Sam Mooney Reunites With Family After California Trip
Sam Mooney returned to Clifton the last of June after visiting California. He met his sister Tennie Marie Mooney in Hollywood whom he had not seen in 50 years, and also visited another sister and her husband Terry Clark in Joshua Tree.
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Clifton
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Hollywood
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Clifton Record
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Terry Clark
Joshua Tree
Meridian Baptist Assn to Meet Here on July 25
Clifton's Grace Memorial Baptist Church hosts the Meridian Baptist Association meeting on Monday night July 25 with 6:00 supper, 6:45 Women’s Missionary Society and executive board, and 7:30 Workers' Conference Program on “Worshipping Together.” Rev. Huron Polnac of First Baptist Meridian will close the gathering. Ralph Halliwill directs the song service.
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Meridian Baptist Association
Associational Woman's Missionary Society and Executive Board
Huron Polnac
First Baptist Church
Meridian
Ralph Halliwill
Clifton
Report of Condition for First Security State Bank Crawfills Gap
The report shows assets totaling 2 967 621 02 with deposits of 2 625 686 27 and capital accounts of 317 934 75. It lists cash balances and U S Government obligations among asset lines and notes average deposits and loans for the 15 days ending call date. Directors and officers affirm accuracy under oath.
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Poage Objects To Foreign Aid And Rails At Screwworm Bill
Congressman Poage criticizes the Foreign Aid bill for excessive funding and strings, arguing it cedes U.S. control. He praises Senate technical amendments on eradicating screwworms with Mexico and outlines support for a rural electric and telephone bank to finance local systems without 2 percent government loans. He urges parity of rural and urban service and modernized rural electrification.
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Bob) Poage
Miss Nancy Swenson Plans Portland Visit This Fall
Miss Nancy Swenson daughter of Mrs R Q Allen left Dallas last Sunday by bus for Portland Oregon to visit through mid September with her grandmother Mrs Fred Grohs and Mr Grohs in Oregon seeking a extended family visit.
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Our Savior's Lutheran Church Service Schedule
Sunday worship at 9 45 a m with church school at 11 00 a m and divine worship at 8 30 a m Sunday. Tuesday TLCW Volunteers at 6 30 p m Bible study leaders' briefing nurse Rev Albert Petrich pastor Sunday June 24 worship services 9 00 AM.
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Zion United Church of Christ announces youth events
Pastor Walter R. Simpson Jr. leads a series of church activities in July including a Youth Fellowship Retreat and Masters Workshop on July 23 24 3 00 PM Youth Rally July 24. Churchmen's Fellowship 8 00 PM July 28 and Annual Sunday School Picnic on July 31.
Personal visits weave through Clifton area families
Mrs John Homerstad and granddaughter Jane Olson visited Dallas from Wednesday to Saturday with Ben Balusek. Several Clifton and area couples share weekend trips and visits to Fort Worth Waxahachie and Crawford including the Howards Nuckols Berry Appleby Scott Watkins and Baker families with varied travel and hosting details.
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John Homerstad
Jane Olson
Allison
Pete) Olson
Dallas
Ben Balusek
Balusek
Homerstad
Jane
Personal notices from Clifton briefs of visiting relatives
Local column lists visits and travels of Clifton residents and relatives. Mrs. Chester A. Perkins of Chickasha Oklahoma spent ten days with her mother Mrs. Oscar J. Rea and sister Miss Bernie Rea in Clifton. Several other families including Ludtke Hutcheson Oswald Arther Johnson Johnsons and Wigleys are noted visiting Clifton from Houston Dallas San Saba Midland Del Rio Fort Worth Lubbock New Jersey and Meridian during the summer, with illnesses and schooling mentioned.
