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Newspaper
Clifton Record
Location
Clifton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 01, 1960
Page
4
Classified notices from Clifton area offerings include J. D. Cox pigs for sale, clothing alterations, weed controls, dinnerware sets, and a range of services from hay baling to motor sales. Also listed are lost glasses, livestock, farm equipment, real estate, and various shop promotions at Whitney’s, Whitney’s Clifton, and Watson Feed & Hatchery.
Mr. and Mrs. Wilfred Stoerner and their children Cynthia Ann and Martin Louis from near Plainview spent June 17 to 19 visiting Clifton. They attended Nealy McDougal's funeral, joined the Luedtke Reunion at Clifton City Park, and toured with relatives in Corpus Christi Houston Sealy La Grange New Ulm Waco and Valley Mills. The family participated in an ex students workshop for TLC officers in Port Aransas where Dr. Marcus Rieke and Dr. A O Davison spoke. The Stoerners praise Clifton Record and remain subscribers.
The Clifton Study Guild met June 7 at 8:00 p.m. with hostess Mrs S E Magness. Devotional led by Mrs Magness followed by a Bible Times study on Alms And Altars. Scholarships were awarded to Barbara Zuehlke and John Canuteson. Ludwig and Schramm could not attend.
Dr. and Mrs. L. O. Hayes of Denton were weekend guests of Mr. and Mrs. V. Linwood Hayes. Gene Aars, now at Titche-Goettinger in Dallas, visited family here. E. R. Keeling and Mrs. J. L. Keeling called on relatives in Marlin. Mrs. Goodrich joined them before returning home. Frank Spangle Jr. and daughters Marceanna and Pamela, of Grand Isle Louisiana, visited Clifton with his parents Frank J. Spangle Sr. and family after a Colorado Wyoming vacation.
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