Shower Held For Jamesons At Coon Creek
Mrs. Dick Blassingame reports a social shower honoring Mr. and Mrs. Jameson at Coon Creek hosted by friends. Attendants included the Downeys and other local guests.
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Newspaper
Clifton Record
Location
Clifton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 05, 1960
Page
5
Mrs. Dick Blassingame reports a social shower honoring Mr. and Mrs. Jameson at Coon Creek hosted by friends. Attendants included the Downeys and other local guests.
Local repair shop offers service for watches and electric clocks. Repairs include battery or mechanism work, cleaning, and timing adjustments. Owner emphasizes quick turnaround and affordable pricing at the storefront.
Bridal shower for Mr and Mrs Dan James held Saturday at the Coon Creek clubhouse. Dick White and family visited H A White home Sunday. Funeral services for Mrs Charlie Rose were attended by P R Downey and A Blassingame at Smith Bend Sunday. William Kimbrough and H C Kimbrough with families visited T A Blassingame Sunday afternoon.
The Clifton Record advertises Manila envelopes available in sixteen sizes to fit any office or mailing need. It highlights a wide selection for business, personal, and organizational use.
Mosheim youths Charley Miles and family attended the Fat Stock Show in Fort Worth. Larry Miles placed fourth with a Shorthorn calf while Eleanor and Charlotte Miles placed third with their Shorthorn calf. Funeral services were held for L. C. Barton at the Mosheim Baptist Church. The community extends sympathy to his family.
Busy Bee Home Demonstration Club in Clifton met at Mrs Lins Hayes home on January 27 with nine members and one guest. Mrs Evelyn Seymour of Des Moines demonstrated apron making and refreshments were served. Next meeting is February 10 at City Hall dining room with Mrs George Lippe hosting. Also notes that Mrs Clarice Holt in Houston received the Clifton Record for a birthday gift and local members Tucker Glenn and P Doss remained hospitalized.
February is ideal for native grass and King Ranch bluestem seedings in the Bosque Soil Conservation District. Personnel can help select grasses suited to soils. local seed sources include I J Houston with 300 pounds of K A bluestem seed. The U S C office offers cost sharing for seed, fertilizers, and practices.
Henry Collier of McGregor formerly Clifton completed a Bachelor of Business Administration degree at Baylor University in Waco on January 26. He earned it while attending night school. The Collier family includes three children Blake, 5, and twins Ann and Nan who turn 4 in April. Mrs. Collier is the former Miss Neldine Larson, daughter of Julius and Mrs. Larson of Clifton.
Don Olson, manager, and numerous names including Alvin Zuehlke Clarence Mueller Walter Prescher Jr. Rallin Aars Johnny Borchers Eleanor Miles and others receive an award. Robert Saucier, who has transferred, was not present to receive his award.
Mrs. Lector Larson hosted John Larson for his eighth birthday at 802 West 3rd Street on a Wednesday afternoon from 4:00 to 5:30. Guests included Olga Sue Larson Peggy Hatter Tim Outlaw and many others as Anna and Martha Larson supervised games and pink cake and homemade ice cream were served.
Helen C. Aars president of Farmers State Bank Clifton spoke at the East Texas Bankers Tenth Annual Agricultural Conference in Tyler at the American Legion Hall. She discussed Agriculture and Industry as Related to Clifton and praised Clifton's efforts to grow while many Texas towns fade. Sponsoring groups included the Tyler Clearing House Association and the East Texas Agricultural Council.
Mrs Aars accompanied her husband to Tyler on Wednesday and they returned to Clifton on Thursday afternoon.
For sale listing from Clifton Record offers Karolton Klasp envelopes in sixteen sizes from 3 1/8 by 5 inches to 10 by 15 inches.
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