Lions Plan New Meeting Day and Place
Clifton Lions Club announces a noon meeting move to Pete Cooksey's Place on the second and fourth Mondays starting April. At a March 22 gathering Jim Jones sold pancakes tickets for an April 4 Civic Center supper, while Joe Bruce from the Army Corps of Engineers urged Lake Whitney water safety measures amid drownings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert L. Baldridge
Clifton Lions Club
Minnie Schmidt
Tommy Schmidts
Schmidts
Lions
Pete Cooksey
Jim Jones
Civic Center
Joe Bruce
Army Corps of Engineering Office
Lake Whitney
Bruce
Winners named in BSWCD annual land contest in Hico
The Bosque Soil and Water Conservation District held its annual land pasture and range contest March 23 in Hico, with about 200 entries from three districts. Junior and senior land judging and pasture range contests yielded multiple school teams honors, including Stephenville and Valley Mills, Glen Rose and Meridian. Booster Club plans an all-sports banquet to honor CHS athletes across tennis, track, golf and baseball.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bosque Soil and Water Conservation District
Hico
Hamilton-Coryell Soil and Water Conservation District
Soil Conservation Service
Stephenville
Meridian
Valley Mills
Glen Rose
Valley Ills
John Kurn
Johnny Wilson
al Aherty
Bill Teichelmann
Max Bench
David Dagley
Louis Boff
Keith Allen
tIn
David Churchman
Danny Wortham
Robert King
Brock Bruce
Tim Lane
Robert Nichols
Bill Clark
Carlton Tidwell
Dwayne Weehunt
Travis Churchman
Jerry White
Cancer memorials total to 371.30 in Bosque County unit
Memorials for February and March to the Bosque County Unit of the American Cancer Society amount to 371.30. Names of deceased honored include Horace Barber and Fritz Thiele Sr. plus many others. Volunteers and addresses noted. Easter sunrise service planned at Krueger Hill with sermon titled A Cock Crows. Massachusetts adopts first minimum wage act for women and minors cited in labor history.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bosque County
American Cancer Society
Horace W. Barber
R. L. Bowen
Eldridge Patton
Fritz Thiele Sr
Cris E. Pierson
Paul Bernier
Johnny Coston
Lester Oliver
R. C. Rhodes
Pat McClure
Walter C. Butler
Johnny I. Solberg
Tal McCown
Elmo
Sarah) Dansby
Gene Bush
T. D. Carlock
Myrtle Byers
Enid Carlisle
Dillard Wynn
Gladys DeVlaming
Morgan
Cedar Shores
Clifton
Valley Mills
Walnut Springs
Steele Creek
Laguna Park Airport
Meridian
Koppers
Walling Bend
Norse
Fairview
Whitney
Waco
Crawford
Fort Worth
Vernon
McAllen
South Houston
Kauf
Man el Paso
Wichita Falls
Odessa
Dimmitt
Amherst
Norman
Okla
Portales
N. Mex
Utah
Fallbrook
Azusa
Cainf
Glynn Snyder
T. N. Foster
C. K. Ward Jr
Cancer Crusade
ACS
Jerome Teichmiller
Immanuel Lutheran Church
Christ
Krueger Hill
Hillside
Raymond Herzog
Immanuel
Teichmiller
Church Fellowship Hall
Massachusetts
U.S. Labor Department
All Sports Banquet Planned for Clifton High March 31
The Clifton High School Booster Club hosts its annual sports banquet on March 31 at 7 p.m. in the Armory. Guest speaker is Sil Pro defensive star Bob Killy, recently retired from the Dallas Cowboys. The event honors varsity football, girls and boys basketball, junior varsity girls and boys basketball, and girls volleyball teams for their season achievements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bob Killy
Dallas Cowboys
Clifton High School
By DeLeon
Immanuel plans Sunrise Service hymn lines
The note references a sunrise service by Immanuel with hymn lines from W B Collyer praising the risen Saviour. The text quotes Morning breaks upon the tomb and other celebratory lines as the morning breaks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Immanuel
Jesus
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Coast Guard
BSWCD
Bosque
Booster Club
Hospital
Immanuel Men's Club
Bosque Valley
Pastor Teichmiller
Jamie Zander
Frank Smith
North Ave
W. B. Collyer
White Auto Store
USDA
Fox's Pizza
Rath’s
U.S. NO
Morton
Duncan Hines
School Board Trustee
Clifton Independent School District
Pol. Pol. Adv
Ron Dorsey
Ernest Cheyne
Chmn
St. Rt. 1
Ethel
Center Business
Central Telephone Company OF
Texas
Clifton Telephone Company
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