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Newspaper
Clifton Record
Location
Clifton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 21, 1968
Page
5
Mr and Mrs Pernie Dansby express gratitude to doctors and nurses for care received in hospital. They thank friends and relatives for flowers and support and extend prayers for everyone.
A patient expresses gratitude to the doctors nurses and entire staff at Goodall-Witcher Hospital for excellent care during a stay. Appreciation is extended to friends and loved ones for gifts cards flowers and visits with a blessing for their kindness.
Mrs. Lee Conrade thanks the doctors nurses and entire staff for wonderful care at Goodall-Witcher Hospital and thanks friends and loved ones for visits and cards. Wishes them rich rewards for their thoughtfulness.
The Niemeier Gauer families express gratitude for words of sympathy deeds of kindness and support during their loss. They thank the pastor choir funeral home staff and relatives for flowers memories food and service. May God bless each one. Ernest Niemeier J D Gauer and Ronnie with families.
Mae Moore died at 2 50 a m Saturday March 9 in Providence Hospital Waco. Funeral services were held 2 p m March 10 at Lee Funeral Home Chapel McGregor with Rev C P Hawkins officiating and burial followed in McGregor Cemetery. Survivors include her brother Joe Moore and several nieces and nephews.
Clifton Record advertises Swingline Tot 50 stapler packs including stapler and staples for 98 cents. The offer highlights a compact office supply deal likely aimed at small workplaces and students.
Mr Luke Shira pastor of Clifton Church of Christ announces he will move to Victor near Beaumont to lead a local church by July 1. He praises Clifton as hospitable and notes pastoring roles in Hamilton and South Waco.
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