Chilton Youth and Mother Visit Wa cy on Sunday
Mex Joe G. Hinton of Chilton traveled with his mother Mrs. Franklin to Wa cy on Sunday, according to local notes.
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Newspaper
Clifton Record
Location
Clifton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 22, 1950
Page
7
Mex Joe G. Hinton of Chilton traveled with his mother Mrs. Franklin to Wa cy on Sunday, according to local notes.
Community notes record worship at Bopfist Church with visitors from Waco and Goldthwaite. Families, travels, and farm moves are listed among local members including a farm sale to relocate to Waco and several households visiting relatives and church events.
Readable portions describe a manger scene with figures of Mary and the baby. The text is garbled and missing key details, but hints at a traditional display and reactions from observers.
Morris Eavin Alte, son of Mr and Mrs EA Alls of Howes 8 California, wed in Baytown. After marriage they will live in Fort Worth where Alfie works at Southwestern Tackle Co. Casslay, Baytown High School student, plans Fort Worth schooling. Alfie, Clifton High School graduate, former State FFA vice president and National Guard member in Clifton. Wishes for happiness from all.
The Clifton Public School notes a boys 46 to 45 win and girls 30 to 25 win in recent games. Christmas songs were performed by choirs, and a December 1950 band concert took place at City Hall. The Junior 4H club held a Christmas party on December 15 1960 with gifts for leader Betty Patterson and twenty-four attendees.
A 700N Creek High School club held a Christmas gathering with members decorating tables and sharing a large supper. The report notes a quick setup and a two hour bagging event, with location details unclear as of January 4. Mrs. B. F. Peacock reports.
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