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Newspaper
Clifton Record
Location
Clifton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 20, 1966
Page
6
A listing of church services and meeting times for multiple congregations in Clifton. Includes denominations such as Methodist, Assembly of God, Independent Baptist, United Pentecostal, Catholic, First Baptist, Zion United Church of Christ, Our Savior’s Lutheran, and events like youth rallies, choir rehearsals, confirmation, and council meetings with dates and times.
Trinity Lutheran Church Women held a January 10 meeting in the Fellowship Hall with Rev. Erwin H. Knitt installing officers for the year. New officers include Mrs. Jake Seljos as president and Mrs. Walter C. Hansen as vice-president, among others. The session covered committee reports, a change to the Bible Study Briefing date, and an Evangelism Workshop set for January 30. The program theme was A Treasury of Books with segments on Biographies Novels and Home Life. Ruth Circle hosted the gathering. A CARE food aid note adds that in Alexandria Colombia 300 farmers receive food gifts while building farm to market roads under a 10-month payroll totaling 4 000 CARE packages funded by American donors.
Texas A&M University veterinarians led by Dr. R W Moore Dr C W Livingston and Dr H E Redmond report isolation of a mycoplasma linked to mastitis metritis in sows. They describe transmission by air in conf ined herds, economic losses from deaths and scours, and outline ongoing work toward a vaccine and control methods.
Members of the Coyote Home Demonstration Club met at Mrs. T A Blassingame s home on Monday afternoon January 10 with seven members and Miss Delmelia Dunn Meridian County Home Demonstration Agent in attendance Mrs Nolan Jack McMillan called the meeting to order in the absence of president Mrs Herbert Kettler Yearbooks were filled out and leaders for the coming year were appointed Food demonstrators named were Mrs McMillan and Mrs Kettler Clothing demonstrators were Mrs L Thiele and Mrs S L Eakin Home improvement leaders were Mrs W P Downey and Mrs Tom White Reporters were Mrs Nell Hood and Mrs Blassingame Health through Good Nutrition demonstrated Refreshments were served by the hostess Mr and Mrs Alfred Christiansen were in Hamilton on business Monday of this week visiting relatives and friend Kinsey ill in hospital
Five specialty acts join the 1966 Fort Worth Stock Show Rodeo running January 28 through February 6. The lineup includes The Butler Sisters, Mary Lou Butler Miss Texas 1965. The Fireballs trick riders. J W Stocker s Spectacular Blacklite Rope Spinning. Wharton s Performing Shepherds and the African Gaucho. and Mr Nifty educated horse performing at liberty. Tickets are available from P O Box 150 Fort Worth Texas 76101.
Captain W A Grubbs announced six month active duty enlistment openings for the Waco Marine Corps Reserve unit. Eligible men ages 18 to 26 may train in March April or May and return home to continue schooling or civilian work. Interested individuals may call PL 3 1077 or visit 2100 North 41st Street Waco.
CARE in Hong Kong will purchase rice this year to feed 400000 Chinese refugees. Funds come from the CARE Food Crusade contributions in New York 10016.
A. H. Walker of the Texas Agricultural Extension Service received the Texas Section ASRM Rancher of the Year award at its 15th annual meeting in Del Rio December 3-4. The Comstock native and Texas A&M graduate has led range management education, pioneer range judging, and youth programs across Texas and beyond.
Clifton residents welcomed relatives from Waco Dallas Fort Worth and Pasadena visiting with families across town. Tammy Lou Gustafson baptized at St Olaf Lutheran Church with a church dinner and local sponsors. In Vietnam CARE funds support refugees as government aid 5 cents a day is possible.
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