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Newspaper
Clifton Record
Location
Clifton, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 30, 1952
Page
2
Reverend Schulze celebrated a birthday surprise organized by members of Womack Church. The event at the parsonage hall featured songs, prayers, and fellowship. A two month supply of provisions and two decorated cakes were presented to him and his wife.
Health officer Geo W Cox outlines a grim Texas heart and vascular disease forecast for 1952. About 30 000 deaths expected from heart blood vessel diseases with 15 000 under 70, 700 in their 30s, 4500 in their 40s 7000 in the 60s, and males exceeding females by roughly 70 percent. He warns a statewide heart program requires coordinating committees and medical support, praising the American Heart Association for funding and national leadership.
St Olaf Mt View Circle of Crete met Tuesday afternoon May 13 with 17 members two children and four men present plus four visitors Mesdames Charlie Johnson Ivan Johnson Frank Carlson Vera Karl. Devotion and prayer were shared and refreshments served. Collection for the day totaled 85.59 and next meeting is set for June 10 with Mrs Buster Stanford.
A House debate weighs foreign aid politics and U S military pay changes. A key speaker votes for aid but argues against letting politics guide allocations, cites Ireland and refugee aid. He backs a 14 percent dependent allowance increase and opposes a Marines inclusion in the Joint Chiefs. A subcommittee backs upstream flood treatment legislation for sail and flood prevention on a cooperative basis, awaiting full committee hearings.
Trinity Lutheran Church Ladies Aid met at the Parish Hall on Thursday afternoon May 15 with Mrs B Dahl Life Membership and In Meera ere. Program included hymn Take My Life read Romans 16th chapter film Beyond The Symbol e shown by Mrs G Sabvenon and vocal duet Thy Life Was Given For Me by Mesdames Anna Odegaard and A C Brandes. Mrs Dahl presented Life Membership Pins to Mesdames Chris Mickelgon and Schule. Mrs Hyde Oswald attended for her mother Mrs Schulze nobody attended due to illness. report on Woman's Missionary Federation Convention in Waco April 22. June will be News Bulletin subscription month. Next meeting Thursday May 29 visitors always welcome.
In City Hall dining room on Friday afternoon Civil Defense reps discussed updating Cuties, with Mrs Julius Jenson and Mrs C Womack representing the Church of Christ, Mrs Juno A Haywood and Mrs Faye Oliver the Cumberland Presbyterian mission, Mrs Amanda Wat ley the Dunbar P2, and Mrs Beth er Bible the Cumberland Presbyterian Sunday School. Mev the Seljos represented One Shiloh Baptist Mission, and Mrs Vera Watley and Mrs Lous Alexander joined the Negro Women's Club though the latter two could not attend due to school. All absent reps urged to submit lists to the chairman. cooperation appreciated. Also seeking a cook or couple to work for a thresher around June 1 at Womack Clifton Texas.
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