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Fragmentary text lists multiple individuals including Mortis White Alfred Hoye and Robert Miller with mentions of Mr and Mrs and a birthday event. indicates a home visit during a weekend.
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Newspaper
Clifton Record
Location
Clifton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 06, 1946
Page
6
Fragmentary text lists multiple individuals including Mortis White Alfred Hoye and Robert Miller with mentions of Mr and Mrs and a birthday event. indicates a home visit during a weekend.
The provided text is garbled and contains no clear events or entities to summarize into a newspaper headline and card. It lacks readable names, places, dates, or actions to report.
Local columns note visitors including Dr and Mrs K D Holt and Mr and Mrs L M Dunlap. Thanksgiving game attendance in Mt Austin, with travel to Waco and Houston. Multiple land deeds recorded in Bosque County Texas with numerous transfers and considerations listed, plus community openings and open house at a new locker plant.
Clifton College reports students spent holidays with families across Oklahoma Texas and New Mexico. The Christmas pageant is planned for December 15 with basketball practices underway and a guest chapel speaker expected after Christmas. May the Helton family receive sympathy and Douglas Myers earns a presidential citation. Freshman officers and alumni updates are also noted.
A Denton gathering featured Ms Marcelle Moore hosting guests including Mr Kits from Austin and university colleagues from Texas. The group, tied to a long friendship with Kentle men from college days, reminisced on past boating and Phi Sigma memories during the visit to the Fiache home last Tuesday.
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