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Newspaper
Clifton Record
Location
Clifton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 31, 1951
Page
6
Mrs Matthews described a recent trip to Scotland England and shared beautiful copper linen china and lace pieces at the Civic Club meeting. The next session is planned for September 13 at Mrs B F Hamby’s home.
J W Blewett and J Bill Blewett with families attended a reunion at First Presbyterian in Mesquite and visited in Dallas and Richardson. Members planned trips and Sunday visits, with stops in Duncanville and Clifton.
Musa Myra Nell McCorkle daughter of a Bosque County official married Charles Herbert Row Jr in a formal ceremony at University Methodist Church Austin on August 18. The bride, a UT Austin graduate in child development, wore a Chantilly lace cand lightatin gown and carried Phalenopsis orchids. Row, son of Mr and Mrs Charles H Row of San Antonio, earned a BS from the University of Wyoming and served in the U S Navy. The couple planned a two week honeymoon to Estes Park Colorado and Vinita Oklahoma.
The report notes the death of Selsad in Indiana on July 30, 1951. It mentions his address at 1040 West 17th Street and notes his ties to Clifton College and the local community. The obituary references his World War II service and comments from local friends.
The Clifton Mercantile Company attended the American Fashion Association Mid Winter and Holiday Market in Dallas last week. Delegates from Clifton included Dan Orbeck Miss Anna Gloff and Mr and Mrs E HL Show. About 5000 women’s apparel merchants stayed in Dallas hotels for the August 1824 market.
A fragmented report describes MM MTees Nomenion and Miss Courtance Jongensoo of Clon visiting their brother and sister Mr and Mrs Joe Ledbetter on a Magdalena ranch. They did mountain climbing and viewed volcanic crater sites near the Arteona line at Red Hill New Mexico.
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