Marriage of Tommy Nichols and Anita Hampe at Trinity Church
Anita Hampe and Tommy Nichols wed at Trinity Church on April 4 in a double ring ceremony. The couple, both Clifton High School graduates, will reside in Meridian after a brief wedding trip to the Rio Grande Valley and Mexico. The reception followed at Clifton with family and friends. the bride wore Chantilly lace with heritage jewelry, and the groom donned a white tuxedo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tommy Nichols
Anita Hampe
Trinity Church
A. W. Hampe
Star Ri
Clifton
H. T. Nichols
Laguna Park
Henry Hampe
May Landgraf
H. J. Nichols
T. C. Boedeker
Meridian
Ida Ziegert
Ted Steenblock
Pathy Lancaster
Kathy Steenbrock
Vietnam
Harold Billman
James Dreyer
Maggie Luckenback
Commerce
Bobby Berger
Waco
Paul Laidwig
Houston
Jeff Nichols
Stanley Dreyer
John Sellers
Martin Hampe
Mrs. _ " Mills
Julie Pederson
Belton
Donna
Rio Grand Valley
Mexico
Route 1
Clifton High School
Hi Junior College
U.S. Army
Pargas
Faye Hulme
Donna Hulme
Trinity
Anna Tillman
CHS Cheerleaders Start Prep For 1975 Season
The 1975 Cufzon High School Varsity Cheerleaders plan a busy summer as they prepare for the football season. They registered for Cisco Junior College cheer camp on June 13 and will enjoy dorm room priority. They already have uniforms from 1974 and bought shoes and megaphones. Debra Harmon reports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cufzon High School
Cisco Junior College
Various family visits and bereavement noted in Crossroads area
The Crossroads area reports weekend visits by Mr. and Mrs. Larry Withrow and children of Trenton to Mrs. Withrow’s grandmother Mrs. R. D. Patterson, who later returned home with them. Sympathy is extended to Mrs. O. L. Golden on the passing of her mother Emma Wiede. Memorial services for their grandmother draw family from Huntsville and Arlington. Also noted are visits by the Woods and White families, a birthday party and Lake Whitney outing, baptisms forthcoming at Our Savior’s Lutheran Church, abundant vegetables in the Norse area, and condolences in Lubbock for Ben Golden and Hannah Dahl. Wynell Asbury visits and Vacation Bible School attendance round out the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Larry Withrow
Trenton
M. L. Solberg
O. L. Golden
Henry
Emma) Wiede
Wiede
C. L. Golden
David Golden
Randy
Brent
Huntsville
Jerry Golden
Jeff
Arlington
James Wood
Laurie
Alan
Waco
Mrs. Woods
Lake Whitney
Wood
Phyllis
Craig White
Houston
Mr. White
Dick White
Frankie Lund
Fort Worth
Orin Lund
Patsy
Lund
Irvin Aars
Elvis
Pastor
Lawrence Jenson
Jenson
Einar Reinertsen
Toronto
S. D
Reinertsen
Ernest Lewis
Minden
Nebr
Lewises
Mr. Lewis
Austin
Lewis
Our Savior’s Lutheran Church
Milton G. Dahl
Lubbock
Ben
Ben Golden
37Th Street
Palmer
Hannah) Dahl
Hannah
Trinity Lutheran Church
Clifton Funeral Home
Clifton
Clifton Cemetery
Wynell Asbury
H. D. Mackey
Western artist Bill Chap pell at Thompson Gallery exhibit
Area residents can meet South Fork Colorado artist Bill Chap pell and view his latest works at the Thompson Gallery of Original Art in Stephenville. The show runs June 7 from 4 to 7 p.m. and June 8 from 1 to 4 p.m. For details contact The Clifton Record at 675-3336.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Fork
Colo
Bill Chappell
Thompson Gallery of
Stephenville
Thompson Gallery
Color Columbia Pictures Starting June 1st One Show Each Night
The Columbia cinema schedules a single daily screening starting June 1, with only Wednesdays skipped. Local patrons are advised to check theater listings for exact showtimes and any midweek changes.
Also Mentioned on This Page
The
Clifton Record
Karen Ficklin
Ronda Guinn
Mary Hampe
Hampe
Roy Kubiak
Arthur Willman
Joe Bob Ficklin
Joe Knust
Albert Henkleman
Henry Zuehlke
Lillie Annenson
Lawrence Zu
Hill Junior College
CHS
Debra Harmon
La-Z-Boy Reclina
Rocker
Dad
Nen-Texas
Bell
Bosque Cos
Gladiola
Cala Ripe
Bells Kountry
Calif
Texas
Krafts
Phila
Ibacon
Armours
Clifton Food Market Inc
Kountry
Crossroads News
Cliften
Clifton, Texas
John Wayne
Brannigan
Color United Artists
Odessa
Jon Voight
Maxmillian Schell
Columbia Pictures
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