Track Meet Highlights at Cub Relays and District Preview
Clifton and Hubbard athletes shone in the Cub Relays with Larry Sorenson posting 4 34.2 in the Mile Run and Prescher of Clifton near the Mile Relay lead before injury. Hubbard led team scoring with 79 points, followed by Kerens 68 and Clifton 60 as districts loom tomorrow night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Page One Waste
Peter
Dawgon
Prescher
Larry Sorenson
Clifton
Sorenson
Doug Trent
Kerens
Ronnie Thomas
Larry
Field events results from Ist Ward meet
Discu s Ist Ward Mart 149 354 second Arens Cedar Hill third Barrett C Hill fourth Usher Crowley fifth J West Mart sixth Wiede Clifton. Pole Vault 1st Anderson Hubbard 12 0 2nd Henderson Clifton also 12 0 on third try 2nd Sheffield Bangs 4th Wallace Clifton 5th Dreyer Clifton 6th Freedman. High Jump 1st Bruner W Mills 5 8 2nd McKee Chilton 3rd Sheffield Bangs 4th F West Mart 5th Eubanks Hubbard Harris Ker and J West Mart. Shot Put 1st Arons C Hill 52 8 2nd West Mart ird Ward Mart 4th Goff Le en oth Harris Chilton 6th Hanson Clifton. Broad Jump 1st Graves Kerens 19 10 2nd Weaver Itasca 3rd Prescher Clifton 4th Cole Dawson 5th Bason Itasca 6th Whitfield Mart.
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Jones
Valley Mills
Eubanks
Hubbard
Sikes
Dublin
Williams
Kerens
Yarborough
Mart
Barnett
V_ Mills
Dash
Davis
Dawson
McKee
Chilton
Mosely
Whitfield
Henderson
Mars
Coolidge
Crowley
Gannon
Bakke
Clifton
Collins
Green
Lymank
W. Mills
Ist
Sorenson
Hobbs
Taylor
Ramey
Clifton; Sth
Symank
Hendricks
C. Hill
Cedar Hill
Prescher
Bryant
Murdock
W Mills
Anderson
Pruitt
Bangs
Norris
Todd
Henry
Ward
Arens
Barrett
Usher
J. West
Wiede
Sheffield
Wallace
Dreyer
Freedman
Bruner
F. West
Eubanks- Hubbard
Harris-Ker
J. West-Mart
Arons
C Hill
West
Goff
Leen
Leen Oth. Harris, Chilton
Hanson
Graves
Weaver
Itasca
Cole
Bason
Elections results from area school boards and trustees
Vote tallies show multiple schools electing trustees for two year terms. J E Lane Durwood Koonsman Charles Jones and Julian Ramirez Clifford Myers Travis Griffith listed among electees. Write in totals, and other schools such as Walnut Springs Valley Mills Moseheim Iredell Koppers report partial counts and peterson board results with Jack L Rowland James Gibbs leading.
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Valley Mills School
Ee. B. McDowell
Wendell Bearden
Mosheim School
Clyde Henry
Bun Cummings
Iredell School
E. W. Ensminger
Jim Burns
Koppers School
Harry Dulick
L. A. Forsyth
County School Board
Pet
Jack L. Rowland
James Gibbs
Services Held For Eddie C. Ringness 77 Clifton Resident
Funeral services for Eddie C. Ringness 77 of Clifton were conducted Monday afternoon at Our Savior's Lutheran Church Norse by Rev. Albert Petrich. Burial followed in the Norse Cemetery. Ringness died Saturday April 5 at Clifton hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eddie C. Ringness
Clifton
Our Savior’s Lutheran Church
Norse
Albert Petrich
Mr. Ringness
Clifton Hospital
Its a Boy Ken Alan Bush Born in Clifton
Ken Alan Bush, son of Mr and Mrs Jerry Douglas Bush of Whitney, was born April 3 1960 at Goodall Witcher Hospital Foundation in Clifton weighing 7 pounds 4 ounces. Paternal grandparents are Doug Bush of Whitney and maternal grandparents George Fossett Jr. of Clifton.
