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Newspaper
Clifton Record
Location
Clifton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 15, 1960
Page
4
Bosque County Farm Bureau will hold its monthly gathering at Meridian Lake at 6:30 p.m. on Tuesday July 19. The event replaces supper with free ice cold watermelon. Murray Cox of WFAA Dallas will direct the program and show films from his South American tour. Everyone is invited to attend and bring a friend.
Regular meeting of Clifton Chapter R A M set for Monday July 18 at 7 30 p m Visiting Masons are cordially welcome Robert Baldridge H P W W Land Secretary
Classified brief from Clifton Record offering 500 duplicate receipt book sets with carbon copies for sale. No price listed. Compact ad notes item availability and contact may be implied through the newspaper.
Weekend visitors from Irving Fort Worth Georgetown and Hamilton share family ties and attend youth events. Cadet Kenneth Herring son of West Point graduates visits family. Marriage license Albert Earl Casey to Geneva Lumpkin recorded. Deeds show transfers in Lake Whitney Iredell and Mooney Village areas.
Members of The Study Guild in Clifton met at 8:00 p.m. on Tuesday, June 28, at Mrs. Chris Strand's home. The program included a Psalm 96 responsive reading led by Mrs. E. B. Harris and a Bible Holy Days study by Mrs. Elmo Dansby presiding over the business meeting with 15 members present. Refreshments were served by the hostess. The next meeting is set for 8:00 p.m. on Tuesday, July 19, with Mrs. Harris hosting.
Mr and Mrs Joe Gorham Walker of 1001 McKinney Arlington announce the engagement and approaching marriage of daughter Mary Jo Walker to Glenn Gaustad son of Mrs Alvin Spitzer of Clifton. The couple will wed August 26 at 8 PM in Arlington First Methodist Church with a reception in the church fellowship hall.
Mrs G E Jackson and Mrs C C Anderson spent Monday and Tuesday in Dallas at the Gift Show representing Clifton Mercantile Company. Dr and Mrs T C Eggen and children Brenda Lavonne and Christie visited Pecos with Amos Eggen Jr and Artesia New Mexico with the Clark Bonds. Darville Blue on 23 day furlough from Fort Huachuca Arizona visited home. Ragsdale Lovelady families spent July 4 in Muskogee Oklahoma. Paul Golden and son Donald Ray spent the July 4 weekend here with relatives in Clifton. A F Gohlke from San Angelo visited Clifton to see Mrs Will Manske and Otto Muhlhause at Memorial Hall and others. Jerry Mathews of Anthony visited his parents Perry and Mathews from Friday to Tuesday. Donald Ray remained in the Dick Golden home longer. Guests included Maurice Beckham Connie of Austin Darville Blue and others from Linden Lanes Chapel and Moshien families.
Miss Geneva Lumpkin bride elect of Albert Casey hosted a tea shower on June 30 from 4 to 6 PM at 107 South Avenue J Clifton. Hostesses included Mesdames Hans B. Dahl Clarence Erickson Julius P. Larson Henrietta Lassiter Chris Strand William Tergerson W. A. Wegner. Guests wore blue and white as decor reflected the colors.
Robert E Binford Post 8553 in Clifton Texas meets on Riverside Drive on the first and third Thursdays each month. Members gather for fellowship and post business reporting schedules and community service plans.
Mesdames Pearl Gribble and Tom my Wilcox hosted a Waco house party for about 75 guests. Corsages of white carnations with blue ribbons complemented daisy arrangements on the guest book table and in reception rooms. Visitors included Mr. and Mrs. Joe Armstrong and family, the Armstrongs from Midland, and Mr. and Mrs. Herman Faske with Mrs. Max Farris and daughter Stephanie of Austin, linked to Mrs. Wag ner and the Larson family.
Walter Golden expresses sincere thanks for the care received during a hospital stay. He credits doctors, nurses, and the staff for their kindness and acknowledges friends who visited during his recovery.
A new barber shop operates from a small house behind a residence at 215 North Avenue F on Live Oak Street inviting local residents to try its services and support a neighborhood business.
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