Local and Personal Notes from Clifton Area
Local briefs report Ke sa Herman Faske visiting Dallas on business. Price and Stuart advertise a 1 Cent Sale and special bargains next Thursday through Saturday. W W Jones traveled from Crawfish Gap for a short business visit. D M Buck offers repair services for watches and clocks. H L Oswald ordered the Record renewed for another year. George Harris renewed delivery to his son Jodie in Dallas. Archie Nelson subscribed to the Record. Mr and Mrs W L Linn visited Abilene to see their daughter Lurline at Abilene Christian College.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Harris
Jodie Harris
Dallas
W. L. Linn
Abilene
Miss Lurline
Abilene Christian College
Clifton resident adjusts Record dates for ahead year
H B Hansen of route two visited Clifton early in the week and had his Record dates moved up another year in advance, extending the timeline for his upcoming plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. B. Hansen
Route Two
Clifton
L. P. Lund
For Sale Real Bargains on Household Fixtures
Classified note offers bath tub lavatory and kitchen sink doors windows and frames plus several hundred feet of siding for bargain prices. D C Holverson advertises the sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. C. Holverson
Price Stuart Specials at the Fair and Local Ads
Specials during the Fair promote Price and Stuart offerings alongside staple goods for three days. W H Dansby Mill and Feed Store seeks yellow corn and milo purchases. Mrs Ida Fricke and Mrs J T Glass are noted in social mentions. Majestic Crystals from Marlin claim health benefits and sell for $1 per pound.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Price & Stuart
Ite
W. H. Dansby Mill & Feed Store
Sunday H G Sonntag Pays Year Ahead For County Paper
H G Sonntag of route two Meridian called on Thursday and left a cash order paying for his county paper for another year in advance.
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H. G. Sonntag
Route Two
Meridian
Mrs Clinton Leeth Visits Dallas Relatives Briefly
Mrs Clinton Leeth and her little son from Dallas arrived Tuesday for a short visit in the home of her mother Mrs Lula Gray and with other relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clinton Leeth
Little Son
Dallas
Lula Gray
Duncan couple visit Dallas for State Fair shopping
Mr and Mrs T A Duncan went to Dallas at the start of the week to attend the State Fair and buy goods for the Duncan Bros store. The trip combined exhibition viewing with merchant procurement, reflecting active commerce in the Duncan family business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. A. Duncan
Dallas
Duncan Bros
Clifton native Ira Forson visits Taylor friends
Ira Forson of Clifton, grown in Taylor, spent this week visiting at his brother Will Forson’s home and mingling with numerous friends in the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ira Forson
Taylor
Will Forson
Weekend visitors and travels noted in local towns
Mrs C L Salyers visited Dallas and Plano with relatives and friends. L P Lund, en route to Clifton, moved up his record dates by a year. Health vacation promotions at Majestic Hotel Marlin Texas. O L Stuart and Tom C Parks in Waco arranging extra entertainments for the upcoming three days Fair. A M Miller and L O Pendergrass of Hamilton visited for a few hours of business and chat at the Record office. E Presnall, former Clifton resident, stopped in for a brief business and social visit, staying at Proffitt Inn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Messrs. A. M. Miller
L. O. Pendergrass
Hamilton
Record Office
E. Presnall
Clifton
Proffitt Inn
Marvin Reinhardt
Fort Worth
Tom C. Parks
Reinhardt
Murders of Henry and Edward Mueller visit Clifton on business
Henry and Edward Mueller of the Mosheim community were in Clifton Tuesday morning. Henry requested the Record be mailed to Route 4 Gatesville for the next few months while he resumes teaching at Arnett.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry
Edward Mueller
Mosheime
Clifton
Gatesville
Arnett
Merkel Woman Visits Clifton Kin After Seventeen Years
Mrs. Bob Logan of Merkel came for a visit with her sister Mrs. S. J. Tennison and other relatives. Logan, once a Clifton citizen, returns after leaving thirty years ago, marking the first reunion of the sisters in seventeen years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bob Logan
Merkel
S. J. Tennison
Logan
Clifton
Sam Pace Visits as Luncheon Guest in Standefer Home
Sam Pace of Waco visited Tuesday for a brief stay as a luncheon guest in the home of his wife's brother J. L. Standefer and family. Pace, when a boy, lived in this county boarding with his parents at Walnut Springs until several years old.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam Pace
Waco
J. L. Standefer
Mr. Pace
Walnut Springs
Clifton honors citizen purchases long-time newspaper gift
Jacob Olson a highly honored Clifton resident and longtime subscriber since 1895 renewed his subscription for another year. He also ordered the Dallas Morning News for one year at the low rate of 5.75 dollars covering daily and Sunday editions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacob Olson
Clifton
Dallas Morning News
Mrs Dittrich Visits Record Office With Son Arno
