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Newspaper
Clifton Record
Location
Clifton, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 31, 1940
Page
2
Wartime farming and public health mix as articles discuss soy production, food reserves, and Red Cross relief. Mentions government defense needs, urban population shifts, and wartime medical care including Dental and surgical dressings. References to enlistment, citizen support, and fingerprinting of aliens amid defense measures.
A fragment list of church events for June from multiple congregations. Includes worship schedules, Sunday school, choir practice, ladies and missionary society meetings, and board or union gatherings. Mentions specific pastors and locations such as Clifton Baptist, St Pauls Lutheran, and Olaf Lutheran, with harvest pauses and special programs noted.
Trinity Lutheran Church schedules Sunday School at 9:80 a.m. on Sunday June 2 followed by morning service at St Olaf Lutheran Church and an 8:00 p.m. night service at Clifton. The confirmation class meets Saturday morning at 9:50. Pastor T Boe invites friends and strangers to all services and meetings.
Sunday School and Bible Class on June 2 will precede a worship service. Church members are urged to attend and join in the day’s spiritual activities at James Lutheran Church near Mosheim.
President Roosevelt nominates Jay Pierre Moffatt, native of New York and chief of the State Department's European division, as minister to Canada. The article notes church services, revival meetings, and a Thursday choir meeting as community events surrounding the nomination.
A fragment lists officers and roles including President Eawin Sonntag Vice President Louis Lange Secretary Francon Wiede Treasurer Leo Albrecht and Messenger Agent Walther Lesgue with Esther Wiede as Reporter. It notes business meetings are held every fourth Sunday of each month and invites neighbors to attend, with visitors welcome.
We express sincere invoks to friends and neighbors for kindness during Uberliness and after the death of our beloved husband and father. Grateful thanks for the lovely offering from Mrs. W. D. Ferris Mrs. J. A. Treppa Men Helen Maris Lincoln Ferris Mrs. GW Wenzel MiradB Tav ington. The first newspaper was published in England in 1588, the first advertisement in 1602.
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