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Newspaper
Clifton Record
Location
Clifton, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 25, 1928
Page
6
The Houston Chronicle notes that fault finding is easy with accessible scrutiny and warns against speaking ill of others. It advocates private, constructive conversation for corrections and cautions that public humiliation fuels retaliation and rebellion, delaying true tolerance until maturity.
Born in Mount Vernon Ohio October 29 1815 Daniel Uscatur Emmett wrote the words to Dini later Dixie after a Bryant Minstrel show in September 1859. The tune emerged as he drafted lines amid the show’s mood and a horseman’s echo of I wish I was in Dixie.
An analysis warns insects and plant diseases could cost billions yearly and push food production higher as population grows. It cites pests like the European corn borer and boll weevil and urges continued scientific and governmental action to avert famine. A Clifton free street band concert is announced for next Saturday night at 8:30 with a program of marches and tunes.
The Bee Hill School closes its 1997 88 term on May 16 as pupils perform a closing program. First graders Ruth Schulze Allen Marie Hoel Willie Mae Johnson earn marks. second graders Dorothy Schulze Todemy Johnson. fourth Dennis Schulze Martin Hoel Jr. fifth grade none. South Grade Voleta Schulze Geraldine Wallace noted. Mothers of the community provided dinner after the program.
Abilene May 29 Renewal of his contract as head coach at Abilene High School has been made by Dewey A Mayhew. Entering his first year as coach, Mayhew led the Abilene eleven to the State final where they lost to Waco after a close game. Mayhew was formerly coach at Marlin High School, and received a substantial increase in salary for his work.
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