Personal notes cover family visits across Texas
Mr and Mrs R A Johnson and children visited relatives in Riesel. R L Lane and son and daughter-in-law Bob Lane studied at the University of Texas. Relatives from Hamilton visited the Collins home, including J L Williams and Valerie Ann. Everett and Burton Wallace, brothers, visited Fort Worth. Lee Anderson and W C Butler traveled to Arlington to see Johnson and family. Roland Anderson and Melissa Anderson joined the Arlington trip. Check your Record renewal date.
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R. L. Lane
Austin
Bob Lane
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University of Texas
Hamilton
Hubert F
Everett W. Wallace
Fort Worth
Burton Wallace
Earl, Byron
Russell
Everett
Lee Anderson
W. C. Butler
Valley Mills
Arlington
Andersons
Walter Johnson
Janice
Wallace
Butlers
Weldon Jones
Roland Anderson
Melissa
Dallas
Lee Andersons
Janes
Summer pasture quality and Coastal Bermuda guidance
County agent report explains summer temporary pastures yield higher quality forage than permanent pastures, aiding beef and dairy production. Recommendations cover Sudan grass hybrids, Pearl millet, planting methods, fertilizer bands, and nitrogen topdressing. Coastal Bermuda guidance warns on stand failures and fresh sprig planting practices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Floyd M. Key
E. M. Trew
Sudan
Mr. Trew
Ted Trew
Clifton Record Offers Bostitch Staplers and Staples
Clifton Record advertises official sale of Bostitch hand staplers and compatible staples. Customers can purchase the correct staples for their machines through the local shop.
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Clifton Record
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Soil Conservationers Sod Coastal Bermuda in Meridian Unit
Farmers and ranchers in the Bosque Soil Conservation District press coastal Bermuda sodding in the Meridian Work Unit. Team members from Meridian Iredell Clifton and Whitney report waterways terraces ponds and erosion control work with multiple individuals listed for specific tasks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bermuda
Meridian
Bosque Soil Conservation District
Soil Conservation Service
D. W. Hennessee
Vic Bradley
Rance Phillips
L. J. Simpson
Kyle Kitching
Iredell
H. M. Miles
Mosheim
Jack Hill
Clifton
Hill
E. N. Heath
Whitney
Dary Helm
J. O. Pruitt
Gustafsons Host Birthday Forty-two and Rock Party
On Sunday night April 1 Mr. and Mrs. Glen Gustafson hosted a Forty-two and Rock party for their daughter-in-law Mrs. Claude Gustafson to celebrate her birthday. Guests included Mr. and Mrs. Claude Gustafson Mr. and Mrs. Carl Smith Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Fred A. Ludwig Mr. and Mrs. Milton G. Dahl Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Gustafson Mr. and Mrs. Milton Brown and Mr. and Mrs. Glen Gustafson. Dr. and Mrs. S. L. Witcher returned from a weeklong trip that included a medical meeting in Memphis and a fishing trip along the White River in Arkansas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glen Gustafson
Claude Gustafson
Carl Smith Jr
Fred A. Ludwig
Milton G. Dahl Jr
Charles Gustafson
Milton Brown
S. L. Witcher
Memphis
Tennessee
White River
Arkansas
Local Residents Dispatch News From Oklahoma City to Denton Visits
Benny Turner returned to the local hospital last Saturday and remained a patient through Monday. Gerald and Rosa Rice traveled to Oklahoma City to visit relatives, while Betty Gloff, a North Texas University student, stayed with her parents over the weekend. Rosa Turner left Clifton for Austin to be with her daughter undergoing surgery and planned to stay about four weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benny Turner
Betty Gloff
North Texas University
Denton
Robert A. Gloff
Anna
Clara Gloff
Rosa Turner
Clifton
Austin
A. M. Woodward
Funeral services held Monday for J T Martin
J T Martin died at his home Sunday morning after a stroke. Services were conducted at Mosheim Methodist Church Monday afternoon with burial in Glen Rose. Local residents and families were noted in visit and fellowship gatherings after the funeral.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. T. Martin
Martin
Mosheim Methodist Church
Glen Rose
C. R. Henry
Odessa
Carl Henry
Larry Miles
Texas Tech
Lubbock
Otis Miles
C. O. Jones
Granville Spencer
Crawford
L. N. Cass
Carroll Robertson
Walter Freeman
McGregor
H. A. Miles
Waco
Gerald Lormrude
Clifton
Robert Rachiig
T. V. Compton
Charley Miles
Fort Worth visitors spend weekend with local families
Mr and Mrs Glenn Cox and children and Mrs Leo Cox and children of Fort Worth visited the home of Mr and Mrs Kirby Cox last weekend. Mr and Mrs Bill Hollingsworth and boys of Fort Worth spent the weekend here with her parents, Mr and Mrs Clyde Henry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glenn Cox
Leo Cox
Fort Worth
Kirby Cox
Bill Hollingsworth
Clyde Henry
Dossman Family Trip Points to Palestine on Dogwood Trail
Last Sunday Mr and Mrs Walter Dossman and her father C O Schultz of Womack joined Mr and Mrs John Reuter and children of Arlington and Mrs Othelia Christenson and Miss Carmileta and Nihela Dossman of Dallas for a trip to Palestine. They enjoyed the Dogwood Trail and visiting relatives Mr and Mrs Will Harper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Dossman
C. O. Schultz
Womack
Hillsboro
John Reuter
Arlington
Othelia Christenson
Carmileta Dossman
Nihela Dossman
Dallas
Palestine
Dogwood Trail
Will Harper
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Riesel
Pearson
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U.S
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AT Gas Appliance
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Lone Star Gas Company
Spring Gas Range
W. O. Cawley
Selmer Erickson American Legion
Charolais Association
American International Charolais Association
San Jacinto
Rice Hotel
Houston
Homer Peterson
Peterson
Association
William D. Burgess
Monticello
Illinois
Jack Vaughan
Kyle
W. B Clark
Anton Peterson
Alma Swenson
Mr. Peterson
Antone L. Peterson
Peterson Bros
Petersons
Bull Shoals
Mrs
Gerald Rice
Oklahoma City
Oklahoma
Don Harris
Kevin.eevee
Mosheim News
Mrs. Marshal Mitchell
Clifton Chapter
J. A. Hyles, H. P. W. W. Land
J. M. Martin
Morgan
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Frontier Village
Lakeside Village
Kopper
Charlie's Cafe
Pontiac
Stevens Motor and Implement Company
South Highway
Governor Price
Daniel
Liberty County
Price Daniel
Sam Houston Rea
Texas Farm Berean
Trinity Soil Conservation District
Texas and Southwestern Cattle Raisers Association
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