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Newspaper
Clifton Record
Location
Clifton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 14, 1966
Page
8
Cranfills Gap residents and area families hosted and visited over the July 4 period. Many relatives from Plainview Cedar Hill Richardson Burnet and Waco joined in gatherings at the Rohne Bertelson and Olson homes. Hospital stays and recoveries included Mrs. Shepherd and Mrs. Christensen as well as car accident victim Clarence Tergerson.
Mr and Mrs Edwin C Struempler of Route 1 Clifton announce the engagement of their daughter Delores Nell to Raymond C Zuehlke son of Mr and Mrs Herman G Zuehlke of Route 1 Clifton The bride to be is a 1965 Clifton High School graduate employed at Gulf Insurance Company in Dallas The groom is a Clifton High School graduate and to receive a Bachelor of Science in Agricultural Education from Texas A&M University on July 15 They will marry at 8 00 PM on Saturday August 13 at Trinity Lutheran Church Clifton
Mr. and Mrs. Elmer H. Schrantz and daughter Diana of Harlingen arrived in Clifton Monday for a short visit through Friday. They planned social visits with family including Mrs. Moise Labure and L. P. Schrantz and daughters Janet and Terri. They spent Wednesday at Six Flags over Texas in Arlington and visited Padre Island before heading toward Junction to pick up son Michael at the Texas A&M Adjunct Camp after six weeks there.
The Church of Christ in Clifton sponsors a Gospel Tent Meeting at Laguna Park Shores of Lake Whitney nightly at 8:00 from July 18 to July 31. Evangelist Luke W. Shira and song leader Nelson Stark will preside. no special collections. Questions answered nightly and sermons illustrated.
A reader asks for the renewal date of the Clifton Record and notes a potential lapse or update needed. The inquiry seeks confirmation of the next issue date and any schedule changes affecting publication.
Mr and Mrs Clarence M Colwick visited in Stephenville last Saturday afternoon and Sunday with Mr Colwicks brother and sister in law Mr and Mrs Carl Colwick.
Mosheim area residents welcomed guests from Kansas City Fort Worth Frost Waco DeSoto Abilene and other cities last week. Visitors included Mr. and Mrs Tom Jeffries and son from Kansas City Missouri Mr and Mrs Glenn Cox and children from Fort Worth Mr and Mrs Charley Miles and their family and Dan Shepherd of Frost among others.
Wade Steve and Stan Simmons of Denton visited near Clifton for ten days ending with the July 4 holidays with grandparents Mr and Mrs M A Dillard. Mrs Douglas Hill moved this week from Clifton to Odessa to live at 3714 McKnight after a four week visit with relatives in Houston and Odessa.
Arlington Texas Six Flags Over Texas expands with a Wild West Show in a 2500 seat arena and a porpoise act named Skipper in a 25000 gallon tank. The shows run 1 3 and 5 p m daily in summer with 40 performers and a trainer from Marathon. All rides and shows are free with the general admission ticket.
The Evergreen Cemetery Association schedules a noon Sunday homecoming on July 24 at Evergreen Cemetery. President Jack Palmer and secretary Jayne Henry of Waco provide details. The event honors Denton L. Henry, who died October 7, 1965, and Major Fred N. Oliver, who died July 1966. Attendees are urged to bring a picnic lunch and dress comfortably.
Mrs Otto Lippe of Comanche visited Clifton last weekend staying with her son in law and daughter Ervin and Grelle family and their children Marvin Mary Martin and Carl Grelle. She then traveled to Houston to visit another son in law Ronald Mitchell and his family.
A scheduled gathering seeks to preserve the association's unity while noting SCRATCH pads priced at 30 cents per pound at Clifton Record.
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