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Newspaper
Clifton Record
Location
Clifton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 12, 1930
Page
8
Notice from We Cranfills Gap Methodist Church invites all to Sundays service with revival over four Sundays. Sunday School begins at ten o'clock. Morning preaching on Growing in Grace and evening service on the Cost of Sin.
St Olap Lutheran Church announces service in the Brick church on Sunday at 10 30 in English. Mt Cove Springs in the afternoon at the same time. Booth Ladies Society meets Wednesday September 5 at the home of Mrs T S Kog Urnes Pastor.
Marie by Donald Prather and his Blue Melody Boye Committee will headline a grand ball at Womack Hall on Saturday night September 20 with plan for music and dancing.
The Guin family expresses deep gratitude for the tokens of friendship and kindness shown after the death of their wife and mother. They thank Clifton friends for help and sympathy and wish blessings upon those who offered support during their bereavement.
At the home of Mrs. L. P. Septem ber 8 from 4 to 6 o'clock a miscellaneous shower was given for Miss Ruth Port by the Yi W A Kix of the Baptist Church. Guests registered on a quiet book then seated in the reception room. A short program of music followed by readings. Several young ladies spoke and a contest and a magical love story entertained guests. The chest prize revealed six kinds of articles. Miss Port thanked guests for tokens of love and esteem. After the display, refreshments were served.
Mosheim residents hosted and visited across the region with guests from McGregor Luling Hurst Springs Crawford and Norman communities. A weekend singing session drew many locals including Ada Owen and the Epworth League members Creola and Marie Poston hosted the group with games and refreshments.
A jumbled ad filled with film listings from Paramount and others at Yale Theatre in Fort Worth shows multiple features including Dangerova Nan Me drew and Dinky Dizher with weekly showtimes and admission prices. Baptist services list Sunday School Morning Worship BYP and evening worship with pastor Frank Nixon and trip to Temple for Joe Shirley update on his operation progress.
A promotional note from Davie Paint Company of Kan vas Gly invites participation in a September sales contest with a free Chevrolet coach awarded to the best salesman in the United States. The letter thanks supporters, touts value, and hopes for continued business. Local notices mention community updates, school staff changes, and nearby visits, including teachers, relatives, and a hospital patient.
Davis paint sale advertises house paints at 2.68 per gallon and other paints from 145 to 1.6 per gallon with money-back guarantees. It urges customers to visit Farmers Service Station in Clinton or contact Richard Thiele, sales agent, Valley Mills, Texas, 28-210.
Notice urges use of the National Wool Marketing Corporation for selling fleece and mohair while noting Texas Wool and Mohair handled over 21 million pounds this year by Bosque County Wool & Mohair Growers Co operative Assn. A.C. Brandes Clifton Temple and family updates report Michele at home from Temple visiting. daughter E A Priddy in sanitarium after an operation. Rev G A Obenhaus to attend a Central Texas Lutheran event at The Grove.
Trinity Lutheran Church schedules Sunday School with Bible classes at 9:80 a.m and a morning service in Norwegian at 10:80. Evening service at 7:30. Confirmation class at the parochial school at 9:80. Junior confirmation class on Saturday afternoon. Pastor O. T. Roe and other local events including a beauty shop note and a marriage at home on Sunday afternoon. A fire damaged Fred Lundberg’s barn seven miles west of Meridian. A Fort Worth pastor’s radio sermon inspired a listener to conversion and later brief events.
Meridian and surrounding territory saw over an inch of rain Tuesday afternoon and night, providing ample moisture for planting small grain in Bosque County this week. Farmers report surface water for crop care and range improvement. Mr Thatcher Edger and daughter Jane returned to Dallas after visiting Mrs Edgars sister and relatives.
Mrs CE Waglay and her baby daughter Donia Lanelie are visiting relatives this week. Mr Waglay is recovering from an appendectomy.
Bargain listing for sale including a standard double plow and Moline grain drill. Items are described as in good condition and suitable for agricultural use in Texas. Contact J. P Maberey for details or to arrange purchase.
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