Personalities Update From Clifton Area Social Roundup
Mr and Mrs C A Dowdy spent the weekend in Mesquite with relatives and also visited their son in law and daughter in the area. Dowdy Jr and Bill Dowdy and children arrived from Dallas to spend part of their vacation with their Dowdy relatives. The group includes visits to Cranfills Gap and Austin for family events. Others visiting Clifton include the Keelings and Ludtke families, Knox Biggers reunion attendees, Burns family visits, and Rachuigs with relatives in Tyler. Crops in the valley were praised by the Dyess family upon return from Harliween. Neale McQuinn tours home from Annapolis Naval Academy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. A. Dowdy
Mesquite
Jay F. Ward
Dowdys
C. A. Dowdy Jr
Bill Dowdy
Billie Kay
Charles Lynn
Dallas
Knox-Biggers
Zilker Park
Oxford
Knox
Cley L. Burns
Bridget
Brenda
Burns
W. Dillard
Bartlett
Raymond Burns
Walter Raching
Houston
Inlaw
Charles Rachuig
Carl
Gary
Kim
Tyler
Clifton
Walter Rachuig
Will J. Krueger
Luther Dyess
Harliween
Ralph Wiede
Michael D
Patricia Ann
Dyesses
Erwin Kleine
South Avenue
Carl Braune
John Parks
College Station
Parks
J. Bruce Parks
L. E. McQuinn
Dale and
Marsha
Boerne
Thei
Walter A. Oswald
Mrs McQuinn
A . Cannutesen
Neale McQuinn
United States Naval Academy
Annapolis, Maryland
Transfers Recorded in Bosque County Real Estate Bids
Delayed transfers include James E Neeld to Community Public Service Co and Wm Holloman to Peter J Ma nale Cedar Shores Estates unit parcels at Lake Whitney. Mathilda Culp et al to T W Compton Hubbel survey land and Bosque View Addition Meridian transfers to Dunnings Builders Inc.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James E. Neeld
Community Public Service Co
Biock
Lowe
Morgan Wm. Holloman
Peter J. Manale
Cedar Shores Estates
Lake Whitney
Mathilda Culp
T. W. Compton
Hubbel
Attending Camp Chrysalis Retreat From Clifton Youth
Several Clifton youths Pamela Borchers Linda Conrad Ann Claire Pierson Sandra Pierson Patricia Surrey Brent Standefer and Ralph Colins traveled last Sunday to Camp Chrysalis the American Lutheran Church camp near Kerrville. Reverend Erwin H Knitt of Trinity Lutheran serves as Bible instructor for the week. Clifton group to return Saturday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clifton
Pamela Borchers
Linda Conrad
Ann Claire Pierson
Sandra Pierson
Patricia Surrey
Brent Standefer
Ralph Colins
Camp Chrysalis
Kerrville
Erwin H. Knitt
Trinity Lutheran Church
Stratford Couple Announces Engagment and Aug 22 Wedding
Mrs Jodie M Reesing of Stratford announces the engagement of Linda Lane Reesing to Jimmy Ray Gore of Stratford. Linda is granddaughter of Matt Reesing and the late Pete Pederson. The wedding is set for Saturday August 22 at 7 30 p m at First Methodist Church Stratford with Reverend Raymond T Dyess officiating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jodie M. Reesing
Stratford
Linda Lane
Jimmy Ray Gore
James Ray Gore
Miss Reesing
Matt Reesing
Clifton
Pete J. Pederson
Crawfills Gap
Texas
First Methodist Church of
Raymond T. Dyess
Temple Couple Visit Sinclairs From Newtons
Mr. and Mrs. Newton Burton of Temple were Sunday afternoon guests of Mr. and Mrs. Jim Sinclair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newton Burton
Temple
Jim Sinclair
Coyote Methodists Plan Revival Services This Week
Coyote Methodist Church will hold revival services from Thursday July 16 through Sunday July 19. Services start at 730 p.m. each night with visiting preacher Reverend George Sunday from Dallas and singing led by Elbert Adams of Fort Worth. The church school enrolls about 70 and Reverend Dale Yant invites local families to attend all services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coyote’s Methodist Church
George Sunday
Kessler Park Methodist Church
Dallas
Coyote Methodist Church
Coyote Church
Membe
Dale Yant
Polk Family and Tarleton Student Visit San Antonio
Mr and Mrs L B Polk visited San Antonio from Friday night to Sunday morning with their son and daughter in law Staff Sergeant and Mrs Valjean Polk and family Stephen Rester spent the weekend with his mother Mrs W W Rester and local relatives.
