Church Services Across Clifton Area Seem Busy This Week
Local congregations list a packed schedule with Methodist, Pentecostal, Lutheran, Assembly of God, Presbyterian, Baptist, and Church of Christ services. Highlights include Sunday morning and evening worships, Sunday School, midweek Bible studies, ladies and youth activities, and a Trinity Lutheran Institute closing session. Clergy named include Mulchin, Butler, and David Clifton, with events at Cranfille Gap and nearby towns.
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Board of Uahars
Imuan
Luther
Mulchin
Methodist Church
Butler
Pam
Woman's Society
Ours Lutheran CI
Divine Servis
Teachers Institute i
Trinity
Pea Clifton
Fternoon
Otlock
Ladies Aid
Orin Lund
Malion
Amé
Beck
Oscar Omenson
Tba
Beaver
Assembly OF God Church
C. Tse
First Presbyterian Church
Tominso
Minster
Paul's Lutheran Church
Pri Mim
Agen
ST. Olap Lutheran Church
Crantille Gap
Pol Begin
Rpc
Eonar
Fone
Nn Lathersa
Kion
Vusler
Tna
Church OF Christ Rantiie Gap
Trinity Lutheran Church
Institute
Helen Aare
P.m. Snag Bayshort
Ot Waltee "Gigatad
Immanuel Lutheran Ladies Aid Meeting Report
Immanuel Lutheran Ladies Aid met on Thursday February 1 with Mies Leo Albrechts and Erwin Wiederaenders as hostesses. C H Mulschinie spoke on Recipe for Lutheran Women after which yearbooks were distributed and thanks extended to Mrs W B Oswald Mrs Willie J Kruefer and Rev and Mrs C H Mut chink for their work on a wonderful book. Officers named for the year include President Mrs C H Mutschink 1st Vice President Mrs M L Schlegel 2nd Vice President Mrs Alton Aats Secretary Mrs Hugo Landgraf and Treasurer Mrs Leo Albrecht. Next meeting set for Thursday March 1. Reporter fl i
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ummanuel_tanneran
Aldnet
Mies
Leo Albrechts
Erwin Wiederaenders
Jesus
Ev. C.H. Mulschinie
W. B. Oswald
Oswald
Willie J. Kruefer
Hugo Landgraf
Leo Albrecht
Aid
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Texas farmers harvest record legume seeds in 1950
Soil Conservation Service regional director Merrill reports a 1950 Texas legume seed harvest surpassing prior years. Nearly 2.2 million pounds of Lexi seed and 1.1 million pounds of Clover seed were gathered from farm and nursery sources, with broader totals exceeding 30 million pounds for native and introduced grasses and legumes.
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Langs B. Soil Conservation Service
Fort Worth
Kred
I Texas
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Merrill Sai
Soil Conservation Service
San Antonio
U.S
Texas
Merrill
Antone Amundson Celebrates 60th Birthday in Clifton
A large gathering of relatives and friends visited Antone Amundson on his 60th birthday at Clifton to offer wishes and refreshments. The notice lists numerous Amundson family members and friends from Clifton and Waco who dropped by. Also mentioned is Willis W. Stapp of Walnut Springs noted as missing in action in Korea in a February Dallas Morning News item.
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Antone Amundson
Mr. Amundson
Amundson
A. B. Amundson
Nellmundson
Anne “Amundson
Palma Chris. Sie
Oliver Chiamson
Bryan Erickson
Willis W. Stapp
Walnut Springs
United States Army
Dallas Morning News
Korea
Clifton Pike Department Appreciation Note
A brief patron message thanks Mrs. Travis Bass for continued service dated January 29, expressing sincere gratitude from the Clifton Pike Department.
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Clifton Pike Department
Ana Tank You
Mrs. Travis
Bass RO
Bass
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