long ties to Bosque county and his path from teacher to real estate and insurance agent to public service, emphasizing gas as a major boon for town welfare.
Quality plus the Paul Golden returned to Dallas Monday after a visit with home folks. Mrs. C. R. Nichol left the first of the week for a visit with friends in South Texas.
Westley St Bernt visited town after a week in his room recovering from a sprained back. The message promotes driving a Ford and other cars with emphasis on pickup and easy riding.
Carl Carpenter of Cleburne visited Sunday at the home of his parents Dr and Mrs D A Carpenter.
Mr and Mrs R F Olson of Sequin visited Sunday to see their parents Mr and Mrs Tom C Parks and Mr and Mrs Pete Olson, reflecting a family gathering in the community.
Paul Golden of Dallas spent a weekend visiting his Clifton hometown, where he holds a good position in Dallas.
O. R. GO Poultry Tonic guarantees insect elimination and preventive care for forehead roup and white diarrhea in poultry. Also a cure for running fits in dogs. Sold by Stripling Haselwood & Co. Nacogdoches Texas. for sale by Carpenter Bros. September 4.
M G Tucker of Meridian Texas advertises Home Town Cake available at grocers. Jacksons le Black Berries priced 25e per gallon with customer pickup option.
Gil liam Motor Co. urges potential buyers to test drive a Ford before making a purchase, highlighting the brand as a recommended choice for consideration.
For sale or rent a two room house with barn poultry house and garden. Priced right. Phone 182.
Minnie Fitzhugh invites you to a class recital on Monday May 20 at 8 15 p m. at City Auditorium. The program will be assisted by students from Valley Mills.
Mr. and Mrs. Crownrich and their young son have moved back to Clifton hoping to settle there long term. Crownrich, an employee at the Humble Pump Station near town, previously lived in Clifton while employed by the same firm.
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