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Newspaper
Clifton Record
Location
Clifton, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 31, 1935
Page
3
Special correspondent reports a flurry of weekend visits from Clifton Meridian and San Angelo residents. The piece notes graduation events at Koppers and Grammarest with relatives attending. Gene Krueger's illness is mentioned along with local social visits and farm interests.
Mrs Windert outlines the requirements for elementary teachers under consideration in the public schools. The note discusses curriculum, writing, and art appointments impacting staffing decisions.
Secretary of State Gerald C. Mann will conduct a public lot drawing to determine the placement of constitutional amendments on the ballot in every Texas county. The Aug. 24 repeal amendment and others will be assigned first, last, or middle positions.
The piece reflects on the school term’s end events from Mosheim with notes on commencement, baccalaureate, commencement address by Gen. Carl Nesbitt of Austin, and the senior play "Truth Takes as Toliday" plus PTA and children’s program updates including a May 29 operetta The Land of Dolls and May 31 commencement at the school house.
Rev W J Shelton keeps regular appointment this Sunday. Residents report visits from Mrs P H Barnett Valley Mills daughter Mrs Bland Ruby Wink Texas and Wellington Dansby San Angelo. South Bosque announces Richard Mayfield and wife welcomed a son Richard Jr. at home. Many attend singing convention at Hurst Springs and Clifton High School exercises. Mosheim baccalaureate services held Sunday evening. Joe McCormick hosts a large party Monday night. Carl Albert Philipp Floyd Vickrey and friends visit Womack. Marie Poston visits relatives at Mosheim while Clifton hosts visitors. A note from Provincetown Massachusetts laments publicity over the Plymouth landing. A Rochester Times Union snippet claims barbers average 250 strokes per shave.
After June, no wing will be involved in the project. Each wing can work on it, with Mrs. W. A. Hanna coordinating. Uniforms for soldiers in China are to be made of paper.
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