Mrs Pederson Honored With Valentine Coffee and Suppers
Mrs Pederson and family receive multiple social gestures before moving to Seguin. A Feb 19 coffee at the Dahl home features red heart decor and pink gladioli while guests include local names such as Knitt, Gigstad, and Jenson. Supper hosts Wallace and Dahl host further gatherings with Brown, Thompson, and Jenson among attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pederson
Sunset Home
Erwin H. Knitt
Walter T. Gigsted
Jenson
Knitt
Mrs. Pederson
M. L. Bergman
H. C. Pederson
Milton C. Brown
B. P. Holt
W. T. Thompson
Carl Dahl
E. B. Harris
Joe Kral Jr
Joe Ledbetter
W. T. Gigstad
Dan F E
A. L. Bronstad
Oleta Christenson
Peatine Dahl
Seguin
B. Dahl
Clifton
Fred Jenson
S. D. Orson Wallaces
Going away party honors Pedersons with local officials
The Pedersons are feted by Clifton Lutheran Sunset Home staff and local families in a sequence of social events. Activities include a 7 30 p m Thursday gathering hosted by Reverend and Mrs Gigstad and Mr and Mrs Bronstad and a Sunday rock party at the Rogstad home with Supper Club members. Additional suppers follow as colleagues plan a formal going away event February 23 in Clifton Hall lobby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pedersons
Everett W. Wallace
R. Jenson
Milton C. Brown
W. T. Thompson
E. G. Fardal
Gigstads
Bronstads
Business and Professional Women's Guild
Guild
Eentertain Gigstads
Walter T. Gigstad
Alvin L. Bronstad
Hans B. Dahl
Helen C. Aars
Pederson
Raymond H. Rogstad
Lake Whitney
B. P. Holt
H. C. Pederson
Rogstad
W. T. Gigstad
Erwin H. Knitt
Fred Jensons
Fred Jenson
S. D. Olson Zimmerman
Eldon Zimmerman
Funeral services for Marlin editor Hyman Fortinberry Jr
Mr and Mrs E R Keeling attended the funeral of Hyman Fortinberry Jr 34 editor and publisher of the Marlin Democrat. He died of heart failure after surgery the day prior. Services were at St Johns Episcopal Church Martin and Forest Lawn Mausoleum Houston with return to Clifton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. R. Keeling
Marlin
Hyman Fortinberry Jr
Marlin Democrat
Fortinberry
Mr Fortinberry
St. John’s Episcopal Church
Martin
Clifton Drives Heart Fund for Better Heart Health
Clifton Business and Professional Women's Club promotes the 1965 Heart Fund Drive under the slogan Give-So More Will Live. The program supports prevention and control of heart and vascular diseases through education and community services, aiding physicians and residents to apply new knowledge for better survival and disability avoidance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Heart Fund
Clifton High Leads Texas Stage Band Entries for Festival
Clifton High of New York City clinician Clem De Rosa joins Gret sch Manufacturing Chicago stars Leon Breeden North Texas State Den ton director and Dr. Vincent R. Di Nino Texas Longhorn Band chief for a Texas Class A Stage Band festival lineup. Fifteen Class A bands compete Thursday with higher classes Friday and Saturday. Clifton High’s A Band features Jerry Ludtke Paul Bonds Mary Linda Wiggins Mike Hoel Lee McMillan Bill Goby Kenneth Holder Stephen Zimmer man Seth Witcher Harvey Zimmerman Max Hoff Sharon Adams Ronnie Spenrath and AnP Claire Pierson Cynthia Harris Peggy Aars Charlotte Turner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York City
Clem de Rosa
Gretsch Manufacturing Company
Chicago
Ilinois
Leon Breeden
North Texas State University
Denton
Vincent R. di Nino
University of Texas In
Austin
Clifton High
Jerry Ludtke
Paul Bonds
Mary Linda Wiggins
Mike Hoel
Lee McMillan
Bill Godby
Kenneth Holder
Stephen Zimmerman
Seth Witcher
Harvey Zimmerman
Max Hoff
Sharon Adams
Ronnie Spenrath
Anp
Claire Pierson
Cynthia Harris
Peggy Aars
Charlotte Turner
Baylor Senior Alma Burton Teaches At Clifton High
Miss Alma Burton, Baylor University senior, has been student teaching in Clifton High School's Home Economics Department since February 8. She will earn a Bachelor of Science in Home Economics Education in May, completing her student teaching on March 26. She is the daughter of Mr and Mrs L Burton of Angleton and graduated from Angleton High School.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alma Burton
Baylor University
Waco
Clifton High School
Miss Burton
Baylor
L. Burton
Angleton
Burton
Angleton High School
Multiple Clifton Hospital Patients Listed With Various Ailments
The local hospital reports numerous patients from Clifton and surrounding areas. Mrs. J E Morton of Dublin formerly Clifton and her husband Reverend Morton are receiving treatment after a fall at the Clifton Lutheran Sunset Home. Several others including F E Lynch, Mrs J N Hanna, H A Stanford, Mrs Ray Berry, Ole Buswold, E A Dahil, Jim Rushing, Mrs W S Raines, Jim H Sinclair, CE Pratt, A A Wright, and Frank L Felts are listed as medical or surgical cases with dates in February.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. E. Morton
Dublin
Clifton
E. A Dahil
Jim Rushing
Walnut Springs
W. 8. Raines
Star Route 1
Raines
WO. Findley
Jim H. Sinclair
CE. Pratt
A. A. Wright
Lampasas
Wright
James A. Wright
Frank L. Felts
Mr. Felts
Dean Haralson
Hanson Family Persons Visit in Dallas and Irving News
