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Newspaper
Clifton Record
Location
Clifton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1951
Page
3
The court approves election date of May 1 and grants policy changes for farm to market roads. Landowners gain right of way considerations, with fences and posts replaced as needed. A petition seeks to close the Old Gas Barry road, abandoned for years, and housing development is planned for Friday, June 1.
A crowded church calendar lists multiple denominations in Clifton area with service times, Sunday School, and meetings. It notes cancellations for Texas General Council events, Vacation Bible School starting June 24, and various pastors and hostesses across Lutheran, Methodist, Baptist, Church of Christ, and Episcopal churches in Clifton and nearby towns.
Frederick Damgaard received his Bachelor of Theology from Luther Seminary in St Paul on May 27. He will be ordained June 17 at Memorie Wisconsin and will serve four congregations in Limon Colorado. His wife Dorothy Bronstad is the daughter of C M Bronstad of Clifton.
Confirmation services will be held at Our Savior's Lutheran Church Norse at 10:30 Sunday morning June 10. Four members Milton Glen Dahl Claude Martin Gustafson Beverly Gail Inga res Irene La Fawn Uland will be confirmed. No Sunday School that morning.
Boris Jean Glott, student at Austin College Sherman, earned a Philosophy degree with English and Talutation minors. She made Summa Cum Laude with Alpha Chi and Phi Theta Kappa honors, led campus groups, and held roles in the Presbyterian church activities. She will teach freshman English at Stuart Robinson School in Kentucky after a summer position in Dallas.
Clifton residents Mrs. ana amrs. us re Jenison, Mrs. N. J. Hoft, and Miss Joyce Maxine Hoff attended the wedding of Miss Jean Marie Pear and Phil Gene Jenson at the First Methodist Church in Hebbronville Saturday at 8:00 p.m. The groom is son of Mr. and Mrs. Leo Jenson of Kingsville. relatives Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Windham of Clifton, D. R. Jenson, and Miss Hoff were among the wedding party. On returning to Clifton, the Jensons and Hoffs visited Kingsville with the Jensons.
Soil conservation notes how resting pastures, rotating grazing across fields, and temporarily fencing with electric barriers improve forage growth. Continuous overuse depletes plants causing lower yields and poorer leaf and root development on farms and ranches.
Draft text notes signs of range improvement including plant vigor and new plantings, with mentions of litter accumulation and runoff reduction. It also references Mrs. Jack Muttmen of Diner visiting over the weekend, but the fragmentary source limits full details.
June dates from 10th to 24th except Fridays and Saturdays with sessions at 6:00 PM and Sundays 3:00 to 1:00 PAL. Speaker Joseph T Larson of Denver Colorado, author of gospel songs poetry and sermons, with 80 years experience and 260 series in 38 states and Canada. Assisted by Mrs Larson with 25 years in piano and organ music. Her Gospel Song Variations expected to bless attendees.
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