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Newspaper
Clifton Record
Location
Clifton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 24, 1944
Page
4
Notice outlines farmer committeemen elections in Clifton region with dates and locations. Topics include conservation practices for 1945, production outlook, and roles of committeemen representing farmers and federal administration. Clyde Henry cites importance of attending meetings and voting.
Two classes split into The Flying Tigers and Uncle Sam's Armyette to buy bonds and stamps for the 6th War Loan. The contest ends in December with a 90 per cent goal each month. Our school closes November 29 for Thanksgiving holidays and returns after.
D G Caraway thanks Bosque customers for many years of support at The Radio Shop. He notes Charlie Schmidt and Roy Davis will open Clifton Radio and Electric Shop on Friday November 24.
A series of community notices report births at Goddall and Witeter Ginie Hospital and Goodall and Witcher Clinic Hospital on November 16 and 17, with mothers and infants later moved home. E T Hickox welcomed son Charlie Ray on November 17, and Jessie Johnson and her son were moved from Joel hospital. Hap Carlson of Cranfill Gap remains a 41 patiënt in local hospital. Mrs EU Dittoly is recovering after an operation and hopes to return home in a few days.
Mrs Arthur Hoyt of Velvet Springs remains a patient in the local hospital after an appendectomy performed last week and hopes to return home in a few days. Mrs Walter G Titman and family, former Clifton residents now at Giddings Texas where he serves as pastor, visited relatives and friends this week.
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