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Newspaper
Clifton Record
Location
Clifton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 02, 1972
Page
6
In an interview the investor notes, bond rates should stay low through fall. After cites past unfavorability, the present period appears ideal for a bond issue based on market outlook and comments from New York bankers.
An independent builder reviews two published sets of city hall community center plans. He finds the latest plan simpler and cheaper to build with square walls and larger library and community spaces, while noting earlier, more ornate drawings could have been feasible with federal funds. Readers are reminded these are opinions and reproductions were imperfect.
Clifton Magazine Club announces its annual Silver Tea for March 7 at 3 p.m. in Trinity Lutheran Church Fellowship Hall, moved from City Hall dining room due to a schedule conflict. Entertainment by Clifton High School students directed by Mrs. F B Harris, Mrs Patsy Ruth Lancaster, and Mel Cowan. Proceeds fund Baylor Summer Music Camp and I I L travel for CHS students. Hosts include Mrs J C Kincheloe and others.
The Clifton Record publishes political notices for all offices through the May 6 1972 Democratic primary. Advertisements require cash in advance with a free notice up to three typewritten pages signed by the candidate. Names include Boag Poage Cummings Baxter Sanguinet Behringer Higginbotham Williams Rueter Bonds White Orton.
The Neils Creek Loop announces its first 1971 organizational meeting for youth baseball in Clifton at the First Methodist Church at 7 p.m. on March 7. Topics include league affiliation rules team selection unpaid umpire fees and nominating committee for the year. Attendees include presidents from league city associations managers and coaches of 1971 teams umpires and interested parents.
The Immanuel Lutheran Church lists midweek services and activities led by Rev. R. H. Wuensche. Events include Lenten service, senior and junior choir practices, LWML Ladies Aid, Men's Club, Sunday School and Divine Worship with Holy Communion, and social and workday activities across the week.
Funeral services for Leonard D. Cumins age 66 of Clifton were held at 2:30 p.m. February 17 in the Clifton Funeral Home Chapel with Rev. Bryan W. Thornburg officiating and burial in Boggy Cemetery. He died February 16 at Clifton Hospital of a heart attack. He was born June 5, 1905, and survived by his father Charlie N. Cumins of Clifton and several brothers and sisters. Pallbearers included Herman Halbert and Dick Halbert.
Extension guidance outlines deciduous shrubs and pruning aims. It covers species examples Lilac Forsythia Snowball Viburnum Cranberry Cotoneaster and advises on plant selection fitness for height and spread. It explains pruning to improve health control size and form and notes timing for dormant season pruning and flowering shrub exceptions.
Good fishing continued with strong catches across blacks sandies and crappie. Blacks lead the bite with sizes up to 6 and a half pounds, caught on live and artificial baits. sandies are running well and crappie are biting as well. Lake level listed as 522.98.
Miss Delmelia Dunn outlines a weight reduction approach focusing on the four food groups, calorie control, and permanent habit changes. She notes fat loss vs muscle loss on different diets, the value of exercise, mental attitude, and practical food choices for safer dieting.
A list of church events and Bible study sessions for Trinity Lutheran Church including Pastor Ted Steenblock duties at 2:00 and 9:15 Sunday School, 10:30 worship with communion, Luther League, circles at various homes, and deanery meetings with Bishop. Many small group meetings span afternoon and evening in Waco and surrounding homes.
Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Kincheloe spent last Saturday night in Burnet visiting Mrs. John W. Kincheloe and other relatives.
Friday World Day of Prayer at First United Methodist Church Meridian with 2 30 p m service led by Pastor Petrich. Sunday 9 00 a m Holy Communion worship and 10 00 a m Sunday School and Bible Class sermon Be Ye As I from I Peter 1 13 16. TLC Bosque Hamilton Alumni Cranfills Gap 2 30 p m annual meeting 2 00 p m Pastors meet Trinity Lutheran Clifton 9 30 a m Congregational Chairmen meet at Trinity Lutheran Clifton 7 30 p m Confirmation Instruction 5 30 6 30 p m Fourth Lenten Service 7 00 p m sermon Accusing Hands Luke 22 47 53.
Clifton and Brownie troops sell five cookie varieties door to door and by booth to fund Camp Kachina at Lake Belton and Camp Howdy in Bryan. Profits support hundreds of girls, with seven cents per box going to troop programs and activities. Eligible buyers can also sponsor a camper to a summer session.
Our Savior's Lutheran hosts 9 30 a m communion 10 45 a m sermon Be Ye As based on I Peter 1 15 16 ULC Bosque Hamilton Alumni Association Cranfills Gap 2 30 p m 2 p m at Trinity Lutheran Church Clif Confirmation Instruction 6 00 7 20 p m Fourth Lenten Service 7 30 p m Hands Like 22 47 53
The fourth annual Southwestern Animal Health Conference for Livestockmen runs March 18 19 at the Convention Center in Waco Texas. Sponsored by the Texas Veterinary Medical Association and Texas A M University it features six concurrent sections Swine Cow canf Feedlot Dairy Poultry and Equine. Fee is 15 pre registration 20 at the door with checks payable to Southwestern Annual Health Conference mailed to Char res t Huff Austin Texas. Programs and speakers available at the County Extension Office.
Mrs Jinnie James of San Angelo dies and funeral services are held in Eden on February 22 with Mr. and Mrs. Orbin Finstad and others attending. Burial follows at Rest Haven Cemetery in Brady. Visitors to Rev. Guy H. Wilson's home include W. M. Nelson of Belton and Sylvia Moore of Salado.
Daily monitoring of house plants. water only as needed to prevent wilting. Soak soil thoroughly but avoid overwatering. Underwatering can cause stunted growth foliage spotting leaf drop and loss of pliant vigor.
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