Cranfills Gap News Highlights Family Travels and Achievements
A long list of visits and gatherings appears from Cranfills Gap and nearby towns. G O Bronstad and relatives from Corpus Christi, Fort Worth, and Denton spent late June with Selma Bronstad and family. Jenson and students from Richfield High attended a National Forensics Contest in Akron. Ovie Huse and Dennie Pendleton joined a golden anniversary in Waco. O J Jenson earned top sales honors with Borden's Southern Division, plus a Six Flags trip, after 13 years in Midland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. O. Bronstad
Bobby
Billy
Corpus Christi
Chris Rohne
Marguerite Bronstad
Kenny Kay
Jeffrey
Pasadena
Ernest Enger
Elaine and
Arlen
Ovie Huse
Dennie Pendleton
Helmer L. Peterson
Waco
Otto Reesing
Dallas
Curtis Smith
Highland Baptist Church
Dan Smith
Binous Tindall
Katherine
Virgil Ross Tindall
Tindall
Jenson
Texas
Six Flags Inn
Midland
Borden's
Cranfills Gap High School
Lee Larson
Route 1
Clifton
Steven
Sharon
Jim Jensons
Larsons
Edd Mertens
Walter Wentworth
Wentworth
Lillie Bishop
Clairette
July Fourth Guests Visit Local Homes
July Fourth holiday visitors included Mr. and Mrs. Walter Huckabee and daughter Kristie and Mrs. C Nelson Sr of Temple with Chris Nelson Jr and son Ben Scott of Jasper. Master Sergeant and Mrs. Bob Stapp and children from Tinker AFB Oklahoma visited Sergeant Stapp’s parents Clarence and Florence Stapp. In Clifton last Friday and Saturday Mrs. John Golden hosted her son in law and daughter Mr. and Mrs. Jack Rigsby of Houston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. E. Pierson
Walter Huckabee
Kristie
C. Nelson Sr
Temple
Chris Nelson
Ben Scott
Jasper
Bob Stapp
Tinker Air Force Base
Oklahoma City
Oklahoma
Sergeant Stapp
Clarence E. Stapp
Clifton
John Golden
Jack Rigsby
Houston
Second Lieutenant Thomas D. Childs Earns Silver Wings
Second Lieutenant Thomas D. Childs son of Mr. and Mrs. James H. Childs of Route 2 Muncie Indiana has earned silver wings after graduation from United States navigation training at James Waco. His wife Karin Bass daughter of Mr. and Mrs. H. T. Bass, is noted. He is assigned to an Air Training Command unit at Mather AFB California for training and duty. ATC trains airmen and officers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas D. Childs
James H. Childs
Route 2
Muncie
Indiana
United States Navigation Training
James Waco
Childs
Karin Bass
H. T. Bass
Meridian
Air Training Command
ATC
Mather Afb
California
Local families enjoy weekend visits across towns
Mr. and Mrs. M. A. Dillard spent Friday night through Sunday in Denton with their son-in-law and daughter Dr. and Mrs. G. L. Simmons and their sons Stan and Steve. Jim Hutcheson, attending six weeks of summer school at Texas Christian University in Fort Worth, spent the weekend with his parents and other home folks. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Kettler vacationed Friday night through Sunday in McKinney with her brother-in-law and sister Mr. and Mrs. Sidney Walker and children Jerry Wayne and Laura.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. A. Dillard
Denton
Inlaw
G. L. Simmons
Stan
Steve
Jim Hutcheson
Texas Christian University
Fort Worth
J. L. Hutcheson
Harold Kettler
McKinney
Sidney Walker
Jerry Wayne
Laura
ROTC graduate joins aerospace force ranks
Lieutenant Childs was commissioned after completing the Reserve Officer Training Corps Program at Ball State Teachers College in Muncie where he earned a Bachelor of Science degree, marking a step in the diverse skill set of the nation's aerospace force.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Childs
Reserve Officer Training Corps
Ball State Teachers College
Muncie
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First Methodist Church
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Loran Helm
Parker, Indiana
Homer F. Pumphrey
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Crackers Stort
Wilson
Athuated
Vt Mae
Vanwell
Swift
Essex
Wisconsin
OLEO
Hormel
REED
Corpier
G. Reen Amos
Scot Paper Towels
Ss. Sie
Reg
Hey
Reen Stam
del Monte
Cae
A. F. Rolls
Shurfine
Welch
Blackburn
Vy Gal
Jar
Corpier’s
Cantaloupes, Texas
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Cranfills Gap News
Almer Gustafson
Service and Supplies
Pearson
Don
Joe Howard
Hancock Motors
ED Cars
Connally
Armstrong
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