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Newspaper
Clifton Record
Location
Clifton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 20, 1962
Page
2
J M Jorgenson reports the Clifton delegation of 101 Texas travelers joined Europe tour to attend Lions International Convention. The group, brief stay in London, a London meeting with the Mull family, and plans for a Texas visit are noted along with reminiscences of 1959 contacts and a 1965 anniversary voyage hope.
Reserve District No 11 report of condition for Farmers State Bank of Clifton Texas as of June 30 1962 shows total assets of 4 683 027 58 and total deposits of 4 055 861 52. The report certified by bank cashier Leo L Albrecht and directors J Bruce Parks Otto C Rueter W D Goodall Helen C Aars Hans B Dahl with notary Archie O Nelson Bosque County Texas.
Immanuel Lutheran Church Clifton hosts closing exercises for its Vacation Bible School. Friday night at 8:00, the program will be presented at the church. Fifty one boys and girls participated, with sessions running from Monday July 9 through Friday morning.
ING Army Reserve Captain Marvin B Olson son of Casper O Olson Route 2 Clifton is on two weeks active duty training at Headquarters VIII United States Army Corps Flight Detachment in Austin He is a 1954 Texas A M College alum who entered the Army in 1954 and served at several posts including a three year tour in Germany He is employed at Texas A M College.
Mr. and Mrs. M. L. Stockard Jr. have returned to the United States from Europe after three and a half years abroad. Stockard retired from the Air Force on June 30, 1962, ending a 22 year career. The couple plans to settle in San Antonio to start a business, visiting relatives in Meridian and Carrizo Springs along the way.
Clifton 4H Club members met at Clifton City Hall on Tuesday afternoon July 10 then traveled to McGregor for a regular meeting at the Experiment Station hosted by Mr and Mrs Walter Kruse. They toured livestock facilities and shared a covered dish supper before a short business session led by Marilyn Chambers.
Catholic, Presbyterian, Lutheran, Assembly of God, Church of Christ and Baptist congregations list weekly services Sundays at 9:45 to 11:00 AM with Sunday School, worship, and youth or missions activities. Major event notes include Luther League social, Dorcas and Ruth circles, and midweek prayer and choir sessions across multiple venues in the city.
An advertisement promotes ITCH-ME-NOT antiseptic for immediate relief from eczema and surface rashes at SERVICE DRUG STORE. The page also lists church services and events from Zion United Church of Christ, Immanuel Lutheran, United Pentecostal, Clifton Fundamental, Laguna Park First Methodist, and local church groups with times for Sunday School, worship services, youth activities, and meeting schedules.
Delayed personals note visits by Mr. and Mrs. Joe Bluntzer of Corpus Christi to Mrs. A. T. Duncan and family. Nancy and Brenda Bonham return home with the Bluntzers. Roy Bean and children Eddy and Betty visit Lub bock and Carlsbad. E J Haffey of San Angelo travels with Doyle Borchers family to Huntsville for a band clinic.
Clifton's youth baseball team the Clifton Braves won 82 at home Sunday July 15 over Crawfills Gap in City Park. A rain delayed game finished 3-1 with Clifton previously losing 2-0 to West on July 8. The club, led by manager Alex Felan and coach Moody Frendenburg, features Jim Willenberg Curtis Allen Walter Simpson and others.
Michael Stewart son of E. E. Stewart Motors owner attended a comprehensive management training program at Ford Motor Company Marketing Institute in Dallas. The courses covered personnel operations merchandising parts and service to improve dealership service to local communities with over 1100 dealership personnel attending the courses in the past year.
Max G. Schulze of Midland visits Clifton July 6 with brother Adolph and other relatives for the Schulze Reunion at Round Top. The group travels to Jacksonville to see Mr. and Mrs. Charles Schulze. Max returns home July 10.
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