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Newspaper
Clifton Record
Location
Clifton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 04, 1964
Page
3
Local notes list visitors and family reads like small town social page. Jack Lee remains in Clifton hospital with hopes for recovery while relatives and friends travel to Carlsbad Fort Worth Dallas Arlington Midland and Duncanville to visit and honor relatives.
Messrs and Mesdames Jennings Bryan George McGee Jimmie Cass Carl Cummings Lloyd Loper Loyd Lopez Henry Freedman Bill Hollingsworth Ras Gaston Viola Eason and others were hosted or visited in Mosheim and nearby towns. Families traveled to Cameron Park Clubhouse for the Ingram Oswald Reunion and to Fort Worth Lubbock Gatesville Waco Clifton for visits.
Lee Nesbitt, president of the Bellmead Lions Club of Waco, spoke at Clifton Lions luncheon on Thanksgiving themes. He highlighted gratitude for the nation and for Lionism. Clifton Lions set plans for Christmas baskets with W. F. Rolf chairing and agreed to skip the December meeting.
Families from Corpus Christi San Marcos San Antonio Waco Tyler and Valley Mills gathered in Clifton for Thanksgiving. Guests included the Wallaces Stewart Goldens Hennig Mueller Jackson Helms Kuykendall Taylor Neeld and others with nieces and nephews visiting through the holiday period.
Clifton 4 H Club meets at City Hall on November 12 to elect officers for the coming year. Linda Kettler is president with Sidney Eakin as vice president, Rodney Kruse secretary treasurer, Marsha Chaney reporter, Lane Kruse recreation leader, Emma Thiele and John Kruse council delegates. Plans discussed for the county wide Christmas party at Clifton City Hall on December 5 with cookies to be shared. The girls will bring a girl s gift and the boys a boy s gift for exchange with Marsha Chaney named December chairman.
The material lists names and addresses in Texas for Assa and Ashley plus Ed Allen. It provides 104 Livestock Exchange Bridge Fort Worth Texas 76106 and 500 Bellevue Street Cleburne Texas with a phone number M15.7319.
Reverend and Mrs Buddy Young and children visited the Sieperts. W F Kimbrough and Mrs Bill Hopkins and sons from Fort Worth visited relatives. Bearden descendants met at the Coyote Clubhouse for Thanksgiving dinner with attendees from Killeen Fort Worth Austin Waco and other cities. Seventy one relatives shared Thanksgiving at T A Blassingame home with guests from Austin Houston Fort Worth Dallas Waco Valley Mills Clifton. Herman Halbert and daughter Juanita visited family in West Texas. William R Smith family, then living in Port Lavaca, spent Thanksgiving with relatives in Meridian and Bosque County. they plan to move to Swiname, South America, for work on a new aluminum plant. Mrs Smith is the former Neldine Rogstad.
Mr and Mrs Lloyd Walsleben moved from Arlington to Clifton last Sunday. He will work with R Q Allen in his cabinet shop. Mrs Walsleben is daughter of Mr and Mrs George Fossett Jr. The Dowdys visited Mesquite for grandson John Franklin Ward Jr.’s birth. Council report by Emma Thiele. Sewing and cooking groups resume Saturday Dec 19 at 9 am City Hall with many attendees listed.
Visiting over Thanksgiving at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Frank J. Spangle were numerous relatives from Grand Isle Dallas Tomball LaMarque and others. The group included Frank Spangle Jr Marceanna Pamela Karen Billy Frank Charlotte John Richard Kay Randy Outlaw and more as the clan gathered in Austin for the Texas Texas A and M football game.
Clifton hosts a free electronic hearing test led by Audietician Mr Treadwey of the Temple Heart Center at 120 N 3rd Street. The session runs Tuesday December 8 from 3 to 5 PM at the New Hotel with follow up tests offered Thursdays and Fridays at Temple office.
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