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Newspaper
Clifton Record
Location
Clifton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 28, 1957
Page
6
Fragmentary OCR item mentions Bowes and Bat tas and Dick Whi and sons veg in the M A White fame with a Sunday reference. Details are unreadable. unable to determine clear event, person, or organization for a solid summary.
The Sivic Society schedules a Wednesday afternoon meeting July 3 in the City Hall dining room. The program includes a discussion on hybrid corn, via a prepared agenda, with members urged to attend. Local committee members are listed, and notes mention a horticulture and agricultural focus with related demonstrations and a weedworm discussion.
Ray Jordan, a graduate of Arlington Weights, earned a bachelor’s degree from Baylor and completed medical training in Fort Worth. He received a reception and is slated for a position in a federal facility in Bogota after studies in Austin and ties to Galveston.
Miss Eileen Mills became the bride of Mr Raines in a ceremony at the home of Miss Mills’s parents. The bride wore white lace and taffeta with a fingertip veil, and was attended by her sister and other relatives. The groom’s party included the bride’s brother as usher and the reception followed with pink, white, and green decorations and a musical program.
Local residents share visits and family news across towns including Leck Cox and relatives in Jefferson City Oklahoma. The Bradfords, Halder and McContante families exchange greetings with extended kin, while reunions occur at Sunset Home and in Fort Worth.
Fragmented OCR text lists names and places including Comanche and Hatton with scattered references. Content unreadable in parts but indicates official notes or notices from a ward office and references to events in Comanche.
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