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Newspaper
Clifton Record
Location
Clifton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 13, 1931
Page
1
The event named Trades Day arrives this week in Clifton with a large expected turnout. Readers are urged to note route details and local sellers listed with names and small cash entries. The fragmentary OCR includes names, routes, and small cash amounts tied to vendors and participants.
A local parade is planned for Friday November 20 at 1. It will start at the public school and proceed east to the Central Texan Fair Grounds then north on Main Street to May Emma Mixon, return to Corner Drug, then to City Hall for a civic dinner. Lineup includes Lions Club, scouts, fire trucks, public school, college, live stock, businesses and trucks.
St Olaf Lutheran Church announces English language service in Rock Church. The Sacrament of the Lord’s Supper will be administered. Young People’s Society meeting Sunday night at 7. Family entertainments at home following. Sunday School and Bible Class every Sunday at 9 40. Confirmation class meeting Saturday morning at 9 30. Ladies’ Society meets Wednesday afternoon. Otto Reusing hosting at the home. Choir practice each Wednesday at 7 Church pastor J A Arnex.
Sunday School at 9 45 am Morning worship at 11 am in BYP Evening worship at 7 pm Teachers meeting at 3 pm Wednesday evening prayer meeting at 7 pm WM meeting listed County workers to meet Meridian Monday November 18 Burkner Urnhan Home offering noted Thanksgiving program planned November 22 declaration urges members to attend services and give. Frank Nixon pastor Emmett He Schow attended Armistice Day events in Cleburne. A note on an unrecovered item found at the Record office.
A local obituary notices Dave Helton and Crithan Caldwell are referenced with plans for a November 12 memorial at 12M and Panera Services at the Baptist Church in Cliftan at 2M Thursday afternoon Not. 1. Interment follows at Chiftan cemetery with a fuller writeup expected next week in Teron.
At Tuessh Chay all members except Lwu were present. The period was devoted to the Central Texas Fate starting November 19 and continuing through Sunday. On November 22 the Fair Committee announced the miniature railway they had set up at the Dull ar Fair and The Cotton Palace. The Street Night committee announced readiness for the parade with Lee in charge.
The daughter of Mr and Mrs WD Nuckuly of Clifton will wed Curtis S Maxwell of Fort Worth. Frances Lamant has been known locally, attended Bryan public school, and is praised by many in the community as the couple plans a November ceremony at home in Clifton.
The Baptist Church announces a Thanksgiving relief drive to support Burkter Home. Members are asked to donate cookies for delivery to the church by November 17 and contact Rev. Frank Nixon JT Hill D AM Buck Mrs A G Gilliam Mrs Fy J Bradstreet to arrange contributions or pickup.
A garbled OCR fragment describes Pune mules and a heavy, confused scene with multiple names and phrases. It mentions Miles FTE pie, Jhawe fh Hoenrenad, and various unclear actions, with scattered references to rail and ship terms and a distant event. The readable content shows disjointed names and places without a clear narrative.
The wedding of Miss IlWin A Minpurer, son of Mr and Mrs Philip Masney of Crawford, to Gubler of Gute Yeille is set for Wednesday mornings in November at Crawford Baptist Church. Rev J C Gussen officiates. The bride wore a white crepe dress with orange blossoms and a matching bouquet. A luncheon followed. the couple plan a brief trip before settling at Crawford.
A 50th anniversary event honored Mr. and Mrs. Colwick with a church service, readings, and a reception. Attended by five children, eight grandchildren, and relatives from Dallas and nearby towns, the couple was praised for a long marriage and shared memories of pioneer days and family milestones.
A notice advertises lump coal at ten dollars per ton via Hayes Grain Company Clifton. It mentions a Friday and Saturday sale at City Hall dining room around November 20 and 21 during the Flower Carnival, urging attendance and noting steam-powered dining and 110 dinners.
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