Mr and Mrs Hulen Hanson and son Carroll Wayne visited in Dallas last Sunday with Mr and Mrs Hulen Hanson Jr and at Irving with Mr and Mrs Burton Hanson. Hulen Hanson Jr has returned home after six months with the Air National Guard. Burton Hanson has recovered from a heart attack and is back home from the hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hulen Hanson
Carroll Wayne
H. B. Hanson
Dallas
Hulen Hanson Jr
Irving
Burton Hanson
Air National Guard
Fort
Clifton 4H Club Plans Visit to Sunset Home
The Clifton 4H Club met February 11 at Clifton City Hall with Linda Kettler presiding. Members discuss a trip to Sunset Home February 28 to sing and assist residents and plan a March 6 Favorite Food Show plus a March 12 county skating party at Boyd's Skating Rink.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clifton
Linda Kettler
Emma Thiele
Rodney Kruse
John Kruse
Clifton Sunset Home
Sunset Chapel
Clefton City Hall
Mike Lucille Watson
Meridian
Boyd
Whitney Miss Watson
Rita Willmann
Louie Thiele
Miss Watson
Sir Annabel Deibert
Ovie Kettler
Michael Deibert
Karen Sue Thiele
Yvette Deibert
Chereta Smith
Claire Deibert
Gwendolyn Seth
Ronald Smith
Larry Kruse
John Krus
Robert Willmann
Bill O'firten
Marshe Chaney
Mrs Paul Howard’s Dallas trip accompanies birth of Elizabeth Ann
Mrs Paul Howard took her mother Mrs R B Hogg to Dallas on Tuesday February 2. Elizabeth Ann was born to her son in law and daughter Mr and Mrs J S McNiel Jr of Dallas the next day. The McNiels have two older daughters Mary Ann and Margaret. Mrs Hogg remained in Dallas until Wednesday of last week when she learned of the death of her mother Mrs India Lancaster at Hillboro. She then went to Hillsboro and stayed there after her mother’s services last Friday morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Howard
R. B. Hogg
Dallas
Hogg
Elizabeth Ann
J. S& McNiel Jr
McNiels
Mary Ann
Margaret
India Lancester
Hilleboro
Hills
Meridian Boys Itasca Girls Win Clifton Junior High Tournament
Meridian boys beat Crawford 19 15 to win the Clifton Junior High final Itasca girls defeated Valley Mills 27 13 for the girls title Consolation crowns go to Clifton Junior High boys over China Spring 27 24 and Meridian girls over Crawford 26 6 Clifton coaches Richard Lierdon guided the events at the local gym last week
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meridian
Crawford
Itasca
Valley Mills
Clifton
China Spring
Clifton Junior High School
Richard Lierdon
Glen Rose
Maece
Cliffton
Valley Mille
Masca
Glen Row
Chine Spring
Valley Mille Tank
Glen Rowe
Meridien
Crewford
Family departs for new home in Cookeville Tennessee
Mr and Mrs Bobby Jeckson and children Mary and Howard left Wednesday to settle in Cookeville Tennessee. Dan Jameson a Liane Public Schools teacher and his daughter Danette from Dallas visited Clifton with their parents and grandparents Mr and Mrs M Bo Jameson through Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bobby Jeckson
Mary
Howard
Cookeville
Tennessee
Dan Jameson
Liane
Danette
Dallas
Clifton
Thoretey
M Bo Jameson
Real Estate Buys For Sale
Real estate listings describe three homes for sale with details on bedrooms baths lot sizes and garages. Prices range from 6200 to 11000 with loan balances and monthly payments noted for two properties.
Tri County Vocational Nurses Meet in Meridian
The Tri County League of Vocational Nurses held its last Meridian meeting February 4 in the Educational Building at First Baptist Church Meridian hosted by Meridian nurses. Reverend Roy Hill spoke to 20 members and three guests. two new members were admitted. Refreshments were served. Next meeting is scheduled March 4 in Hamilton with site to be announced. Attendees from Clifton included James Gus Walsleben Lillian Plerwon Miles Fechner Catherine Parish P A Chaney and Milter G Detl Sr.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tri-County League of Vocational Nurses
First Baptist Church
Meridian
Meridian Vocational Nurses
Roy Hill
Tri County League
Hamilton
Clifton
James Gus Walsleben
Lillian Plerwon
Miles Fechner
Catherine Parish
P A Chaney
Milter G Det
Miss Johanne Rogstad's Visit to Dalas Family Home
Miss Johanne Rogstad of Dalas spent the past weekend with her brother Penney Rogstad in the local hospital and with sister Mice Pelle Bogetart at Clifton Le theren Sonset Home. The gathering highlighted family support during Penney Rogstad's illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johanne Rogstad
Dalas
Pest
Pederson
Penney Rogstad
Mice Pelle Bogetart
Clifton Letheren Sonset
Clifton Business Promotion Initiative Report
A 1985 document outlines businessmen promoting town growth to benefit Clifton firms. It emphasizes targeted efforts to raise inter est in local commerce, support for firms, and coordinated promotional campaigns.
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Dairy King
Dairy King IN
South Avenue
Texas
Clifton Business
Capris
Hospital
Prin
Kuykendall Land & Cattle CO
Live Oak Nursery
Live Oak & Highway 6
Clifton, Tenes
Perry and Moree
Jess Sivinis
Tri-County
Smd
Te Werd
Clifton Business Firme
Clifton Temas
Ada
Chilorem
Harry Sullivan
Martha Hyer
Cole
Pria Sat
Coberscape
Susan Hayward
Beme Davie Harekt Robtins
Teetenkoter
WED & Thurs
FRR
STRAW
Gina Lethebrighte
Sean Connery
Ralph Rachardeoe
MR. Farmer
Latham Seed and Grain
Old Meridian Highway
Standefer Chevrolet Company
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