Churches in Meridian area schedule services and events
The Meridian Texas church listings show multiple denominations with weekly services and calendar items. Among them are CHURCH OF CHRIST led by Luke W. Shira with Bible studies and worship times, ST JAMES EPISCOPAL in Meridian with Sunday services, FIRST METHODIST with secular programs and midweek meetings, and ASSEMBLY OF GOD with weekly worship and training union. Other entries include ZION UNITED CHURCH OF CHRIST at Womack with planned Lenten events and youth activities.
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ST. James Episcopal Church
Meridian
Texas
Faith Community Notices for Mission of the Holy Angels and Lutheran Church
The Mission of the Holy Angels Catholic Church lists Father Claude Smyth Mass Sundays at 11 A M. Our Savior's Lutheran highlights include pastor Albert A. Petrich and multiple events: Circle Bible Study Friday at 9 30 A M, Confirmation Instruction Saturday 9 30 11 A M, Sunday School and Adult Bible Class 9 30 A M, Divine Worship 10 45 A M with sermon Have You No Answer to Make. Luther League 6 30 8 P M, Turkey Creek Circle 2 P M, Second Lenten Service 7 30 P M sermon Learn of Christ to Pray. Thursday Mar 3 Bee Hill Boggy Circle 2 P M Norse Circle Clifton Circle 2 P M at Mrs John Bakke home.
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Ladies Aid
Circle Bible
Pilate
Luther League
Turkey Creek
Bee Hill-Boggy
Norse Circle
Clifton Circle
John Bakke
Clifton PTA meeting postponed to March 1 due to snow
Snowfall in Clifton Tuesday caused the regular meeting of the Clifton Parent-Teacher Association to be postponed until Tuesday night of next week March 1 in the Bettis Auditorium. Coffee will be served in the main school foyer from 7:00 to 7:30 and the program will begin at 7:30.
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Clifton
Clifton Parent-Teacher Association
Bettis
Personal visits span three states and multiple families
Mr. and Mrs. H. C. Smith visited Hope Arkansas with Clyde and Herman Smiths from Thursday to Sunday and found Mr. Smith’s ill father improved. E E Schow saw sister Etna Pittman in German. Bob Lane and daughter Stacey joined Kelley in Clifton. vacationed in Ruidosa NM. Roy Hill and sister-in-law Otlio Jones traveled from Waco to Hurst and Fort Worth to visit L. E. Blakely and Ollie Miears. Ivey R. Blansit of Hamilton visited Clifton with Hubert F. Collins.
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H. C. Smith
Hope
Arkansas
Mr. Smith
Clyde Smith
Herman Smith
E. E. Schow
Etna Pittman
Bob Lane
Stacey
Dallas
Kelley
R. L. Lane
Mr. Lane
Bob Lanes
Ruidosa
New Mexico
Roy Hill
Waco
Clifton
Hurst
Ivey R. Blansit
Hamilton
Hubert F. Collins
Friday School Lunch Menu Overview
The menu lists fish sticks macaroni and tomatoes green beans fruit salad peanut butter cookies rolls butter and milk for the Friday meal. Each item appears as a standard school lunch component with a dairy offering.
Bosque County 4H Members Attend Houston Calf Scramble and Shows
Bosque County 4H plans send four members to the calf scramble at the Houston Livestock Show this Saturday. A separate Bosque group also represented the county at the Junior Horse Show in Houston on Wednesday, marking the county’s first Youth Show participation. Eight 4-H’ers depart Sunday for the Junior Livestock Show with multiple animals, including cows, steers, and hogs. The list includes Johnny Heath, Jerry Bradley, Steve Bateman, Douglas Sonntag, Glenn and Bennie Hanson, Wayne Green, Forester O’Brien, and Rosanne White. Progress reports note grain sorghum field tests show a potential yield gain of about 2,500 pounds with area- suited hybrids. The bulletin also covers spring lawn care, weed control with Endothal, lawn fertilization timing, and recommends Bulletin B-203 Home Lawns from the County Agent.
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Bosque County
Houston
Ray Lee
Dale
Ray Humphries
Louis Lee Thiele
Cindy
Karen
Phyllis White
Bruce Munden
Wayne Green
Forester O’brien
Rosanne White
United States
Bermuda
St. Augustine
Meridian
Mrs Enochs Travels to Fort Sumner and Lubbock
Mrs. Joe Enochs visited Fort Sumner New Mexico last Friday to see her son in law and daughter Mr and Mrs Ted McCollum and family. She also visits sister Mrs L D Tarkington and family at Lubbock. Mr Enochs plans to join next week and bring her home.
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Joe Enochs
Fort Sumner
New Mexico
Ted McCollum
L. D. Tarkington
Lubbock
Mr. Enochs
Bookaneers Plan Teen Library Convention Trip
Clifton High School Bookaneers will attend the Teen-Age Library Association state convention in Corpus Christi this week. Five seniors and one junior will go with two school librarians, traveling Thursday to Saturday by Hertz station wagon. They raise funds for travel, lodging, registration, and activities, with Mike Hoel earning a $10 prize for leading subscrip tions sales.
