Coon Creek Singing Draws Local Residents and Guests
Several Fairview residents attended the Coon Creek singing Sunday. Reverend and Mrs. Buddy Young and their children were guests that day, enjoying the community event.
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Newspaper
Clifton Record
Location
Clifton, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 01, 1964
Page
3
Several Fairview residents attended the Coon Creek singing Sunday. Reverend and Mrs. Buddy Young and their children were guests that day, enjoying the community event.
In the home of Mr. and Mrs. W. P. Downey local gatherings included a cooking school in Waco with several ladies. Visits spread from Clifton to Dick Blassingame’s and P. R. Downey’s homes as relatives and friends shared weekends and Sunday afternoons.
Clifton High School FHA Chapter members Nancy Swenson Susan Witcher Delores Strump ler Lila Musselman and Janet Schrantz travel to Austin for the Texas Association of Future Homemakers of America state meeting. Mrs MB Jameson and Mrs L Witcher accompany as sponsors with Nancy set to be installed as a state officer.
Sixty three band students and several guests attended the Clifton High Band annual banquet at Lavender's Cafeteria in Waco hosted by the Clifton Band Parents Association. Superintendent Kent Appleby and others joined as invited guests while the band presented Mr. Judah with a $10 gift certificate.
The Band Parents Association entertainment committee organized the banquet with Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Standefer Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Jack R. Hill and Dr. and Mrs. Troy C. Eggen acting as organizers.
Mrs. Jack Raver of New York City departed for home after a two week Clifton stay with her mother Mrs. Millie Price. Mrs. Raver flew from Dallas by plane. Mr. and Mrs. Tommy Bedford of Beaumont visited here from Friday to Sunday with her parents Mr. and Mrs. Arthur L. Bronstad and other local relatives.
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