Clifton Record Church Notices and Themed Essays
The Clifton Record lists Sunday School and Bible Class at 10 am with Lord's Supper at 11 am. Evening services feature a sermon on The Lord and His Sheep, with a church orchestra planned by Prof. An om Hitlestand. Young People's Society meets Sunday night at 7:30 at the Charles Aars home. Pastor E.R. Larton announces the hour and location of services and activities. The issue also includes commentary on hero worship, defining hero as a person of valor, reflecting on how perceptions of heroes vary and endure.
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Plant trees or shrubs on family birthdays
A reader suggests celebrating family birthdays by planting a tree or shrub such as crepe myrtle or magnolia, with heartfelt words for the honoree. The piece urges thoughtful gestures and including friends and neighbors, while noting practical attention to parents.
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Week's Film Lineup at Cliftex Theatre
The Cliftex Theatre offers a weekly program featuring Jack Hoxie in Gun Here’s Jack and Buster’s Frame Up on Thursday and Friday with a Saturday matinee. Olive Borden stars in The Joy Girl in Saturday night’s double bill, plus comedies and adventures including A Man About Town and a Mildred Davis feature. Notable regional mentions include Richmond and Michmond in Britain as part of the showbill.
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Texas Governor 85 Remains Active with 18‑Hour Workdays
Former Governor Joseph D. Gayera, age 85, marks his birth anniversary on September 2 while continuing long service in state duties. The Texan State Library and Federal Commission reportedly houses over 1,000 volumes plus thousands of pamphlets and manuscripts, reflecting the region's literary and archival growth.
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Cotton bags may replace other materials in wholesale trade
U S Department of Agriculture specialists see a possible increase in cotton consumption by 750000 bales as cotton bags replace noncotton bags in the wholesale grocery trade. They estimate 797000 bales worth of raw cotton could be saved annually, with 225000 bales used for bag production.
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United States Department of Agriculture
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