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Newspaper
Clifton Record
Location
Clifton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 23, 1963
Page
7
A flurry of guests and family trips unfolds around Clifton as relatives and friends from Port Arthur Dallas San Marcos Fort Worth Arlington and Houston converge. Notable events include Six Flags trips Tex sheep dog trials and casual lake visits at Cedar Shores Estates.
Jane Olson and Shirley McDougal were presented by piano teacher Mrs Irene Adams at a Sherwood Branch Schools Musical Tea on Sunday August 18. Shirley played Dance Negro by Cyril Scott and Jane played Chopin Waltz Brillante Op 34 No 2. Extra Sherwood teachers and pupils from Corsicana Dallas Goldth waite and Denton attended.
On Wednesday night August 14 Mrs J M Finstad and children Sherry and Keith hosted a fried chicken supper in their home and yard to honor their husband and father on his birthday. They served German chocolate cake soda water and coffee and shared color movies they had shot for the occasion.
Miss Jo Ann Skidmore and Venita McCarthy of Fort Worth joined Mr and Mrs Houston Finstad and many others in Clifton Trade with Record Advertisers to extend warm birthday greetings to Mr Finstad.
Our Savior's Lutheran Church Norse held a farewell reception for Reverend and Mrs. Joel E. Nelson as they prepare to move to Watertown South Dakota. The program featured pastors from nearby churches, greetings, hymns, tributes, and a social hour with church leaders coordinating refreshments. Relatives and friends gathered from nearby areas to wish them Godspeed.
Miss Gayle Tankersley was honored with a lawn party at the home of Mrs. Vernon Erickson on Thursday night August 15. Hostesses were Mrs. Fred A Ludwig and Mrs. Erickson. Prizes and a silver tray were given, with ice cream and cookies served. Present were Mrs. Bobby Tankersley Mrs. Marcus Compton Mrs. Gene Finstad Miss Margaret Cash and Miss Joyce Cash. Tankersley is the bride elect of Mr. Bill Rucker.
Miss Bula Legg of the C E S Home in Arlington enjoys good health and activity as visits from former Clifton College students arrive. Lydia Rystad, a Port Arthur public school teacher, and Dorothy Ann Brown, assistant dean of women at Texas Lutheran College Seguin, stop by. Legg remains engaged in current events and campus trends and cherishes Bible study devotions shared with Miss Johnson.
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