Marriage of Mr China Waglay and Miss Merie Townend
Clifton Record reports the marriage of Mr China Waglay of Valley Mills to Miss Merie Townend, Sunday afternoon at the home of J. R. Townsend with Rev. C. F. Brown officiating. The bride, daughter of J. L. Townsend, is described as popular and esteemed. The groom works as a mechanic for McNeill Motor Company. The couple married left for Port Worth and other northern points for their honeymoon and will reside in Valley Mills.
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China Waglay
Merie Townend
J. R. Townsend
C. F. Brown
J. L. Townsend
Waglay
Valley Milla
Texas Houses More Affiliated Schools Than Any Southern State
Registrar EJ Mathews of the University of Texas says Texas has more affiliated high schools and preparatory schools than any other state in the South, highlighting the state's education network and growth.
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Texas
State
South
EJ. Mathews
University of Texas
Arther and Stel la Mae Canuteson Wedding at Clifton
One of the most beautiful home weddings in Clifton united Mr Jodie W. Arther and Miss Stel la Mae Canuteson with Rev C P Brown officiating. The couple plans to live on the groom’s family farm near Clifton and friends extend best wishes for happiness. The Record notes the Poultry Show premiums were not published and promises next issue. Community gratitude is expressed for blessings of the year.
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Mra. C. J.arther
Clifton
Magazine-Euterpean Club Meeting At Mrs Helm’s Home
Tuesday afternoon sixteen members gathered at Mrs. George Helm’s hospitable home. Miss Billie Gray Jones of Bryan Texas visited. Mrs Ralph Helm led. minutes read. lesson on The Cause of Earthquakes discussed. next meeting set for December 4 hosted by Mrs Homer Carpenter. Social hour followed with cream and cake.
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Euterpean Club
George Helm
Billie Gray Jones
Bryan
Texas
Ralph Helm
Homer
Carpenter
Preas
The Meeting of the Association and Related Papers
Fragmented text lists Association meetings and papers including The Meeting of the Association and The Program of the Association with names such as Walter Kilgore Dora Mas Canateson and Tommie Lovelady Norean Lovelady. It also references international agriculture studies noting Romania barley and crop outlook and Dutch cereal crops with mixed changes.
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Mr. Lovedy
Regina Brown
Elmore Tenalson
Walter Kilgore
Sibel Finley
Dora Mas Canateson
Tommie Lovelady
Norean Lovelady
Bertha
Bevel Slice Car Ding Tackler Report
Fragmentary note mentions a Bevel slice and a car ding incident. No clear persons, organizations, or locations readable. The text lacks coherent details to form a full newspaper item.
Clifton College Cats crush McMurry 39 to 6 in Abilene
Clifton College football finished strong by routing McMurry 39 to 6 at Abilene. Schow's 65 yard TD and Harris two rushing scores highlighted a dominant offensive display and solid defense led by Clement and Pederson. The Cats, 4-1 in the season, showed depth with frequent substitutions and standout line play.
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CATS
Indians
Clifton College
McMurry College
Abilene
McMurry
Clifton
Schow
Sonny
Harris
Hoel
Reesing
Pederson
Clement
Seljos
Westley
Erickson
Seaton
Does Advertising Pay in Bosque County and Clifton Merchants
Analysis shows large periodical ad costs from Good Housekeeping to Saturday Evening Post, with a lone small classified in the Clifton Record. The advertisement lists breeding turkeys for sale and references Mah Jong’s global spread, noting the Record and Dallas News along with other outlets.
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Bosque County
Clifton
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Clifton Record
Robt. L. Baldridge
Calvin Coolidge
University of ‘Desai
Frank ‘Kell
Wichite Falla
Fliften Opie
Delocaty
Ike
International Institute of Agriculture At
Rome
Netherlands
Good Housekeeping
Woman's Home Companion
Saturday Evening Post
McCall's Magazine
Collier's
Stifton
Ole C. Pederson
America
London
Paris
the Record
Dallas News
Goodyear
Polk’s
Dodge Brothers Motor Cars
Clifton, Texas
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