26 Sep 1930
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Newspaper
Clifton Record
Location
Clifton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 26, 1930
Page
1
A short ad argues a life policy in a solid company improves credit by ensuring debts are paid if death occurs. It notes life is uncertain and time unknown, urging readers to assess if they have enough life insurance and to consider Southland as the preferred provider.
At a Monday night meeting the board elected Miss Carolyn Pederson to a fourth grade teaching position to relieve crowding in the first grade. A room was prepared for the department and she has begun teaching. Miss Pederson, a Clifton High School graduate and Haylor University alumna, holds a Bachelor of Arts degree. Miss Jusnita Compton was called away due to her sister’s death, and Antoinette Westgaard covered social studies in her absence. The High School Cubs beat Hico High 10 to 0 in their fifth game, with Wilton Killen joining this year’s squad. The Cubs host Meridian High Friday at City Park, kickoff at 4 o’clock.
Pauline Gane entertained guests last week with a bunco party at her home. Tables were set on the lawn for the bride and bunco games. After lively play, scores were tallied by Wilson Killen and noted attendees included Marguerite Calwick Ellen Swen Viula Butebarga Flora Hurat Irene Ryewor Viretnix Grantham Martin SOCIETY Saint as Hi. iaceupenesinmmanrtints The Averride by Chr wiartony Oct pee theough the fall.
A Clifton mayor writes a farewell note thanking citizens for their support during his tenure. He reflects on council efforts, acknowledges mistakes, praises persistent volunteers, and pledges to remain a concerned private citizen of Clifton, Texas, after stepping down.
Frank Frazier recently moved to Clifton and joined the Clifton Lions on Trades Day. The club welcomed him and outlined upcoming events at Emanuel Lutheran Church, including services, Sunday School, and Bible classes. A morning delegation, a church rate screening, and efforts to recruit volunteers for a val service were noted, with regular meetings announced and band and committee activities described.
A well known educator states the aim is quality teaching over mere books and the Mosheim district plans a consolidated high school to serve future needs. The board, aided by county and state education officials, works to open a modern building with rooms study hall auditorium library and laboratories, with Mosheim staff including Mrs C E Pierson and Mrs L Lyon guiding the program.
Local notice expresses gratitude from families for support after a recent loss. It thanks friends and specific individuals for sympathy, meals, and help, and requests ongoing kindness. Names and spellings are fragmented but convey appreciation and a hopeful, respectful tone.
The Meridian district court adjourned after a two week term with a grand and petit jury seated. Several cases tied to liquor, burglary, theft, and driving while intoxicated resulted in varied penalties including prison terms and suspended sentences. Local officials noted a court visit by Judge Irwin and reported family visits and local residents in attendance.
The city council accepted the resignation of Mayor Ed Handley on Friday evening after mixed reaction and regret from council members. Handley had been noted as one of the most popular mayors, with defenders citing his long service and city upbuilding while critics questioned investments and expenditures.
Joel Grimland finishes four years at Howard Payne College Brownwood Texas in football and academics. He earned four letters in football and led in grades, with intent to complete a degree in the spring. Previously starred at Clifton Junior College and served as girls basketball coach in addition to football duties.
The Bogue County Wool and Mohair Growers Association announces a second shipment date on Thursday October 2 in Clifton Texas. The Federal Farm Board supervises pricing offering top per pound for hair and wool with deductions for local expenses. An official grader will appraise wools and mohair on delivery by 12 noon.
Local notes from Cranfills Gap recount gin production for the year, visits by residents to Chicago and Detroit, and social and sporting events. The piece mentions visitors, airport dedication, fishing trips, and attendance at a Fort Worth baseball game as part of community life.
The TY Lutheran Church announces Sunny School at 9:40 am and Morning Worship at 11:00 am on Sundays with Evening Worship at 6:30 pm. Weekday activities include choir practice Thursday, prayer meeting Wednesday at 7:20 pm, and a church meeting Monday at 4 pm.
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