Model Gin Closes Season This Week
The Model gin wraps its season first this week, ending operations ahead of the Farmers Gin which will finish the crop under M. L. Roberts,Mer.
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Newspaper
Clifton Record
Location
Clifton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 28, 1927
Page
7
The Model gin wraps its season first this week, ending operations ahead of the Farmers Gin which will finish the crop under M. L. Roberts,Mer.
The program recounts biblical scenes with Jacob and Esau from Genesis. It presents Rebekah urging deceit to gain blessing and Jacob posing as Isaac in a series of dramatic episodes.
Ernest Landgraf lost his barn to a fire last Friday night on an unoccupied farm. The origin is unknown as no one resided there. A man moving the place had just placed corn and feed inside. Insurance covered the property. the loss totals several hundred dollars.
Miss Marguerite Bagley returns from a four day Dallas Fair trip won for best first year class work in Bosque county. She says she is interested in club work now and reports a fine time at the fair wishing others could have gone.
Brownwood student Jack Prather of Daniel Baker College has made a notable football record during a weekend at home. The team’s rising star draws attention for his on field performance and growing reputation within the program.
Sunday School and Bible Classes at 7, Communion in Norwegian at 11, Night service at 7 30. Rt Rev H C Holm conducts services. Friday speakers Rt Rev Holm and Rev Hoel discuss Home Missions starting 10:30 morning meeting. Pastor O T Boe notes usual Saturday hours.
Notice from Emil Enger of Crawfills Gap stating his candidacy for switchboard operator and that he has hired an experienced mentor. He asks for support and votes. Also notes the marriage of Mr Jim McSpadden and Mrs Ella Nelson, formerly in the city, to Henrietta and now in Wichita Falls and well wishes from Clifton friends.
We sincerely thank friends for services rendered in taking care of the premises after the fire on our farm Saturday night. Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Landgraf.
C. H. Reese took his son Joe to the Temple Sanitarium yesterday where it is expected the young man will be operated on immediately for appendicitis after several days of suffering from the attack.
The Record acknowledges a check from Mrs. Geo W Anderson of Wichita Falls covering another year of the paper in advance.
Chris L. Rohne and family traveled to Brownwood to see the AustinHoward Payne football game where Joel Grimland scored a third quarter touchdown. The Grimlands also spent the weekend with Joel’s relatives. Visitors Fred Appel H P Hanson Anton Thorpe and N Thorpe arrived from Dallas Chicago for local sight visits.
Adolphe Menjou in Service for Ladies and Educational Beyond the Microscope headline the lineup. Friday through Sunday offers Spurs and Saddles with Look Out Buster and Koko Plays Pool, then Tumbling River starring Tom Mix and Tony the Wonder Horse with Mum's the Word as a second feature. Beery and Hatton reunite in Fireman Save My Child on Monday and Tuesday, with East Side West Side on Wednesday and Thursday. Look out for Hoot Gibson in Hero on Horseback.
Ellen Etheridge a 62 year old Bosque County woman imprisoned for life for murder in 1913 was granted a ninety day fur lough to visit her sister after fourteen years in custody. The request backed by prison physician Dr L H Bush and approved by the board of pardons cites mercy and a blemish free prison record.
Austin reports Senator Earle B. Mayfield says he is not interested in an Interstate Commerce Commission appointment. He emphasizes re election and notes he endorsed Clarence E. Gilmore, Texas Railway Commission chairman, as the replacement for Henry Hall who plans to retire. Gilmore is supported by Texas groups.
Local note lists residents visiting and social updates. Miss Olga Huse accepts a post in Walnut Springs while Gerald Jeanes of Fort Worth and Edward Meyer of Dallas visit family in Waco and Blum connections are noted alongside a canceled Halloween party due to a circus.
The body of Stephen Gilbert McFadden was brought to the family home for a private viewing before a Saturday service at two oclock conducted by Rev. A. S. Gafford of Craw fills Gap Methodist Church. Pallbearers were classmates Nathaniel Strickland Cecil Schwalbe Morris Huse Bronson Davis Henry Windham and Claude Stanford. Burial followed at Boggy Cemetery beside a little brother and sister. Stephen, twenty, lived a life of Christian consecration and loving faithfulness, leaving a family to grieve and find comfort in heavenly promises of reunion.
Mrs P. E. Schow travels with her children Maidee Ruby Doris and son John Butler and Cecil Simmons driving to Beaumont for a weekend visit with Mr and Mrs Dennis Glass.
P W Pitts, a new Clifton resident and Singer sewing machine agent, called yesterday and ordered the Record.
A community program features a scriptural reading by Jimmie Duke and an introduction by Margaret Land on The Story of Allen Gardiner. Readers include Oca Belle Kelley and Philip Jenkins with Bonnie Alexander, Velma Helton reporting on Across the Andes and Chilean Organizations.
Jim Thurmond, a well known Clifton barber and longtime resident, opens a new shop in the city this week. He will be open early Saturday morning and invites former customers and friends to visit for barber services or just to greet him. His temporary quarters are the room beside the Clifton Bakery while he seeks a better building.
Our Savior's Lutheran Church of Norse schedules a Reformation Festival on Sunday October 30 with Sunday School and Bible Class at 10 am and festival service at 11 am. The Rev H H Holm of Eagle Grove Iowa will preach and the Harmony Ladies Aid meets next Wednesday. Choir practice Friday night and Confirmation class Saturday morning.
Mrs R G Mixon was in Fort Worth Saturday to meet three of her children Joseph of Wichita Falls France of Cleburne and Miss Carrie a Fort Worth teacher. After a day in Fort Worth Joseph invited their mother and the others to Clifton for a weekend visit. They arrived late Saturday and left Sunday afternoon for Fort Worth and Wichita Falls.
C F Olson of Mohank sends in his annual dues to the Record this week, continuing support for the local newspaper and community reporting.
The Christofferson family expresses deep gratitude to friends and neighbors for courteous deeds and acts of kindness during the illness and after the deaths of their parents. Elif, Canute and Tilden Christofferson acknowledge support over years and in bereavement.
Miss Kathleen Prather attended an institute in Hillsboro on the 18th and 14th, reflecting ongoing community education events.
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