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Newspaper
Clifton Record
Location
Clifton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 28, 1966
Page
7
A notice from Clifton residents extends thanks for support during a family hospital stay. Mrs. John Lee acknowledges kindness from neighbors, doctors, nurses at Goodall Witcher Hospital, and Rev. Erwin H. Knitt, wishing blessings on all who helped.
In grateful note Mrs. Bob Terrell thanks Dr. W. Key Jr. and Dr. S. L. Witcher plus the nurses for wonderful care. She also thanks friends and relatives for visits flowers cards and letters and especially mentions her brother B. C. Smith of Temple. May you all have thoughtful friends in need.
I express sincere appreciation to the Clifton Volunteer Fire Department for valuable assistance in extinguishing a recent grass fire on my property south of Clifton. Their efforts will be remembered with gratitude.
A family thanks friends for kindness after the death of Mrs. John Bell in a car accident on July 16. They acknowledge cards, flowers, calls, and sympathy from many people and wish them well in sorrow. Alfred Huse, Pat White, and Gus Krueger families.
Bosque County Commissioners Court invites sealed bids by 9 00 A M August 8 1966 in Meridian to supply a new 1967 2 ton truck cab and chassis with water level dump body hoist and accessories for Precinct 4. Trade-in offered for a 1951 Chevrolet 2 ton truck with dump bed. Bid opening at 10 00 A M August 8 1966.
The City of Clifton Texas invites sealed bids for one fire truck with plans and specs. Bids due by 7 00 P M August 8 1966. The city may waive informalities and reject bids. Warrants up to 14000 00 may be issued to finance the purchase bearing up to 5 5 percent interest and maturing within ten years.
Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Villeneuve and children from Galveston stayed at the Norse Our Savior's Lutheran parsonage July 16–20, visiting friends tied by WWII service. Shirley and Kathy remained longer. Mrs. C. A. Orbeck of New Orleans with grandchildren Billy, David, and Kay Killian from Richardson arrive for a week of visits and business. Mrs. Ray Jordan of Lake Jackson visits with Mr. and Mrs. E. R. Keeling. Scott stays longer after others depart.
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