Clifton Page 2B Briefs and Notices
Clifton Texas residents read a compact roundup on local notices and brief items from Thursday February 21 1974. Highlights cover community events school updates and public notices with emphasis on civic matters.
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Newspaper
Clifton Record
Location
Clifton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 21, 1974
Page
7
Clifton Texas residents read a compact roundup on local notices and brief items from Thursday February 21 1974. Highlights cover community events school updates and public notices with emphasis on civic matters.
A sequence of property deeds lists multiple land transfers including 215 acres from William Sheppard and J. B. Richards Surveys to Georgia Lee Cliett and Benjamin Quinn Cliett. other transfers include 30.1 acres to Claud Hardie and Linda Hardie. 9 acres to Jimmy W. Hendrix and Jean Hendrix. .34 acre to W F Murphy and Teddy Lea Murphy. Lot 5 in Block Q Clifton addition to Belford Ellingson and Cleo Ellingson. and west half of Block 10 and east half of Block 12 Iredell as well as other parcels involving Evelyn Scott Lorine Flint Betty Vickrey Toten and spouses.
A sequence of property deeds in Clifton, Willard, Lake Whitney, and surrounding areas shows owners transferring parcels in subdivisions including Laguna Park, Lakewood Harbor, Kell and Gibbs Addition, and Sycamore Springs Estates. Several motor vehicles are noted, including multiple 1974 Chevrolets, a 1971 Chevrolet, and a 1974 Chrysler wagon.
Crawfills Gap Minister John Jordan conducts Sunday School at 10 a m and Morning Service at 11 a m. For buying selling or trading, call the Clifton Record at 675-3336.
The Oglesby Lions Club sponsors its fifth annual rattlesnake hunt and flea market on February 23 and 24 with over $200 in cash prizes plus trophies for winners. The event features a street dance live demonstrations and educational exhibits at the Oglesby School gym. Profits fund community projects and civic endeavors with Bellmead Lions Club serving breakfast hamburgers and French fries.
Funeral services for George W. Anderson Jr. longtime Wichita County assistant county attorney were held January 17 at Hampton-Vaughan Funeral Home in Wichita Falls. Burial was Crestview Memorial Park. Survivors include wife Sallie, three daughters and a son. The Wichita County Commissioners issued a tribute resolution honoring his service 1953 55 and 1967 74.
The Lazy Daisy Home Demonstration Club met with Mrs. I. G. Fambrough in Clifton on February 13. Eight members and four visitors attended. reports, nominations, and a program on mental illness were presented. refreshments, a tasting bee, and future meeting plans were announced.
The Bosque County Chapter of NARFE met at Meridian Community Center for a luncheon hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Victor Martelli. Members heard a piano recital by Levada Whitford and sang led by Jesse Gandy.
The elderly and the disabled may be eligible for a raise through the Supplemental Security Income program run by the Social Security Administration. Singles with 160 or couples with 230 monthly income may qualify, with asset limits and earnings rules explained by HOTCOG official Will Miles.
Don Hoffman advertises repair services for several appliance brands including Kenmore, Whirlpool, Frigidaire and Maytag. He lists phone numbers 675-8138 and 675-8716 and notes service for all brands.
Roy Clark pastor leads the Lake Whitney Baptist Church with Sunday School at 6 45 a m Worship at 1 am Morning service at 11 am Sunday night service at p m and Wednesday night prayer service.
The First Assembly of God Church at 1210 West St Clifton invites worshipers to Sunday School and worship services at 11 a.m. and 7 p.m. plus midweek services at 10 a.m led by Pastor Connan Walker.
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