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Newspaper
Clifton Record
Location
Clifton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 13, 1951
Page
7
The item reads like a garbled note about Buzz and the Off Key Baritones at a church event. It mentions a performer who isn’t completely tone deaf but cannot carry a tune, with fragmented phrases about groups and words like hat, tweet, and yolk. The readable content remains cryptic.
Funeral services for Mrs. A. G. Tennis of Brownsville were held in Rhome on Sunday April 8. Attending from Clifton were R. Hennig Ernest Hennig Bill Hennig Rich Hennig Toney Prescher L. W. Stoerner Walter Mueller Claytus Hoffman and Ruby Johnson of Waco plus other relatives and friends.
A boy named Avery Cox struck on the head by a ball while playing at school in Clifton dies. The article lists local family visitors and community notices including visits, plays, and church attendance from Clifton and nearby towns. It notes a junior play at Moheim High School and various relatives visiting over the weekend.
A meeting of Lions Club presidents and visiting dignitaries from District 2X occurred at M Doe's Café in Clifton on Monday. Notable attendees included Jamen Harbin from Waxahachie, Boyd Dillon from Cleburne, Sid ney Pruitt from Gatesville, and Bob Arnold, former district governor. Clifton Lions and several local clubs from Alvarado, Cleburne, Hillsboro, Whitney and Venus joined for dinner and business, extending a welcome to the visitors.
The Clifton State Bank of Bosque County reports assets of 2,080,623.21 with liabilities and capital accounts totaling 2,400,889.02 in a call by state authorities and the Federal Reserve. Capital stock is 50,000.00 with 77,408.88 undivided profits and 10,000.00 surplus. The report notes deposits by individuals, government, and others, and includes a nonessential social note on a bridge club gathering and host.
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