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Newspaper
Clifton Record
Location
Clifton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 27, 1967
Page
13
The Record warns residents about unsolicited salesmen sweeping into Clifton and surrounding areas. It urges readers to question them with a 10 item checklist, emphasizing local dealers and caution against high pressure pitches and misrepresentation.
Secretary of State begins advertising proposed amendments for the November 11 vote. Texans will see measures on tax funds, hospital district taxes, veterans land bonds, park bonds, state employee roles, and county officer medical bills. The veterans land and park bond issues draw top interest with Gov. Connally backing parks bonds and a $200 million upgrade to the veterans program.
Representative Bob Poage reviews a busy week including the railroad labor act passage to prevent a strike, the anti riot bill advancing in Congress, and the failed attempt to aid local rodent control with federal funds. He supported the rail bill and the anti riot measure, while backing a local rodent control bill defeated in the House.
The Clifton Junior College reports a peak summer enrollment with 71 in the second session and 85 in the first, and about 120 to 170 new and returning students applying for fall. Clifton FFA Chapter ranks fifth in Texas at the state convention in Sweetwater, led by John Lockhart. Alumni note Oliver Hanson moved to Fort Worth, Irene Olson from Dallas visited, with teammates Lois Carlson and Bobbye Vannatta at Hardware Insurance Co.
A weekly Bible thought quotes Matthew 5 44 urging love blessing and good deeds toward those who curse hate or misuse you and to pray for them. The verse emphasizes forgiveness and active goodwill despite hostility.
West Bank & Trust announces John E. Popp has been named first vice president after 23 years with the bank. President D. A. Kimmey said Popp will oversee bank operations and report directly to him.
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