Judson Jones Scalp Injury From Fall Reported
Judson Jones, son of Mr. and Mrs. C. O. Jones, fell from their car on Sunday morning and sustained a severe scalp wound and other bruises. He remained in Clifton hospital overnight and returned home Monday. Local visitors included the Hazelwoods, Moseleys, and Billetts, with other relatives mentioned in weekend gatherings around the Jennings Bryan and Bill home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Judson Jones
C. O. Jones
Clifton Hospital
Howard Hazelwood
Hattie Moseley
Houston
Herman Billett
Dallas
Jennings Bryan
Bill
Bill Last Week-End. Mrs. Moseley
L. N. Cass
Ara Torbett
Waco
Lloyd Loper
Dewey Henry
Henry
Monroe Miles
M. D. Jennings
Laurie
San Angelo
Mrs
Herman Symank
Local News Briefs From Clifton Area
P. E. Dansby recovered after surgery at Goodall and Witcher Clinic Hospital in Clifton and is doing nicely. Mrs. H. B. Hutson of Lubbock visited relatives in Valley Mills with her mother Mrs. A. B. Cummings. Vicki Vickrey, a high school senior, took the ACT exam at Baylor University. Mrs. Bill Armstrong of Weatherford visited her parents Mr. and Mrs. Jno. F. Vickrey to celebrate her mother’s birthday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boys
P. E. Dansby
Goodall and Witcher Clinic
Clifton
Mr. Dansby
H. B. Hutson
Lubbock
Valley Mills
A. B. Cummings
Vicki Vickrey
Baylor University
Bill Armstrong
Weatherford
Jno. F. Vickrey
Miss Mary Kelso Buried in Clifton Cemetery
Miss Mary Kelso aged 84 died at her home in the Maysfield community near Cameron on Saturday night. She was buried Monday at Clifton Cemetery beside her parents and brother after services at Marek Burns Chapel Cameron officiated by Reverend Eugene Strickland. A retired schoolteacher born in Bartlett she lived most of her life in Maysfield and is survived by a sister Miss Bertha Kelso.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Kelso
Maysfield
Cameron
Clifton
Kelso
Marek-Burns
Eugene Strickland
Bartlett
Bertha Kelso
Mrs Bearden's Mother Hospitalized In Dallas
Mrs. Bob Bearden's mother Mrs. Olin Whitley of Dallas is a patient in a Dallas hospital. The Beardens and children Don and Kathy spent the weekend with her and at the Clifton hospital. Local families visited each other including Blassingames and Halberts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bob Bearden
Don
Kathy
F. D. Bearden
Clifton Hospital
Olin Whitley
Dallas
Ed Blassingame
Waco
Jewel Moore
Fort Worth
Jack Otis
Colorado
Dick Blassingame
Sheila
T. A. Blassingame
Henry Nichols
Jim McMillan
Douglas Finstad
Barry
Jerry Howard
Bush
Christi
Herman Halbert
Community Public Service Crew Takes Falcon Lake Outing
Several area employees from Community Public Service Co. enjoyed a trip to Falcon Lake from Thursday to Sunday. Attending were Cecil P. Coston W L Spie ler Jack R Hill Clifton H A Buddy Biffle Gatesville Mero Hegar Meridian Jack Brandon Whitney and Bill Blewett of this city. Mrs W A Wegner spent Monday in Dallas representing The Gift Shop at the Gift Show.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Community Public Service Company
Falcon Lake
Cecil P. Coston
W. L. Spieler
Jack R. Hill
Clifton
H. A
Buddy) Biffle
Gatesville
Mero Hegar
Meridian
Jack Brandon
Whitney
Bill Blewett
W. A. Wegner
Dallas
Marine PFC Wellborn to Complete Combat Training
Marine PFC Thomas E. Wellborn son of Mr and Mrs W W Wellborn of Iredell is scheduled to finish four weeks of combat training February 16 with the Second Infantry Training Regiment at Camp Pendleton California After recruit training the program covers combat formations fire and maneuver tactics use of support weapons individual protection and safe movement day and night
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas E. Wellborn
W. W. Wellborn
Iredell
Second Infantry
Marine Corps
Camp Pendleton
California
Local Folks Attend Tour Talk Party
