Good-Looking Youngsters From Clif Community Photo
A continuing feature presents faces from the Clif Community in a studio tableau. Pictured left to right are Lloyd Wayne son of Mr and Mrs Oscar Auite Beatrice and Lawrence children of Mr and Mrs Homey I Peer te nese eel eee yelp ge Linda and Gene children of Mr and Mrs Roy All Welda Guy daughters of Mr and Mrs Cimer Jeanes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clif
Lloyd Wayne
Oscar Auite
Price Wallace
Gary
Alvin
Beatrice
Lawrence
Homey
Linda
Gene
Roy All
W. A. McCarty
Sad
Welda Guy
Mes
Cimer Jeanes
House Redistricting Bill Faces First Test
The article details early moves in a redistricting bill affecting counties and representatives. Names such as Fe Bosque, Albert Wye, Romwyell, Johnson, Gatesville, Stephenville, Poage, McLennan, and Hood appear as figures and places in a contest over district boundaries and potential home bases. The piece notes counties like Bosque Bell Coryell and McLennan shifting from Poage’s district and the bill awaiting vote.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. T. Poage
Bell
Coryell
Poage
McLennan
Woce
Pig collects funds for March of Dimes drive
A pig sale raised 74 dollars and 50 cents for the March of Dimes with additional contributions. Organizers noted the event drew supporters from multiple towns including Kopperl Crawford Whitney Hamilton Waco Valley Mills Gatesville Clifton and others as buyers and donors contributed to the drive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert A. Wis
Kopperl
Ea. Tubbs
Crawford
N. (McCowm
College Tourney Scheduled Here This Week
The junior college basketball tournament is set for this week in the local high school gymnasium. Games begin Thursday February 22 with finals Saturday night February 24. First round features Midway, Clifton, Alexander, Morgan Jones, Cranfills Gap, Carlton and others, with byes and subsequent matchups listed for Thursday and Friday evenings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tan Junior College
Gic
Yrmasium
Besket Pall Dane Het
Thurwlay
CI Hon
Alexsaner
Hat
Morgan and
Jones
Ibaro
Crantills
Carlton
Craullle Gap
Birgan
Tse Midway
Aleman
Elton
Eine Salley
Red Cross Drive Chairmen Named for 1951 Effort
Hane B. Dall announces local chairmen for the 1951 Red Cross drive to run March 1 to March 10. Clifton E R Keeling Meridian Mrs Jack Kirby Valley Mills Mrs Sanfort Pool Walnut Springs Weldon Bristol Granfile Gap Mrs Bor Morgan Mrs uth Norman Kopperl Day fredell John Parks Moshelma Arlie Che Cryote Brym Richards Smith Bend Coon Creek B F Peacock Fairview Mrs W P Downey Womack Mrs George Arnold Oates will lead their communities in organizing the drive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beods
Hane B. Dall
Ax Folows
Clifton
E. R. Keeling
Meridian
Jack Kirby
Valley Mills
Airs
Sanfort Pool
Walnut Springs
Weldon
Bristol Granfilie Gap
Bor ‘Morgan
Uth Norman Kopperl
Dayfredell
John Parks Moshelma
Afr
Mes
Marshal Mitchel Norse
Mise Belle
County social notes from Clifton and vicinity
Mrs. C T Buie of Waxahachie and Mrs. Max Lundgrat of Clifton are mentioned visiting local families. Several residents Road to and from town for stock shows and family visits, with notes on a former Waco resident B Ricketts planning to move back to Clifton and a student Virgina Helm earning Semester Honor Roll at Tarleton College.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. T. Buie
Waxahachie
Bob Tonkin
Ian Fardal
Blanhope
Hi Lose
Wallis ‘Thomp
Faraly
Mouton
Max Lundgrat
Thie Reek
Alpha Place
Bar
Jf Anderson
Understad
Weescliian
Mosbelra
Clifton
Ricketts
South Avenue G
Bors Owen
Ringnes
Trim Vinson
Beatenck
Charles Williams
Sam Justin
Port. Walsh
San Antonio
J. G. Helm
Evanilniy Gap
EJ. Sowell
Fapteton
Cotte
Migs Virinia
Helm
Miss Helm
Tarlaton Colige
Astle
San Marcos
Vial i
Dick Terence
Tn Ct
