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Newspaper
Clifton Record
Location
Clifton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 12, 1941
Page
2
A garbled report discusses a league pennant, aluminum wax for planes, and looming economic and industrial concerns. It references Amcoat, Beeds, Renate, and Russia, with mentions of hospitals, teachers, and manufacturing shifts amid wartime strain.
The United States Civil Service Commission announces an open competitive exam for the Molder position in War Department posts across Texas and Louisiana. Open locations include San Antonio and multiple Louisiana cities. Application details and forms available via the San Antonio board or local post offices. Also notes a poetry quote and a local sale notice for a Home Comfort range and McCormick-Deering separator with contact at S. W. Humphries.
A collection of church notices announces service times for St Pauls Lutheran Clifton and Clifton Baptist Church, German and English services, Sunday School, and choir meetings. It lists a Fall NLCA Torus meeting in Waco September 12 14, and welcomes new residents and college students to join worship with Pastor Gerald Trussell.
The Methodist Church announces Sunday services including Church School at 9 45 a m Preaching at 10 65 am Youth Fellowship at 7 pm Evening Worship at 8 00 pm Services to begin promptly. attendance noted as below expectations and urged to participate Pastor Wallace N Dunson emphasizes faithful church support and a welcome to all.
The notice lists services at St Olaf Lutheran Cranfillle and Emanuel Lutheran plus Church of Christ activities. It also reports a fossil exhibit at the University of Texas in Austin featuring a mastodon tusk skeleton and a prehistoric man remains discovered by WPA geologists, with events for Junior League and Ladies Aid announced.
The Governor quietly entered the House chamber and sat at the front table to observe the special session. Applause greeted his informal appearance as Speaker Homer Leonard quipped that Coke would share responsibility if the session drags.
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