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Clifton Spirit and Lions Club Drive Noting Community Life
The Clifton Record reports a festive spirit in Clifton with merchants promoting Christmas cheer and residents renewing subscriptions. Local events include a football tie, a busy Lions Club lunch featuring Dick Hings, a strong fair plan, and plans for a cattle center record interest. A veteran pilot, Lieut. Lawrence Westley, visits family amid rain and a stalled return due to motor trouble. A schedule shift notes Santa Fe trains changing service after November 30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence C. Westley
Galveston
Uncle Sam
Mel
C. C. Westley
Lawrence
Clifton Frend
LIONS
Lions Club
Dick Hings
Whitney
Clifton
Hass
Texas
G. Wison
Collins
Lionlam
Sven Tree
Clifton Fair Committee Looks Ahead to Bigger 1981 Plans
The Clifton Fair and Flower Carnival concluded successfully with three sunny days and strong community participation. The committee thanks residents, exhibitors, and organizers and urges continued cooperation to make Bosgiee County’s celebration among the state’s best, inviting all to enter next year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clifton
Fontines
Clifton Fair
Bosgiee County
Tom C. Parks
Ed Handley
ALC
Mosheim Schedules Dedication For New School Building
Mosheim school board invites Clifton residents and friends to the dedication of the new modern school building Friday. The program includes music by a band and Clifton College Orchestra, basketball, a physical education demonstration, building presentation by architect and contractor, and a dedication address by A. L. Rogers, assistant state superintendent. School exhibits and committees will be active throughout the day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mosheim School
Clifton
Wndl Morgen
Mosheim
Clifton College Orchestra
Aon L. Rogers
State Superintendent of Public Instruction
Methodist Pastor and Family Pounded at Welcome Event
The Methodist congregation welcomed new pastor Ray Be nn ett and family with a traditional pounding at the parsonage after prayer meeting. An informal program of talks and music followed as a large crowd gathered, and the substantial pounds filled the larder for a long time, though the real impact was the warm reception.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray
I Nv Benett
Ead
Rusia
Hoover Aid Claimed Amid Mixed Voter Support
A local report notes uncertain acknowledgment of votes for Hoover as Bartlett and other residents dispute the extent of Smith support. The piece describes a Catholic party hosted by Mrs. Colfact at her Ridge home with guests and games, listing attendees and prize winners, and mentions plans for the next J.C. club meeting at Miss Mildegarde Atenake’s home on December 2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoover Ax
al Smith
Rogaboo
N. M. Col
Hoover i
Hoover
Richardioq Hecho
M. K. Bradstreet
F. J. Spangie
Pete Schowry
Mencham
A. A
Midland guest of Mrs Ford at Tatters home
Bere A M Erickson of Midland is the guest of Mrs TJ Ford in the home of the Tatters, a daughter Mire LE Fanalon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bere A.M Erickson
Midland
TJ. Ford
the Tatters
Mire LE. Fanalon
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