Chamber Banquet To Hear Lawyer-Humorist Murphey
Attorney and humorist Bob Murphey of Nacogdoches County will speak at the Clifton Chamber of Commerce third annual banquet and membership meeting at 7 p.m. Friday April 5 at the Clifton National Guard Armory. Tickets are available at Farmers State Bank Clifton with no atdoor sales and a barbecue dinner will be catered by Vance Godbey of Fort Worth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bob Murphey
Nacogdoches County
Clifton Chamber of Commerce
Clifton National Guard
Murphey
East Texas
Piney Woods
Torney
Texas Bar
Mr. Murphey
United States
Farmers State Bank
Clifton
Vance Godbey
Fort Worth
Clifton Eighth Graders Take Third In Junior Relays
Clifton eighth graders finished third at the Clifton Junior High Cub Relays held at Cubs Stadium. Midway won the seventh grade division with 156 points and also topped the eighth grade division with 199 points, while McGregor led the ninth grade division with 932 points. full results list event-by-event placements for 7th grade including shot put, pole vault, broad jump, discus, high jump, and sprints.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clifton
Clifton Junior High School
Cubs
McGregor
Horn
Midway
Whiteside
Mart
Booker
Garcia
Alvarado
Miles
Brosin
Garnbury
Bohan
Joshua
Golenor
Griffin
West
Hague
Glomb
Daniels
Granbury
Row
Meador
Ulrich
Crowley
Hemphill
Berkley
Scott
Hamilton
Dixon
Lively
Touver
King
Ledsome
Swaim
Damelin
Phillips
Dempsey
Fuqua
Clifton Chapter To Mark FHA Week
The Clifton Chapter of Future Homemakers of America observes National FHA-HERO Week March 21 through April 6 led by advisor Mrs. Cindy Morris. Activities include services March 31 at First Presbyterian Church and a banquet with installation on April 4 plus community events such as a March of Dimes walk and themed days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clifton
Future Homemakers of America
Cindy Morris
First Presbyterian Church
Palmer School Principal Praises Clifton Aid After Asthma Incident
Principal Mark L. Chesley commends Clifton residents for swift help when a Palmer School athlete suffered an asthma attack on March 16, 1974. He thanks coaches, school staff, police, and hospital personnel for locating care and ensuring prompt treatment. The letter was sent to Mayor Jim B. Smith and other officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Palmer
Clifton
Jim B. Smith
Mark L. Chesley
Kent Appleby
A. L. Grissom
Goodall-Witcher Hospital Foundation
W. T. Holder
Chesley
Candidates Corner invites April 6 election announcements
The Clifton Record offers each candidate one free candidacy announcement and one optional photo for the city and school elections on April 6. Submissions may be adapted to fit the newspaper’s style and space.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clifton Record
Clifton School Board Candidate Mrs Gloff Seeks Trustees Seat
Mrs. Donald A. Gloff announces candidacy for the Clifton Independent School District Board of Trustees. A former teacher with a BS in elementary education from Sam Houston State College, she has teaching experience from Huntsville Liberty Texas City and Haddonfield New Jersey, plus private tutoring.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donald A. Gloff
Clifton Independent School District Board of Trustees
Gloff
Sam Houston State Teachers College
Sam Houston State University
Huntsville
Liberty
Texas City
Philadelphia
Clergy Seek Funds for Bosque County Senior Services
Clifton ministers urge city council to apply to HOTCOG for a $21,000 federal grant to fund aging services in Bosque County. The plan requires a $2,500 local match and will support meals on wheels, volunteer visits, and transport for medical appointments through a countywide effort led by the Ministers Alliance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clifton Ministers’ Alliance
Clifton City
Heart of Texas Council of Government
Bosque County
Jim B. Smith
Jerome Teithmiller
Ministers’ Alliance
Immanual Lutheran Church
Clifton
Alliance of
Heart of Texas Council of Governments
Hotcog
Billy Mack Patteson
Meridian
United Methodist Church
Goodall - Witchers Hospital Foundation
Will Miles
Patteson
Two Hurt As Truck Plunges Into Field
A tractor and semi-trailer tipped onto its right side after leaving Farm Market Road 219 and State Highway 22. Firefighters from the Clifton Volunteer and West Shore fire departments, with ambulances from Clifton Funeral Home, aided two injured men later identified as Homer A. Moore and Hickey Ratmah. They were rushed to Googli witener Hospital Cullen after extraction took about an hour. Texas DPS called Griffin How Service to move the vehicle, owned by American Bakeries of Dallas, from the N. P. Powell Ranch scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farm Market Road
Cufton Volunteer Fire Department
Westsnore Kire Department
Clifton
Googailwitener Hospital
Boungation
Cullen
Homer A
R.N
Meridian Hospital
John Outlaw
Elling
N. P. Powell
Break-In At Gap Foods Market In Crawfills Gap
Estimated 3000 dollars in cash checks and merchandise were stolen in a burglary at Gap Foods Super Market Crawfills Gap. A store employee found the break-in around 7 30 a m and alerted Bosque County Sheriff John Baxter. Deputy Phil Staley investigates noting the rear door lock was jimmied and entry appears made by multiple suspects with an exit over a fence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gap Foods
Crawfills Gap
Hico
Anna Marie Simmons
Bosque County
John O. Baxter
Phil Staley
Meridian
Staley
Bloodmobile Draws 91 Donors at Clifton Church
Ninety one units of blood were collected when the American Red Cross Bloodmobile visited First United Methodist Church in Clifton. Nine eight volunteers were screened out for health reasons, and twenty four donors gave blood for the first time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard
Stark
Red Cross
Clifton
United Methodist Church
American Red Cross Bloodmobile
First United Methodist Church
Cleon Flanagan
Bloodmobile
Flanagan
Ted Steenblock
Trinity Lutheran Church
W. T. Holder
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Mann
Collins
Cudd
Lofton
Wagley
Gerik
Mark
Palmer School
Council
Waco
Ted Jones
Clifton High School
Clifton Cubs
Gap
Doyle Crews
Miss Sand
Appleby
Bobby J. Conrad
Frank Smith Jr
J. D. Fincher
B. C. Bennett
George Calvert
Roland Jones
George Doggett
Paul Barnett
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