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Newspaper
Clifton Record
Location
Clifton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 27, 1967
Page
19
The June Texas Day Care Newsletter honors memory of children with editor Eleanor Eisenberg outlining how memory develops, expectations for behavior, and teaching methods. It also covers home harmony planning, labeling rules from the Fair Packaging act, and practical outdoor cleaning tips for a family focused on order and health.
Clifton parcel post deliveries will run six days a week from Tuesday July 18, fulfilling a directive tied to the 1965 Post Office appropriation. Postmaster Baldridge cited restoring six day service for about 5,000 cities, ending the 1964 cutback that excluded Tuesdays.
Laguna Park residents share guests and gatherings at area homes. Fayetteville Ark visitors C W Trewhit hosted by Alvis R Watson. Blue Bonnet Art Craft Club picnic planned for July 28. multiple families enjoy hospital checkups, stadium outings, birthdays, and civic club meetings in early August.
Derril Wenzel of Clifton a Texas A M senior received a letter of commendation from Frank W R Hubert Dean of the College of Liberal Arts. The letter honors his exceptional scholastic achievement and includes a Distinguished Student card.
A Dallas trip saw Mike Williamson visit Six Flags Over Texas with McKinney friends while relatives including grandmother Mrs. Williamson and Uncle Mr. Williamson traveled Tuesday to Friday last week. Weekend guests at Mrs. Ruth Allison’s home in Dallas included Mr. and Mrs. Brammer and children Shelly and Sandy from Killeen. Brammer is an Air Force member en route to Vietnam. the family heads to Seattle after. Also visiting were Mrs. Bessie Prather and children from Eunice New Mexico and Mrs. Frankie Howard and children from Denver City. both are Mrs. Allison’s daughters. Mrs. Losero remains in Room 9 at Goodall-Witcher Hospital.
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