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Newspaper

Clifton Record

Location

Clifton, Texas, United States of America

Date

Aug 11, 1961

Page

3

Sales tax confusion to follow Texas levy kick in

Notes warn that the 2 percent Texas sales tax will raise questions on what is taxed and exempted. Merchants will collect the tax and receive a small commission. Also: Bosque County dairy cattle contribute about half a million dollars yearly. Clifton telephone service area expands to include Norse, Crawfish Gap, Turnersville, Meridian, Coyote, Lake Whitney, and Smith Bend.

Texas Geller Bosque County Floyd Key Clifton Clifton Telephone Company Norse Crawfills Gap Turnersville Meridian Coyote Lake Whitney Smith Bend

Mrs Larson Visiting Clifton Relative This Weekend

Mrs Stuart Larson of Fort Worth spent the weekend in Clifton with her brother in law and sister Mr and Mrs Jacob Wilson.

Stuart Larson Fort Worth Clifton Jacob Wilson

Belton Wins Two-Game District Baseball Playoff Over Clifton

Belton won twice against Clifton in a district teenage baseball playoff held in Belton last week. The wins came 14 to 4 on Tuesday and 6 to 0 on Thursday. Belton catcher Bordequis starred in the first game and also pitched the second, mixing a curve with a fastball to frustrate Clifton hitters. Clifton had five scattered hits and left a runner at third in multiple innings while Anz pitched well for Belton's defense. Clifton fans praised their team for reaching the district playoff in its first appearance.

Belton Clifton Bordequis Gary Anz

Local Ladies Attend School Lunch Workshop at TWU

Representing Clifton at the annual School Lunch Workshop August 7 11 at Texas Woman's University in Denton were Mrs Alvin Spitzer and Mrs Frances B Wood. Dr Pauline Beery Mack workshop director said 240 persons attended the 1961 event. Co director Miss Dulcie Wilroy assisted with other demonstrators and lecturers. Certificates were expected to be awarded at Friday exercises, the last day of the workshop.

Clifton Texas Woman’s University Denton Alvin Spitzer Frances B. Wood Pauline Beery Mack TWU Mack TWU College of Household Arts and Sciences Dulcie Wilroy Texas Education Agency

Out-of-town relatives attend Hill funeral in Clifton

Relatives and friends from many Texas towns came to Clifton on August 1 for the funeral of Garrett B. Hill, following his death on Sunday. Attendees included diverse Hill family members and friends from Dallas Baytown Lubbock Breckenridge Seminole Electra Meridian Beaumont Valley Mills Waco Burnet Marble Falls Llano Buchanan Dam and other locales.

Clifton Garrett B. Hill Jeff Wilson T. H. Wilson Lawrence Wilson Bobby Luther A. Hill E. B. Fulbright Dallas George T. Hill Manfred Joe Lubbock Grady Cross Ida Moses Itasca Mollie Hines Rule Lou Burch James Burch Jimmy Billy Lawrence Burch Homer Burch Joe White Omar Robinson Allen Ogden Arch Moorman Meridian C. A. Breaux Jr Beaumont M. E. Kelly Baytown Rosa McAden W. D Gordon Iredell Ted Bohne Kathy Ray Hoppe Coryell City Millard Sadler Turnersville Albert Henkelman Cathy Henkelman John McMillan Nolan McMillan Fred Warrington Valley Mills Alton Warren Jo Ann Uptmor Jeanette Kostohryz Albert Schutza Debbie Dudley Belcher E. McCafferty Travis Cranfill Teddy Horst Janyce Jennings Gracie Lowe E. L. Connally Helen Henkelman T. A. Evans H. W. Wenzel Ivan Sadler H. K. Hill W. T. Butler A. B. McCown Joe Collins J. B. Reeder Sr George Hill Porter Ridlehuber Frank McCafferty Billie Sadler Judy and Tommy Waco

Personal notes on local people travels and hospital updates

James Sharp and R A Tharp of Turnersville spent from Friday to Sunday in Pecos on a business trip. Sam Carr of Lubbock underwent surgery in Clifton hospital Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs. O R Jenson and daughter Rosemary left Clifton for a vacation to Virginia and Washington DC. Ella Sellers of Morgan has been in Clifton hospital since August 4. Mrs. E J Betts of Alamogordo NM has been in Clifton hospital since August 8 after surgery. Carlyle McFall of Glen Rose had surgery in Clifton hospital on August 8. Mrs A J Lassiter of McGregor recently had surgery in Clifton hospital and returned home Wednesday. Mrs Eloise Westmoreland and Mrs W R Jordan of Weldon visited the Stringfellows. Jordan is Stringfellow's sister and Westmoreland his niece. Byron Bronstad and Frank Jones of Kilgore visited here Monday with Bronstad's parents en route to Andrews and had lunch here. Dr and Mrs Joe Little and children Larry and Diana attended District 8 Chiropractic meeting in Salado. Larry spending the week near Weatherford on the ranch of Henry and Mrs Henry Little. Floyd H Denton, teller at Gulf Gate State Bank in Houston, arrived July 28 to spend until August 12 with his mother Lena Denton and other home folks.

