The Clifton Record Serves Readers With Their Interests
The Clifton Record pledges to provide entertaining information about area residents and organizations while reporting how city county and school officials run finances. It aims to inform readers at home or in business about local governance and spending decisions.
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Opinion on printing news items and photos in the paper
The column explains no charge for news items or photos. It notes acceptance of sharp, clear pictures and outlines a plan for a weekly events listings column. It also covers local notes on residents, license plates, and highway funding outlook.
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Senior Citizens Corner note on events and changes
Emma Jane Hmenkelmann reports a busy Senior Citizens Center schedule with dances, fundraisers, and guest attendees. Highlights include cancer dressings at City Hall February 18, a February 15 dance, and upcoming singing of religious songs. Board changes note Walter Cox elected president after Charlie Dennis resigns for health reasons. Prayer requests for Winnie Fairbairn and Keith Osborn.
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Jeff Knight
Lela Benson
Irene Blum
Whitetown
Emma McCommas
Goldie White
Laguna Park
City Hall
Charlie Dennis
Walter Cox
Winnie Fairbairn
Keith ‘Osborn
Immanuel Women's Guild to Stage Mission Rally in Waco
Immanuel Lutheran Women's Guild hosts the Central Texas Zone Spring Rally of the LWML on February 9 featuring business meetings led by zone president Elsie Rea of Waco, a skit, and a talk by Dr. Ann Garrett on My Work with Children. Dr. Garrett, with BA MA and doctorate from Texas Women’s University, has led Evangelia Home, worked with Head Start, researched in Europe, teaches at McLennan Community College, and serves as LWML district president and Trinity Lutheran church worker in Waco.
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Immanuel Lutheran Women's Guild
Central Texas Zone
Lutheran Women's Missionary League
Elsie Rea
Waco
Immanuel Choir
Ann Garrett
Garrett
Chilren
Bayor
Texas Women’s University
Denton
Evangelia Home
Head Start
Europe
McClennan Community College
LWML
Trinity Lutheran
Gabriel Garcia Marine Recruit Grads at San Diego Depot
Gabriel Garcia completed recruit training at the Marine Corps Recruit Depot in San Diego. The program emphasizes physical conditioning discipline and teamwork with instruction in Marine Corps history first aid uniform regulations and military customs and courtesies. His wife Rosa is the daughter of Margret Guerra of Merijian.
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Marine Pic
Gabriel Garcia
Rosa
Margret Guerra
Meriijian
Marine Corps Recruit Depot
San Diego
Marine Recruit
Marine Corps
Rites Held For Will J. Huggins
Funeral services for Will J. Huggins 84 of Clifton were held January 23 at Clifton Funeral Home Chapel. The Rev. Dan Kyle conducted and Mrs. Brenda Cody sang. Huggins died January 22 at the VA Hospital in Marlin. He was born May 11 1890 in Georgetown and lived in Clifton 23 years. He is survived by two sisters and a step brother plus nephews and nieces.
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Will J. Huggins
Clifton
Clifton Funeral Home
Dan Kyle
Grace Memorial Baptist Church
Iated
Bill Cody
Gary Cody
Barry Cody
Butch Necessary
Charlie Hall
0. R. Jenson
Mr. Huggins
Marlin
Georgetown
J. N. H. Huggins
L. D. Gray
Jack Daniels
Conroe
J. F. Lee
San Saba
Sweetheart Dance by Clifton Senior Citizens at Civic Center
The Clifton Senior Citizens will sponsor a Sweetheart Dance Saturday February 15 at the Civic Center City Hat. County seniors are invited to enjoy the event with music by the Jeff Knight Band from Meridian.
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Civic Center
City Hat
Jeff Knight
Meridian
Memorials Honor Cancer Victims Across Communities
The American Cancer Society memorial program raised funds through donations from Rt al y to the Bosque County area. Memorials honor Betty Tipton and several others, with support from Laguna Park King Creek Morgan Clifton Cranfills Gap Mills Womack Wood Mercedes and Glen Rose. N. Foster urged mail contributions to Rt 2 Clifton with checks payable to the Cancer Society.
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King Creek
Morgan
Clifton
Cranfills
Gap al Mills
Womack
Walling Bend
Te . Wood
Mercedes
Glen Rose
American Cancer Society
Foster
Society
Against Cancer
N. Foster
Cliffen
Cancer Society
Ranchers and Farmers Invited to ICA Organizational Meeting
The Independent Cattleman's Association will hold an organizational meeting at 7 30 pm on Wednesday February 12 in the district Courtroom at the County Courthouse in Meridian. Richard Corsicana ICA district counselor will report on the Texas program and ES A Cunningham president will discuss cattlemen's problems. The group has invited the public to attend.
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Independent Cattleman’s Association
Meridian
Richard of
Corsicana
ICA
Texas
Washington
ES A
Cunningham
Vnte Eaalion
Spalbte
TEC Starts Accepting Claims for Extended Unemployment Benefits
The Texas Employment Commission began taking claims for extended unemployment benefits. Eligible individuals must have filed initial claims within the past year and exhausted those benefits. Benefits reach 50 percent of regular amounts unless a federal program pays the full extended amount.
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TEC
Texas Employment Commission
Physical Conditioning Course For Women Offered In Clifton
MCC continuing education offers a women’s physical conditioning course in Clifton. A meeting is set for Thursday February 6 at 7 p.m. in the old elementary gym. Twelve participants are signed. additional invitees welcomed. For information call Gerald McDonald at 675-6272.
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MCC
Clifton
Calty Gerald McDonald
Senior Citizens Transportation Schedule Preview
Bosque Senior Services outlines a door to door free transport service led by Harriett Apple and Andy Anderson with pickup points at Laguna Park Meridian Clifton and more across February. Calls provide ride booking details, and the program emphasizes no charge and friendly social trips.
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Andy Anderson
Cranfills Gap
Wilma Finstad
Laguna Park
Harriett Apple
Clifton
IRS limits dependents tax exemptions to one claimant
IRS advises only one filer may claim a dependent exemption. If a taxpayer pays less than half, they must be part of a group contributing over half of the dependent’s support and each member must meet all other exemption requirements. The claimant must obtain Form 2120 declarations from others and file them with their return. IRS Publication 501 explains multiple support arrangements.
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Internal Revenue Service
Howard C. Longley
IRS
Southern
Texas
Longley
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