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Newspaper
Clifton Record
Location
Clifton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 17, 1964
Page
3
The regular monthly meeting of the Immanuel Lutheran Church Ladies Aid and Lutheran Woman's Missionary League was held in the church. Members discussed programs and upcoming events for the spring season.
Plant stock was promptly placed in the ground after removal from packing. Growers note minimal drying or handling, with attention to soil contact and moisture to ensure quick establishment.
The Ladies Aid met Thursday in the church basement with Mrs. Leo L. Albrecht hosting. President Mrs. Harold Wiede opened the session and readings were led by Mrs. Alton Aars who spoke on the Mission of the Christian Woman. Reports followed on recent Christian Growth Workshops and zone events.
The Bosque County Grand Jury reports two days of service during the April term 1964 and returns 10 true bills of indictment. It commends Judge Truman E. Roberts and District Attorney Byron L. McClellan and County Attorney Charles H. Bolton for their roles, notes courthouse improvements, praises Sheriff A. O. Carr for jail management, and requests discharge subject to recall.
Anton Amundson, who had surgery at the Veterans Hospital in Temple, grew critically ill last Saturday night after a brief improvement. His wife and daughter Ka ren Lenderman, from Lufkin, spent two weeks with the family as relatives rushed to Temple. Amundson had been at the hospital since Friday, April 3, with ongoing care at the Temple facility.
Mr and Mrs Montrel Monroe Shrader of Route 3 Valley Mills announce the engagement and approaching marriage of their daughter Mon trel Davis Shrader to Mr Robert Maxie Wallace son of Mr and Mrs Price William Wallace of 307 South Avenue I Clifton The bride to be is a Valley Mills High School and Waco Beauty School graduate working at the Beauty Box Clifton The groom is a Clifton High School graduate who studied at Cameron State Agricultural College in Lawton Oklahoma and is now in the United States Navy at Lake Mead Base near Las Vegas Nevada They plan to marry at 7 00 pm Saturday May 2 at Searsville Baptist Church near Valley Mills.
Mr and Mrs P L Elder drove to Fort Worth on Thursday April 2 and stayed with their son in law and daughter Bill and Mrs Turner and three sons. They then visited Little Rock Louisville Nashville and Birmingham with relatives and saw Kentucky Derby race events. They returned via Shreveport visiting Reverend and Mrs. before finishing the trip.
Gerald Trussell formerly pastor of First Baptist Clifton and later Fort Worth went home with Clifton residents who reached home last Saturday, marking a notable local return.
Mr and Mrs Max G Schulze of Midland visited relatives in Clifton last weekend staying with Mr and Mrs H L Oswald Mrs H R Hill is visiting Wheatridge Colorado with her son H R Buddy Hill for an antique show on April 22 23 and 24 She plans to return to Clifton around May 1 Further travels include Elmore C Canute and Clinton Leeth visiting Tyler to see the azalea trail and Jefferson for the annual pilgrimage They spent the night in Longview and returned home Sunday C A Dowdy Jr Martha Cox and Bill Dowdy with children Billie Kay and Charles Lynn of Dallas joined by C A Dowdy and sister in Clifton last Saturday
Mrs Nona Adams visits at Lake Whitney with Mr and Mrs Monroe Billman and their sons Charles Frank and Harold. They attend funeral services for Einar A Dahl in Clifton with Billsmans relatives from Grand Prairie Dallas Fort Worth Ferris. Mrs Elvada Anderson of Terrell praises The Clifton Record and shares visit reports from Terrell State.
The Coon Creek Homecoming will be held on Sunday April 28 at the Coon Creek Methodist Church. An all day singing with dinner on the grounds is planned and attendees are urged to make plans to attend.
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