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Newspaper
Clifton Record
Location
Clifton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 11, 1971
Page
8
Harriet Apple notes the West Shore Civic Improvement Association met Friday night February 5 at 7 30 p m at Blue Bonnet Community Center with President Malcolm Sides presiding Sheriff John was listed among attendees and program details followed.
Baxter and Deputy Roland Howard added to West Shore law enforcement. Six board members appointed. speed limit signs to be reviewed with Judge McGee. Lake Whitney dam work starts February 17 to prepare for higher water. Clifton hosts Senior Citizens group meeting Fridays at City Hall. Fire damages J S Turner Sr home. West Shore Fire Department appeal for donations. Local visits to Abilene Lubbock Fort Worth Wichita Falls. Bluebonnet Art Craft Club sets events. reader helps requested.
Miss Vicky Outlaw daughter of Mr and Mrs Wm L Outlaw of Clifton Texas has been elected to the office of Pledge Director for the Alpha Chi chapter of Phi Mu Sorority at Texas Tech University. The senior majoring in Business Education will serve as Phi Director for the coming year.
Texas Parks and Wildlife biologist Lonnie Peters says rising water to 59 degrees prompts male largemouth bass to prepare nests and court females in Southeast Texas. Spawns may fail if a cold snap returns, but repeated spawning is likely later in spring. hatcheries may face fry shortages if warm and cold periods limit production.
Phi Mu, founded in 1852 at Wesleyan College in Macon Georgia, is described as the second oldest women’s fraternal group. It now maintains 116 collegiate chapters nationwide with alumnae groups globally and the Alpha Chi chapter at Tech Campus celebrating a decade there among thirteen national sororities.
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