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Newspaper
Clifton Record
Location
Clifton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 16, 1951
Page
3
The notice promotes upgraded inspected meat cuts tailored to customer size and preferences. It touts scientifically wrapped, sharp frozen products at temperatures colder than home storage, claiming juicier meat that stays fresh longer. It invites patrons to rent lockers or visit to save money.
Clifton Improvement Society members met in regular session on a February Wednesday to view a home economics style show by Mrs. Harley and Lois Rea with her high school chorus. About 50 members and guests attended. refreshments followed in the dining room hosted by Mrs. Nelson, Mrs. Jackson, Mrs. Canuteson, and Mrs. Oswald. The meeting announced a March chest X-ray mobile unit, YMCA youth plans, and elected officers for 1951 52. The group voted to redecorate the dining hall with centennial plate sale proceeds and scheduled a covered dish luncheon for March 7.
Eighteen guests and members attended a Friday bridge session hosted by Mrs No L Baldridge in the 1 C Y club. Prizes went to Mrs J C Kincheloe and Mrs Jen Aas for high scores, with Mrs Job Standeler winning guest prize. Mrs Alvin Priddy won travel prize and Robert Baldridge Jr. the bridge bingo prize. Attendees included Mesdames Craig Loan RV Ferguson Stillman Nichols Meridian J L Standefer Jr John Standefer Joe Knochs and A R Fricke Clifton. The club next meets February 23 at 2 30 pm with Mrs Baldridge. News from Houston Fat Stock Show notes Calvin Rueter and Carl Weidenback placed in shows.
Meridian High School girls basketball wins tourney in Valley Mills and Kaioppers tournament, with Meridian and Hico girls set for a three game series. Capitol theatre to close Feb 14 for new sound system. Rob Curtis manager. Deeds recorded include transfers in Winfrey, Isensee, Reed, Alfie, Beals, Bronstad, and Pilgrim properties.
Joyce Gayle Fossett marked her sixth birthday with a Valentine themed party. Guests received Valentine candy cups and cake and ice cream were served to attendees including Tommy Wilson and many Fossett, Outlaw, Kelly, and Prescher family members.
Henry L. Stout, VP of the Community Public Service, spoke at Hardin College Searcy Arkansas for the Freedom Forum. He argued socialism undermines freedom, praised the American system, and urged Lions Club members to defend the American way of life with data on wealth, industry, and education.
Mr and Mrs We Blewett visited in Dallas Sunday with their son in law and daughter Mr and Mrs CB Clark and Wayne.
Ladies of Circle 4 of Trinity Lutheran Church hosted a housewarming at 810 West Third Street Friday night February 9 for Mr and Mrs Herman Landua formerly Clara Witscharke. Guests registered in a guest book and enjoyed pink and white cake, cotter, chocolates and mints. gifts included many of the couple’s table linens.
A classified notice invites individuals aged 25 with a car to apply for a Watkins route in Bosque County. The ad promises life-long earnings for those who work for success and provides contact: Joe F. Cooper, 31 S. W. 3rd Street, Grand Prairie, Texas.
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