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Newspaper
Clifton Record
Location
Clifton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 20, 1975
Page
9
This IRS column answers common tax questions on mortgage points that may be deductible or not and explains when charges are nondeductible such as VA loan services. It also covers taxation on reinvested broker proceeds and how to show depreciation on business property on Form 1040 and whether ambulance costs for medical care are deductible.
Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Rees ing and Mr. and Mrs. Milton G. Dahl visited Mr. and Mrs. Buster Bronstad of Jonesboro on Thursday evening. Mrs. Bronstad is ill and hopes for a speedy recovery. Larry Childers spent the weekend with his parents in Dallas. The Batemans visited Dallas and returned with their grandson Larry. Mrs. E C Bergman is recovering well after eye surgery.
Community members attend funerals birthdays and services across McKinney Valley Mills and Dallas. Mrs Meee hosts a hospital stay in Providence Waco while Norse Cubettes shine with second place in District 22A. Family updates include Davidson funeral in Dallas and a Legion Hall birthday dinner for R P Golden with relatives present.
Local issue page from The Clifton Record dated Thursday February 20 1975 features community notices and notes from Clifton Texas. The compact page presents brief items likely including announcements and local events.
Trinity Lutheran Church in Clifton lists a weekend of events from Friday to Sunday including hymnic communion, Sunday school, worship services, potluck, and Bible leaders briefing. The schedule also notes deacons board meeting, women volunteer day, confirmation classes, junior choir, and Lenten worship with sermons and youth choir activities.
Our Savior's Lutheran Church and Womack Community share a weekend schedule. February 23 features Sunday School at 9 30 a m and Worship at 10 45 a m with council and confirmation classes planned for Tuesday and Lenten services in the evening. February 26 offers morning worship and a noon meal program titled Happiness Is Sharing a Meal with an evening Adult Choir gathering.
The St Olaf Lutheran Church lists activities for February including 8th grade Confirmation at 8:30 am on Saturday February 22 followed by Sunday School Bible Class at 9:30 am and Divine Worship at 10:30 am and Luther League at 7 pm. Tuesday February 25 offers 9th grade Confirmation at 4 pm with Junior Lutherans and 7th grade at 3:45 pm and an Lenten service noted.
Funeral services were held Friday afternoon February 7 at First Baptist Church Spur for Besgat d Kidd 64 father of Don Kidd production manager of The Clifton Record Rev Norris Taylor officiated Burial was in Spur Cemetery Pallbearers included Levi Meadors Hester Arnold Travis er Raymond Burley Mary Jordan Lawrence Fitzgerald Williard Williams Elmer Wright Mr Kidd died in Crosbyton Hospital February 6 He was born in Stonewall ey in 1910 a retired custodian a Spur Dickens County resident since 1921 member of Baptist church Survivors include wife Nina Spur daughter Mrs Judy Stark Post two brothers Marion Kidd N M and C H Kidd erlin Ore and two grandchildren Cindy and Chris Kidd
Susan notes Mr Golden, husband of Mrs Milton G Dahl, received a telephone call from Lee. The afternoon brought a simple celebration with two brothers C. G. Golden of Meri and J. B. Golden of Lab, plus birthday cake cookies coffee and tea.
Harriett Apple outlines recent Bosque Senior Services efforts in Clifton and Waco. Attendees include Walter Cox, Catherine Patrick, Mary Campbell, and Fannie Spence. March talks cover legislation and social security. clothing drives and baby clothes donations are urged. meal and transportation programs operate for seniors. a charity quilt display supports Clifton Volunteer Fire Department.
Mr and Mrs Ray Fry marked twenty five years of marriage with an open house on Sunday February 9. Guests registered at the door with Michael Fry assisting. Amy Fry Susan Fry and JM Roberts served. Miss Pam Westmoreland registered gifts. The couple wed February 8 1950 in Marlin and have resided in Montpelier Ohio Hamilton and Clifton. A Renewal Service followed at Holy Angels Catholic Church Clifton on February 16 with a reception after.
The Clifton Senior Citizens plan a covered dish lunch on February 23 at noon at City Hall. Volunteers are asked to donate large double knit scraps at Bosque Senior Services. The Children's Choir from First United Methodist will perform February 21 with a program titled Spirituals Black and White.
Lake Whitney Association reports fishing improving despite cold, windy weather. Last week yielded a variety of catches as lake level stood at 535.43 feet.
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