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Clifton Record

Location

Clifton, Texas, United States of America

Date

Mar 23, 1962

Page

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Midlothian Dominates Cub Relays With Final Race Victory

Midlothian clinched the Cub Relays trophy in Clifton last Saturday by finishing third in the mile relay to overcome a 3.5 point deficit and tallying 64 points. Burleson took second with 58 points, while Rogers led the field with 48 1/3 points and numerous details followed across events led by Ace Dyess and Bert Richards in field events and sprints.

Ace Dyess Rogers High School Aubrey Roberts Cub Dyess Jack Miller Burleson Midlothian Clifton Rogers Meridian Lometa Itasca Valley Mills Copperas Cove Bernard Erickson Ronny Thomas Glenn Murphree Gary Swenson Bert Richards Erickson Winkler Morrison Esck Danson Lehman Whitney Dunson Rudd Goldthwaite Smith Thompson Midway Chervenka Groppel Lorena Salvini Mosley Joshua McCarty Walnut Springs Gonnin Cedar Springs Hinton Briggs Connally Britham Moody Kopp Martindale Blum Hill Warren Gooderin Paul Kerens Harley Boswell Minchen Fairfield Duren McDowell McElroy Hico McCutchen Murphree Miller Cockerham Red Oak Cox Wilson Barksdale Saucier Weaver Cedar Hill Sanderson West Oglesby Swenson Cowan Lundberg Harbor Mid

Mrs Berg Undergoes Heart Surgery in Fort Worth

Mrs Lizzie Berg of Fort Worth, sister of Mrs Jurgen Gaustad of Clifton, underwent heart surgery last Thursday at Harris Memorial Hospital in Fort Worth. She is reported convalescing satisfactorily with several close relatives present. Meanwhile Mrs T J Figel of Laguna Park has been a patient at Clifton hospital since last Saturday.

Jurgen Gaustad Route 2 Clifton Record Office Lizzie Berg Fort Worth Bosque County Harris Memorial Hospital Berg T. J. Figel Laguna Park Clifton Hospital

Local Births Report From Clifton Area 1962

Mr and Mrs Crockett Light announce son David Brad born March 13 1962 at Clifton hospital weighing 9 pounds 4 ounces. Moiseis Torres and wife welcome son Moiseis Jr born March 14 1962 at Clifton hospital 7 pounds 5 ounces. Jack Allen Terrell and wife welcome son Bobby Wayne born March 14 1962 at local hospital 7 pounds 14 ounces. Sanger Douglas Shafer and wife announce daughter Paula Denise born March 16 1962 at Clifton hospital 6 pounds 11 ounces. Jack R Hill and wife announce son Bryan Ruel born March 17 1962 at Goodall and Witcher Clinic Hospital 8 pounds 13 ounces. Karen Marie Christenson born March 14 1962 in Pinole California weight 8 pounds 3 ounces with brother David Wayne five years old. Grandparents listed for several families in Clifton Capistrano Beach and California.

West 7Th Street Clifton Bobby Wayne Paula Denise Sanger Douglas Shafer Box Whitney Jack R. Hill Route 1 Bryan Ruel Goodall and Witcher Clinic H. R. Hill R. C. Langston John P. Christenson Pinole California Karen Marie David Wayne Ole J. Christenson L. H. Hunter Capistrano Beach

W C Bill Leck of Clifton Dies After Illness

William Charlie Leck longtime Bosque County resident died Tuesday March 20 1962 at the local hospital after a stroke and prolonged illness Funeral services were held March 21 at the Clifton Funeral Home Chapel with Reverend G G Melton and Johnny Weatherford officiating Interment followed in Clifton Cemetery Leck survived by son Herbert four brothers eight sisters and three grandchildren

William Charlie Bill) Leck Clifton Bosque County Leck Mr. Leck Clifton Funeral Home G. G. Melton Clifton Fundamental Baptist Church Johnny Weatherford M. D. Woodruff Susan Witcher Leo Albrecht Albert Spitzer Earl Casey Alfred Wessinger Alvin Lyon Baby Harris William Charlie Leck Wade Place Brazos River Charlie Augusta Boelter Leck Alice Wilcox Zion United Church of Christ Womack Ed Leck Albert Leck Walter Leck Otto Bethke Lena Adolph Sanders Meta Louie Cash Hilda Jack Rosmond Hulda Breckenridge Johnny Mickelson Olga Cranfills Gap Cecil Favors Ida Dallas E. L. Bridgers Elsie Odessa Mat Williams Leona Morgan

Trustees Seek Seats in Valley Mills District Voting May

Absentee voting starts in the county and nine independent and rural districts for trustee races set on April 7. Candidates are listed for Clifton CranfilIs Gap Meridian Morgan Valley Mills Walnut Springs Mosheim Iredell and Koppers along with County School Board spots Commissioners Precincts 1 and 3 and a county at large post.

