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Newspaper
Clifton Record
Location
Clifton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 07, 1951
Page
7
A garbled report notes a disturbance at the Gangrbet residence involving Mr and Mrs V C Ladies of Lampasas. The event spans Saturday Sunday and Monday with unclear details. Local authorities presumed on scene.
The community noted moving plans for Mr and Mrs Charles Johnson to Pauls Valley and the cordial invitation to church services. Miss Helen Sommerfeld, nurse student in Galveston, spent a weekend with homefolks. Locals shared visits among Clifton families, thanked subscribers, and reported guests at various homes and plays.
The Busy Bee Club met November 28 at Clifton City Mall with 16 members present and one visitor, Mrs Ernest Piatt. Guests Billy Holmes and Mrs Fuller of Singer Sewing Machine Co in Waco demoed machine attachments. Members heard council report and planned a December 7 gathering at Meridian School Cafeteria to exchange gifts and send girls to Abilene Hospital for Crippled Children. The club set a December 12 Christmas family party at 7:00 pm at Clifton City Hall, bring gifts and dishes. Next meeting January 19, 1952 at City Hall with a demonstration by Miss Lannie D. Malley and upholstery care training. Reporter: Mrs A G Amundson. Henry Finstad recovering at local hospital.
Mrs. George Anderson of Casper Wyoming died November 22 after brain surgery in Denver. She was 48, born January 4 1903 near Clifton. She lived in Casper since 1927, worked in church and Ladies Aid, married George Anderson. Funeral at Our Saviors Lutheran Casper with memorial to church window. Interment Highland Cemetery Casper.
North Litton Route 1 resident Mortar Moffatt celebrated his 78th birthday at the home of Mr and Mrs Jake Seljos on Sunday December 2 with kin and friends from Mossheim and surrounding towns attending.
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