Mrs Hubert Dittrich and her son Arno from the Coyote community visited the Record office on Thursday. Mrs Dittrich renewed her subscription for another year while Arno showed keen interest in the linotype and presses at the office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hubert Dittrich
Arno
Coyote
St. Louis Couple Visits Dallas and Orders Record Abroad
Mr and Mrs Lawrence Shea of St Louis spent a weekend with relatives in Dallas. Mr Shea works for American Airways and traveled by airplane while Mrs Shea drove with friends. Arrival times differed by about an hour and Mrs Shea arranged to have the Record mailed to their St Louis address for one year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence Shea
St. Louis
Shea
American Airways Company
Dallas
Church Notices Church of Christ October Sunday schedule
Church of Christ announces Sunday School at 10 a.m. preaching and communion at 11 a.m. Evening services at 7 p.m. Ladies Bible Class Monday at 4 p.m. Bible study and prayer service led by Minister BD Th, E. McCaleb.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. McCaleb
Trinity Lutheran Church Sunday Schedule Adjusted
Trinity Lutheran Church announces no services or Sunday School this Sunday due to a circuit meeting at Norse. Ladies' Aid gathers next Thursday with Mrs. B I Dahl, choir meets Thursday night, confirmation class Saturday morning at 9 50, junior class Saturday at 2 p m, pastor T Boe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trinity Lutheran Church
Norse
Ladies’ Aid
B. I. Dahl
Immanuel Supheran Church Weekly Schedule
On Sunday at 4:30 a.m. Sunday School and Bible Class. 10:30 a.m. English language preaching. 2:30 p.m. Divine service at Goar's School House. 6:30 p.m. Executive Board of W. L. meets in Pastor's Study. 7:30 p.m. Devotion and W. S. Society meeting. 7:30 p.m. Tuesday mixed choir. 7:30 p.m. Wednesday male choir. Friday S. S. teachers meeting. 7:30 p.m. Friday catechetical instruction 1-80 p.m. A. Obenhaus, Pastor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goar
W. L
W. S. Society
S. S
A. Obenhaus
First Presbyterian Church Weekly Schedule October 1938
October 23 1938 Sabbath School 9 45 Morning Worship 11 00 Knowing God Junior Y P A 2 00 PM Senior Y P A 6 30 PM Evening Worship 7 30 PM The Parable of the Sower Choir practice weekly Wednesday night Andrew Byers Pastor Our church invites all to worship and to feel at home
German Lutheran Services at Pleasant Hill
The American Lutheran Church will conduct Sunday School at 9 30 and church services at 10 30 at the Pleasant Hill school house on Sunday October 23. Pastor Fred Mgebroff invites everyone to worship with us.
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American Lutheran Church
Pleasant Hill School
Fred Mgebroff
Sunday School Begins With Orphans Home Group at Waco
The Methodist Church announces Sunday School starts next Sunday at 9 45 with about thirty children and youths from the Orphan's Home at Waco presenting a program at 10 45. No collection. Leagues meet 6 45 p m with preaching at 7 30. W M Society meets Monday afternoon. Prayer meeting Wednesday 7 30. Pastor Edgar N. Scarlett invites all to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waco
Barnett
W. M. Society
Seed and land boost from Olson in town visit
Martin J. Olson reported in town Wednesday that he cut twenty two bales of cotton on good land using Kasch seed variety. He credits seed quality and land for better yields and promotes Kasch seed as key. The Record offers scholarships to top state business colleges at favorable terms for youths seeking future employment.
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Martin J. Olson
Olson
Tfe
St Olaf Lutheran Church Moves Sunday Services
No service at St Olaf Lutheran Church next Sunday as worship joins the Texas Circuit at the Norse church. Circuit meeting noted. Sunday School is canceled. On Oct 30 at 11 oclock Rock Church will host English language services with the Sacrament of the Altar, and Sunday School resumes at 9:30 with Pastor J A Urnes.
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ST. Olaf Lutheran Church
St. Olaf
Texas
the Rock Church
Baptist Services Schedule and Welcome Message
Sunday School 9 45 a m Morning Worship 11 a m Sun Beams 3 p m B Y P U 6 30 p m Evening worship 7 p m W M S meets Monday 3 p m Prayer meeting Wednesday 7 p m You will always find a welcome in all of our services Frank Nixon Pastor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. S
Frank Nixon
Zion Evangelical Church of Womack Notice
Zion Evangelical Church of Womack schedules Sunday School at 9 30 a m but will have no services due to the pastor's absence as he preaches a mission sermon in Burton Texas. Y P S gathers Friday night for a devotional meeting and October 26 hosts a Halloween party on the church lawn inviting St Johns League of Coyote.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burton
Texas
Womack
Womack Y. P. L
St. John’s League of Coyote
Extremes in Nature list by Illinois professor
Professor Hopkins of the University of Illinois compiled a list of natural substance extremes. Radium tops price, platinum is the heaviest metal among common ones, osmium and iridium slightly heavier, hydrogen gas is light, carborundum rivals diamond in hardness, electric furnaces reach 7000°F, solid helium and other gases define extreme cold. Artificial methods produce the greatest heat and cold, far beyond natural conditions.
