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Newspaper

Clifton Record

Location

Clifton, Texas, United States of America

Date

Oct 06, 1939

Page

3

Clifton Public School News Editorial on Will and Carnival Queens

Editorial urges steadfast will over wish, noting student elections for Carnival Queens across Senior, Junior and Freshman classes. Reports Noyes Willett’s election as associate editor, Queen candidates Lena Mae Winds tum, Erna Pearl Bronstad, Marjorie Walton, and Barbara Wenfer, plus Cadet club activities and hall decorations.

School News Noyes Willett Noyes Willl Noxt Will Bel Jone Abbert Sales Lena Mae Windstum Clifton High School B. Smith Dorothy Bronstad Doris ‘Gene Hoel Vernon Lambert Law Rts Huse WK Erna Pearl Bronstad Goohs Marjorie Walton Swenson Barbara Wenfer Bob Mathews Eveart

Washington Letter From W R Poage September 29 1929

Washington letter from W R Poage discusses congressional action on war neutrality laws, Senate committee activity, house vs conference timelines, and farm program funding for 1940. Poage notes travel limits for distant members, receipt of mail, and personal work on musical pieces while urging support for nonwar policy. Also reports on football game Marlin vs Cubs and local sports news from Clifton.

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Holy Land Exhibit at Texas State Fair Invites Pastors

In Dallas on September 30, pastors are invited to see the Animated Holy Land Exhibit opening October 7 at the Texas State Fair. Created by Gauci Brothers after 11 years, the 16 day display features 730 moving figures and 1,600,000 pieces detailing the life of Christ. Tickets issued to pastors and priests who request them for the fair’s peak days.

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State Fair exhibit on soil free vegetable growing planned

An exhibit titled Without soil will showcase vegetable growing at the State Fair of Texas from October 7 to 22. The display will be in the General Exhibits Building highlighting innovative horticulture methods.

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Interesting Items From Fairview Community

Community notes recount local residents attending events in Clifton and Fairview. Families including Rice and Kelly transport pupils to Fate] at Clifton for a parade and rodeo. Clergy Bro Taylor preached Sunday. Visits cited include Riepert and Hewitt in Hamilton and Ott with daughter Johnson. Local residents Downey Hulme Kimbrough Siepert Hill tied to nearby towns.

Rice Claude Kelly Clifton Qi Bro Taylor Lee Riepert Hamilton Arche Hewitt A. Ott O. J. Johnson Johnnie Kim

Methodist Young People Elect Officers for Year

The Young People of the Methodist church elect officers for the year October 1980. Adults include President Wiseman Holler and Secretary-Treasurer Lena Mael Ninn. Elected council positions cover Worship Ruth Hampton Evangelion and Church relationship Jean Oglesby Missions Christine Edwards Citizenship Christine Neel, Recreation Thomas Hardie, Leadership Grace Wort. They will meet Sunday October 1980 and invite all to attend. The note ends with a colonial family history remark about descendants.

Caumilller Menews Persident Wiseman Holler View Pyeaitent Elaise Edwardia Lena Mael Ninn Johanie Ruth Hampton Jean Oglesby Christine Edwards Nolen Neel Thomas Hardie Grace Wort Wa Jovelock Wy Jeryonn

Deer To Be Plentiful When Season Opens

Interstate report from Austin dated Sept 30 states deer are expected to be plentiful when the season opens November 16. The Texas Game Fish and Oyster Commission says numbers are increasing though some areas face food shortages. Drought did not reduce deer numbers but may yield smaller fawns this year. Forty four county farm displays will feature unique exhibits at the State Hall with Texas products shown in commercial quantities.

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