Title I Meeting Held At Baylor Science Building
Bosque County officials and several Title I teachers attended a daylong meeting at Baylor University in Waco to review evaluation guidelines for the Title I program. Superintendent Heartsill noted Bosque schools are testing for the annual Title I evaluation with counselors Wilson and Stevens assisting. On April 20 Heartsill and Iredell Schools Superintendent Bradley visited the Texas Education Agency in Austin for a school business matter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom T. Heartsill
Ada Margaret Hardcastle
Bosque County
Baylor University Science
Waco
Heartsill
T. B. Wilson
Meridian
Joe Stevens
Clifton
Ralph Bradley
Iredell
Texas Education Agency
Austin
Special savings on BIC pens at Clifton Record
Office special saving offer for extra fine point BIC RF-49 pens. Buy one dozen and get two dozen medium point free, reduced from 10.44 to 5.88. Promotion details appear in The Clifton Record.
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Clifton Record
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Womack Reunion Held At Whitney
Abner Vandy and Armintie Womack descendants held a gathering at the VFW Hall in Whitney on Sunday April 24. Sixty two family members attended from Bosque and Hill Counties and beyond including six brothers and three sisters and numerous relatives. Reception featured attendees from Los Angeles Garden Grove Springfield Dallas and Fort Worth with extended families from Sweetwater Garland Smith Bend and Oxford Kansas. After a meal the group spent the afternoon reminiscing and enjoyed a wonderful time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abner Vandy
Armintie Womack
VFW Hall
Whitney
Womack
Bosque
Hill Counties
Barney Womack
Los Angeles
California
Ronald Mittermeier
Garden Grove
Tom Womack
Springfield
Colorado
Earl Thompson
Dallas
Raymond Womack
Curtis Womack
David
Charles Womack
Hubert Martin
Odell Martin
Sam Givens
Fort Worth
Eugene Kissick
Dwayne Kissick
Abilene
Womack Martin
Sweetwater
Charles Martin
Annie Lois Martin
Oxford
Kansas
Marvin Womack
Barbara Clark
Garland
Richard Womack
Bakkes Entertain For Rev Nelson Welcome Party
Mr and Mrs Mervin Bakke hosted a 42 party at the Oscar Omenson Estate in Clifton on Thursday night April 21 honoring Reverend and Mrs Joel E Nelson of Watertown South Dakota. Attending were Mr and Mrs Vernon Swenson Mr and Mrs Adolph Schulze Mr and Mrs Gus Hoel Mr and Mrs Milford O Murphree Mr and Mrs A B Alland Mr and Mrs C Pernell Aars Mr and Mrs Oren J Canuteson Sr Mr and Mrs Clarence Colwick and Mrs Royce Graham and daughter all of Clifton plus guests from Irving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mervin Bakke
Route 2
Clifton
Oscar Omenson
Joel E. Nelson
Watertown
South Dakota
Our Savior’s Lutheran Church
Norse
Vernon Swenson
Adolph Schulze
Gus Hoel
Milford O. Murphree
A. B. Alland
C. Pernell Aars
Oren J. Canuteson Sr
Clarence Colwick
Royce Graham
Irving
Transmissions of All Kinds Standard and Overdrive
Clifton shop advertises expert transmission services at 215 North Avenue D offering standard and overdrive repairs and replacements for cars and trucks with quick turnaround and affordable rates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. Ave. D. Clifton
Community Public Service picks new president in Fort Worth
C. L. Cooke, 39 year veteran, elected president of the Community Public Service Company by the board in Fort Worth on April 21. He succeeds N. R. Parsons who retires. Cooke will also join the board to fill Parsons seat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. L. Cooke
Community Public Service Company
Power Company
Fort Worth
Mr. Cooke
Utility Company
N. R. Parsons
Parsons
R. L. Bowen
Cooke
Texas- Louisiana Power Company
General Office
Zimmerman Tops Freshman Favorites at Texas Lutheran College
Stephen Zimmerman named Freshman Favorite at Texas Lutheran College in Seguin among several runoffs. He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Eldon Zimmerman of Clifton and a 1965 Clifton High School graduate majoring in pre law at Texas Lutheran.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas Lutheran College
Seguin
Stephen Zimmerman
Eldon Zimmerman
Clifton
Nancy Egg
Meyersville
Paula Brewer
Bay City
Everett Simmons
Austin
Stephen Feller
Fredericksburg
Donna Luedtke
McGregor
Ronald Rinn
Jacksonville
Florida
Luedtke
E. R. Luedtke
Route 2
Magdalene Holm
Moulton
Richard Strot
Stephen
Jacquelyn Hilbrich
Westoff
Clifton High School
Texas Lutheran
Tarpley Attends Protective Relay Engineers Conference
James Tarpley division electrical superintendent for the company attended the Annual Conference for Protective Relay Engineers at Texas A&M University in College Station from April 25 to 27.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Tarpley
Community Public Service Company
College Station
Texas A & M University
Restocking Not a Cure for Fishing Decline in Texas
Texas Parks and Wildlife Department warns against overstocking restocked waters. A spokesman says adding more fish to established populations is costly and ineffective. Emphasis shifts to comprehensive management including watershed soil conservation and livestock fencing to keep ponds clear and undisturbed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas Parks and Wildlife Department
Texas
Lake renovation tactics amid overcrowding and fish pressures
The text outlines that overcrowded lakes require draining and complete fish removal before restocking. It notes large lakes are costly to renovate, drought periods help treatment, and research in Texas and other states seeks partial or predator-based solutions as a faster alternative.
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Texas
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H. H. Gerdes
Patrick McGonagill
Optometrists
Washington
Sherwin-Williams
Excello
WRU Wy Rays
Dare
C. E. Schow Lumber Co., Inc
West 3Rd Street
Bakkes
Rev
Nelson
Clifton Gear Works
Lone Star Gas
Community Public
Cc. L. Cooke
TLC
Joe Little
South Avenue
West 5Th Street
Clifton, Texas
State OF Texas
County OF Bosque
Velma W. Golden
County Law, Library Fund
Bosque County Insurance
W. Golden
Jimmie B. Gill
Commissioners’ Cour
Treas
Byunty
Commissioners’ Court
Jack M. Railsback
J. F. Cooper
E. W. Page
T. A. Blassingame
Curtis Bakke
Ren
Service and Supplies
Pearson
Jenson & Parks Insurance Agency
N. Ave
Farmers State Bank
West Fifth Street
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