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Hopkins
University of Illinois
Earth
Our Savior's Lutheran Church Norse Circuit Meeting Weekend
Sunday October 23 services at 10 am Sunday School and Bible Classes. Opening service at 11 am with Rev. Theo Bergee of Galveston. Liturgist Rev. A. E. Nelson. Dinner by ladies. Afternoon session 2 pm led by Rev. M. B. Quill of Waco on 1 Peter 2 9 10. Meetings continue through Monday and Tuesday. Young People meet 7 30 pm. Gustavus Adolphus program on Thirty Years' War with Prof. C. Tyssen and Rev. A. E. Nelson. Class instruction Saturday 9 30.
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Theo. Bergee
Galveston
A. E. Nelson
M. B. Quill
Waco
Young People’s Society
Gustavus Adolphus
Europe
C. Tyssen
One Cent Sale Dates Sought by Price and Stuart
Walter Golden of near Meridian visited Monday with a load of cotton. Mrs. Helena Olson called Thursday morning and left her cash order for the Record another year.
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Walter Golden
Near
Meridian
Helena Olson
Mrs Enger Bryant Sends In Year's Home Paper Cash Order
Mrs Enger Bryant of Chickasha Oklahoma mailed in her cash order for another year of the old home paper this week, continuing her longtime subscription.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Enger Bryant
Chickasha
Oklahoma
Old County Paper One Year Price Quoted
E. C. Bergman living west of Clifton on route 2 called from town on Wednesday and left the price for a one year subscription to the county paper.
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E. C. Bergman
Clifton
Schow Family Weekend Visit to Dallas
Mr and Mrs FE E Schow accompanied by Mrs T O Swenson and daughters Martha Louise and Mary Ellen drove to Dallas for a weekend visit with relatives. The two Misses Swenson remained in Dallas for a few days.
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FE. E. Schow
T. O. Swenson
Martha Louise
Mary Ellen
Dallas
Swenson
Olson pays for another year and relocates to Brownsville
John A. Olson visited the Record office at the start of the week to renew his paper for another year and to arrange for his son’s move. Arden’s paper shifts its base from McAllen to Brownsville, Texas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John A. Olson
Arden
McAllen
Brownsville
Texas
Local reader joins Clifton Record list
A. W. Sanders traveling from his home on route one north east of town Wednesday ordered the Dallas News and Clifton Record. He had not been receiving either paper and was added to the Record readership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. W. Sanders
Route One
Dallas News
Clifton Record
Record
Egyptian trio joins Tex A&M for cotton research
Three members of the Royal Egyptian Legation from Cairo Egypt M F Moussa Salah el Din Gazzar and Hassan Mawardi enroll at the University of Texas for a year of study in the cotton industry as part of an extensive research program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University of Texas
Royal Egyptian Legation
M. F. Moussa
Salah-el Din Gazzar
Hassan Mawardi
Cairo
Egypt
Simmons and Railsback Wed at Clifton Parsonage
At 6 p m on Saturday October 15 at the Baptist parsonage in Clifton Oscar Simmons of Mosheim and Della Railsback of Clifton were married by Rev Frank Nixon. Friends from both communities send congratulations on the union.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baptist Parsonage
Clifton
Oscar Simmons
Mosheim
Della Railsback
Frank Nixon
Miss Maurine Vickrey Visits Record Office in Turnersville
Miss Maurine Vickrey of the Mo sheim community was a pleasant visitor at the Record office Wednesday afternoon. She will teach in Turnersville public school starting next Monday and asked the Record to visit her there during the coming term.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maurine Vickrey
Mosheim
Turnersville
Central Texas Fair Thursday Night Program
The Thursday program at the Central Texas Fair features Shrine Band of Waco performing band music, a one act play When the Wife's Away by the high school dramatic club, and a short minstrel sponsored by the high school public speaking club. The program runs one hour and thirty minutes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shrine Band of
Waco
High School Dramatic Club
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Central Texas
Carpenter Brothers
Herman Faske
W. W. Jones
Crawfills Gap
D. M. Buck
Ringness Tailor Shop
H. L. Oswald
Archie Nelson
Joseph Helm
Clifton le
Ida Fricke
Andrew
Calais
J. T. Glass
Batson
Farmers State Bank
Clifton, Texas
E. E. Prescher
F. K. Bradstreet
Ben F. Schulz
R. Jameson
L. Knust
Otto C. Rueter
Arnold C. Brandes
Julius M. Jenson
Central Texas Fair
C. L. Salyers
Plano
Majestic Hotel and Bath House
Marlin
O. L. Stuart
Church OF Christ
T. Boe
Immanuel Supheran Church
First Presbyterian Church
Andrew Byers
Pleasant Hill
Edgar N. Scarlett
Jenson-Tucker Insurance Agency
Jack C. Tucker
J. A. Urnes
Baptist Services
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