Farm Bureau Members Meet at Kepper School Cafeteria
Bosque County Farm Bureau held its regular monthly meeting January 19 at Kepper School Cafeteria with 52 attending. Alton Weiles directed. Harold Hall gave the invocation. Mrs. Sam Radde led singing. Bruce Lindsey reported on the National Farm Bureau Convention in Chicago. Waymon D. Davis explained the Brucellosis Program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bosque County Farm Bureau
Kepper
Alton Weiles
Harold Hall
Sam Radde
Meridian
Singing of America
Old
Kentucky
Bruce Lindsey
Crawfills Gap
National Farm Bureau
Chicago
Tliois Lynn Weiles
Shuler
Max
Anne Page
Waymon D. Davis
Bosque County
Farm Bureau
Bosque County Farm Bureau Sets Growth Goals
H W Sonntag Bosque County Farm Bureau president attended a Presidents Conference in Waco with Mrs Allison Olson secretary noting the event. They reported gaining information to improve the Farm Bureau. County membership stood at 472 last year with a 490 quota and 525 goal for this year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. W. Sonntag
Bosque County
Farm Bureau
Waco
Roosevelt Hotel
Allison Olson
Coon Creek Club Holds Last Meeting and Notables
The Coon Creek Good Neighbor Club met at the clubhouse on Thursday January 14 with thirteen members present. Guests included Mrs Joe Gouldman Mrs Bob Dillard and Miss Mary Lou Morrison of Albany. Mrs Wes Wilkerson and Mrs Jim Gouldman provided refreshments after the meeting. Ole S Bakke suffered a severe stroke at Sunset Home Monday and remains in critical condition after previously improving enough to sit up and visit with friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coon Creek
Good Neighbor Club
Joe Gouldman
Bob Dillard
Mary Lou Morrison
Albany
Wes Wilkerson
Jim Gouldman
Ole S. Bakke
Clifton Girls Succeed In Tight Clifton Match
The Gatesville girls beat Clifton 38 to 35 in Clifton on January 19. Players read left to right were Janice Willenberg, Betty Jean Kanz, Delores Wagner, Frances Prescher, and Nancy Kleibrink.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clifton
Janice Willenberg
Betty Jean Kanz
Delores Wagner
Frances Prescher
Nancy Kleibrink
Gatesville
Poage advocates realistic meat grading and warns on taxes
Congressman Poage cites a 30 year federal beef grading system funded by packers, urging continued oversight with more realistic standards after lamb grading ends. He cautions against proposed tax hikes in the President's budget, including gasoline, first class postage, and aviation fuel, stating he will not vote for them. Mr and Mrs Carl Parker of Round Rock visited relatives near Clifton last Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S
Texas
Department of Agriculture
Secretary of Agriculture
Congress
W. R. Poage
Carl Parker
Round Rock
Clifton
Former Clifton Residents Entertain With Dinner
Mr and Mrs Lee Amundson of Fort Worth hosted a dinner on Sunday January 17 for their son in law Airman First Class and Mrs Charles Booze who had moved to Frankfort Kentucky on January 26 Mrs Booze is the former Joyce Amundson who lived in Clifton for years Airman Booze a son of Mr and Mrs S C Booze of Frankfort discharged from the US Air Force January 25 Also present were Booze s grandmother uncles and aunts and their families from Norse Crawfills Gap and Dallas. the group later viewed color slides of their travels to Tennessee Virginia and Kentucky.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lee Amundson
Colvin Street
Fort Worth
Inlaw
Airman
Charles Booze
Frankfort
Kentucky
Booze
Joyce Amundson
Clifton
S. C. Booze
Campbell Street
Shirley
Norse
Buster Stanford
Johnnie Amundson
Mary
Crawfills Gap
Glen Dale Amundson
Richard
Dallas
Tennessee
Virginia
Officers Training Class Luncheon At Goodall Home
Thirteen members of the Women of the Church of the First Presbyterian Church in Clifton attended a covered dish luncheon at Mrs. W. D. Goodall's home on Monday January 18. The Officers Training Class was led by District Six Chairman Mrs. John Alexander of San Saba assisted by Mrs. O. J. Harkey of San Saba. Participants included Mesdames Harry Womack James H. Elder John Blewett W F Key Jr A N Randle Geraldine Cummings Linwood Hayes T D Oxford Andrew Terp and D C Holverson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church of the First Presbyterian Church
Clifton
W. D. Goodall
District Six
John Alexander
San Saba
O. J. Harkey
That City
Harry Womack
James H. Elder
John Blewett
W F. Key Jr
A. N. Randle
Geraldine Cummings
Linwood Hayes
T. D Oxford
Andrew Terp
D. C. Holverson
Clifton residents attend Dallas furniture market and Farm Bureau event
Dan Orbeck and Mrs G E Jackson with Clifton Mercantile Company attended the Dallas furniture market Monday and Tuesday. Mrs Roy Tennison returned home to Mineral Wells after visiting her sister and caring for Mr Neel in hospital. Mrs Adolph Harmel and Oliver Harmel of Plainview visited Clifton relatives including Ben Harris. Oliver Harmel, Hale County Farm Bureau president, attended a Presidents Conference at the Roosevelt Hotel in Waco.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dan Orbeck
G. E. Jackson
Otho Jones
Clifton Mercantile Company
Dallas
Roy Tennison
Mineral Wells
John H. Neel
Tennison
Mr. Neel
Adolph Harmel
Oliver Harmel
Plainview
Clifton
Harmel
Ben Harris
Clara Oswald
Hale County Farm Bureau
Farm Bureau
Roosevelt Hotel
Waco
Dallas man passes CPA examination and joins firm peers
Jan Tyler of 11332 Flamingo Lane Dallas and Byron Kern of Dallas passed the State of Texas CPA examinations given in Mineral Wells last November. Tyler, a North Texas State College graduate, now works as an auditor for Peat, Marwick, and Mitchell in Dallas. Kern and Tyler are both with the same firm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jan Tyler
Flamingo Lane
Dallas
CPA
State of Texas
Mineral Wells
North Texas State College
Denton
Tyler
Peat, Marwick, and Mitchell
Byron Kern
Walter Hansen
Clifton
Kern
Mr. Tyler
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Joe Little
7Th Street
Wm, Cameron & Co
Virginia Weatherford
Royce City
Ottis Tyler
This City
Cranfills Gap High School
Charlie's Cafe
Rotel Kraut
Maxwell House
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Libby
Shurfresh
Shurfine Coffee
Tin
Gerber’s, Stra Baby Food
Morton
Enchilada
el Chico
el Chic
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Ormrude
Aiday
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