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Newspaper
Clifton Record
Location
Clifton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 11, 1960
Page
2
Clifton public school will host a county wide 4H Club party on Saturday night March 12 at 7 00 PM to observe National 4H Week. 4H members, parents and friends are invited and urged to attend while youths play games adults dine on hearty soup and sandwiches.
A dense listing of church services in St. Paul area including St. Pauls Lutheran Our Saviors Lutheran First Methodist Womack Zion Assembly of God Coon Creek Baptist Assembly of God Missouri Synod Trinity Lutheran and Trinity details class times worship sermons Lent services and church events for Sunday March 13 with multiple pastors and venues across the city. The notice lists Sunday School times worship services youth activities and midweek Lenten schedules across numerous congregations.
Bosque County Farm Bureau members plan their regular monthly meeting in the Fellowship Hall of Zion United Church of Christ in Womack on Tuesday night March 15. A covered dish supper starts at 7:00 p.m. Harold Wiede will host. Lucy May Burrus will present a landscaping film. W. W. McLennan will discuss the membership drive. An invitation is extended to members and friends.
Mr and Mrs James H Brand of Huckabee visited the Priddy home last Saturday. Guests Monday were Mr and Mrs Raymond Brannan of Gainesville. Fred Wilson Jr and son Fred Al traveled from College Station to Clifton to visit the Wilson family and spend the weekend with Ray and family near Hico. Delbert Burkhart of Lubbock spent the weekend with his in laws H G Fambrough, with Mrs Burkhart remaining through Wednesday as her husband handled Austin business.
Crawfish Gap FFA and PTA sponsor the Gap horse show approved by the American Quarter Horse Association. Halter class begins 1 06 pm with 17 classes, followed by performance events for juniors and seniors. Juvenile show starts 700 pm open to youth 18 and under. Night events include western riding and barrel races, plus a 6 pm street parade with a riding club trophy.
Reverend James H. Elder Jr. of Clifton and his family attended the Town and Country Institute at Austin Presbyterian Theological Seminary from February 29 to March 3. The event aided pastors in Oklahoma Arkansas Louisiana and Texas serving small towns or rural churches. The Elder party enjoyed lectures worship and fellowship despite weather.
In last week's Record a misstatement claimed Mr and Mrs Alton C Hollabaugh purchased the Et Ux Cafe from the Bryns and Phillipses. The Record clarifies they have leased the cafe from the Bryns and Phillipses.
Immanuel Lutheran Church Ladies Aid met in the church basement on Thursday afternoon March 3 with Mrs Carl Schmidt as hostess. Reverend W F Rolf led scripture and prayer on the theme Dont Stay At Home. Reports were given on committees and plans made for a coffee hour after a March 13 slide show by Reverend Thomas Petersen of Waco.
The Immanuel Lutheran Aid will hold its next meeting Thursday afternoon April 7 in the dining room at Charlie's Cafe with Mrs. Charlie Schmidt as hostess. Mr and Mrs E R Keeling attended the christening of their grandson William Lee Keeling at St Paul's Episcopal Church in Waco last Sunday morning before visiting relatives in Marlin.
Mr and Mrs George Fossett Sr and Mr and Mrs Marvin Fossett with children Gary Judy and James spent last Sunday in Cle burne visiting Calvin Fossett and sons Dale Doyle and Joe David Calvin is a son of George Sr and brother of Marvin Mr and Mrs Helen C Aars and son Gene a Baylor University senior were in Dallas for the Fifth District Convention of the Texas Bankers Association Convention headquarters were in the Baker Hotel.
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