Clifton Post 322 To Be Honored At 11th District Convention
Clifton American Legion Post 322 will be honored at the 11th District Spring Convention in Waco on April 26-27. Commander Erich Herzog will attend to accept a citation for meeting 1969 membership quotas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clifton
American Legion
Waco
Erich Herzog
Ray A. Boyer
American Legion and Auxiliary
Boyer
W. H. McGregor
Austin
Louis Jordan
Killeen
Legion
Atlanta
Dept
M.K. Bradstreet
Herzog
Mil o price outlook tied to past trends and acreage shifts
Notes from Your COUNTY AGENT discuss milo price expectations near last year’s level due to long term feed grain trends. The piece cites 6 percent annual yield increases and a 3.5 percent rise in use, plus growing carryovers and a program goal to divert 37 million acres. It also notes Johnsongrass as a viable hay and grazing option and invites a Brush Control and Range Improvement meeting on April 28 in Meridian to discuss Bosque County implications.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milo
Jonn G. McHaney
Texas A&m University Extension
United States
Meridian
Brush Control and Range Improvement Association
Bosque County
Classifieds Buy Sell Trade in Clifton Record
If you have anything to buy sell or trade call The Clifton Record at 675 3336 for listings and notices.
Lake Area Cancer Volunteers Provide Dressings and Gifts
Local volunteers from Lake Area communities delivered 104 dozen dressings and 147 gift items to the Loan Closet. The effort, led by Mrs. M. S. Wilkins and Mrs. J. F. Sample, involved clubs and residents from Lakeside Village, Steiner, Steele Creek, Morgan, Koppers, Cedron Creek, Mooney Village, Pop Sample Place, Blum Trading Post and Whitney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lake Area
M. S. Wilkins
J. F. Sample
Johnny Coats
Koppers Good Neighbor Club
Morgan Young Homemakers Club
Town
Country Home Demonstration Club
Morgan Literary Club
Future Homemakers
Lakeside Village
Steiner
Steele Creek
Morgan
Koppers
Cedron Creek
Mooney Village
Pop Sample Place
Blum Trading Post
Whitney
Morgan Methodist Church
Koppers Home Economics
Wilkins Star Ranch
Samples Home
Clifton Magazine Club Concludes Year With By law Change
The Clifton Magazine Club held its final meeting at the home of Mrs. Roland Jones Jr on April 15 with 16 members present. An amendment to the by laws on honorary membership was accepted. New officers appointed include President Milton C Brown Vice President W T Thompson Secretary Walter Hansen Treasurer C S Bronstad Librarian W D Georall and Reporter Hans Dahl.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clifton Magazine Club
Roland Jones, Jr
Milton Brown
Loyd Swenson
A. R. Fricke
Roland Jones
Helm
Lewis Hauke
Milton C. Brown
W. T. Thompson
Walter Hansen
C. S. Bronstad
W. D. Georall
Hans Dahl
Brown
W. Willett
T. D. Oxford
Clifton School Menus and Free Metal Containers Promo
Clifton Record lists weekly school lunch menus from Monday to Friday with items like Pizzaburger chili pie spaghetti and fish sticks plus daily beverages. A note offers free metal mailing containers for service members and directs readers to the paper for details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chifton
Layne Kruse Wins Rice University Tuition Grant
Layne Kruse son of Mr and Mrs Waller I E Kruse of McGregor and grandson of Mrs Edda Kruse of Clifton has been selected to receive an 1800 tuition grant to Rice University in Houston. A McGregor High School senior he serves as Student Council president debates on the team All District Guard in football and is annual staff member. He led Methodist Youth Fellowship and chaired the McLennan County 4 H Council. This year he was named 4 H Star Boy for McLennan County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Layne Kruse
Waller IE. Kruse
McGregor
Edda Kruse
Clifton
Rice University
Houston
McGregor High School
Layne
Methodist Youth Fellowship
Charman
McLennan County
Notice on pensions not earnings for social security
Pensions and other retirement benefits are not earnings for social security purposes. A social security representative will be in Clifton at City Hall Dining Room at 9 a.m. on Tuesday, May 6, 1969 to assist persons in matters pertaining to social security. The Waco Social Security Office telephone number is 716-6511.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bob Barnes
Waco Sovial Security Office
Clifton
City Hall
Waco Social Security Office
Grace Memorial Baptist Church Service Schedule
Grace Memorial Baptist Church at 107 Ave M and West 5th lists Sunday School at 9 45 a m Morning Worship at 10 45 a m Training Union at 6 30 p m Evening Worship at 7 30 p m and Prayer Meeting at 7 30 p m with Rev Curtis Holland as pastor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace Memorial Baptist Church
Ave. M. & West
Curtis Holland
Miss Hogstel Visits Clifton After Texas Nurses Convention
Miss Mildred Hogstel spent the weekend in Clifton with her parents after attending the sixtieth annual Texas Nurses Association convention at the Rice Hotel in Houston. She chairs the state committee on careers in nursing, aiming to recruit more workers and support licensing legislation for Texas nurses to improve patient care.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mildred Hogstel
Clifton
Ole Hogstel
Texas Nurses Association
Rice Hotel
Houston
Miss Hogster
Texas Association of Careers For Health
Fort Worth
Texas
Also Mentioned on This Page
Clifton Post
Robert Reich
Schrone
Hillsboro, Texas
Smokey Kettler
Lake Area Cancer
M. S. ‘Lacey Wilkins
Bonnie Barber
Dennis D. Hendricks
Alma Lou Rubarth
Vera Benson
J. I. Sample
Kenry Dunlap
E. E. Edwards
Gay Hendricks
Annie McNeeley
Ira B. Pickard
Virgie Saffell
Alma M. Steen
Mabel Wash
Veda Timms
Joseph Worrall
Barbara Coleman
Travis Cooper
Maude Dunn
Eloise Davis
H. L. Downey
W. FE. Finke
Earl Fenn
Jim Hall
F. P. Hilger
Velma Hill
Millie Johnson
Maxine Jordan
Minnie Kuykendall
Ruby Knowles
Claudia Norton
Mrs. Brown Proxy
Magazine Club
Clifton Schooll
ABC Grocery & Market
W. Pecan
Lone Star
Bann
Laixury
Blue Circle Cream Store
Heinz
Morton
Clifton, Lena
American Cancer Society
J. M. Martian
Oce
Hwys
Morgan, Texas
Kopperl
James Dunn
M. B. Prince
The
Cancer Society
Miss Hogstel
Texas Nurses Assn
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Goodyear
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Avenue E
3Rd St
Clifton, Texas
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