Symank Families Arrive From Oregon For Visit
Mosheim is visited by four Symank households from Portland Oregon for several weeks with their parents Mr and Mrs E C Symank and other relatives. Carolyn Brown of Austin spent the weekend with her parents. Carl Cummings returns from Fort Worth. Clyde Henry family weekends in Fort Worth. Bill Hollingsworth and Bill Jr visit. Willadene Freedman moves to Waco while husband in Navy. Jennings Bryan and sister Mrs John Brace visit Houston mother Mrs J K Bryan. Elwyn Milam family from Saudi Arabia visit. Paul Scheer family from Dallas spend weekend with Gaskamp parents. John Outlaw visits niece Rebecca Ann Bryan recovering from illness in Crippled Children’s Hospital Waco. Rebecca shown improving from critical condition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Symank
Oscar Symank
Portland
Oregon
E. C. Symank
Carolyn Brown
Austin
Edward Tigton
Carl Cummings
Fort Worth
Clyde Henry
Bill Hollingsworth
Bill Jr
Willadene Freedman
Weco
Dick Henry
Freedman
Navy
Jennings Bryan
John C. Brace
Wace
Houston
J. K Bryan
Bryan
Elwyn Milam
Saudi
Arabia
Paul Scheer
Dallas
A. A. Gaskamp
John Outlaw
Rebecca Ann Bryan
Hazel Bryan
Whitney
Crippled Children’s Hospital
Waco
Dick Blassingame
C. L. McMillan
Temple
Will Downey
W. P. Downey
F. D. Bearden
T. A. Blassingame
Betty Bloomfield
Wanda Brown
Amy Mann
Betty Spitzer
Ruthy Hoel
Linda McMillan
Sheila Blassingame
Sheila
S. B. McMillan
Jim McMillan
Ted Munger
Judy
Carolyn
Linda
Lee McMillan
Joe. Lampkin
China Spring
Bearden
Joe Lampkin
Jim MrcMill
P R. Downey
P. E. Schow Sr
Clifton
Cuba
Lanes Chapel News Highlights Local Visitors and Visits
Local church news notes Pat E Sherwood staying at home this week. Mrs Maud Knowles and Mrs Mattie Hawkins returned from a Rio Grande Valley trip. Fiord Townley after Clifton hospital surgery is home. Ovita Peyton of Waco visited relatives. Weekend guests included Ted Jones of Waco and A L Sewell of Fort Worth. Other visitors came from Meridian Valley Mills Clifton and Cranfills Gap. Kenneth Lowell left for Fort Worth to work on the railroad. Mrs A B Poston attended church. Several Clifton area families hosted and visited relatives across town and nearby cities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pat E. Sherwood
Maud Knowles
Mattie Hawkins
Rio Grande Valley
Old Mexico
Fiord Townley
Clifton Hospital
Ovita Peyton
Waco
Imian
Wil
J. A Sewell
Ted Jones
A L. Sewell
Fort Worth
Herman Philipp
L. K. Humphries
James F. Harris
Hico
J. Lo Cummings
Sybil Carpenter
Meridian
Dallas
Kenneth Lowell
A B. Poston
Clifton
Bill Kleibrink
Near Clifton
Joe McCommie
Otis Blue
Amos Harris
Wills Point
Vickrey
P. E. Damsbs
T. J. Lowell
Montral Schrader
L. D. Schrader
Searsville
Mickey
Penny
Trinity Lutheran Ladies Aid Opens 1956 at Clifton City Hall
The Trinity Lutheran Church Ladies Aid held its first 1956 meeting in Clifton City Hall with Mrs. Odie C. Pederson leading. Theme hymn A Mighty Fortress Is Our God was sung, devotion by Rev Walter T. Gigstad, new officers installed by Mrs. Milton C. Brown, Isaiah 58:6 read by Mrs. Henry Dahlen, Self-Denial preview by Mrs. C. Tyssen, and Bible study intro on The Christian Grows with I Peter 3:18. Next meeting slated for February 9 at 2:30 p.m.. visitors welcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clifton
Trinity Lutheran Church Ladies Aid
Odie C. Pederson
God
Peter
Walter T. Gigstad
Milton C. Brown
Henry Dahlen
Charities Department
C. Tyssen
Jesus Christ
The
Aid
Trinity Lutheran Church Weekly Schedule in Bettis Auditorium
Trinity Lutheran Church hosted by Walter T. Gigstad lists weekly events in Bettis Auditorium with Brotherhood at 7 30 p m on Friday and Luther League at the Parsonage 7 30 p m Sunday School and Bible Classes at 10 60 p m Divine Services 11 00 a m Monday L D R at the Sunday School annex 3 45 p m Choir Practice Wednesday 7 30 p m Hostess Miss Mary Amundson
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bettis
Walter T. Gigstad
Brotherhood
Everett Walwary
Luther League
Mary Amundson
Immanuel Lutheran Church Missouri Synod
W. F. Rolf
Church of the Lutheran Hour
KCLW
ST. Olaf Lutheran Church
Crawfills Gap
Texas
Einar Jorgenson
