Reverend Veteto Takes Post at Fairview Baptist Church
Reverend Leslie Veteto from Waco has been called as pastor of Fairview Baptist Church. Morning worship at 10, Sunday services at 11 and 7:30 in the evening on the second and fourth Sundays. Visitors welcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dick Blassingame
Leslie Veteto
Waco
Fairview Baptist Church
P. R. Downey
W. P. Downey
T A. Blassingame
Ted Mounger
Eddie Powell
Jim McMillan
Moungers
Judy
C. L. McMillan
Ian Reverend
Veteto
P. R. Downeys
Wayne Blassingame
Jack Williams
T. A Blassingame
Local Visits Highlight Bosque County Families
Mrs. Douglas Finstad visits the Dick Blassingame home while Mr. Finstad serves with the Bosque County National Guard Unit at Fort Hood. Numerous relatives and friends, including the Lumpkins Bearden Beardens and Blassingames, visited in the F Bearden Eckert and Wayne Blassingame homes over the weekend and Wayne Blassingame’s family moved into a new home with help from Tye White and T A Blassingame.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Douglas Finstad
Dick Blassingame
Mr. Finstad
Fort Hood
Bosque County National Guard
Clarence Lumpkin
Donald Bearden
Bob Bearden
F. D Bearden
Victor Thiele
Larry
Albert Eckert
Sheila Blassingame
Waco
Wayne Blassingame
Tye White
T. A. Blassingame
Black Sox edge Reds in seven in extra innings thriller
Clifton's Black Sox Peewee team defeated the Green Sox 14 to 13 in a seven inning non-league game Monday night. Terry Bronstad pitched three perfect innings and the Blacks totaled five hits. Green Sox hitters had ten singles led by Larry Harvey and Garland Braune. A rematch is tentatively set for July 4 at Jaycee Park Clifton.
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Clifton
Black Sox
Green Sox
Terry Bronstad
Danny Jenkins
Larry Harvey
Timmy Outlaw
Greens
Bill Carpenter
Billy Helms
John Hoel
Garland Braune
Wayne Huffman
Jerry Godby
Fred Knapp
Milton Cranfill
Jaycee
Clifton Greens
Blacks
Robert Howard Dies and Rites Held in Turnersville
Obituary notes the death of Robert Howard of Benbrook on Tuesday June 21. Funeral services were held June 23 at Turnersville Baptist Church with interment in Turnersville Cemetery. The piece also lists local family news and visits across the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Howard
Benbrook
P. C. Nelson
the Gap
Mr. Howard
Turnersville Baptist Church
Turnersville
Chris Surley
Darryl Ray
Curtis M Surley
10Th Street
Plainview
Rhonda Darlene
Judy Kathylene
Kenneth Allen
Eldon Ray Surley
Anderson Drive
Hurst
Kimberly Sue
Obituary for Newman Hastings of Cranfills Gap
Funeral services for Newman Hastings aged 83 10 months and 8 days were held at the family home and St Olaf Lutheran Church in Cranfills Gap with Rev Iver Haugen officiating. He died after a stroke on June 18 in Clifton hospital and is survived by his wife Martha, two sons Homer and Wilburn, two daughters Rosie Lee and Dorothy Marie, four grandchildren, and siblings. Interment at St Olaf Rock Church Cemetery between Clifton and Cranfills Gap.
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Newman Hastings
Route 2
Meridian
St. Olaf Lutheran Church
Cranfills Gap
Iver Haugen
Hastings
Clifton Hospital
Otis Bronstad
Charles Jermstad
Homer Erickson
Albert Hastings
Wendell Gustafson
Theo Howard
St. Olaf Rock Church
Clifton
N. W. Hastings
Thomas Newman Hastings
Racine
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Texas
Bosque County
Mr. Hastings
Perry Church
Our Savior’s Lutheran Church
Norse
J. K. Rystad
Martha Helen Hansen
Homer Hastings
Wilburn Hastings
Waco
Rosie Lee Hastings
Dorothy Marie Gustafson
Andrew Hastings
Wichita Falls
Walter Hastings
Ouray
Utah
Dora Johnson
Wendell
Delphine
Ronnie
Martha Nell Gustafson
Obituary for William Roy New in Clifton Texas
Funeral services were held for William Roy New aged 65 years 9 months and 14 days at the First Methodist Church Clifton. He died June 21 from a heart attack at the New Hotel where he and his wife operated. He had a long history of heart issues including three attacks in 1952 1953 and the year of his death. He and Essie Bell Duncan had ten children and lived in Coon Creek before moving to Clifton in 1952. He was active in church work and loved reading the Bible. Survived by his wife three sons six daughters 20 grandchildren and relatives. The family expresses sympathy to all.
