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Newspaper
Clifton Record
Location
Clifton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 07, 1966
Page
7
Notice of appreciation from Mrs. Max Wurbs thanking the Goodall and Witcher Hospital staff for kindness during confinement and illness and extending gratitude to friends relatives and pastors who visited.
Trinity Lutheran Church Women met in the church Fellowship Hall at 7 30 Monday March 14 with Mrs Jake Seljos opening the session The program theme Gifts of God for Family Living was presented by Mrs Clyde Seljos and assisted by Mesdames Joe Pierson Sammie Joe Amundson Dan Amundson David Tyssen and Oren J Canuteson Jr The group sang This Is My Father s World and closed with The Nicene Creed Minutes were approved and the treasurer reported A recommendation to amend the constitution to have the vice president chair the Funeral Area Committee will be read again and a vote taken at the next TLCW meeting Reports were given by Mrs Calvin P Colwick and Mrs C T Jenson Bible Study Briefing will be March 29 and Lenten services begin Wednesdays A conference is planned at Priddy May 4 Table Talk Calendars cost 2 50 from Augsburg The American Lutheran Church Women s General Convention is set for Portland Oregon July 18 TLCW Dorcas Circle hosted the meeting March 14 }
Mrs. Helen C. Aars and her sister Mrs. W B Oswald traveled to Fort Worth Tuesday afternoon for Mrs. Aars daughter Peggy Aars and Miss Kay Kincheloe both freshmen at Texas Christian University. Kincheloe then went to Waco to stay with Miss Susan Witcher at Baylor University before planning to return to Clifton Thursday afternoon.
The family of Mrs. O. S. (Cora) Bakke thanks Clifton Lutheran Sunset Home staff and relatives for flowers food and sympathy during their mother and grandmother’s residence and after her passing May God bless you with friends as wonderful when you need them
Pastor Erwin Knitt leads the church schedule with Mary Circle events Thursday and multiple circles meeting Tuesday through Friday. Worship services include Good Friday and Sunday Divine Worship with Sunday School and Senior Choir sessions noted along with evangelism committee activities.
Joe Stevens of the Texas Parks and Wildlife Department attended the second annual Texas Chapter of The Wildlife Society meeting at the Ramada Inn in College Station on April 1 and 2. The gathering drew about 150 members from forestry, range management, extension and more, with papers on deer, doves, food habits, turkey gobblers, and exotic species. Dr. Earl Rudder of Texas A&M spoke at the banquet on educational problems in Viet Nam based on his tour for President Lyndon B Johnson. Stevens calls the session educational and inspirational and foresees a strong future impact on wildlife conservation.
The schedule lists Sunday School at 9:00 A M and Morning Worship at 10:00 A M on April 8. Good Friday Holy Communion is set for 10:00 A M on April 9, Church Council at 7:30 P M on April 10, and Easter events including an Easter film at 9:00 A M and Easter Holy Communion at 10:00 A M on April 13. Youth Choir and Adult Choir rehearsals follow at 7:00 P M and 7:30 P M respectively.
Maundy Thursday service at 7 30 P M Holy Communion. Good Friday 10 30 A M Rock Church. Saturday no confirmation classes. Easter Sunday Sunday School 9 30 Worship 10 30 Luther League leaders 1 30 Altar Guild 3 00 Junior Lutherans and Jr Choir 7th grade 3 45 Intermediate Choir 5 00 Senior Choir 7 00 Brotherhood 7 30.
The schedule lists 2:00 p m church circle visits led by Mrs. Chas Smith and others, a Holy Communion service with the sermon Take Eat Take Drink, and a Love's Triumph sermon at 10:30 a m. Sunday School and Adult Bible Class at 9:30 a m. An Easter program at 10:00 a m. Worship at 10:45 a m. ALCW gathering at 2:00 p m and barbecue at 7:30 p m.
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