07 Nov 1930
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Newspaper
Clifton Record
Location
Clifton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 07, 1930
Page
1
Readers are urged to secure life insurance quickly to protect family dependents, noting procrastination can cost coverage and leave loved ones in hardship after a loss. The ad promotes obtaining the best policy from Southland Insurance, urging immediate action.
The Clifton Public high school offers 30 minute physical education sessions on Mondays, Tuesdays, and Thursdays with calisthenics on Wednesdays and health lectures on Fridays. It lists topics and speakers, outlines a health examination program by clinicians, urges parental vigilance in student reports, and mentions a Thursday luncheon event on October 4 at the home room.
McGregor High School beat Clifton 12 to 6 in a closely contested Friday game at the ctg park. The home team showed an appetizing offense yet Clifton fought hard, promising a tougher rematch at Valley Mills on Armistice Day and a Thanksgiving clash in Clifton. Tennis courts on campus drew interest as students praised the athletic program and its training benefits.
The document outlines postal receipts, local business impact, and community events in Clifton. It notes Clifton as the county's second class port office with growing receipts, mentions Progressive banking ties, a surprise birthday party for Mr. Mueller, and plans for a Thanksgiving style parade and local church activities. It also lists church services at Trinity Lutheran and town meeting plans, including Lions Club participation in a parade, Armistice Day observances, and a Clifton fair with local organizations invited.
Sunday School at 10 with preaching at 11 and evening hour. James White to sing at the hour. Woman's Missionary Society meets Monday at 3 pm, prayer meeting Wednesday at 7. Sunday is the last Sunday of the Conference year. Pastor asks full attendance at all services. A church kitten party was held October 20 at Mire BA Moore’s home with nineteen children and various games. Sunday November 4 services include Sunday School 9:45, Morning Worship 11, BYP meet 3, Evening Worship 7:30, W M S Monday 8 pm, with missionary program. Everett Wallace, Frank Nixon, Pastor.
Nor E parish announces Sunday School and Bible Classes at 10, Divine service at 11. Teachers meet at 7:30 pm for host practice. Ladies' Aid meets Thursday Nov 11 with Mrs Jusies Isotherm. Confirmation class every Saturday at 8:25 pm. P. E. Thorson, Pastor.
Clean cut high school football faces off as Waco Tigers travel to Cleburne to meet the Yellow Jackets on Friday November 14 at 3 80 p m. A special train will run from Waco to Cleburne for the event drawing a large crowd and band performances from 144th Infantry and Waco High School.
The Magazine Clubs met Toeylay in the fourth regular meeting of the year. Mrs CH Butcher served as hostess with guests Mrs Staley Bradstreet and other members. They discussed the November issue topics including A New Germany Serves Notice and Japan As Seen In 1930. The group will meet November 1 due to Flower Carnival activities.
A chaotic account describes a carnival performance with stunts from a train whistle to a pony act. The main event features a life with a circus atmosphere in a lively benefit night, including a school fundraiser and a surprise appearance by a local figure.
Meridian court and local notes report accidents, marriages, and property deals. Uncle Dickibson injured in a car wreck after a train incident. Millie Glass faces a prohibition charge. Elvie Lott and Twila Rowe, and other couples seek marriage licenses. numerous deeds and land transfers listed in Morgan and Walnut Springs areas.
A fragmented report notes the third year dinner event with Atlee Margot Pel and attendees including Deene Nck Panice and Minter Os Up Loder. The text lists several names and hints at awards or mint winnings, mentioning Mis Eerein Mae Mjealaimd and an outcome where multiple mint prizes were attributed to participants.
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