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Newspaper
Clifton Record
Location
Clifton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 27, 1946
Page
7
School notes recount class officer elections with Mabel Day as president Ruth as vice president and Mo as reporter. The meeting planned to welcome Mrs Hurley and establish dates for future events while students express pride in their work and look forward to games.
In a Cranfills Gap school page, students reflect on Americanism while noting staff changes. Principal Keyn will leave. Mr Hughes, a Texas Teach graduate, will assume duties Sept 20. Juniors celebrate tests and sports, with seniors planning futures and families ordering rings and invitations.
Ann Helm earned 100 in daily work while Garzol and B Stubes archived tasks this week. Joye Stanford achieved the highest night value, and the 6th grade reports activity in health class. Fourth grade members Mrs Paul Christenson and Mrs William Bertelson were elected room mothers. Alice Faye Burleson returned after vacation in Colorado. Jan Tyler missed the first week due to illness.
The Meridian Creek Circle of the St Olaf Ladies Aid met Sept 17 with Mrs Almer Gustafson. Eleven visitors joined as they quilted for the bazaar and shared a short devotion. A collection of 2.94 was taken and next meeting is Oct 1 at Mrs R Ellington's home.
A community meeting lists numerous group members including S. Martin, S. Parks, Earl Lawrence, Pat Sterweld, A. Le Hiaster, J. P. Barter, HF. Byers, and W. McGay. Projects involve soil work, with applications and plans for four sites and a public call for the day totaling $3.68. Reporter Mrs. Jim Jenson notes participation and finishing efforts by several members and mentions local residents Mrs. Ed Johnson and Mrs. Chris Mou Christensen.
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