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Newspaper
Clifton Record
Location
Clifton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 30, 1973
Page
2
A long list of social visits fills the Clifton Record with family gatherings from Ft Worth to Waco. Attendees include the Bronstad, Murphree, Swenson, Anderson, and Tergerson families plus guests from Dallas, Commerce, Hamilton and Arlington as weddings and reunions are noted at St Olaf Lutheran Church and with Enger reunions.
Miss Julia Teresa Furstenberg of Arlington daughter of Gregory A Furstenberg of Dallas and the late Mrs Furstenberg married Thomas Lowell Bronstad son of Mr and Mrs W Allen Bronstad of Fort Worth at Holy Trinity Catholic Church Dallas. The bride wore a Chantilly lace gown with a silk peau de soie skirt a lace veil and carried a cascade bouquet. Attendants included Jenny Kaye Furstenberg maid of honor and sisters in law and cousins as bridesmaids. Best man was Don Ellingston with Melvin Becker Joe Furstenberg and Charles E Carlton Jr as groomsmen.
The senior class elected Mrs. Trad y Pendleton as sponsor. The junior class chose Mr. Lewis Crumley as sponsor with Saride Iisen president Kirstin Knudson vice president Christi Paulson secretary David Witte treasurer and Renee Epley reporter. The sophomores had not elected officers yet. The sports corner notes a disappointing game against Santo and the Gap with poor execution and catching. A wedding is described with details of the ceremony at a local hotel and attendees. The seniors report on yearbook ads encountering reluctant local businesses and a few who helped out despite the rest.
The Heart of Norse Community announces a briefing for Circle Bible Lesson Leaders Friday at 9 30. Confirmation classes enroll Saturday at 8 30. Worship with Holy Communion Sunday at 10 45. Sunday School reopens at 9 30.
The writer states the opinions are personal and takes sole responsibility. Readers are invited to send complaints to the columnist and newspaper, signing off with a farewell until the next week.
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