Jimmie B. Gill Valley Mills Independent School Clifton Crawfills Gap Valley Mills Walnut Springs Koppers Iredell M. H. Brown Kenneth Blackman Edgar Finstad Homer Burleson Rudolph Eisen John Gaston Meridian Alvin L. Cate W. G. Hampton Morgan Jack Kirton Leo M. Smith Buster Thompson Oliver Veteto Gene Turner T. P. Golden B. B. Cecil Carl Simpson Jr W. H. Collins Jesse J. Jones M. J. Fox Joe Bob Damron R. L. Willis Mosheim C. O. Jones Fred Vickrey R. F. Sommerfeld Wesley Gosdin J. D. Gatewood Jake Poitevint Derwood E. Polk Jim Hall Lloyd Kuykendall Bill Runyan W. P. Bosworth Thomas W. Reagan Harry Dulick Commissioners W. C. Main

License Plate Deadline Approaches in County

Behringer says April 1 1962 is the plate deadline and many have not bought 1962 plates. Courthouse tax office stays open Saturday March 31 until 5 PM to serve those in line.

Arl Behringer Mr. Behringer

Whites Relocate to Fort Worth New Public Health Role

Mr and Mrs John L White and son move from Temple to Fort Worth where Mr White joins the staff of the United States Public Health Hospital. He is the son of Mr and Mrs Lynn White of Star Route 1 Clifton. New Fort Worth address is 3721 Killian Fort Worth 19.

John L. White Temple Fort Worth White United States Public Health Hospital Mr. White Lynn White Star Route 1 Clifton Killian

Open House Marks Brashers Golden Wedding Anniversary

Former Bosque County residents Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Brasher hosted an open house at Petersburg Methodist Church for their 50th anniversary. Family members from Cranfills Gap Tulsa Plainview Lockney Corpus Christi and the Philippine mission station called in with greetings. A granddaughter and grandson assisted, and a Hong Kong purchased linen tablecloth highlighted the refreshing table with a three tiered cake.

Bosque County Alfred Brasher Petersburg Petersburg Methodist Church Fellowship Hall Cranfills Gap John Farley Eleanora Corpus Christi Curtis Bra Sher Tulsa Verus Brasher Plainview Virgil Brasher Lockney Brashers Walter Hunt Aliene Philippine Islands Davao City Mindanao Hunt

Clifton Band Parents Plan Meeting on Caps and Entertainment

A Clifton Band Parents Association meeting is set for Monday night March 26 at 7:00 in the Band Hall. The agenda includes discussion on purchasing new caps for the Clifton High School Marching Band and planning an entertainment event to honor junior band members with a $1 per member limit.

Clifton Band Parents’ Association Clifton High School T. J. Wiggins Wiggins Jerry Godby Eldon Zimmerman T. J Dick) White Bend Parents’ Association Brown Calvert H. Hoel M. D. Coffman J. W. Shipp W. T. Holder

Thurston Wright Weds Shirley Hall in Rio Vista Ceremony

On March 17, Mr. Thurston Wright married Miss Shirley Maxine Hall. The bride, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ted Hall of Rio Vista, and the groom, son of Mr. and Mrs. Garland Wright of Clifton, reside in Cleburne. The bride studied at Rio Vista High and worked for Hartford Insurance in Dallas. Wright, a Clifton High School graduate who attended Arlington State College, is a Santa Fe brakeman.

Thurston Wright Shirley Maxine Hall Ted Hall Rio Vista Garland Wright Clifton Rio Vista High School

Tennisons Visit Davidson Family in Shreveport

Mr. and Mrs. L. E. Tennison left Friday afternoon for Shreveport Louisiana to spend the weekend with their son in law and daughter Mr. and Mrs. L. Pierce Davidson and their sons David and Donel.

L. E. Tennison Shreveport Louisiana L. Pierce Davidson David and Donel

Leon Andress Named County Service Officer for Veterans

Leon Andress of Walnut Springs has been named County Service Officer by the Commissioners Court to aid veterans and their families with service connected problems. He will work with county veterans’ organizations and be available in the Meridian Sheriff's Office on specified dates March 29, April 10 and 24, May 8 and 22, and June 12 and 26, or at his home or by telephone SW7-2407 for information on veteran matters.

Leon Andress Walnut Springs Commissioners Court Andress Meridian

Lois Nell Lammert Named 4 H Scholarship Candidate

Miss Lois Nell Lammert daughter of Mr and Mrs Raymond Lammert of Garnersville has been selected as one of six 4 H girls to be visited by the Texas Home Demonstration Association state judging committee for scholarships. Three of the six will receive 500 dollar THDA scholarships. Lammert turned in her 4 H Club Record Book to the District Office before January 1 1962 and it was judged best in District 8 before being sent to College Station for state judging. The committee will visit her at home on Wednesday morning April 4. She is a former Clifton 4 H member and a UT Austin home economics student.

