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Newspaper
Clifton Record
Location
Clifton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 24, 1964
Page
4
A Bosque County snow storm shifted to a dust storm in three days with temperatures jumping from 6 to 70 degrees. Snow measured 11 to 15 inches, moisture about 1.8 inches. Clifton seniors must register by January 25 for the February 15 ACT exams used by 75 Texas colleges and 820 nationwide.
Members of the Clifton Barracks and Auxiliary 1887 of the Veterans of World War I will hold their regular monthly meeting at 7:00 PM Tuesday January 28 at the National Guard Armory. A covered dish supper precedes the business session and officers for the coming year will be elected. Hosts are Mr and Mrs Henry Hafer and Mr and Mrs Henry Meinkowsky. Mrs Marvin Fossett fractured her right leg last Saturday slipping on ice and is using crutches at home. her condition is improving.
Clifton High School senior Larry Pullin joined 24 other top Central Texas players named to the ninth annual Super Centex Team by the Waco Tribune-Herald. The event at the Holiday Inn in Waco featured coach Aubrey Roberts and guest speaker Pat Culpepper. each honoree received a framed certificate.
The Record lists authorized announcements subject to the May 1964 Democratic Primary. It designates who may publish notices and outlines the scope of permissible political notices under the primary rules.
Dave Campbell hosted as master of ceremonies and introduced guests Jones Ramsey of the University of Texas Jim Brock of TCU George Wright of Baylor Jack OBrien of Texas A and M Jack Thomas of Baylor and Carl Price athletic director of Waco Public Schools at a local event.
Mrs H B Graves of Valley Mills entered Clifton hospital for medical attention on January 22. Mrs W C Jaynes of Clifton Lutheran Sunset Home has been in the hospital since January 18. E M Wise of Hamilton became a patient on January 15 and returned home January 22. Rob Cathey of Route 3 Gatesville is being treated for pneumonia since January 22. Miss Mary Cawthon of Valley Mills entered Clifton hospital on January 18.
Local ad section lists ironing and baking help wanted contact Mrs. F M Huffman plus income tax service by Loyd S Swenson. Sells 1964 1965 Texas Almanac at Clifton Record. Mac's TV Shop touts RCA Victor sets. Ira Callan Electric Shop offers Venetian blind renovations. Latham Feed & Seed promotes fertilizer seed oats and wheat. Evans Implements offers Terramycin Combiotic Distrycillin Injectible Solutions. Hancock Motors advertises used cars with Ross Hancock sourcing Bosque County deals. Western Auto Store markets Flexi Air Foam Pillows for comfort and allergy relief.
Mrs. John Parks of Walnut Springs returned home January 22 after hospital stay begun January 19 at Clifton hospital. Mr. and Mrs. Brad Burkhart spent the weekend with his parents Delbert and Mrs. Burkhart at Lubbock and with friends in Portales New Mexico. E V Stevens left Wednesday for East Moline Illinois to attend an International Harvester Company factory meeting with plans to return Friday night.
Mrs. Fred Weir Jr and daughters Charlotte and Sharon of Granbury spent a Sunday with the Andersons. Visits also bring Hills Mansurs Burnaman to Clifton to see Reverend I M Mansur and Hans Mansur. E A Dahl Patsy and Robbie Johnson visit Longview and Fort Worth relatives. Ringness hosts Morris Sr Schow Sr Matthews Perry Carroll attending 75th Baptist anniversary in Valley Mills. 11 year old Ronald Pundt from China Spring had emergency appendectomy in Clifton hospital January 19.
Chris Surley of Crawfills Gap has been a patient at Clifton hospital since January 20 with ongoing medical treatment and status updates not disclosed.
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