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Newspaper
Clifton Record
Location
Clifton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 28, 1973
Page
3
Community diary records visits by Virsia Giliese, Mark Nelson, Alfred Nelson, and others to Clifton area families. Social events include the Gap Cafe opening, Nete reunion at Cranfills Gap Park, and a silver wedding celebration for the Tergersons. Hospital news mentions Linda Simmons undergoing surgery and C. M. Broyles’ passing.
The Church of Christ in Crawfills Gap invites worshippers to Sunday School at 10 a.m. and Morning Service at 11 a.m. led by Minister John Jordan.
Memorial service for Mrs. Ernest Luedtke 84 of Clifton was at Trinity Lutheran Church with burial in McGregor City Cemetery. Born 1889 in McGregor she married Ernest Luedtke in 1917 and lived in Clifton after 1943. She had five children, sang in two Lutheran choirs, and was active in Zion and Trinity churchwomen.
Word arrived that Robbie Love deputy sheriff of Dallas died in a Dallas hospital. He owned a ranch southwest of Crawfills Gap. The writer knew him well and notes his passing followed a life of service in the region.
Mrs Randy Lee was honored with a bridal shower Saturday afternoon June 16 in the First Methodist Church fellowship hall Crartills Gap. Guests signed a guest book, greeted the honoree, and were served ranch cake squares and nuts from a yellow themed table.
August Schraeder was honored with a covered dish dinner on Sunday, June 24, at the home of his daughter and son in law in Clifton. Family members gathered including all children and most grandchildren from Gatesville Crawford Stanton Arlington Meridian and Clifton.
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