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Newspaper
Clifton Record
Location
Clifton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 19, 1947
Page
1
The column surveys local student and faculty moves at WSU and nearby colleges including graduates moving to new roles. It mentions Kathy J and others leaving for careers in pharmacy, photography, and administrative support, with notes on ongoing classes, job prospects, and migration toward Kingville for further studies.
This fragment notes Clifton life with images by Moutanie Gutton, depicting merchants and town scenes. It mentions a photo project stalling, postcard motifs, and a hope that younger generations will carry forward American tone and community pride in Moogwoh.
The Collage Cowboys prepare for a non conference clash against Hillshorn Junior College slated for next Thursday. The team lists players including Hartman Clifton and Damon Crawford as part of a busy lineup with multiple names noted. A Friday night journey to Stephenville to play Tarleton is mentioned as part of the season schedule.
Rain and cool air drove crickets indoors across the town, with many residents reporting crickets in arbors and crevices. Officials warned of increased numbers after a warm spell, while businesses felt the unusual quiet over the weekend.
Omar Rawinson of Lax Loucevor oaque County received a bulletin from Wye State Highway Department about vehicle title changes. The notice warns buyers who purchased motor vehicles without titled ownership must register and title within a set period or face a fine and penalties.
College officials call for public help with campus cleanup on Tuesday September 23. Volunteers will remove rocks grade ground and plant grass in front of new buildings as part of Homecoming preparations. Bring rakes trailers and own inch for tasks.
A Farm Loan Association reports a declared dividend with amounts of 6.00 and 248.00 cited in the notice. The item references a Clifton County event and urges readers to check subscription dates on The Clifton Record.
The Clifton College weighs a $10000 funding decision for a gymnasium repair and new construction tied to a war effort. Competing bids and an Army aided project push the college to evaluate how the money can be made available.
Texas children recall the long career of Mrs. Ora Bettis who began teaching in Clifton in 1924 and persisted through many decades. The article notes her early schooling, memories of Clifton, and a long tenure spanning numerous students and years with summers still taught.
A town paper notes how students away from home miss readings from home and urges readers to send copies to sons or daughters, likening it to a glimpse of Gay back home and encouraging prompt subscriptions.
Cisco College Cowboys defeated Clifton College Cowboys in a hard fought opener. Cisco jumped ahead early and maintained the lead as Clifton struggled to find an attack. Injuries limited players on both sides and the game featured several hard hits before final whistle.
The Cubs overwhelmed Iredell High in a one sided game finishing 48 to 0. Key contributors included Holt and teammates who dominated on both sides.
Clifton hosts Dublin Lions in a key Clifton night clash at City Park. The Cubs show improved passing led by Iredell and Canuteson while aiming to avenge last year 31 10 loss. Clifton's offense needs cleaner blocks and stronger line play to control the game.
Members met in Commons Building at Col Vast Monday night and elected Phil Gilliam to lead the Cowboy Club for the coming year. B J Dale was elected vice president and C G rigs served as secretary. The club reports $909.80 on hand after raising funds through dues and July 4 tournaments.
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