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Ken Alan Bush
Jerry Douglas Bush
Whitney
Goodall-Witcher Hospital Foundation
Clifton
Doug Bush
George Fossett Jr
Clifton vaulter Tommy Henderson suffers season ending injury
Clifton's Tommy Henderson crashed off the 12 foot bar in the vault injuring his ankle after clearing 12 feet. Anderson of Hubbard won with a first attempt 12 foot vault while Henderson's best on his third try earned him second. The injury may end Henderson's track season and affect his baseball participation.
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Clifton
Tommy Henderson
Anderson of
Hubbard
Henderson
8 Day Revival Set at United Pentecostal Church Clifton
Sister Christine Corbin former missionary to South America will guest pastor at a revival starting Sunday April at 711 N Ave G Clifton. The 8 day series continues through Sunday April 20 with services at 7 30 p m each evening. Rev G W Milner invites the public to attend and watch films of mission work.
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Christine Corbin
South Americ
United Pentecostal Chaurch
N. Ave. G
Clifton
G. W. Milner
Corbin
South America
Community hospital plan advances with local funding drive
Warren argues the 64 bed hospital will cost about 1.27 million dollars with local gifts matching half government funds. Citizens of Clifton express support while concerns about future medical access and town services are raised as plans proceed.
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Warren
Litton
Licus Club
Homing Compal
Its
Curtis Bakke
T. F. Crawford
Gerald Lormrude
Jess Hammock
Sam Logan
Wayne Gloff
Jim B. Smith
J. ©. Kincheloe
M. Red Pat
Lian Tanner
A. R. Fri¢ke
Bruce Parks
Sec. Lreus
Bill Painter
James Wright
Robert Baldridge
Clifton Folks Gather for Easter, Family Reunion Noted
Clifton residents hosted a large Easter gathering with numerous relatives visiting from Fort Worth, Dallas, Houston, Meridian, Angleton, Cleburne, and other cities. The report highlights extended family members and holiday visits, concluding with a local hospital guest.
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Marcel
Minuiwe
Cook
Lane
Tom Sanders
Kaufman
Auburn Cook
Houston
Dicks Cook
Carlsbad
Mexico
T. W Blchison
Meridian
Lonnie Wy
Connie
Howard
Brittoen
Linda
Larry
Fort Worth
W. E. Cook
Sherry
Angie
Bite
Angleton
Donnie Timins
Deedie
DeAnna
Cleburne
Coston Wis
Jaones
Tennessee
C. EB. Olsen Jr
Steven
Johnny Saladino
Waco
F. C. Luedtke
McGregor
Betty Luedtke
Seguin
Bryan Moorman
Raymon Johnson
San Antonio
Inner Space
Georgetown
J. Morris Bailey
Joe Voigt
C. ¢. Anderson
Alvin Prince
Janis
Charles Bronstad
Lynn
Susan
Beaumont
Fred Wier
Charlotte
Sharon
Andrews
Alton Lee Gregory
Mary Eckert
Victor Thiele
Lerry
Waller Dossman
Joseph Brown
Baldh Springs
J. A. Brown
Don Johnson
Gallup
New Mexico
Nicela Dossman
Ophelia Christenson
Dallas
Bill Thorozead
Dreckin Hh
A. H W. Carr
Do Not Send Children to Sunday School
A provocative note urges parents to keep their children at home rather than attend Sunday School, urging immediate action. The item reads like a brief street campaign or pamphlet fragment advocating alternative religious instruction.
Revival to be preached at First Baptist Clifton
The First Baptist Church of Clifton announces a Crusade of the Americas revival starting Sunday April 13 with Rev. Charles A Miller guest evangelist. Evening worship at 7 30 p m and weekday services 9 30 a m and 7 30 p m April 1 20. Music director Andy Greer will lead the revival choir. Reverend Miller, pastor of Wharton Texas, formerly of Taft and a graduate of Ouachita and Southwestern, invites the public.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Baptist Church of
Clifton
Ouchita Baptist University
Arkansas
Southwestern Baptist Theological Seminary of
Fort Worth
First Baptist Church
Taft
Texas
Wharton
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