Church listings at Clifton area with service times
A clustered notice lists services for First Methodist St Pauls Lutheran Christ Church of Christ Immanuel Lutheran Catholic Our Savior's Lutheran First Presbyterian First Baptist Zion Evangelical and Reform Assembly of God St Olaf Lutheran at Clifton area with pastors and worship times, plus a note that Mrs Austa Knight Austin has moved to Cranfills Gap after living at the Clifton Lutheran Sunset Home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austa Knight Austin
Clifton Lutheran Sunset
Cranfills Gap
Mrs Josie Branhagen Guest at Amundson Home
Miss Josie Branhagen of Waco has been visiting at the home of her brother in law and sister Mr and Mrs A B Amundson since Sunday of last week. Mrs John Golden of Valley Mills, another sister of Mr Amundson, also stayed from Friday of last week until Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Josie Branhagen
Waco
A B. Amundson
John Golden
Valley Mills
Mr. Amundson
Fairview News Notes and Local Socials in 1956
Fairview residents share hospital news and family visits in Temple. Local birthdays and school friends gather for Sheila Blassingame’s tenth, while off to Austin and Dallas travels are described. A letter from former Clifton resident Mrs P E Schow includes family updates and well wishes for 1956. Check your Record date.
Immanuel Ladies Aid Reports Routine January Meeting
Members of the Immanuel Lutheran Church Ladies Aid met Friday afternoon January 6. Rev W F Rolf led devotion on Epiphany and spoke on Venture of Faith. Officers were re elected to a second term. Reports read by secretary N L Schlegel and treasurer Hugo Landgraf. Committees appointed. mission support planned for Laredo 1956. Valentine Party planned. A A Schneider welcomed. Hostess Ernest Landgraf served lunch. Reporter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies Aid
Immanuel Lutheran Church
W. F. Rolf
Erwin Wiederzenders
N. L. Schlegel
Meridian
Hugo Landgraf
Bethlehem
New Orleans
Louisiana
Lutheran Old People’s Home
St. Louis
Missouri
Lutheran Orphanage
Institute For the Deaf
Detroit
Michigan
Clifton Lutheran Sunset
Laredo
A. A. Schneider
Ernest Landgraf
Mrs Canuteson Hosts Study Guild Meeting
Fourteen members and one guest attended the Study Guild gathering at Mrs Oren Canuteson Sr s home on January 10. Mrs E B Harris presented a study on the life and works of the apostle Luke. A brief business session followed with refreshments served. The next meeting is set for January 31 at the Clifton Sunset Home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Study Guild
Eddie Martin
Oren Canuteson Sr
Luke
E. B. Harris
Clifton Sunset
Clifton social notes record Austin visitors and Dallas showing
Mr and Mrs Murray Ford from Austin spent time in Clifton from Friday to Sunday with Mr and Mrs L E Tennison. FE R Keeling and Clifford Bronstad of Keeling Co in Clifton attended the men s merchandise showing in Dallas last Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
FE. R. Keeling
Clifford Bronstad
E. KR. Keeling Co
Clifton
Dallas
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Mosheim News
Symank
Mrs. Marshal Mitchell
Lanes Chapel News
Pat Sherwood
Stella Vickrey
Clifton Funeral Home
Clifton Burial Association
Funeral Home Insurance
Clifton Mercantile Company
Red Chain
Trinity Aid
Trinity Lutheran Church
First Methodist Church
Plez A. Todd
ST. Paul’s Lutheran Church
J. M. Mansur
Church OF Christ
Weldon Wells
Catholic Service
Father August Merkel
OUR Savior's Lutheran Church
C. M. Colwick
First Presbyterian Church
Clifton Telephone Co
First Baptist Church
Wm. G. Etheredge
Training Union
Assembly OF God Church
J. B. Griffin
WMC
Outlaw Brothers
Texaco
Fairview News
Mr. McMillan
Mrs. Schow
Maytag
Reierson - Strand
Immanuel Ladies Aid
Canuteson
Young’s Plumbing
Clifton, Texas
Mcgregor, Texas
S. Main
Farm & Ranch Loans
E. Tennison
Murray Ford
Mr. Ford
L. E. Tennison
Clifton Record
Fort Worth Star-Telegram
Ate le
TV San Lg Newspaper
Aia
Jost of
Timely Editorias
Vrotest Weather Reports
the Exciting Picture Magazine
Texes Ranch
Lee Ee
Chevrolet
Fisher
Beauville
Bel Air
Bel Air Beauville
Standefer Chevrolet Company
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