Tailors Offer Clothes Pressing and Hat Service
CLPION TAILORS invites customers to have clothes pressed and received hat polishing options. Melian and Block hats featured for bespoke headwear and alterations.
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Newspaper
Clifton Record
Location
Clifton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 26, 1934
Page
2
CLPION TAILORS invites customers to have clothes pressed and received hat polishing options. Melian and Block hats featured for bespoke headwear and alterations.
A busy week brings weddings and family visits to Valley Mills and nearby towns. The couple Toudar Wild Maley and Mrs Troy Mell Rose wed and plan a home in Valley Mills after a wedding trip. Guests included W A Simpson and the Burdey family. Delia Blevins, 89, died Tuesday night with services at Williams Funeral Home and burial at Robinson Cemetery.
On Tuesday afternoon October 2 the Magazine Club held its second meeting of the year with Mrs M M Jameson as hostess. Nineteen members answered roll call. Leaders for the discussion on Johnson were Mrs Wettie Alabama Mrs Onward Georgia and Mrs Mitchett Florida. Mrs Nichol attended. Refreshments by Mrs Jameson added to the social hour. Hostess Mrs G W Husch welcomed members to the October 16 meeting with North and South Carolina as the lesson. Mrs Tennison J D Jameson and A A Miller ably discussed romantic facts about these states. A social hour followed with walnut pound cake and coffee. The club will meet October 30.
On Monday October 1 the Ladies' Bible Class met at Mrs. Carl Pearson's home with Mrs. Louis Behumacher as hostess. After a Bible Class contest other games caused merriment as Master Joe Schumacher performed boyish tricks. Tea cream and angel food were served and guests reported a pleasant afternoon.
A recounting of Texas Navy actions during the Texas Revolution era. It notes governors and councils authorizing privateers against the Mexican coast, how Texas prevented landing of Mexican soldiers, and the 1840s achievements including ships Liberty Tabasco and others capturing Tabasco and levying tribute, with references to the San Augustine ship and evolving U S Navy participation.
Mosheim School notes several pupils absent this week due to illness. New students join grades three and five, with Bonnie Joe Kilpatrick moving to Texas. The Seventh grade forms Good English Club led by Maurice Barton and Novice Walker. Junior class elects officers and plans Halloween activities. Seniors plan plays while Ward Loper is absent.
The Tergersons and many relatives visit Mrs Ole T Nystel for her 79th birthday on October 14. Guests arrive with greetings and gifts, then gather for cake cookies coffee and cocoa. Photos are taken on the front lawn with numerous family members listed.
Unearthed remains near Valencia reveal an Iberian city with painted vessels and a complete alphabet, offering important discoveries in early writing and daily life.
The ceremony at Fort Worth features Carolyn Kelly with a program of operatic pieces by ASOT Ants and Rev T M Cunningham. Attendants include Mineredith Harper of San Antonio and Virginia Axebacher of San Antonio. The couple, Mr Raymond Reesing and Miss Joe Mine Kelly, plan to reside at 120 Galveston Fort Worth Texas.
At Live Oak Hall on a November Saturday the Reat Melody Makers played a light program. Admission was 40 cents for the ship rate, with crowd notes mentioning atmosphere and a brief barometric aside crediting Torricelli as the Italian scientist who invented the barometer.
Partial OCR notes reference Raceway CR and Te Phone 206, with unclear names and details. Readable items hint at a local racing event or venue, but specifics are unrecoverable. The fragmentary text suggests a listing or report about a raceway and contact number without clear dates or participants.
Fragmentary ad copy mentions a 2.50 price and products for facial care including a stimu later formula. The readable text is disjoint and lacks clear event or outcome details suitable for a full news card.
A historical overview traces the telephone birth 58 years ago in a makeshift lab where Bell observed a tiny arrow tied to an eardrum. It notes Micmac biased labs and early Bell telephone departments advancing transcontinental lines and four conversations per pair of wires, highlighting profits and the push for better service.
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