The Clifton Record (Clifton, Tex.), Vol. 33, No. 50, Ed. 1 Friday, February 17, 1928 Page: 7 of 8
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M. L. ROBERTS
CLIFTON
ST. OLAF LUTHERAN CHURCH
Service at the Rock church Sunday,
Feb. 19th at 11 in the English lan-
guage.
At the Brick church in the Norwe-
gian language in the afternoon at 3.
The Young People’s Society meets
at 8 in the church parlors. Olga and
Alton Knudson entertain.
The Conformant* meet Saturday
morning at 10. in operation less than two months it
Sunday School and Bible Class ev- is now receiving close to 4,000 pounds,
ery Sunday morning at 9:30. 3,911 pounds of rich whole sweet milk
The choir meets every Tuesday
evening at 7:15.
J. A. Urnes, Pastor.
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The women’s clubs of the county
were in the State Garden Contest last
year. In Jnna garden exhibits were
■ shown at the home of the Nitrate
Demonstrators for each club. The pur-
pose of the exhibits was to score the
gardens up to that date—the contest
was to continue—bat a dry, hot sum-
mer is hard on gardens, and when
November came Coon Creek was the
only club in the county that had a
fall exhibit; November 20. They had
on exhibit 19 kinds of vegetables and
26 varieties. The spring exhibits had
ranged from 40 to 58 varieties—the
greatest number of varieties being at
Coon Creek.
The county judges gave Coon Creek
first place, and Mustang, second
place, and all reports and pictures of
the exhibits were mailed to A. & M.
College for the District and State
judging; their final scoring gives first
and second places in the district to
Bosque County: Coon Creek, first;
Live Oak, second. There are eleven
counties in the district. Mrs. F. T.
Tyler was the Nitrate Demonstrator
for the Live Oak Club, and Mrs. S. D.
Rainbolt, the demonstrator for Coon
Creek. From Mrs. Rainbolt’s garden
over 600 quarts were canned; quan-
tities of vegetables were given away
and other things were dried or stored.
The club canned 3600 cans of fruit
and vegetables, and sold over $1600
worth of turkeys. Their chicken and
egg record is not available now.
Other Club Notes.
Mustng January Report
Standard bred chickens owned, 600;
No. doz. eggs produced this month
240; No. used at home 55 doz.; value
of eggs sold $66.50; Butter produced
560 lbs.; No. cows owned 55; cheese
made 24 lbs.; Jelly made 10 qt.; pre-
serves made 3 qt.; meat cured 825 lb.;
soap made 235 lb.; dresses and coats
made 6; household linens made 19;
living rooms rearranged l; and cur
tains made; beds refinished 3; quilts
made 6; ruga made 1;
Cayote
This club is represented in the Liv-
ing Room Contest by Mrs. J. M.
White and Mrs. C. M. Whitney.
Cranfills Gap
Mrs. Clyde Tindall is in the Living
Riund Rock, Feb. 8.—The cheese!Room Contest,
factory located just on the outskirts «• ■ Rural Grove
of Round Rock is daily receiving more No one in Living Room Contest, but
milk from the farmers and dairymen some of the members are much in-
of the surrounding countryside. The terested in rug-making,
factory received 1,000 pounds of milk Live Oak
at the start and although it has been| No one in Living Room Contest.
but the club is now planning to send
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TEXAS
FARM PROFITS FROM
MILK ARE HIGH
A SPLENDID FEELING
That tired, faalf-eick, discouraged feel-
ing caused by a torpid liver ana consti-
pated bowels can bo gotten rid of with
surprising promptness \v using Berime.
Yon tel its beneficial meet with tile first
dose as its purifying and regulating effect
Is thorough and complete. It not only
drives out bile and impurities but it im-
parts a splendid feeling of exhilaration,
strength, vim, and buoyancy of spirits.
Prim 60c. Bold by
PRICE A STUART
a representative to the A. & M. Short
Course,
were received on Saturday, accord-1 Mt. Zion
ing to Manager R. H, Kaufman. This club celebrated its first meet-
Milk is coming in not only from ing at the January meeting. At the
Round Rock and vicinity, but from close of the meeting, Miss Stall* Ross,
towns and communities as far as 20 j president of the club, exhibited a
miles away. Georgetown, Hutto, Le- cake dressed in white and bearing one
ander and Thrall are some of the candle. Each person made a wish for
neighboring towns sending their milk the success of the club,
to Round Rock. Womack
Fifty cents a pound is being paid} J«*t organized, Feb. 9. Mrs. E. C.
for butterfat, which is 10 cents above Johle, president, and Mrs. Henry Lee,
the usual price paid here. Milk routes secretary.
have been established in some places Miss Stella Vickery, Lane’s Chapel,
and producers are taking turns about I *nd Mrs. Lee Conrad, Garnersville,
DR. F. W. ESSLER
Magnetic Masseur
FROM GLEN ROSE, TEXAS
Will be Located at
JOE HELTON’S HOME
for several weeks beginning
FEBRUARY 15
Examinations Free
Office hours: 9 to 12 a. m.; 1 to 5 p. m.