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Chester A. Perkins
Chickasha
Oklahoma
Clifton
Oscar J. Rea
Bernie Rea
Hockaday School For Girls
Dallas
Jerry Ludtke
University of Houston
Houston
Martha Ludtke
Ann Ludtke
A. W. Ludtke Sr
Wally Ludtke
J. C. Oswald
Johnny
Bonnie
San Saba
Walter A. Oswald
Merrill Johnson
Pam
Phyllis
Midland
Mrs Johnson
Martin Carlson Sr
Johnson
Minnie Swenson
Crawfills Gap
Vance
Lubbock
Homer Buswell
del Rio
Widdy Wigley
Fort Worth
Mickie Palmer
Patsy Nichols
Carrie
Laura
Tom Jenkins
Meridian
Flints In Car Wreck Near Temple Injuries Reported
Mr and Mrs O L Flint were in a two car crash on the way from Clifton to Taylor near the Lutheran Church outside Temple last Friday. The other driver allegedly failed to yield and sun glare caused the across the highway collision. Mrs Flint is confined to a wheelchair with a severely sprained right foot and ankle. Mr Flint sustained a painful hip and foot with both cars damaged.
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Hem isFair 1968 Opens in San Antonio Town Center
A 92acre architectural wonderland in downtown San Antonio near the Alamo will host Hem isFair 1968. It will include massive new pavilions lagoons theaters and a 1S-acre garden and amusement area with four and a half acres deeded to the United States government and six and a half acres to Texas for numerous international exhibitors and major industries.
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Have Barbecue Supper At New Home
Mr and Mrs Larry Eary moved into their new home at 315 North Avenue T on Saturday July 9 A barbecue supper was hosted that evening with family present including Mr and Mrs E L Eary Mr and Mrs W R Gloff and son John and Emmett Eary and his fiancee Miss Carol Ann Lee
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Larry Eary
North Avenue T
E. L. Eary
Swenson and Anz Visit Relatives in Hurst and Wace
Rosemary Swenson visited her grandmother Mrs. W E Mitchell last Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Anz spent Sunday at Hurst with son-in-law and daughter Mr. and Mrs. John R Riers on Jr and Debbie. They admired the Rier sons new home recently moved into.
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Kent Appleby
Sandra Appleby
Waxahachie
Applebys
John ©. Baker
John David
Jeannene
Appleby
Nannie B. Scott
W. R. Watkins
Lubbock
Clifton
J. L. Hutcheson
Fort Worth
Jim Hutcheson
Texas Christian University
Jim
TCU
Rosemary Swenson
R. Q. Allen
W. E. Mitchell
Melvin Anz
Hurst
John R. Rierson Jr
Debbie
Riersons
Local Hospital Notes List Clifton Area Patients
The Clifton Record lists residents and relatives from Clifton and nearby areas hospitalised or treated at the local hospital in July. Names include Marvin Harvey Ena Jenson M. E. Reese Tim Bateman C. L. Golden Jim Earl Bryant Bobby Schrader Jerry Allen H. S. Grayam W. E. Henderson L. W. Taylor and Alton Veiles with various medical procedures noted.
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Marvin Harvey
Route 2
Clifton
Ena Jenson
Crawfills Gap
Clifton Lutheran Sunset Home
M. E. Reese
Hubert Miller
Valley Mills
Clifton Hospital
Tim Bateman
Route 1
Iredell
C. L
Dick) Golden
Jim Earl Bryant
Lewis E. Bryant
Bobby Schrader
Otto Schrader
Jerry Allen
Rh. Q. Allen
S. B. Danson
Laguna Park
H. S. Grayam
W. E. Henderson
Crankills Gap
L. W. Taylor
W. M. Kuykendall
Alton Veiles
Route
Clifton Births Highlight Local Families in July 1966
Mr and Mrs Douglas M Jeffries Sr announce son Douglas McArthur Jr born July 16 1966 at Clifton hospital weighing 7 lb 13 oz in McGregor. Oscar Wilson reports son Leslie Cole born July 18 1966 weighing 7 lb 4 oz in Clifton hospital. Angela Kathleen Smith born July 19 1966 weighing 7 lb at local hospital. Paternal and maternal grandparents named for all families.
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Douglas M Jeffries Sr
Hayes
McGregor
Douglas McArthur Jr
Clifton Hospital
Leslie Cole
Oscar Wilson
North Avenue R
Clifton
Jack Wilson
Alwilda Orbeck
Frank P. Smith Jr
North Avenue S
Angela Kathleen
Frank P Smith Sr
Dublin
Kathryn Smith
J. T. ‘Brownie’ Latham
HemisFair 1968 Opens in Dallas Texas
HemisFair 1968 marks the first world exposition in the Southwest opening April 6, 1968. Over 184 days the International Exposition will attract millions of visitors from across the globe to Texas for a festival of international importance.
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