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Newspaper
Clifton Record
Location
Clifton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 09, 1962
Page
4
School trustees face a $1000 loss from lighting vandalism at Cub Stadium and the adjoining baseball diamond. Clifton eyes 1962 industry expansion and increased home building as rent houses stay scarce. Poage supporters praise the congressman in a hot Republican primary year with grass fires drawing fire department response across multiple towns.
Mr and Mrs James Hyles with children Mike Mark and Kimby visited Clifton last weekend with James Hyles parents Mr and Mrs Arthur Hyles and relatives. The Knapps moved from Clifton to Waco and the Ringnesses bought the Knapp place. Mrs G C Tisdale and Mrs Olsen traveled to California with the Lanes. Joyce Hampe visited Clifton from Dallas. Carmileta and Nihela Dossman vacationed in the Womack area with their Dossman family. The Jacksens spent weekend in Midland with relatives. The Carlsons hosted visits from Pecos and other relatives through Wednesday.
Teel Dunlap, longtime Walnut Springs printer and former owner of the Walnut Springs Hustler, died Wednesday afternoon February 7 in Meridian Hospital. Funeral services will be Friday at 10:00 AM at First Methodist Church Walnut Springs with interment in Meridian Cemetery. Dunlap, esteemed for his craft, moved to Walnut Springs in 1929 and ran the Hustler until about ten years ago then continued printing locally.
The American Legion Auxiliary will hold its next meeting on Thursday February 15 at 7 30 P M at the home of Mrs Ernest Giese All members are urged to attend. Mr and Mrs J Bruce Parks and their son John Parks of Clifton and Miss Lucretia Hoke a Baylor University student spent January 27 to January 31 at the Southwestern Exposition and Fat Stock Show in Fort Worth John Parks left Fort Worth Tuesday night for Colorado Springs Colorado to serve six months with the Army at Fort Carson in the National Guard.
Mr. Curry, a Sunday School teacher at First Presbyterian Church of Itasca and former Red Cross and Cancer Society chairman, announces candidacy for Texas Senate. He vows an honest, conservative campaign and equal representation for all constituents, noting extensive study of government and personal prayer as his guide. Visitors include Rader and Ivey Blansit of Hamilton.
Merchandising specialists worked early this week at Sormrude's Food Mart to rearrange shelves. Owners Frank and Gerald Sormrude expect space for about 20 additional items after removing unused areas in the old setup.
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