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Newspaper
Clifton Record
Location
Clifton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1950
Page
4
A local shop named Mom's Coffee Shop and Bakery announces a week of transition as Foscett returns to supervise a short order business. The notice states the plan to continue operations and solicit customer support while offering fresh bread daily under Mrs. B. W. Humphri’s oversight.
The community notes a long list of ex cursions and visits including Mr and Mrs Bob Reeder and others to Big Bend National Park. Residents attend church productions in Waco and Baylor University events while relatives travel for family milestones and showers.
Doris Moore graduates with honors at North Texas State College in Denton as part of the largest spring class in the college's history. Evelyn Moore, daughter of Mr and Mrs Moore, earned a B S in secondary education while participating in Alpha Kappa Tau and other honor societies. The commencement featured Syracuse University president V. Smith as speaker and about 400 degree candidates.
Funeral services for J. A. Adams drew numerous out-of-town relatives and friends in Clifton last Wednesday. Attendees included Cecil Warren and A. Burreson of Mills. Mr and Mrs. Adams and children Carolyn, Kim, and Sharon. McDonald and daughter Yvon. Joe Dale Ron and children Nancy and Lynn of Houston. Iv Burreson and daughter Kim. W W Bankaton of Dalles. L B Ruth and children. J. Bily Ray of Irving. John Levens and son J D. Sam Salyers of Buffalo Gap. Tillie C Williams of Hico. I C Rowe of Rogers. Stand-Mrn-Coy Smith bands of Pasadena. Bob Dale of. Melvin Sorenson and Merlyn Sorenson of Fort Worth. Cap Adams and son of Belton. J O Rohne and daughter of Lott. D Montgomery and wife Belly. Ina Montgomery. Eres Schwalbe. Pete Peterson of Jonesboro.
Battery sellers urge durability and reliability as a key selling point. The ad references Willant and A. G. Gilliam’s in Clifton, emphasizing trusted performance and long-lasting power compared to lesser options.
W H Duvall died recently and funeral services were held Wednesday afternoon at Koppert Baptist Church with Rev Greer and Rev Stewart officiating. Burial followed in Koppert Cemetery. Survivors include his widow six children and numerous grandchildren and great grandchildren.
The Busy section met at City Hall on May 24 with Men. Thyra, Bryde and Mrs. Viola Huffman as hosts. Ann Measley presented colored slides of wild and cultivated flowers of Texas and varieties from the Bureau of Desert in California. The program highlighted the beauty of Blue County wildflowers.
The Cranville Gap Chapter of the Future Homemakers of America will send five representatives to a Trinidad Camp on June 6 and 7. Attending will be Marynel Thnnon, Rudaris Ohne, Charlene Nywtel, Wanda Sue Tergerson, and Mary Low Anderson. The trip is funded by Texas Power and Light through Area 11 District 2. Funds came from three basketball games involving fat men and teachers versus mothers and the next year’s team. Murray Cox will broadcast from the camp on June 6 and 7.
Mrs A Krueger Spate speech inspires club notes highlighting picnic reminders, program committee appointments, and thanks to Mrs J J Jones and others for service. Members eye early agent hiring, plan guest education on Spastic School, and invite continued updates from Mrs Krueger.
The Whitney family celebrated M Whitney's seventh birthday last Sunday with several relatives present. Attendees included Mr. Whitney BW Whitney and son Mark, Mrs. Bryan Moorman and daughter Ann, Homer Whitney and family, Nevels and three daughters, O A Hekken, and John Almer Bekken.
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