Lucy May Burrus Lois Nell Lammert Raymond Lammert Garnersville Texas Home Demonstration Association THDA Lammert College Station Miss Lammert University of Texas In Austin

District meeting draws Bosque County 4-H and home demonstrators

Bosque County delegates including Mrs. Raymond Lammert Mrs. Jim Jenson and Mrs. Cullen Robinson attended the Texas Home Demonstration Association district meeting in Hillsboro March 15 and 16 with 4-H workshop participation by Miss Lucy May Burrus and Alice Radde. The Bosque County Home Demonstration Council met to hear reports and adopt recommendations on yearbooks 4-H finance recreation and other items with most measures approved.

Raymond Lammert Garnersville Jim Jenson Busy Bee HD Club Clifton Cullen Robinson Coyote HD Club Bosque County Texas Home Demonstration Association Hillsboro Lucy May Burrus Alice Radde Meridian W. P. Downey Tom White F. L. Thiele E. C. Johle W. S. Long Bosque County Home Ran Lander S. T. Seljos Bruce Lammert Walter Anz Lincoln Ferris Jake Seljos Council

Clifton outing with Rester and Mattiza families

Spending last Saturday and Sunday near Clifton with Mrs. W. W. Rester and her son Stephen, their son Bob Rester a UT Austin student, and Mr. and Mrs. R. W. Mattiza Jr. with children Mike Wyatt and Heather of Fort Worth. Mrs. Mattiza is a daughter of Mrs. Rester.

Clifton W. W. Rester Stephen Bob Rester University of Texas In Austin R. W. Mattiza Jr Mike Wyatt Heather Fort Worth Mattiza Rester

Abilene College Buys Dr Nichol Library of 4000 Books

Mrs. E A Priddy sold the library of her late father Dr C R Nichol to Abilene Christian College in Abilene on March 18. The collection includes about 4000 books, many first editions and 18th century works, with languages including Greek Hebrew and German. The college plans to place Dr Nichol’s name on each case and marks each book as part of his collection. A portion of the purchase price will be donated to ACC in his memory.

Dr. Nichol Abilene Christian College E. A. Priddy C. R. Nichol Church of Christ Abilene Clifton Nichol ACC Millikin

Clifton High School Band Wins Big at Region II Contest

Clifton High School sent 21 local soloists and ensemble members to the Region II Solo and Ensemble Contest at Temple. First division soloists included Kay Schramm and Kay Kincheloe among others. first division ensemble featured a clarinet quartet. Second and third division performers also competed as judge George Nelson presided and band director Bill Brown praised the students.

Clifton High School Temple Clifton Kay Schramm Lavonne Eggen Janet Schrantz Kay Kincheloe Christie Jenson Peggy Aars Charles Larson Johnny Mangham Nell George Nelson Southwestern University Georgetown Bill Brown

Experiment Station Field Day in Mt Gregor Texas

The Mt Gregor Texas Experiment Station announces a field day on Thursday March 29 led by superintendent H O Hill. A 10:00 A M bus tour lasts about 30 minutes then a noon Dutch treat barbecue. In the afternoon Dr A M Sorenson and others from Texas A M College discuss cattle reproduction calf crops and meat judging with live demonstrations. Bulls from Hereford Angus Brahman and Charbray breeds will be offered for private treaty on a first come first served basis after testing gains of 2.6 pounds per day. Bulls viewable anytime.

Mt.Gregor Texas Experiment Station H. O. Hill Ed McKay McLennan County A. M. Sorenson Texas A. & M. College Walter Kruse McGregor Experiment Station O. D. Butler Douglas Wythe Texas A. & M

Bronstad Couple Return From Dallas Visit

Mr and Mrs C G Bronstad returned home Thursday of last week from Dallas where they spent several days with their son in law and daughter Mr and Mrs Bill McDowell and daughter Mollye Mrs McDowell is recuperating after a severe arthritis attack.

C. G. Bronstad Dallas Bill McDowell Mollye

Prices and Market Rundown From Clifton Auction

Thursday morning prices from Clifton buyers show eggs at 26 cents per dozen for Large, 23 cents for A medium and B large, 15 cents for pullets and cracks. Cream at 40 cents a pound. Grain includes cats 70 cents a bushel, milling wheat 1.80, spring wheat 1.50, mile 1.85 ewt, barley 2 cents, yellow corn 1.25 bushel or 1.10 ear. Approximately 550 cattle offered at Wednesday sale. market steady. Slaughter steers and yearlings 23 to 25.50. choice butcher calves 23 to 28.50. medium to good 22 to 23. cows 14.50 to 1?. canners and cutters 10 to 14. bulls 18 to 20. stocker steers and yearlings 26 to 34. stocker calves 22 to 34.

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