James Sharp R. A. Tharp Turnersville Pecos Sam Carr Lubbock Clifton Hospital O. R. Jenson Rosemary Clifton Virginia Washington, D. C Ella Sellers Morgan E. J. Betts Byron Bronstad Frank Jones Kilgore Mr. Bronstad C. G. Bronstad Andrews Bronstad Joe Little Larry Diana Salado Weatherford Henry Little Floyd H. Denton Gulf Gate State Bank Houston Lena Denton

Mrs. Jenson Die? Meridian Funeral Details Revealed

Mrs. Jenson died leaving husband Johnnie C. Jenson of Route 1 Meridian and her father J W N Tanner of Clifton. Rev Chet Henson of Fort Worth and Rev Roy Davis led services at Meridian Methodist Church with organist Mrs Jesse Gandy. Interment at Meridian Cemetery. Pallbearers included Carl Adamson Frank Kirkpatrick T B Wilson Lee Erickson R E Wyatt A O Herzog. Surviving aunts listed from Clifton and Temple. Mother predeceased her on February 25 1956 in Clifton.

Jesse Gandf Jesse Gandy Carl Adamson Coolidge Frank Kirkpatrick T. B. Wilson Lee Erickson R. E. Wyatt A. O. Herzog Meridian Mrs. Jenson Johnnie C. Jenson Route 1 J. W. N. Tanner Clifton R. E. Boyles D. Weeks A. L. Zeiss Temple

Local Postal Record Notes Clifton Tex Second Class Mail

The notice marks Clifton Texas as a post office established in 1895 and indicates it is entered at the post office as second class mail matter.

Postoffice Clifton, Tex

Recent Bride Given Bridal Shower in Clifton

At 4 30 o clock on Tuesday afternoon August 8 Mrs Charles Michael Stewart was honored with a bridal shower at the home of Mrs E R Keeling 503 South Avenue O Clifton The event followed the July 22 Gainesville wedding of Gracie Royal to Charles Stewart Hosts greeters and line organizers included Mrs Keeling Arthur L Brnstad W D Goodall Joe Knochs W O Groff S L Witcher and C M Isenhower Guests wore corsages of white carnations A reception table featured ecru cutwork cloth crystal and silver with white gladioli Candelabra and lighted tapers Punch cake squares mints and nuts were served Miss Frances Prescher and Mrs John R Rierson Jr kept the punch and refreshments Miss Kathy Stewart groom s sister kept the guest book and gifts were arranged by Mrs E E Kelly aunt of the groom from Austin.

Charles Michael Stewart E. R. Keeling South Avenue O Clifton Stewart Gracie Royal John Royal E. E. Stewart Gainesville Mesdames Keeling Arthur L. Bronstad W. D. Goodall Joe Knochs W. O. Groff S. L. Witcher Charles M. Isenhower Kathleen Kennedy Dallas Ecru Frances Prescher John R. Rierson Jr Kathy Stewart E. E. Kelly Austin

Local visitors attend Miss Texas Pageant in Beaumont

Mrs. Leo Richards and Miss Betty Gloff of Clifton with Mrs Richards' brother Jim Jones of Valley Mills traveled to Beaumont last week returning Sunday. Mrs Richards visited her son Jodie Richards and another son Douglas Richards business manager of the Phoenix Symphony Orchestra who judged the Miss Texas Pageant on August 25. Richards enjoyed the pageant.

Leo Richards Betty Gloff Clifton Richards Jim Jones Valley Mills Beaumont

Beaumont Visit Attracts Family Ties Across Texas

Miss Gloff stayed in Beaumont with her brother in law and sister Mr and Mrs Paul H Gard and Mr Jones visited Lake Charles Louisiana with his daughter Mrs Fields Nuggent and family Mrs Neil Amundson and daughter Miss Aline Amundson went to Houston last Sunday to visit their daughter and sister Mrs Carl Mickelson Mr Mickelson and their sons Larry and Donnie

Neil Amundson Aline Amundson Houston Carl Mickelson Mr. Mickelson Larry Donnie

Family visit from San Antonio relatives bonds sisters

Mrs. Etta Rice Lee hosted her sister Mrs. Harrington formerly Miss Carlene Rice at her home last weekend. Joining them were Harringtons children Kathy and Mike from San Antonio.

Etta Rice Lee Carolyn O. L. Harrington Kathy Mike San Antonio Lee Harrington Carlene Rice

Itching Relief Ad at Service Drug Store

An advertisement touts ITCH ME-NOT to calm itching from eczema insect bites and other surface rashes. The claim notes itching subsides within minutes and offers a 48c back guarantee at Service Drug Store today.

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