08 Sep 1939
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Newspaper
Clifton Record
Location
Clifton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 08, 1939
Page
1
The speaker urges a moral stand against war and the use of armed force. He emphasizes religious ideals from the New Testament guiding attitudes toward conflict. He pledges to prevent war as long as power remains to do so, seeking lasting peace in the United States.
Senator Tom Connally of Texas said America must not join the European conflict. He condemned warlike dictators pursuing imperial ambitions, asserting the United States has no interest in their disputes and will not surrender any American soil.
A bridge party with twofold purpose honored Miss Irene Conred as she prepares to enter training at Prividene Hospital in Waco. Mrs. hth Salyorr and Miss Frances Bale hosted at the former home, serving pineapple cooler. gifts were presented to the honoree. A farewell line read Pers and Bat for an upcoming marriage of Miss Hiromatad and Mr. William Mes Dowell of Dallas.
A garbled report hints at a comrade of Aitler seeking him through unclear means as tension rises. The fragmentary text suggests pursuit or search in a tense environment, with no clear names, dates, or places readable. Further readable details are unavailable in the damaged lines.
Community notes from Cranfills Gap recount visits and gatherings of residents including Hooda, Chris yea han py Mir, and Clifton families. The piece records Labor Day holiday visits, family time at Tem pie and Meridian, and moves of residents like Mavis Goodman while noting a tragic death of five year old Wanda Faye Botenson and the funeral arrangements at St Olaf Lutheran Cemetery.
Agriculture HI and III will be carried in the liftan High School according to J J Gerloft agriculture teacher. The course covers methods of controlling disease and insect pests and care of livestock and poultry. Other phases include conservation and marketing and farm equipment. Thirty new reference books were purchased by the school board for this course. Five Clifton FEA boys bought five Aberdeen Angus calves.
The 36th Division Veterans will gather in Fort Worth for a reunion event. Organization officials announce plans for activities, speeches, and a community reception to honor service members and their contributions. Event details highlight veteran camaraderie and regional participation.
The Central Texas Fair at Clifton Texas on September 28 29 aims to award over 61 000 in premiums to stockmen farmers and homemakers for exhibits. The Fair Committee pledges extensive premiums and quality displays to showcase Bosque County products and to encourage 4 H Cubs and Future Farmers.
Valley Mills reports seven lettermen for the Eagles football squad led by Bowle Erwin Gorter Smith Baith Peters Rinchiman and Bray. The schedule shows Sept 1 at Clifton Sept 6 at Tousen Sept 13 at Gatesville Sept 20 open Oct 4 open Oct 20 at West Oct 27 at Valley Mills Nov 1 McGregor at Valley Mills Nov 8 open Nov 10 at Chiean Valley Mills.
Meridian Court and Local News items report social visits and vacations among residents of Meridian and nearby towns. Names include Mrs Henry Thompson aiing Dever Assa Smith of Fort Worth, Luise Russell of Elam visiting her mother, and Mrs Begar. Several trips to El Paso Juarez Carlsbad Cavern and Denver are noted along with family gatherings and transfers.
Miss Mildred Stryker daughter of Mr and Mrs C C Stryker of Trinity married John Garrison from Fort Worth in a Sept 2 ceremony at the Clifton Methodist Church. Rev Hayden Edwards officiated the impressive ring ceremony as the couple entered to the strains of The Wedding March. The bride wore a tailored gown and brown accessories. The bride has been a popular youth in Clifton, long affiliated with the Parmere State Bank.
Morgan Texas residents and former townsfolk gathered at Forest Park in Fort Worth on Sunday September 3 1989 for the 14th Morgan Citizens Reunion attended by about 125 people. The event featured social time a pirate meal and informal reminiscence with minutes approved and prayers offered. Attendees hailed from Clifton Dallas Fort Worth Arlington Wichita Falls and other Texas communities reflecting a warm homecoming.
District Governor Henry W. Hughes visit from Temple accompanied by Mrs Hughes to the Clifton Lions Club meeting. He spoke on generating interest and potential district work, with humor and instructive remarks. Also present were Lion W. T. Jurham of Waco, Lion EA Riddy, Mrs. Hayden Edwards, Prof. Curtis Peterson and three band members in new uniforms.
Clifton Public Schools announces a later start with classes at nine o'clock each morning. Doors open at 5 40, buses arrive at 8 40 and depart at 3 80 in the afternoon. Physical education runs 3 00 to 3 54 0 p.m. daily for high school and similarly for the trade school. Parents must arrange to excuse children who do not attend physical education.
Clifton Junior College will officially open on Monday in the college auditorium with Dr.reecum in attendance. Public figures from Aber Department of Public School Arts and Mr. Laval are noted among the speakers.
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