Draft fair plans slowed by weather and crowding concerns
Local fair directors gathered at Central Texas Fair to elect officers for 2051 while discussing improvements. J J Standefer Jr led the session as Lonnie Holley urged more exhibit space for women and higher prize money. Farmers noted county crops were strong but exhibits lagged, and plans included expanding entertainment and securing additional lighting and equipment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aintra
Central ‘Texas
Aya
J. J. Standefer Jr
Mise Lonnie Holley
Ley
Buchanan
County Alent
Dunlop
L. E.ennison
Telephone Company Moves to New Exchange Building
The Blewett owned Telephone Company prepares to relocate from the present exchange to the Stryker Building south of Cameron. Weather slowed work but connections are being readied for a move just after midnight Saturday, with most telephones expected back by Sunday morning and a brief interruption possible.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chton Trophone Company
John
Bill Blewett
Hhat
Exchange
Stryker
Cameron Co
Blewetts
Biewetts
Jfeoubie
Farmers Hear Talks On Rodent Control
Bosque County residents attended demonstrations on Warfarin rodent control, with talks by RE Dry and Cy Green of the Rodent Control Service in cooperation with A and M College and the U S Fish and Wildlife Service. The event outlined safe bait use, storage, and ongoing baiting to reduce rat and mouse infestations on farms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sara Tantradt
Ormosanie
Sentatives
RE. Dry
Cy Green
Rodent Control Service
A. & Mt College
U. S. Fish and Wildeye Service
Pete Reesing
Walnut Springs
Worthrin
Reader's Digest
Pare Bureau Ab Bosque County
Warfarin
Griffin Former Resident Dies After Brief Illness
JW Dee Griffin a former Clifton resident died unexpectedly near Lake Waco on Monday after February 19. He previously owned a cafe in Gillespie County and operated in Waco and Waa. Survived by sons J T Griffin of Waco and Wile Griffin of Houston, two daughters Joye Wilson of Bellmead and Martin Murphee of Waco, two brothers Charla and Marvin Griffin of California, four grandsons and one granddaughter Mrs Gus Hoe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sohn
Gritia, AY
Clifton
Lake Waco
Me Griffin
Gillespie Bullang
Waa
Griffin
Tedions
J.T. Griffin
Waco
Wile Griffin
Houston
Joye Wilson
Bellmead
Martin Murphee
Charla
Marvin Griffin
California
St Olaf College Choir to Sing Sacred Music at St Mary’s
The St Olaf College Choir under Rat Svepeveth will perform sacred works at St Dlat Lutheran Church Cranily on February 3 at 11 o clock. The program includes Purcell Let us Pray Bach harmonizations and a Magnificat arrangement by Christiansen with Norse folk songs and choral Easter pieces featuring students and faculty members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cllolsege
Sxpeveth
St. Dlat
Finin Taplar
Leland Torgerson
White
Alvon Rolin
Cali Gap
Rogram
Aly
Purcell
Bach
FM. Christiansen
Veh
Mack
Christiansen
Coln Chilansen
F. M Cheststwen
Auction Market Prices Reported for Grains and Provisions
The item lists Wednesday auction prices for merchants and traders including barley at 110 dollars per hundredweight, No 2 tal at 151.06, wheat 210 per? 31.0, oat 170, and millet 2.10 per cwt with fryers and other goods mentioned in the sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Poutter
Also Mentioned on This Page
Bill Posses
Red Cross Drive
New England
Bosque County
Radiome
Texas
U. S. Army
Twew
Whitney
Jnvila
Gover
Tor
Ten
Esosi Ty Cognisan
Ie Wit
Nations Boat Racing Association
Cleburne
Glen Rose
Crapfills Gap
Tiasea
Corsicana
Hamilton
Dallas
Merrian
Billsboro
Helen Aars
Hugh Trotter
Cecil Coston
W. D. Goodall
Simon Piedmont
Robert Baldridge Jr
JW (Dee) Griffin
Gus Hoel
St. Olaf’s
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