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Newspaper
Clifton Record
Location
Clifton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 27, 1946
Page
4
Clifton College notes urge students to share responsibility for campus culture. They encourage refined behavior, cleaner halls, attendance at events, and support for football spirit, with reminders of visitors, speakers, and local church involvement shaping the year.
Mrs Elise Harmel of See fgurgel visited College Hill one afternoon with joy at evident growth and development. She sat with Miss Pansy Cofiee while Roy Douglan Hillok spoke. relatives and friends from New York and Melton attended. The visit marked Mrs Wilson of New York’s first Texas trip since her baby’s birth, with many former classmates and colleagues present including Le'Wuse, Rhides di Ovivas, and Erends of Wp, Wade Lunt. The gathering reflected a long-standing college ties and campus changes over several years.
A noisy OCR note reports the Thy Magazine Club of Chitfosy Tora meeting held Tuesday after September 17 in Bins Feudal. Members discussed upcoming programs and noted Mr Iran Parks' illustrated talk. A plan for a director by the next meeting is mentioned. Mrs Walter Hansey to host a reception October 1.
The Cranfills Gap note details a lengthy feature about the Chimne of Crawford Gap Texaes and the life of Olaon art Cami Carrol Olson, with many relatives and neighbors named. It mentions a farm purchase, local visits, and community connections. Jenson Motors ad follows.
Young men are urged to join the Regular Army to unlock career options whether for college, trades, or business studies. After a three year term, veterans qualify for up to 48 months of education tuition and fees paid by the government plus living allowances. The ad promises access to 200 trades and further training, with eligibility closing Oct 5, 1946.
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