Former Sacramento Resident Dies After Stroke in April
Mrs. Frank J. Bates a 73 year old resident of Sacramento California died there on Tuesday April 6 after suffering a stroke last October. She and her husband lived in Clifton during two paving contracts and boarded at the Snider House. Surviving daughter Mrs C C Carson of Sacramento and a late daughter Miss Isabel Bates. husband predeceased her. Funeral set for Thursday at 1 00 pm at the Mission Chapel in Serremente with interment at Feet Lawn Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank J. Bates
Sacramento
Calif
Bates
Chifton
Clifton
Snider House
Mr Bates
Misseur
Mra Bates
Mra CC. Carson
Wima
California
Iabel Bates
Meridian
Personal Notices From Clifton Area Residents
Mrs Harold Stevens from Gainesville spent the weekend at the L C Holloway home caring for her great nephew Terry Watson while his mother Mrs Paul Watson of Arlington recovered from surgery. Mrs Holloway sister to Mrs Stevens visited Irving with Mr and Mrs Bill Holloway and sons Philip and Brian. Philip, 2, ill since birth, has had a blood clot and stroke and is now critically ill in a hospital. Mr and Mrs Ted Williamson with Mrs Odus Smith of Fort Worth spent Easter Sunday near Clifton with Mr and Mrs Tom G Parks and children Gil and Teresa. Mrs John Outlaw and son Johnny, Mrs Hulme and sister Mrs Kryean joined Mr and Mrs Welden Hall from Thursday of last week to Sunday with Mr and Mrs Robert A Groff and relatives. The Beth‑lehem teachers serve in the West Public Schools.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Stevens
Gainesville
L. C. Holloway
Terry Watson
Paul Watson
Arlington
Clifton Hospital
Holloway
Stevens
Irving
Bill Holloway
Philip
Brian
Philip 2
Ted Williamson
Odus Smith
Fort Worth
Clifton
Tom G. Parks
Gil and
Teresa the Williamsons
Smith
Parks
John Outlaw
Johnny
Hulme ix
Kryean O
Outlaw
Views And News From Washington Poage April 17 1965
Congressman Poage discusses presidential succession precautions and constitutional clarity. He notes Farm Bill hearings on Feed Grains Subcommittee and his decision regarding James Connally Air Force Base transfer to Texas A&M. He will spend Easter recess at home. Frank Jones to write next newsletter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas
Council of the Interparliamentary Unios
Dublin
Ireland
James Commanly Air Force Base
Texas A & M University
Frank Jones
Local families visit Clif tomn. trips to New Orleans for vet studies
Mr and Mrs Jo Dan Rickels with Brent and Julie of Spar and Mr and Mrs John Parks of Cotlege Station visited near Clif tomn from Thursday to Friday with Mrs Rickels' and Mr Parks' parents. Mr and Mrs 3 Brace Parks and Mr John Parks later traveled to New Orleans, Louisiana, to enjoy a spring vacation period between semesters at Texan A and M College where he studies veterinary medicine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jo Dan Rickels
Brent
Julie
Spar
John Parks
Cotlege Station
Cliftomn
Rickels
Mr Parks
3 Brace Parks
New Orleans
Louisiana
Texan A & M College
Sue Ellen Amundson Honored At Brunch In Clifton
Sue Ellen Amundson daughter of Mr and Mrs William Amundson Route 3 Clifton was guest of honor at a Sunday brunch April 18 hosted by H J Schulze at 1307 West 7th Street with twelve guests. She will graduate Cranfills Gap High School in May and plans to enter Tarleton State College in Stephenville next fall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sue Ellen Amundsen
William Amundson
Route 3
Clifton
H. J. Schulze
West 7Th Street
See Ellen
Cranfills Gep High School
Tauleton State College
Stephenville
Ophelia Amundson
Emil Bart
Easter Vacation Tales from Clifton and Surroundings
Local residents recount spring holidays with trips to Washington and Hillsboro. The Jenson family flew from Dallas Love Field to visit Washington, and Ruth Standefer and family hosted relatives in Hillsboro. Burkharts, students at West Texas State College, vacationed in Clifton. James Orbeck, Odessa teacher, visited family here with in laws and children.
Confirmation Rite Attended by Local Families in Midland
Mr and Mrs Lee Larson of Clifton Route 1 and their daughter Mrs W D Stanford and daughters Debbie and Renee of Waco spent April 10 and 11 in Midland with Mr and Mrs J Jensen and children Steve and Sharon The Larsons granddaughter Sharon Jensen was confirmed at Midland Lutheran Church on April 11 by local officials and relatives present
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lee Larson
Route 1
Clifton
W. D. Stanford
Debbie
Renee
Waco
Midland
J. Jenson
Steve
Sharon
Enjoy Family Get Together in Central Texas trip
Mr and Mrs L B Polk and Mr and Mrs W O Gloff with Harold spent last Sunday in Waco visiting relatives Mrs G L Polk and other Polk kin. Also joining were Mr and Mrs Harrell Doggett and son Richard and Gerald Polk of Austin. They spoke with Mrs Robert Taylor in Washington DC.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. B. Polk
W. O. Gloff
Harold
Waco
Mr. Polk
Gloff
G. L. Polk
Family visitors include Anderson Prince and Weir groups
Over the weekend Mrs. C. C. Anderson hosted relatives including Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Prince and daughters Linda and Janice from Lea gue City, and Mr. and Mrs. Fred Weir with daughters Charlotte and Sharon from Granbury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. C. Anderson
Alvin Prince
Linda
Janice
League City
Fred Weir
Charlotte
Sharon
Granbury
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MR. Farmer
Sudan
Aguilla
Whitney Gris
Villa, Texas
Whitney, Texas
Washington
Bob Poage
Clifton Lions & Jaycees
South Avenue
West 5Th and 7Th Streets
Lions Club
Jaycee
Jaycee-Ettes
Clifton Lions Club
Jaycees
Glen Rose
Clifton High
Bill Godby
Ronnie Sinderud
Bobby Morton
Morton
Sinderud
Godby
Kincheloe
Denton
CHS
Eddie Parks Martin
Sue Ellen Amundson
Sue Ellen
Romberg
Conrad — Bagley — Harper
Kasch Watson
Dansby Feed Mills
Clifton Funeral Home
Oriole
Vieble
O. R. Jenson
Rosemary
Peggy Berry
Ray Berry
Washington, D. C
Love Field
Dallas
J. L. Standefer Jr
Bonnie June
Hillsboro
Standefer
J. L. Standefer Sr
Brad Burkhart
West Texas State College
Canyon
Burkharts
H. G. Fambrough
James Orbeck
Odessa
Inlaw
Dan E. Orbeck
Dianne
Daly
Danny
Herzogard Dver
West 3Rd Street
Calvert's Prescription Pharmacy
West Fifth Street
Telephone Oriole
Jeep
Wagoneer
Jeep’ Dealer’s
Evans Implements
North Avenue
Clifton, Texas
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