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Bookaneer Library Club
Clifton High School
O. E. Pierson
Meridian
Iredell
Clifton
Hertz
Bookaneers
Padre Island
Corpus Christi
Mike Hoel
Mrs. Coston to Retire as Clifton Telephone Operator
Dorothy Krueger Coston, long time Clifton telephone operator since 1951, plans retirement. Temporary successor will be Mrs. Hans Mansur, who began training this week. Mansur previously worked at Gordon and Ashcraft Variety Store. Coston will stay until training ends. Clifton Telephone Co. lists current staff and shift rotations, noting night operator is Ollie Mae Lambert.
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Cecil P. Coston
Clifton
Bill Blewett
Clifton Telephone Company, Inc
Hans Mansur
Coston
Mansur
Telephone Company
Gordon and Ashcraft Variety Store
Dorothy Krueger
Will J. Krueger
W. D. McDonald
Ollie Mae Lambert
Lewis Bell
Roy Freeman
Chester McDougal
Alton C. Heier
Miss Lambert
Richard Spitzer Named Distinguished Student at A and M
Richard Spitzer son of Mr and Mrs Alvin Spitzer of Clifton has been named a distinguished student in the College of Science for the fall semester at Texas A and M University in College Station. He also was so designated last year as a freshman and received a distinguished student card from the college. Richard, a Clifton High School graduate, plans to attend medical school after completing pre medical requirements.
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Richard Spitzer
Alvin Spitzer
Clifton
College of Science
Texas A & M University
College Station
Richard
Clifton High School
Mosheim News Social visits and hospital notes
Mrs John Hicks and son Gary of DeSoto visited here with her parents Mr and Mrs Charley Miles while her husband was in Kansas. C O Jones is a patient in Gatesville hospital whose condition is improving. E H Narmour, patient in Veterans Hospital Temple, was visited by Clyde Henry and Dewey Henry last Sunday.
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John Hicks
Gary
DeSoto
Charley Miles
Kansas
Bill Bryan
Edna
Hattie Moseley
Victoria
Jennings Bryan
C. O. Jones
Gatesville Hospital
R. C. Spitzer
Ralph Poston
Clifton
Jim Bird
Schedule For Camp Kachina Announced For 1966
Bluebonnet Girl Scout Council mails folders detailing Camp Kachina summer programs. Six sessions start June 12 at Lake Belton with three twelve day units and two six day units. New features include counselor training and units such as bicycle geology dig and horseback riding. Camp expands with burros and a new swimming pier. Registrations open March 1 at the Waco council office.
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Camp Kachina
Bluebonnet Girl Scout Council
Lionel Hood
Lake Belton
Kachina
C. L. Sligh
Waco
Glenn Rucker
Temple
W. P Worley
Bryan
W E. Shipp
Bluebonnet Girl Scout Council, Inc
Washington Avenue
Texas
Social Security Official to Visit Clifton Hall March 1
Bob McLean, field representative of the Waco Social Security Office, will speak in Clifton City Hall dining room from 10:00 AM to 12:00 noon on Tuesday March 1 to discuss Social Security issues. He explains monthly payments under the Social Security Act extend to dependents of disabled beneficiaries including unmarried and student-age children, a wife caring for a child, and a dependent spouse or widow.
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Bob McLean
Waco Social Security Office
City Hall
Clifton
McLean
Sivils Family Visits Clifton During Army Leave
Specialist Michael Sivils and his wife with children Sylvia Michael Terry and Mary arrived in Clifton February 13 for a brief leave from his post with the 2nd Armored Division in Karlsbrue Germany. He expects to report to Fort Lewis Washington March 19 after a weekend in Houston.
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Michael Sivils
Sylvia
Michael
Terry
Mary
Clifton
Jess Sivils
Sivils
2Nd Armored Division
United States Army
Karlsbrue
Germany
France
Fort Lewis
Washington
Hous
Clifton Man Returns Home Then Heads to New York
A Clifton resident visits Ton and Baytown with his sisters and their families, returns Monday night, and departs Tuesday for New York City to collect a car shipped from Germany.
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Ton
Baytown
Clifton
New York City
Germany
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Homer F. Pumphrey
WSCS
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Tom Z. Jenkins
First Presbyterian Church
John Withers
United Pentecostal Church OF God
Robert D. Cates
Pastor
First Baptist Church
Clay L. Burns
Training Union
Laguna Park
Joe T. Stevens
Trinity Lutheran Church
Erwin Knitt
Tion
Martha Circle
Fellowship Hall
Brotherhood
Miriam Circle
W. T. Thompson
Immanuel Lutheran Church
Missouri Synod
Assembly OF God Church
W. St. St. Clifton
J. B. Griffin
Grace Memorial Baptist Church
C. M. Riley
Walter R. Simpson, Jr
Churchmen’s Fellowship
Youth Fellowship
Women’s Guild
Prescription
Colvert's Prescription Pharmacy
W. 5Th St
Mission OF the Holy Angels Catholic Church
Claude Smyth
OUR Savior’s Lutheran Church
Albert A. Petrich
PTA
Clifton School
Corpus
Mosheim News
Mrs. Marshal Mitchell
Itc
Taylor
Clifton Steam Laundry
George M. Harris
W. 3Rd Street
Selmer Erickson American Legion
Clifford Dyer
National Building
Wm. Cameron & Co
John Outlaw
Wrecker Service
N. Ave. G
Medicare
Socal
Deraarmene
Oor
Baby
Kimbell
W. Std
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