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Newspaper
Clifton Record
Location
Clifton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 02, 1949
Page
1
A school notice states band and faculty will meet early to prepare for an upcoming football event. Details are limited but indicate coordination on activities, schedules, and safety. The announcement mentions a March timetable for practices and a March date for a band rehearsal.
Bids are requested to complete Cap Road work in Tamition County. The notice outlines required contractor qualifications and the project scope including paving and related improvements. Bidders must submit proposals by the specified deadline and comply with local procurement rules.
The ceremony honored Ringnese and Bagley with a church service on August 25. Attendees included Mrs Wile Cae Wiley and Mr Laer Waste, with family members and friends observing the rites. A notable exchange of vows occurred as couples married, and the event featured traditional rites and a reception at the chapel.
In Florence Alabama, Misa Legg and Mrs Brian Price led a thorough study of local bird species at the state teachers college. They traveled to nearby sites including Weep county to observe cardinal and wren populations, noting songs uplift mood and foster keen interest in natural history.
A fragmentary notice announces acceptances for the fair with names and dates. Key names include Mildred Waller and a Demonstration Agent tied to Broveriite County. Catalogues are obtainable by mailing to Revie of Se Seaman. The entry also mentions a crop event scheduled for September 18 in Grundy County.
Public notice urges fans to secure football seats ahead of the season with details on pricing and scheduling. The item lists sale times and location, stressing availability and limited seating for early buyers.
Clifton merchants plan to observe Labor Day by keeping stores open while others may align holiday hours with the city. The editorial note indicates merchants prefer choosing their own holiday schedule, pending future decisions and local authority guidance.
A fragmentary report notes Clifton and Speegleville meeting Sunday at 3 with multiple players mentioned. The narrative hints at late game action including a 12th inning fence over by Allen Hulme and a ninth inning start by Tashgeet and Mandala, but details are unclear due to garbled text.
A fragmented notice invites Middleton and family to attend an open issue session Friday, September 10 at 10:00. The message references a history teacher and local trust matters, urging participation in the Grantiils Burseee area.
The college announces new teachers to join the faculty. Miss Davin and Miss Savage join the education and biology departments with degrees from Columbia, Rice, and the University of Texas. Mr Stell becomes head of Physical Education, and Don Hightower coaches athletics as the college reorganizes academic and sports staff.
Wheat futures show a 10 cent drop with No 3 selected barley and spot bids around $1.80. Trade notes indicate mild activity as farmers watch market cues and storage demand.
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