Miss Patti Prescher Weds James Higginbotham in Clifton
Miss Patti Prescher daughter of Mr and Mrs Leon Prescher of Laguna Park married James Kent Higginbotham son of Mr and Mrs John Higginbotham of Valley Mills on Thursday July 10 at First Methodist Church Clifton Rev Cleon Flanagan officiated with Mrs R W Helm at the organ The couple plans to reside in Fort Worth following a wedding trip to Colorado with a reception in Clifton and a rehearsal dinner in Waco PMID: none
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Patti Prescher
Leon Prescher
Laguna Park
James Kent Higginbotham
John Higginbotham
Valley Mills
Clifton
Carl Remington
Mary White
Becky Helms
Lynda Mann
Sayre Higginbotham
Melaney Smith
Terrell
Holiday Inn
Waco
Ing
Clifton High School
Valley Mills High School
Hill Junior College
Automation Training University
Denver
Colorado
Fort Worth
Tex
Shower Fetes Bride-Elect Patti Prescher in Clifton
A bridal shower honored Miss Patti Prescher on a July Saturday at Mrs. E A Spitzer's Clifton home. Betty Lambert kept the guest book while Mary White Lynda Mann and Becky Helms served refreshments in yellow and white. Gifts were displayed as guests enjoyed cake squares with yellow roses and refreshments. Hostesses included Mrs. Pat White Mrs. John L Lambert Mrs. Calvert Helms Mrs. Tommy Mann and Mrs. Ei A Spitzer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patti Prescher
E. A. Spitzer
Clifton
Betty Lambert
Mary White
Lynda Mann
Becky Helms
Pat White
John L Lambert
Calvert Helms
Tommy Mann
Ei. A. Spitzer
Letter traces Cedron Creek memories and DeCordova link
Twila Rose Hammond shares memories of Cedron Creek hill country including a historic log cabin, the Arnold cemetery and Lovers Leap. She recalls old timers like Jake Arnold and mentions Dr Ray Arnold, a De Cordova link via property in Mosheim Lane Chapel. Texian Press reprint offers DeCordova 1858 work for $6.95.
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Old Arnold
Mama's Place
Lovers Leap
Jake Arnold
Ray Arnold
Corpus Christi
Tom Rose
Cedron Creek
Rocky Canyon
Cedron
Arnold
Jacob de Cordova
Cook
Mosheim, Lane Chapel
DeCordova
Texian Press
Waco
Texas
Patriotism and reminiscence of early settlers in county history
The writer reflects on patriotism sparked by early settlers who built the county. She admires the endurements of pioneers and values tales from olden times. She also cherishes reminiscences of ordinary people living in the United States.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Former Resident Amos Bass Dies in Amarillo at 82
Amos K. Bass 82 of 1602 Hughes Amarillo died Sunday morning in Northwest Texas Hospital Funeral services set for 10 a m at Blackbirn Shaw Memorial Chapel Rev James associate pastor First Presbyterian Church to officiate Burial in Memorial Park Cemetery He was a retired electrical contractor who lived in Amarillo about 45 years He was educated at Clifton High School and Texas A&M University and helped form Clifton’s first electrical plant He later owned plants in Breckenridge and Olney Survivors include his wife Virgie Thompson Bass and a nephew R O Bass of Ponca City Oklahoma
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Amos K. Bass
Bosque
Amarillo
Hughes
Northwest Texas Hospital
Blackbirn-Shaw Memorial Chapel
James
First Presbyterian Church
Memorial Park Cemetery
Bass
Mr. Bass
A. K. Bass
Clifton
Clifton High School
Texas A&m University
Ralph O. Bass
Breckenridge and Olney
Virgie Thompson
Meridian
W. B. Thompson
R. O. Bass
Ponca City
Okla
Ralph ©. Bass
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Live Oak Nursery
Live Oak St
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Purina
Weal & Salt Mixes
New Purina
Checkerboard
Trickson
N. Ave
Liga Ca Ream C
James Higginbotham
Cleon Flanagan
R. W. Helm
James Symank
Billy Helms
Terry Neilson
Dallas
Joe
Joanne Hinson
Ave
G — Clifton
Wheggers
Rebecca D. Radde
Meridian, Texas
Bosque County Historical Survey Committee
Steele Creek
Twila Rose Hammond
Homer Rose
Mama's
Red Nichols
Ruby Cutbirth
ED Nichols
Grannie Nichols
Funeral Insurance
Turkey
Baird
King Kat
Whitney Dam
Wrangler
Smith
Swift
van Camp
FBI
Folger’s
Dixie Land
Hunt
Reg
Dad
West 5Th Street
California
Alabama
Thompson
Keith’s
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