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Newspaper
Clifton Record
Location
Clifton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 16, 1962
Page
7
J F Williams of Fairview remains seriously ill with his son J T Williams of Austin visiting last weekend to assist. Local families hosted visitors including Bob Bearden family and F D Bearden, with extended visits among Blassingames Downeys and Houston. Fort Worth relatives W F Kimbrough and Bill Hopkins group were guests Sunday.
Clifton High School Bookaneers Library Club met March 5 at 1314 West Hackberry Street hosted by Susan Witcher and co-hostesses Donna Greenwade and Nancy Swenson. Six delegates reported on the Teen-Age Library Association state convention in San Angelo. The program ended with games led by Dianne Orbeck and refreshments served by Martha Smith.
Al Olson of Clifton writes to The Clifton Record from Galveston on March 7 1962 reporting the destruction of Olson Photo Associates premises by hurricane Carla. He states plans to move to Southern California with an industrial color processing lab in Anaheim Fullerton and to serve as technical representative and color consultant for M A P Inc Pacific Coast. He requests the newspaper send issues to his new Anaheim address.
On March 3 the First Baptist Church Young People's Training Union Depart ment took a group to Dallas for an afternoon of ice skating at Fair Park. They stopped in Cleburne for sack lunches, enjoyed the Aquarium, and dined in a Dallas restaurant before returning. Participants included Nellie Carr, Brenda Eggen, Karen Schramm, Jimmy Davidson, Chuck Blewett, A. W. Vickrey, Felix Wilson, Chester Dickerson Jr., Miss Gayle Tankersley, Bill Rucker, and Mr. and Mrs. Marcus L. Compton.
At 7 30 on Wednesday night March 21 Reverend Paul A Kluge pastor of Zion United Church of Christ in Waco will be the pulpit guest at Zion United Church of Christ in Womack. His topic will be The Man from Nazareth A Real Man Not A Myth.
Doyle J. Borchers of Clifton was installed as president of the Southern District Brotherhood of The American Lutheran Church at the Kerrville convention held March 2 and 3. About 403 delegates attended. the district includes Texas Louisiana and Arkansas with roughly 4500 members.
Mr and Mrs William Jantzen of Giddings congratulate longtime Records subscribers as their great granddaughter Leslie Jean Brown is born to Mr and Mrs Jimmy Brown of Austin on February 19. Leslie has an older sister Cindy Jo. Brown, a patrolman for the Austin Police Department, earned a sharpshooter award bar for a qualifying pistol score. Mrs Kathleen Kennedy and sister Mrs Arch Abbey of Dallas visited here with Kennedy's son in law and daughter Mr and Mrs E E Stewart and family from Friday to Sunday.
Job posting seeks a responsible person to service and collect from automatic dispensers. No experience needed. Requires a car and references with 450 to 900 dollars cash in hand. 4 to 8 hours weekly. Kay Co. location in Richfield Minnesota invites local applicants.
Ten 4-H Club members plus County Agent and A G Hanson traveled to College Station on Saturday March 10 for livestock judging practice. The group includes Bennie and Glenn Hanson Carroll Wayne Hanson Kenneth Hanson Dennis Johnson Tom Greenwade Douglas Sonntag Charlotte Miles Melvin Prescher and Derris Wenzel. Four top juniors and seniors will represent Bosque County at the District 4-H Eliminations in Stephenville on April 14 1962.
Roy May celebrated his 72nd birthday with all his children present on Sunday March 11. Attending were Mr and Mrs Walter May and children Rita Earl and Carol, Mr and Mrs Wilson New and children Mary and Alton, Mr and Mrs G W Guthrie, Mrs Ida Cranfill and children Dorothy Helen and Milton, Miss Anna Marie May, and Homer Thompson. The gathering closed with best wishes for many more happy birthdays. For sale scratch pads various sizes Clifton Record.
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