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Newspaper
Clifton Record
Location
Clifton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 07, 1974
Page
9
Nelson stayed Tuesday and Wednesday in Fort Worth at the home of his son in law and daughter Mr and Mrs Herman Mickelson Jodie Herring of Arlington visited in the home of his uncle and
Mr and Mrs Albert Giese hosted Saturday afternoon guests while Mr and Mrs Bill Dowdy along with Billie Kay and Charles Lynn of Duncanville spent the weekend with their parents Mr and Mrs Milton Linberg in Cranfills Gap, Cranfills Gap area.
A parade of relatives and friends visited over the weekend including Mr and Mrs Claude Dowdy of Clifton and the Linberg home group. Families from Crawfills Gap Waco Texarkana and Arlington shared updates including a birth Christi Dawn weighing 9 pounds 24 2 ounces and a new granddaughter for Mr and Mrs Charles Huse.
The Cranfills Gap High School Lions report a jammed week with freshman football, senior and junior basketball results, and voter registration drives. Highlights include a Big Boy Nelson birthday party, local family visits, and a Sunday basketball bash at Carroll Knudson’s residence.
The group describes a light hearted outdoor gathering with touch football frisbee and a weiner roast. Hazards included fertilizer and spoons while the coach won a hot dog eating contest with six serves. The flu briefly struck but the group continued activities.
The Fairview column expresses sympathy for Frnly Thiele and family after the death of Mrs. Paul Prescher. It notes funerals for relatives of Mr. and Mrs. Hood and various visits among local families. Rhonda Blassingame heads to Hillcrest Hospital for tests while others spend time with relatives and renewed Clifton Record ties are acknowledged.
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