Local Ladies Attend Church Workers Institute in Seguin
Hundreds of adults from the Southern District of the American Lutheran Church attend the 27th annual Church Workers Institute at Texas Lutheran College Seguin from Sunday June 19 to Friday June 24. Clifton ladies and Our Savior’s Lutheran Church members participate as faculty and sponsors from TALC and TLC present courses led by theologians and educators from Texas and beyond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Lutheran Church
Church Workers Institute
Texas Lutheran College
Seguin
Clifton
Mesdames
Charles Raymond Smith
P. Joe Dahl
Erwin H. Knitt
Trinity Lutheran Church
Oren J. Canuteson Sr
D. D. Tibbs
Our Savior's Lutheran Church
Norse
TLC
Roy J. Inquist
Bernard J. Holm
Wartburg Seminary
Dubuque
Iowa
Holm
Heoogy
Kenneth P. Alpers
TALC
Gus Mutscher
Brenham
Strong
Board of
Parish Education
Allan Sager
Fort Worth
Leonard Nicholey
Dallas
Raymond Vogeley
Minneapolis
Parish
Luther League
David Brown
Wilfred Sager
David Sloan
Texas Association For
Lutheran Church In America
Lutheran Church-Missouri Synod
Neal S
Choral and Pastoral Workshops Lead Weeklong Schedule
Johnson from Dallas participates as choral workshops run under Bruce Linkley of Sherman with hymnology by Janet Meede, TALC Church Music staff assistant, and organ techniques by Mary Orth of TLC. A three day Pastoral Workshop for Adult Christian Education occurs at Emanuel's Lutheran Church in Seguin led by Reverend Robert Konzelmann of Minneapolis and Reverend Kenneth Alpers.
SONS VISIT MRS GATLIN FOR PICNIC SUPPER
Mr and Mrs Douglas Richards and children Debra Teresa and Mark of Phoenix and Jodie Richards of Beaumont visited Mrs Bob Gatlin and family here last Friday. A roadside park picnic Saturday drew many relatives including Col Cecil Scott and Buddy, Don Scott of Washington DC, L E Blakley and Tim of Hurst, Patsy Williams and Gatlins of Me Gregor, Rufus Gatlin and Cindy of Midway, Vaden Clark, H R Jones, Arch Moorman of Meridian, Terry Handley of Van Horn, C D Handley, R B Hogg Jr, Sandra Eaton Dickie Eaton Mrs Sam Jones and Mrs Otho Jones of Clifton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Douglas Richards
Debra
Teresa
Mark
Phoenix
Arizona
Jodie Richards
Beaumont
Bob Gatlin
Mr. Gatlin
Phoenix Symphony Orchestra
Clifton
National Symphony Orchestra
Gatlins
Dallas
Cecil Scott
Buddy
San Antonio
Don Scott
Washington, D. C
L. E. Blakley
Tim
Hurst
Patsy Williams
Edgar Gatlin
Gregor
Rufus Gatlin
Cindy
Midway
Vaden Clark
H. R. Jones
Arch Moorman
Meridian
Terry Handley
van Horn
C. D. Handley
R. B. Hogg Jr
Sandra Eaton
Dickie Eaton
Sam Jones
Otho Jones
Community Notes Highlight Local Guests and Illness
Reverend Buddy Young and son Mark visited the Downeys last Sunday. Mrs. Bryan Richards, living in Fairview, suffered a heart attack in New Mexico and remains very ill. The Blassin family vacationed in College Station and Waco with friends. Donnie and Donnie White visited Dallas relatives. Rainfall over the weekend ranged from one to three inches. Clifton visitors Behnke stayed with the Halberts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buddy Young
Mark
P. R. Downey
Bryan Richards
New Mexico
Richards
Dick Blassingame
College Station
Jerry Howard
Waco
Douglas Finstad
Barry and
Brent
Donnie
Donnie White
Jackie White
Dallas
Marvin Behnke
Clifton
Herman Halbert
Ladies fly to Denver to visit in Colorado
Mrs. Jack R. Hill travels with her mother-in-law Mrs. H. R. Hill and Mrs. J. D. Mc Kinley of San Angelo. They fly from Love Field to Denver Colorado to spend about six weeks with sons H. K. Hill and Hogue McKinley in Wheat Ridge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack R. Hill
H. R. Hill
J. D. McKinley
San Angelo
Dallas
Love Field
Denver
Colorado
H. K
Buddy) Hill
Hogue McKinley
Wheatridge
Soil Conservation and Costs of Weed Mowing on Rangeland
Questioning if mowing weeds on rangeland pays, the piece notes that warm season grasses rely on leaves for 70 percent of their food and mowing before July 15 or after harms plants. Grazing-control and deferred grazing emerge as the economical method to let desirable grasses grow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas
Bermuda
Personal News From Dallas Visit and Local Friends
Mrs. Jack Raver of New York City left Dallas by plane last Saturday after a two week stay with her mother Mrs. Co E Price and relatives. Mr. and Mrs. Pernie Solberg and daughter Christy Gayle of Euless visited last weekend with his mother Mrs. Selmer Solberg. Misses Patricia Surley and Jo Ann Kover, the latter from Cameron, visited last weekend at the Surley home. Both young women attend Truman's School of Beauty Culture in Waco. Watch your Clifton Record renewal date.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Raver
New York City
New York
Dallas
Co. E. Price
Pernie Solberg
Christy Gayle
Euless
Selmer Solberg
Patricia Surley
Jo Ann Kover
Cameron
Miss Surley
Pernie Surley
Truman’s School of Beauty Culture
Waco
Buddy Cox
Kirby
Jill
Vista
California
Kirby Cox
Ann Arbor
Michigan
Cox
University of Michigan
Mosheim Baptist Church
Robert Raching
Bill Hollingsworth
Fort Worth
Clyde Henry
Carl Henry
Odessa
D. R. Henry
W. T. Poston
Carole Poston
North Hollywood
Miss Poston
Southwestern Bell Telephone Company
Ralph Poston
Poston
Jeff Thrasher
Bill Pratt
San Antonio
Bill Poston
Bill Brasher
W. W. Brasher
Yellowstone National Park
Wyoming
Colorado
Bill Bryan
John C. Bruce
Houston
G. L. McGee
Leonard Gaskamp
Joe Lee Sears
John Roberts
Jewell White
Bill Cass
Oklahoma City
Oklahoma
Miles E. Cass
Pasadena
L. N. Cass
Mosheim social news lists many visits and moves
Mosheim residents and families are noted visiting relatives or moving destinations. Kirby Cox of Vista California will study toward a Michigan doctorate. Several families travel or relocate to California, Texas, Nebraska, Wyoming, and Oklahoma with brief mentions of jobs and visits.
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N. Highway
Fairview News
Mosheim News
Mrs. Marshal Mitchell
Baird
Westview Manor
McGregor’s New Nursing Home
Mrs
Martha Moyer
Robertson Clinic
McGregor, Texas
Hoover Products
Hoover
Jor Lipton
Libby
Libby’s
Orel
Jergen’s
Louisiana
Lipton’s
White Swan
Gladiola
Brockles
Pka
Guardian Dog Food
Carnation
Mavis
Neuhoff
Cedar Springs
Aa Tlarket
James’ Grocery & Market
James Corpier
West 5Th Street
Bologna
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