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Newspaper
Clifton Record
Location
Clifton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 16, 1965
Page
6
Home gardeners flock outside as warm weather returns. Hundreds begin spading beds planting seeds spreading fertilizer and laying new grass. The season brings a host of chores to keep yards neat and attractive.
Gardening offers exercise and fresh air but start gently and pace sessions. Turn off mowers when leaving or refueling, avoid using electrical tools in damp grass, read safety instructions, and use pesticides carefully to prevent accidents. Ensure tetanus vaccines are up to date for a healthier season.
Aars guests from Fort Worth include Claude Beeman and family. The Willingham and Scheuber households visited Irving. Crawford family moved to Hillside Drive in a Gold Medallion home built by Central Texas Lumber. Railsbacks visited League City relatives and attended Astros games in Houston. Roberts of Lubbock spent the weekend with sisters and local friends.
Mrs Willie Lee Lane spent last week in Reisel with her daughter Mrs August Kunkel helping at tend Au gust Kunkel who was hospitalized at Marlin Mr Kunkel returned home over the weekend. Mr and Mrs Fernie Surley and daughter Patricia visited Midland from Saturday morning until Sunday night with the Merrill Johnson Ray Bryn and Martin Carlson Jr families. Mrs Johnson Mrs Bryn and Mr Carlson are sisters and a brother of Mrs Surley. They found Mr Bryn critically ill in Midland Memorial Hospital. While there the Surreys attended confirmation services Sunday morning at the Midland Lutheran Church where Maranna Carlson a daughter of the Martin Carlson Jrs was a confirmand.
Hans Kalschever of this city was named sales leader for the West Central Texas District of the Lutheran Brotherhood Life and Health Insurance Society in a yearlong contest. As the top seller he won an all-expenses paid two person trip to Chicago in May and a $300 check. The Kalschevers plan to fly from Dallas to Chicago, leaving May 12 for a week.
A contingent from Clifton attended the Sunday Astros game in Houston to see the New York Yankees win 32. Local attendees included Mr. and Mrs Kenny Patterson Mervin Behnke and several Belchers Tankersieys Moncriefs and Smiths. Jerry Odle and Mrs. Bill Rucker also joined the trip.
A correction notes pallbearers for Lloyd A. Philipp were mislisted in last week’s Rec ord. Correct pallbearers are Clarence Jander Waco Bobby Bearden China Spring Willie Sanders Valley Mills Robert Barton Henry Zuehrke and David Bergman Clifton. Philipp died Tuesday March 30 at Polly Ryan Hospital in Richmond while employed by Schultz International Harvester in Rosenberg.
Guests here last Sunday of Mrs. Frances Hatter included her daughter Peg gy and her mother Mrs. Audie Bradshaw. They hosted Mr. and Mrs. Jim Alexander of McGregor and Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Bradshaw Jr. with children David and Sheree of Fort Worth.
The Heart of the Norse Community notes upcoming events at Immanuel Lutheran Church led by Pastor Albert A. Petrich. Confirmation classes, Easter program by children and young people, Easter Day worship, Bible class, and Sunday School.
Mr and Mrs Ervin Siretle and children Mary and Martin visited Houston last weekend to see Mr and Mrs Ronald Mitchell. They attended confirmation services at the Lutheran Church for their niece Phyllis Ann Mitchell.
Mr and Mrs Arthur Hyles drove his aunt Mrs Lena Sanford to her Fort Worth home last Sunday morning after a weeklong visit with relatives including Mrs Ed Handley and others. They also visited Dr Hyles in Hico who is ill in Harris Memorial Hospital and slated for stomach surgery midweek.
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