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Newspaper
Clifton Record
Location
Clifton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 27, 1967
Page
8
The June Texas Day Care Newsletter memorializes memory development in children and urges patience and teaching methods. It also provides home styling guidance, labeling changes under the Fair Packaging and Labeling Act, and practical cleaning advice for outdoor spaces and patio furniture.
Clifton area will receive parcel post deliveries six days a week starting Tuesday July 18 as directed by Postmaster General Lawrence F. O'Brien. Postmaster Baldridge Jr. notes the $8.5 million restoration under the recent appropriation bill, affecting nearly 5,000 cities and ending the prior six day gap on Tuesdays.
Local notices report visits by Fayetteville visitors and Amarillo Spurs fans, a Surprise Coffee hosted by Mrs. Helen Kleinfelter, plus multiple hospital checks and family visits. Blue Bonnet Art Craft Club picnic planned July 28, West Shore Civic Improvement Assn meet August 4, and various courtesy calls and birthdays noted.
Derril Wenzel of Clifton, soon to be a Texas A&M senior, received a dean's commendation for high grades. Frank W R Hubert, Dean of Liberal Arts, sent the letter noting exceptional scholastic achievement and enclosing a Distinguished Student card. He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Willie Wenzel.
The report lists relatives and friends visiting in Dallas and Killeen regions. It mentions Grandmother Williamson and Uncle Williamson from Tuesday to Friday, Mike visiting Six Flags Over Texas with McKinney friends, Brammer family staying with Mrs. Ruth Allison, and relatives from Eunice New Mexico and Denver City visiting her. Mrs. Losero is hospitalized in Room 9 at Goodall-Witcher Hospital.
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