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Newspaper
Clifton Record
Location
Clifton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 24, 1972
Page
11
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Mrs Jimmie Anderson of Waco hospitalized at Hillcrest then Parkland for tests. Corsicana visitors include the Granams and their daughters with Milford Murphree group. Mike Solberg and friend Sonny Alford attend church with the Solbergs. Dallas visitors Carl Swenson and Loyd Swenson visit Clifton area farms and worship at Our Savior's. Miss Millie Anderson of Meridian visits brother Dee Anderson and attends service. Capt Douglas Wendt absent. serving in the Philippines. Rev Curtis Holland shows Holy Land trip at Independent Baptist Clifton. Bert Alland and Dale Hohl visit Markham. Otto Knudson Sr of Meridian visits Crossroads. Milton Brown hosts Domino night with guests. Fort Hood couple among weekend guests. Former Clifton resident Alma Bakke Johnson buried at Norse. family active in Our Savior's. Blessed memory.
Miss Willie Mae Hornbuckle 81 of Clifton died Feb 18 after months of illness. Funeral held Feb 19 at 2 PM in Brister Lawson Chapel Meridian, Rev. Bryan Thornburg officiating. Interment Morgan Cemetery. Survived by one sister Charlie Day of Koppers and several nieces and nephews. Pallbearers named Roy Rowe H F Archer Clyde Day Tom Day Louis Robinson Robert Fisher. Brister Lawson Meridian in charge.
Funeral services for Leonard D. Cumins age 66 of Clifton were held at 2:30 p.m. February 17 in the Clifton Funeral Home Chapel with Rev. Bryan W. Thornburg officiating. Burial followed in Boggy Cemetery. Cumins died February 16 at Clifton hospital of a heart attack. He was born June 5, 1905, to Lula D. Dever and Charlie Cumins. He was a Baptist Church member and a carpenter. Survived by his father Charlie N. Cumins of Clifton, two brothers Charlie of Turnersville and George of Rio Vista, four sisters Fannie Halbert Ora Rayburn Maggie Shivers and Altha Etchison. Pallbearers listed.
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