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Newspaper
Clifton Record
Location
Clifton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 25, 1925
Page
8
Austin, Sept. 21 Governor Ferguson obtained primers and first grade readers for her grandson Ernest Satie Youre Mr Nalle who lives in the executive mansion. He is too young for public schools and receives home instruction from his grandmother.
A notice requests individuals to come in and settle ac points with Mou Owen Carpenter. The document references George Washington and mentions an average US citizen consuming two and a half gallons per year, framed in a historical reader tone.
St Olaf Lutheran Church schedules English and Norwegian services this week at the Brick church and Cove Springy location. Sunday school begins next Sunday at 9 30 with attendance urged to rise this year. The Swarth Ladies and North Ladies Societies meet midweek with Mrs W T Tergerson and Newman Hertinas hosting, Pastor J A Urnes officiates.
Farmers Gin announces WULL-HULLS with fresh hulls meal rake and sheep cake offering for farm use. Local advertisement lists product lines and contact details for orders.
By W. D. Raley the Clifton school season opens with scrimmage and classroom work. Twenty men worked Wednesday as pupils engage in daily study and home assignments. Laboratories and equipment aid science, history notes emphasize practical study and past events shaping the year.
The program features sermons and talks titled The Cities for Chri and The Cl outline Youth questions and civic virtue with speakers May Belle Allcorn Harald Jenkins Grady Arther Ruby Lew Duniap Homer Matiaback and a closing by the presider The County BY P U Federation meets at Clifton Sunday afternoon at 1100 welcoming Everphenty invited The Clifton Newark and Dallas News subscription price is noted at 2.50 per year.
The PTA meeting at Kopperl featured a Friday gathering with an outdoor picnic and a school auditorium program. Mrs J McSpadden welcomed attendees while A G Anderson urged parents to guide children toward virtue, stressing that fathers share equal responsibility in child welfare.
Mrs. Thomas Ragsdale, about seventy two, died at the family residence in Cian Monday after a lengthy illness. Funeral services were held at the cemetery with a large family gathering. The obituary lists children and relatives, noting a recent article about Mark Twain movie rights unrelated to the death.
Our Savior's Lutheran Church of Norse schedules confirmation and communion services on Sunday with English language instruction. The pastor will be in his office from two o'clock. Evening service at Clifton. Friday choir practice and a new confirmation class announced with Sunday school in Solway. Pastor Eliver Re Larson.
An 1825 telegram seeks 10 000 cotton pickers in Bryan County Oklahoma at one hundred dollars per hundred. It asks to disseminate the notice to reach workers for sixty days. Native Maori women in New Zealand greet friends in the streets with a rubbing salute.
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