Miss Louise Slandefer and Reece Simril Wed in Clifton Church
The April 14 church ceremony linked Miss Louise Slandefer of Clifton and Dallas native Reece Simril in a wedding at the Methodist Church in Clifton. The service featured traditional music, bridal gowns, and a reception at the bride’s relatives’ home, with family, friends, and local dignitaries in attendance.
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Louise Slandefer
Reece Simril
Chiton
Loin
Loupe Slandefer
Teece
Simril
Dallas
W. Colwell
Clifton
Hata
Lahengeta
Mendelssohn
Denvon Soir
Tsar Bryan
Clifton High School
Bimeil
Rufus William. Standerwe ‘Sr
Jessie Prather Standefer
L Ate
John W. Standefer
Benjamin Z. Prather
Central Texas
Teta ‘Sigtsa Phdl
Fort Worth
Mer
Nobet R. Roth
San Antonio
Mix
J. Abbott
Fenia
Anidra
James 0
United States Navy
Smell
Texas
Oklahoma
Helve
Hella Shelve
Sunes
Mund
James J. Slandeler
South Avenue
South Avenue @. In the Tectiving line were: Ms. James J, Standefer
Dailey
Are. Roth
Ty. Standefer
Edit
Jeadames J. Douglas Stine
Clifton Junior College Choir Home Concert Sunday
Clifton Junior College Choir brings sacred music to the Trinity Lutheran Church Clifton on Sunday April 22 at 7 20 pm The choir will also present sacred music at Our Saviors Church Norse the following day April 23 at 7 20 pm The group recently returned from a tour to Toray Colorado under the inspirational direction of Professor Exp ath The performance showcases a carefully prepared repertoire and high choral standards praised by attendees
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Clifton Junior College Choir
Apy Union
Lolege
A Capella
Stabie
Tommenis
Conréris
Shlomi Isan
Bidba
Insvuetar
Golf Foxas Western College
el Paso
Exp
Weil Ag
4 H Girls Dress Revue A County Event At Capitol Meridian
Four hundred twenty one 4 H club girls from Bowve County showcase their projects at the annual Dress Revue held Friday April 27 at the Capitol Theatre in Meridian with about 150 participants in tailored outfits and school, sun, play clothes, blouses, skirts, pajamas and aprons. Leaders praised for community impact and leadership. Rehearsals and judging scheduled April 26 at the County Home Demonstration.
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Noum
Bowve
County
Capitol Theatre
Meridian
Clifton High to Enter Regional Meet in Dallas
Coach Malcolm H Harper plans Clifton High School entries for the Siste Interscholastic League regional meet at Southern Methodist University courts in Dallas Friday. Participants include Blaine Covlon Ruth Biter Joe Grimm Dickie Renter Charles Jor for doubles and singles event. Track entries lead to state track meet with six boys from Clifton and top finishers advancing.
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Malcolm H. Harper
Clifton High School
Mietho
University Courts
Dallas
Agre Oc Cltton
Blaine
Mary Ann Covlon
Ruth Biter
Joe Grimm
Dickie Renter
Charles Jor
Vrensed
Jullas Kuehill
Cliftos
Honal Texekeel
Brwcholastle
AML
Weet
Gotag Trom
Spring Football Practice In Progress
Spring football practice continues as teams work through drills and evaluations. Coaches assess players, units, and schemes while evaluating depth charts ahead of the upcoming season.
College Board Orders New Men's Dormitory Construction
The College Board, in session April, authorized building a new one story men’s dormitory on the Clifton College campus to house about 110 men. Estimated cost is $20,000 with plans in place and the structure slated southeast of Connors Building. Construction should be ready for the next school year starting September.
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College
St‘ckton
Collge
Ordi
Board of ‘Trustees of
CIC
Association of
Latteran
Cliftondurin College
Ateneture
Ely
Allege
Connors
Salveson
G. Selveson
Ham
Ciiton Jr College
Het Salvesom
Lutheran Paster Demstora
LB Ware
Don Honan
Eiie Peterson
Dalla Rate
Fort Worth
Amd
Edmund
Snd
Glen
Clifton
Knute
Cranfile
Clifton Beats Valley Mills 13 12 In Tight Card Game
Clifton High Serial ball squad edged Valley Mills 13 to 12 in a see saw game at Clifton City Park. Jameson homered twice and struck out three Valley Millstatters in relief to seal the win, with Mickelyan and Roetschke sharing mound duties. The outcome sparked a schedule shift as Clifton also defeated Mosheim and Meridian games were moved to Clifton City Park Beach.
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Dilion High
Valley Mills
Ian Extra Jnology
Clifton
Hobby Jameson
Jameson
Ronald Roetschke
Weli O
Charles Mickelyan
Innit
James Finstad
Mosheim
Toeal
Chifton
Clifton Squid
Charles Mickelton
Frederick Teenkeliman
Ching
Fitton
Russel Wilbanks
Meridian
Cofton
Iternoon
Beach
Koppert Levee Project Shelters Town From Lake Whitney
Koppert residents avoid relocation as U S engineers propose a levee between Koppert and Lake Whitney. Commissioners accept the plan to shield the town at all flood stages. A report to Judge Hardwick from U S Engineers speeds construction. A Downtown Fellowship plan begins Sunday April 22 at 9:40 am in the new Telephone Building. Rev Tomkinson leads a nondenominational weekly teaching service.
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Koppert
Lake Whitney
Commissioners ‘Court
U. S.2
Kopper
C. A. Hardwick
Cal
Wim
J.jones
U. S. Engineers Iia
Mets
Pallowship Clana
Sunay
T +G
Tomkinzon
Claude White Found Insane by Jury
Claude White admitted shooting his neighbor Lila Amo Wilson of the Spring Creek area. The jury found White sane at the time of the offense but insane at the time of trial, and he was committed to the State Hospital in Austin for treatment.
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Laude White
Claude White
Lila Amo Wilson
Merillany
White
State Hospital
Austin
Soon Creek Community Tocoming to be Held Next Sunday
Coon Creek Community near Whitney Dam will hold its Annual Howe Jay on April 22 with singing and mer. Numerous quartets and services start at 10 am. Dinner features covered dish or plain fare. Former neighbors traveled from miles around and even from out of state. See you Sunday at Coon Creek Church.
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Coon Creek
Ebe
Whitney Dam
Governor appoints representative to state commission
E. Joble departed for the State Pink Boliegom Commission meetings in Waco. Dusen and Jea ny assume duties as the Governor's representatives for the 232 member commission.
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Joble
Waco
Dusen
Mr and Mrs Herman at Liberty tail lay singing
Mr and Mrs Herman attend a local Liberty event featuring singing. Mrs J K Hum also noted in attendance at the taillay gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Herman
J. K. Hum
Liberty Tail Lay
Market prices and cattle sale at Clifton merchants
On August 4 Thursday morning Clifton merchants reported mixed prices for commodities noted as Exys, carvamte receipts, and various food items with cream at 28 cents per pound and beeswax 20 cents per pound. Milling wheat traded at 8.10 dollars, feed wheat at 150 dollars per bushel, No 2 at 1.05 dollars per bushel, No 9 barley at 10 dollars per unit. cattle about 435 head offered at 1D.
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Clifton Merchants
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Clifton Grammar
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the City Hall
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