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Tilden Hastings Jr
Albuquerque
New Mexico
Tilden Hastings Sr
Truman Pederson
Brownwood
Everett Cox
C. C. Knudson
Savannah
Georgia
Gene M. Knudson
Knudson
Hunter Air Force Base
Knudsons
Karl Amund Knudson
M. Knudson
Stephen
Susan
O. C. Knudsons
Camilla
O. C. Knudson
Dallas
J. M. Wallace
Wallaces
Milburn Knudson
Milburn Jr
Butch
Carrol Knudson
Carrol Knudon
Sanger
W. R. New
South Avenues
Clifton
First Methodist Church
J. E. Morton
Mr. New
New Hotel
Coon Creek
South Avenue G
Jim Standefer
Brenda Eggen
O. R. Jenson
John H. (Buster) Holt
M. B. Jameson
Henry Brynie
Jesse White
Mack Siepert
Arthur Hywles
Clifton Cemetery
William Roy New
W. H. New
Nellie Plumbley New
Bosque County
Dennie Gary
Walnut Springs
Bessie Smith
Essie Bell Duncan
James D. Duncan
Speegleville
McLennan County
New
J. C
W. W
William Lloyd
Ray
Annie Mae
Raymond Shannon
Hazel
Millard McCasland
Fay
Frank Stogdill
Mary Pearl
Gene Brown
Nellie
Chester Dickerson
Ida
Bobby Hauke
The
Coon
W. W. New
Fort Worth
William Lloyd New
Ray New
Rockford
Nellie Simpson
San Angelo
Olin New
Whitney
Local Businesses Move to Bradstreet Building
Meeks Produce and Hatchery and Harry Fossett's Barber Shop will relocate to the Bradstreet Building on South Avenue D behind Corpier's Grocery and Market and open July 5. Their former site at 146 North Avenue D will be remodeled to house the Cozy Corner Cafe. George Fossett Sr. plans to reopen his barber shop later at his home. Charles Blue, Texas A M College graduate and son of Otis Blue of Clifton, left June 19 for New York to work for Union Carbide Chemical Co.
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Meeks Hatchery and Produce
The
National Guard Company
Clifton Locker
South Avenue D
Meeks Produce and Hatchery
Harry Fossett
Bradstreet
Corpier
North Avenue D
George Fossett Sr
Charles Blue
Texas A. & M. College
Otis Blue
Clifton
New York City
New York
Union Carbide Chemical Co
Wedding Notices Add Names From Temple Valley Mills
A wedding notice lists numerous relatives and friends including Mrs A W Rosenberg and family Mrs Emma Rosenberg of Temple Herbert Reichert and daughters Mary Sue Betty Lou Miss Mary Prosser and many others with ties to Clifton Valley Mills. Trade in Clifton welcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. W. Rosenberg
Emma Rosenberg
Temple
Herbert Reichert
Mary Sue
Betty Lou
Dick Freeman
Hubert Dittrich
Huberta
George Potter
W. F. Thiele
J. L. Faubion
Mary Prosser
Arthur Sims
Patsy
Herbert Thiele
Susie
Robert D. Marstiller
Lawrence Evans
Kay
Robert Evans
Valley Mills
Poage Warns Flexible Farm Plan Costly and Ineffective
In a June 25, 1960 letter congressman Poage criticizes the flexible farm price support, noting surpluses rising from 2.45 billion to nearly 10 billion and Commodity Credit Corporation losses of about 7 billion. He urges government aid to curb unnecessary production, contrasts with Farm Bureau views, and condemns actions delaying tax funding for storage costs.
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Commodity Credit Corporation
Department of Agriculture
Department
American Farm Bureau
House
Farm Bureau
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