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Newspaper
Clifton Record
Location
Clifton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 03, 1944
Page
2
Mrs J C Carpenter and Family express gratitude for the kindness shown after the death of their husband and father. They appreciate prayers and support from friends and relatives during their time of bereavement.
The column lists schedule details for Immanuel Luton Homece St Olaf Cranfills Gap Trinity Lutheran Clifton Baptist and other churches. It includes service times Sunday School Bible Classes and morning worship plus choir practice confirmation classes and church events for early November. Pastors Benjamin K Mankestad Walter T Gigstad G A Baskin.
Ambiguous fragment outlines a political context with names like Benard and Mariel. Lacking clear events, the readable parts suggest a partisan race or party coverage and a referenced “Berenty Weaks of Mariel” with June-like timing. The text remains unclear and fragmentary.
Echoes from Clifton College report another CJC student produced comedy "Radia of the U S A" on Monday at eight in the Hall. The piece mixes scenes of Japanese wartime humor with campus notes and holiday dorm life, including pranks, chapel musical numbers, and student chatter about politics and friends.
The item notes a musical presented under Mise Bula Es Logg at City Hall on Monday Nov 6. It mentions Arthur G. Nelson pending naval duties, Virginia Dawson at Southwestern aiding the chapel program, and updates on Marcelle and Don after six weeks of study. It also covers Loura Powers on furlough in Florida, Sue Pool preparing to resume studies at State U as a junior, and siblings Leo and Jack Caradagne in service with Leo stationed in Ardmore and Jack flying from Del Rio.
Farmers across Bosque County adopt Austrian Winter Peas as a no extra effort soil improving crop during regular operations. Planting in September to November yields best results. early sowing shows robust growth even in cold weather. Observations include J P Gatlin near Meridian and W J Cunningham with 45 acres in Pikeville group. Neighbors report good outcomes and some plan to try peas for the first time.
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