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Newspaper
Clifton Record
Location
Clifton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 02, 1951
Page
7
The Clifton Floral Company confirms it will continue to serve customers in the best possible manner and appreciates patronage. The notice is issued by owner Euipton Floral Company.
The Paul Lutheran Ladies invite the community to a shower for Mrs Albert Henkelman at St Paul Lutheran Church next Tuesday February 6. The event aims to help furnish the Henkelmans’ home after a recent fire and features gifts displayed by Mr and Mrs Mayfield and other attendees.
Edward Tipton receives a degree from a Texas college as family members travel from San to Austin and back. Mrs. Mitchel notes the event and a weekend visit with Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Brown in Austin. The community hosts showers for Mrs. Bill Brasher and attends tuberculosis association meetings in Meridian. Local residents travel to Fort Worth for stock shows and Waco for events, with many family connections and moving farewell parties for Martha Leach.
The Legislature tightens schedules with committees subdividing to study state funds for departments higher education hospitals and courts while a single Senate sub committee tracks totals. Bosque County launches a mass X-ray survey led by Mrs. Guy Finstad with temporary labs at Clifton and Meridian offering free chest X-rays.
Notice states that interest required by law on consumer deposits has accrued and is set aside for payment. Customers may obtain payment by presenting their deposit receipt at the Gatesville office or mailing the receipt to the company. Receipts will be returned with emittance for the interest.
Arthur L. Bronstad announces the transfer of ownership of the Bronstad Gin and Feed Mill from his ill father. Otto Schmidt and Albert Leck will remain employed, and Nutrena Feeds with Animal Protein Factor kivium will be sold. The business promises better service to customers and the community.
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