(Will be here Feb. 15th.)
with their neighbors in calling for
the milk and bringing it to the fac-
tory each morning.
One man living in the Hutto com-
munity, eight miles from Round Rock,
has been making over $5 per day
from the milk he has brought or sent
in. After the whey has been sepa-
rated from the milk it is given back
to the farmers, who take it home to
feed to their hogs.
This factory is one of a proposed
chain of such factories to be operated
in Texas.
are both in the Living Room Contest,
but are not club members.
TO THE CREDITORS OF THE
MODEL GROCERY COMPANY
J. T. Hill Dray line
Freight and Transfer Hauling of All
Kinds. Baggage Called For
and Delivered.
Day Phone 237. Night Phone 256
Clifton, : Texas
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Service
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15c
Courtesy
Hair Cut
Shave ...
All Work First Class.
CITY BARBER SHOP
Willard Murpbree, Prop.
CLIFTON TEXAS
WOMACK SCHOOL HONOR ROLL
9th. Grade—None.
8th. Grade—Minnie Lee 97, Elia
Gaskamp 95.5.
7th. Grade—Wilfred Anz 94,
bert Boelter 91.5.“ >
6th. Grade—Gracie Conrad 92.7, Ta-1 them from their
90.8, Orelia
State of Texas
County of Bosque
You are hereby notified that N. M.
Murphree, G. W. Murphree and J. R.
Fort conducting a business as a pri-
vate partnership under the name of
the Model Grocery Company, of
Cranfills Gap, Bosque county, Tex-
as, on the 25th day of Jan-
uary, 1928, executed a deed of assign-
ment, conveying to the undersigned
all of their property for the benefit
of such of their creditors as will con-
Her-jsent to accept their proportional
share of their estate and discharge
respective claims,
lita Conrad 90.8, Orelia Bernhardt and that the undersigned accepted
01.4. said trust, and has duly qualified as
5th. Grade—None. required by law.
4th. Grade—None. All creditors consenting to said as-
3rd. Grade—Clarice Brown 90, Evh signment, must within four-months
Bernhardt 92, Christine Anz 91. after the publication of this notice,
2nd. Grade—Hubert Treude 94, Wil- make known to the assignee their
bert Anz 91, Leona Leek 93, Evelyn consent in writing, and within six
Schwartz 93, Lenora Conrad 92. months from the date of this notice
1st. Grade—Ruby Hennig 93, Viola | file their claims, as prescribed by
Haufer 91, Freda Herzog 94.
London’s movement for more color|
in men’s clothes is dying out.
$5$
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INSURE NOW
BEFORE THE FIRE
J. K. MCSPADDEN
Clifton, Tern
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law, with the undersigned, who re-
sides at Temple, Texas, which is also
his postoffice address.
Witness my hand this the 6th day
of February, A. D. 1928.
R. S. Clement,
Trustee.
49-8tc Box 413, Temple, Texas.
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NOTICE
Our places are posted and tree-
| passing of any kind strictly forbid-
|den. Keep out.
Mrs. N. 3. Ford,
Mrs. Mattie A. Smith,
Mrs. Effie Costoh,
Miss Cliffte Ford. 48-3tp
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Karo Syrup
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Fk*. 10c
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Octagon Soap
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Cakes
13c
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from Virginia in 1563 or 1565 by Sir
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AUSTIN AVE. M. E.
CHURCH ORCHES
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Under leadership of
Mrs. Louise Somner Brogden
This orchestra is composed of
the best talent and professional
musicians of Waco, numbering
21 members.
This is the Austin Ave. Good-
fellowship Men’s Orchestra. The
>est of its kind in the state,
riaying high class of concert
nusic. Also playing here
Thursday, Feb. 23,
At City Hall
Clifton, Texas
8:00 P. M.
Called to foity-three fires in De-
cember, the Cardiff, Wales, fire de-
partment found that every one of the
blazes had been extinguished before
Its arrival.
At least one variety of germ can
be dried up and entirely inactive for
ten years or over.
FEED
We Bell Cotton Seed Meal, Hulls and
Cake. You will always find us here
and will give you prompt service,
tfc Farmers Gin Co.
J. C. Carpenter
Physician and Surgeon
Answered Day And Night
, Office in
CARPENTER BROS. DRUG STORE
Clifton, Texas
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Baldridge, Robert L. The Clifton Record (Clifton, Tex.), Vol. 33, No. 50, Ed. 1 Friday, February 17, 1928, newspaper, February 17, 1928; Clifton, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth775361/m1/7/: accessed July 18, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu.; crediting Nellie Pederson Civic Library.