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Newspaper
Clifton Record
Location
Clifton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 02, 1967
Page
7
V. H. Heyroth and family express gratitude to friends and relatives for prayers visits cards and flowers while hospitalized at Goodall-Witcher hospital. Special thanks to Mr Wit cher and the doctors and nurses for wonderful care. God bless each of you.
Mrs. A L Spenrath expresses gratitude for care at Goodall Witcher Hospital during recent stay. She thanks Dr S L Witcher and Dr W F Key, the nurses, friends, neighbors, relatives for flowers cards calls and visits, and Rev Maunz for prayers and visits. May God bless all.
L. C. Holloway expresses thanks to doctors, nurses, and staff at Goodall-Witcher Hospital for kindness during their stay. Grateful for flowers, cards, and visits from unnamed supporters.
The family of Otto Johnson expresses deep appreciation for the acts of kindness shown after his death. Your support and prayers are cherished and will be remembered with gratitude. May God bless you all.
Clifton physician Dr. Van D. Goodall was appointed to the Texas Committee For Modernization of Therapeutic Abortion Laws. The statewide panel, led by Mrs. Harry L. Logan Jr. of Fort Worth, will educate on a bill to permit therapeutic abortions in cases of rape or incest, health risk to the mother, or irreparable fetal illness under strict regulation.
Members of the Methodist Youth Fellowship at First Methodist Church Clifton may sell ZIP Code Books for one dollar in March. Purchasers may contact MYF president Miss Janet Holder for availability.
On Sunday February 26 Clifton resident Mrs Velma Golden honored R W Dude Standefer on his 80th birthday with a dinner at Charleys Cafe Guests included Mrs Louise Simms and son Reese of Austin Mrs J L Standefer of Hillsboro Mrs Bert Standefer Mr and Mrs Jim Standefer John Tanner and Mrs R W Standefer and the honoree all of Clifton.
Funeral services for Otto Johnson 66 of Midland were held at Midland Lutheran Church and St. Olaf's Lutheran Church Cranfills Gap with Rev. David Herman and Rev. Marvin Ottmers officiating. He died February 15 at Midland Memorial Hospital after a six month illness. He was born February 13 1901 in Crawford Texas and married Ora Thelma Jermstad September 14 1922.
Mrs. Douglas Martin nee Linda Rogstad of Dallas received a miscellaneous shower Sunday February 19 at the home of Mrs. O C Knudson in Mustang community near Cranfills Gap. Guests signed a guest book and favors reading Linda and Doug. Grandmother Mrs. B C Rogstad Sr. joined in the receiving line while mother Mrs. B C Rogstad Jr. was absent due to her mother’s illness at Clifton Lutheran Sunset Home. refreshments were served by Jennie Ruth Ziegelt of Waco and Laurie Knudson.
Trinity Lutheran Church in Clifton has completed a new parsonage at 214 North Avenue Q. The open house for members and interested neighbors will be held Sunday March 5 from 1 to 6 p.m. Rev E H Knitt and family, currently at the South Avenue J parsonage, plan to move next week.
Mrs. Louise Simms and her son Reese of Austin spent the weekend with her father R. W. Dude Standefer in Clifton.
The Clifton Record mentions office supply needs and directs attention to available items. It highlights available inks papers and stationery for local offices and businesses.
Survivors include wife Ora of Midland son Merrill of Midland daughter Marynell of Grover six grandchildren one brother Johnnie Johnson of Midland two sisters Mrs Hannah Jerm stad and Mrs Christine Terger son of Cranfills Gap Sympathy extended to the family in their bereavement.
Josie Amundson aged 75 died Wednesday March 1. Funeral services set for 2 p.m. Thursday March 2 at Our Savior's Lutheran Church Norse with Pastor Albert Petrich and Chaplain W T Gigstad officiating. Interment at Norse Cemetery.
Funeral services were held for Howard Hulme, 59, on Wednesday March 1 at the First Baptist Church in Clifton with Rev Clay Burns officiating. Hulme died February 27. Interment followed in Clifton Cemetery with Masonic graveside services.
Local Clifton Record highlights money saving deals with limited time offers on groceries and household items. Readers urged to clip coupons and visit participating merchants for discounted prices. Deals focus on everyday essentials and weekly specials.
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