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Newspaper
Clifton Record
Location
Clifton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 07, 1977
Page
5
Immanuel Lutheran Church celebrated its Spring Mission Festival with guest speaker the Rev. Albert Walter, now retired in Hillsboro. Oscar Gloff and his wife prepared a special banner described as Christian Art to enrich the service. The symbol invites worshippers to reflect on faith.
Crossroads News reports a joyful Birthday Club event at Evelyn Luckemeyer’s home with guests Nelda Lammert Ann Locke Lillian Langston Janelle Grimland Lottie Brown Gloria Moseley Christ and others. A special mission offering supported Emmanuel Congregation’s 6000 dollar world mission pledge. A tree dedication for Sadie Swenson Hoel followed Sunday services at Our Savior’s with pastor L C Jenson and Rev R Jerome Teichmiller. Several relatives and friends joined holiday visits across several towns.
The sixth annual antique machinery show will be at Seawright Farm on July 9 and 10, one mile east on Highway 22, Meridian. Demonstrations include threshers, small steam and gas engines, corn grinding, grist mill, and tractor events. Free admission for children under 12, free parking, lunch and refreshments, and judging for exhibitors with contact info for Marc Johnson. The parade is at 1:30 p.m. both days.
Prayers and health notes for homecoming readers. Mrs. Margaret Stamatakos is improving after hospital care, Ann Locke reports. Clifton Circle met at Ervin Grelle’s home with Patsy Lund leading Jesson. Bee Hill Boggy Circle plans 3 PM Round Table at Loyd Homerstad’s home. Norse Circle meets at 2 PM at Stella Tibbs’s home with Mervin Bakke as Jesson leader. A note ends with birthday reflections and a quip about a reincarnated Indian greeting the Pilgrims.
Twelve Junior Historian chapters display state award winning projects at The Institute of Texan Cultures in San Antonio through July 24. The exhibits, created by Texas students, cover topics from Butchering Hogs in Texas to Little House on the Prairie, showcasing local heritage.
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