Mr and Mrs J M Jorgenson and Mr and Mrs Helen C Aars attended a Tour Talk Party at Lamp Lighters Hotel near Dallas on Sunday February 25 about a Lions International Convention tour departing Dallas June 18 for Nice France. Ninety five people heard travel details and asked questions while over lunch. The Jorgensons and Aarses also attended church in Fort Worth that morning where they met their son Gene Aars, employed there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. M. Jorgenson
Helen C. Aars
Lamplighters
Dallas
Nice
France
United States
Jorgensons
Aarses
St. Paul’s Lutheran Church
Fort Worth
Aars
Gene Aars
Todd Outlaw Heads to Dallas for Eye Surgery
Three year old Todd Outlaw, son of Mr and Mrs Clyde Outlaw, traveled to Dallas Wednesday for examinations by eye specialists. Surgeons plan operation Monday with hope the unusual eye condition will be fully corrected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Todd Outlaw
Clyde Outlaw
Dallas
Todd
Meridian Court And Local News Funeral notices and civic items
Funeral services for Mrs. Aman da L. Jones were held at Bristol Funeral Chapel with burial in Morgan Cemetery. A birthday gathering for Mrs. W. L. Bryant marked her 76th, while Lt. James D. Rogers returned from Korea and prepared to report to Fort Benning. Deeds recorded include multiple lake Whitney and Meridian properties, and marriage licenses were issued to Harvey Lee Davenport Jr. and Mary Louise Sadler.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amanda L. Jones
Route 1
Iredell
Bristol Funeral Chapel
Morgan Cemetery
Jones
Cherokee County
Church of Christ
W. L. Bryant
Ada
George Washington
R. E. Wyatt
Anna Scott
H. A. Sonntag
H. J. Seidel
D. Weeks
D. H. Hunter
Albert Herzog
A. 0. Carr
Donald Lee Carr
Justine
E. J. Sonntag
Donny
Louie Terry
William C. Baird
Edward Callahan
James D. Rogers
1St Cavalry Division
Korea
Georgia
Rogers
Meridian High School
John E. Robertson
Cleburne
Harvey Lee Davenport Jr
Mary Louise Sadler
O. B. Cosper
Birdie Marie Cosper
Miss Moore Joins Mu Phi Epsilon Music Group
Ellen Ann Moore a Clifton student at Abilene Christian College joins the local chapter of Mu Phi Epsilon a national women in music group. Members are chosen for musicianship personality and academics and the organization provides music for under privileged groups and programs throughout the year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellen Ann Moore
Clifton
Abilene Christian College
Mu Phi Epsilon
ACC
Miss Moore
Turnersville High School
Fred W. Moore
Route 2
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Mosheim News
Mrs. Marshal Mitchell
Womack Hall
Curtis Troutt
His
Country Boys
Hamilton
Lois Simmons
Ted B. Evans
Fairview News
Falcon
Gulf Meas
S.pas
GULF
George & Marvin Fossett
Your
Meridian Court
Alfa M. Wilmoth
Frank Woodruff
St. Paul’s Hospital
Spencer Mayes
Graham
Floyd Key
Cedar Shores Estates
Lake Whitney
Hubert Ross
W. C. Newton
Idlewild
Oliver D. Young
Bobbie F. Moore
Walnut Springs
J. N. Hester
N. O. Luttrell
Beachland
George F. Greeves
Charles F. Greeves
Cooney Cavern
Orville M. Jobe Et al
Wallace H. Pringle
M. Rabajo
O. T. Smyth
Willard L. Mullens
H. W. Brown
Wildwood
Phillip Vines
Thomas Alvin Vines
Mooney Village
Wm. J. Anderson
W. C. Guyton
Don Parks
J. E. Shackleford
W. B. Wilson
E. M. Cole
Jim Crawford
Etta Powell Sellers
W. H. Archer
Lucille Lane Et al
M. P. Smith
John Fletcher
Louis E. Robinson
Louis Bur
E. G. Boyd
L. B. South
Joseph FE. Marable
Shore Acres
Meridian Community Tabernacle Association
Burney Warren
Ed Handley
Arthur Hyles
McGregor
Henry Handley
Hyles
Pearson
Clifton, Texas
Marcus Riddle
Clifton Telephone Company, Inc
John and
Shurfresh
Young Mother Hubbard Sale
Corpier’s
Shurfine
Vienna Sausage Energy
Petercent
Jar
Roxey
Florida
Chuck
Bologna
Clifton Record
Cliptom
Texas
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