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Newspaper
Clifton Record
Location
Clifton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 27, 1970
Page
11
Clifton Garden Club and Texas State Dept of Health warn that common houseplants and shrubs can be deadly. The piece notes oleander, poinsettia, castor bean, rosary pea, mistletoe and others, with toxic parts and serious symptoms including death. Further details to come.
Clifton residents Mr. and Mrs. John Erickson with Mr. Basil Mackie of Waco spent the weekend at Johnson Lake Marble Falls. Dr. and Mrs. Ernest Erickson of San Antonio joined the group. A Waco Shrine Circus visit hosted by C. H. Bolton included local children and mothers such as Linda Harvey Brenda Harvey Beth Bronstad J T Ridings Rhonda Ridings Gary Raines Patty Raines Cheryl Fury Julia Culp Craig Orln and others. Charlotte Sue King daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Harold King left for Texas Tech University Lub bock to study interior design in Stangel Hall Arts and Sciences.
Mrs Oma Jakuess of Gatesville and Mr and Mrs Willie Jakuess of Las Vegas Nevada visited in the Brasher home. Families from Odessa Dallas Burleson Fort Worth and Clifton spent time with local relatives. Otis Miles returned from Clifton Hospital after surgery and several residents attended a Jonesboro Baptist wedding.
Julie Lynn Whitney celebrated her first birthday August 3 at a party hosted by her parents Mr and Mrs Mark Whitney of Waco. Attending were her grandmother Mrs Bobbie Rachuig and relatives from Clifton including Mrs Margaret Whitney, Mrs Myrtle Mitchell, Mrs C M Whitney, Mrs Bryan Moor man, Mr and Mrs Garland Bullion, Kathy and Phyllis Rachuig, Dave Rachuig, and Rosemary Swenson, with cake and sherbet punch.
The Robert F. Binford Post 8553 of the Veterans of Foreign Wars in Clifton Texas meets on the first and third Thursday each month on Riverside Drive.
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