Miss Browne-Dale Sinclair Bride in Tyler Nuptials
Miss Allison Carfrae Browne of Tyler wed Dale Norman Sinclair of Commerce in a August 25 double ring ceremony at Christ Episcopal Church Tyler. The couple, parents and attendants named, featured ivory silk peau de soie gown and gardenia bouquets. ceremony by Rev Duklas Fontaine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allison Carfrae Browne
West 9Th St
Tyler
Dale Norman Sinclair
Commerce
Christ Episcopal Church
Duklas Fontaine
Jean S. Browne
J. H. Sinclair
S. Ave. K
Clifton
Grubb
Doris
Paul Chambers
Thomas Hayes Browne
Carol B. Callicoatte
Kay-Kay Callicoatte
Betsy
Cindy
Christie Longoria
Anne
Alice Spelier
Karla Rene Sinclair
Jimmie
Roberta Reuter
Frank N. Speller, Jr
Jimmie Sinclair
Dina Kinder
Mary Ann Brown
Tony Spitzberg
Maymerle Shirley
Robert Holley
Robin Longoria
Frank N. Speller
Driftwood Apartments
Clifton Sunset Home seeks $400000 Hill-Burton grant
The Clifton Sunset Home for the aging fields a Hill-Burton grant for about 400000 dollars as architect plans show a 33625 square foot facility. Donations totaling over 133000 have been raised from 27 Texas congregations. Pastor Strand notes rising standards from Medicare Medicaid and predicts ongoing upgrades to meet future needs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clifton Sunset
Hill- Burton
State Department of Health
Texas
Clifton
Pastor Strand
Homes For the
Madeira
Alexandria
Glenwood
Minnesota
C. Willard Stromwall
Strand
Clifton Lutheran Sunset Home
Clifton Cubs Open Season With Home Games And Ticket Plan
The Clifton school football schedule includes six home games this year with tickets on sale at three Clifton drug stores and the school office. Season passes cost 6 dollars, gate tickets 1.25 dollars, general admission 1 dollar, and student 50 cents. All games start at 8 p.m. except Glen Rose on November 3 and Whitney on November 10 at 7:30 p.m. Homecoming is Glen Rose. The TEA program remains stalled in Congress pending Washington decision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clifton Drug
Glen Rose
Whitney
Clifton
Cubs
Ferris
Dove production rises in select Texas regions says agency
The Department reports higher dove numbers in the Coast al Bend Rolling plains and Rio Grande Valley due to more crops while other areas show a drop. Prospects for the north zone season look good but overall results depend on weather and food/water availability.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rio Grande Valley
Texas DPS Prepares Holiday Traffic Safety Sweep
The Texas Department of Public Safety announces Operation Holiday with all officers on duty over the weekend. License and Weight Service and Motor Vehicle Inspection Service personnel will patrol alongside the Texas Highway Patrol to enforce speed and other traffic laws. New radar sets will assist in stopping traffic violations and reducing accidents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas Department of Public Safety
License and
Motor Vehicle Inspection Service
Texas Highway Patrol Service
Singing at Lane's Chapel on Sunday Afternoon
A singing event is planned at Lane's Chapel from 2 to 4 p.m. on Sunday September 3. The notice invites local residents to attend the two hour program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lane
Lane's Chapel
Social Security Rep. To Visit Clifton September 5
A representative from the Waco Office will visit Clifton City Hall Dining Room at 9 a.m. on Tuesday September 5 to assist residents with social security questions. The notice notes that people need not be fully retired to draw payments and encourages inquiries about their rights to payments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waco
Clifton
City Hall
Smiths Take Patty Wood To Meet Her Mother In Menard
Mr and Mrs H C Smith and their son Richard entertained Patty Wood and guests of last week to meet Patty Wood's mother Mrs Wood in Menard over the weekend.
Admissions and Discharges at Goodall-Witcher Hospital Foundation
Admissions list for eight dates in late August 1967 shows multiple residents from Clifton McGregor Valley Mills and nearby towns. Dismissals include Sally Mae Hammond Clifton baby and other residents from Clifton McGregor Valley Mills and surrounding communities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sally Mae Hammond
Clifton
Robert W. Brown
Birth at Goodall-Witcher Hospital Foundation
Edward Ray Shelton was born August 28 1967 at Goodall-Witcher Hospital Foundation to Mr Bobby Gean Shelton and Mrs Shelton of McGregor He weighed 7 pounds 8 ounces.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goodall-Witcher Hospital
Edward Ray Shelton
Bobby Gean Shelton
McGregor
Weldon Hall Family Visits Celina Kin This Weekend
Mr and Mrs Weldon Hall of Celina visited Mr and Mrs Robert Gloff and other relatives during the weekend.
Personal pleasantries as Clifton hosts visiting relatives
Mr. and Mrs. Everett Wallace spent two weeks in Anaheim and San Francisco visiting relatives including the Olsons and the Duncans. They were greeted at Love Field by J. M. Wallace and returned to Clifton. Several Clifton families hosted or visited kin from Dallas Norman Hollis Edgewood Houston and Houston area during the weekend and week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Everett Wallace
Anaheim
Calif
al Olson
Haldor Duncan
Michael
Mariana
Hollis
New York
Sam Richards
Danny Mangum
Samuel Richards
Peggy
Sandra
Houston
Claude Richards
Brenda
Ricky
Judy
Clifton
Claude Dowdy, Jr
Martha Cox
Edgewood
C. A. Dowdy
Jack Allard
John and
Cindy
R. A. Johnson
Also Mentioned on This Page
Miss Browne
Dale N. Sinclair
Randolph- Macon Women’s College
University of Texas
Mattie Boswell
South Ave
Clifton, Texas
Impala
Falcon
Standefer
Chevrolet Company
Congress
Washington
Social Security Rep
Goodall-Witcher Hospital Foundation
Fred W. Freyer
Effie T. Ownbey
Iredell
Joe N. Shaw
Valley Mills
Randy Lynn Pilant
A. C. Dunn
Raymond Buth
Gatesville
C. M. Stringfellow
E. Clifford Noland
Crawford
William Preston Sawyer
Hillsboro
A. D. Majors
Henry Lammert
Loyd Thompson
Edward Alan McGuire
Ruvelle H. Bohne
Lloyd Sanders
Morgan
C. C. Surrey
John T. Hill
John Davis
Robert T. Greenwade
Joe Derting
Ruben B. Gibbs
George Yoakum
Rockdale
E. W. Ensminger
Judy Vargas
U. S. Keds
Oxford
SLIMS
Keeling
L. E. Tennison
North Avenue
Clifton Electric
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