Nche and Mrn Visit Planned as Events Near
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Newspaper
Clifton Record
Location
Clifton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 14, 1966
Page
9
County H. D. Agent Report Miss Delmenua Dunn
County H D agent reports on Miss Delmenua Dunn detailing personal status in a Dunn County record. The note references Sweet and Dry context as part of the filing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. D
Delmenua Dunn
New USDA processing aims at faster dried fruit and bean prep
U S Department of Agriculture scientists unveil a dry sugar coating to remove 60 to 70 percent of moisture from cut fruits and halve their weight, producing ready to eat or cereal-use fruit with less browning. A separate technique speeds dry beans to a half hour cooking while preserving flavor and texture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.S. Department of Agriculture
Mrs. Lee Announces Daughter's Engagement in Clifton
Mrs. Etta Rice Lee of 211 North Avenue I Clifton announces the engagement of her daughter Carolyn Ann to Emmett Marion Eary son of Mr and Mrs Emmett Lee Eary of Star Route Clifton. Carolyn Ann a Clifton High School 1964 graduate now in Tarleton State College Stephenville employed at Patt's 5&10. Emmett a Texas Tech graduate recently finished a five month National Guard tour now employed at Clifton Food Mart. They will wed Saturday night August 20 at First Methodist Church Clifton with Rev Homer F Pumphrey officiating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Etta Rice Lee
North Avenue I
Clifton
Carolyn Ann
Emmett Marion Eary
Emmett Lee Eary
Star Route 1
Clifton High School
Tarleton State College
Stephenville
Patt's 5&10
Texas Technological College
Lubbock
National Guard
Clifton Food Mart
Miss Lee
Mr. Eary
First Methodist Church
Homer F. Pumphrey
Services Held For Mr. Cummings
Funeral services for William Pernie Cummings of Route 1 Valley Mills were conducted at Mosheim Baptist Church with burial in Valley Mills Cemetery. Cummings died July 4 at age 62 after a heart attack. He was a lifelong Mosheim resident, farmer, and Mosheim Baptist Church member. Survived by wife Pernie, two sons Clovis and James Doyle, daughter Jimmie Prudgen, mother A. B. Cummings, brother Carl, sisters C E F Smith Clyde Henry H B Hutson, six grandchildren and one great grandchild.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Pernie Cummings
Route 1
Valley Mills
Mosheim Baptist Church
Robert Raching
Homer Southerland
Mr. Cummings
Coryell County
Mosheim
Scratch pads 30 cents pound at Clifton Record
Scraps of classified copy note price items at Clifton Record with a 30 cent per pound tag and a brief mention of sale items. The fragmentary text offers little context but signals a local listing or advertorial snippet.
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Clifton
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Bonds and Wilbanks Guests From Salt Flat
Mr. and Mrs. Marshall Vv. Bonds of Clifton host her son Russell D. Wilbanks and his son Dehn from Salt Flat along with Mrs. Wilbanks during the past week. Check Clifton Record renewal date.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marshall Vv. Bonds
Star Route 1
Clifton
Russell D. Wilbanks
Dehn
Salt Flat
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Clifton Funeral Home
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Standefer Chevrolet Company
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