Flower Show Awards Highlight Club Members and Youth Ribbons
The Flower Show page notes blue ribbons for artistic and horticulture divisions among club members led by Mrs. Frank Bishop and Mrs. Currie Duncan. Youth entries won blue red yellow and white ribbons with several students named. Special awards went to Joan Spieler Studio Chitoen Floral Live Oak Nursery and others as judges from Marin Waco Cranills Gap evaluated 109 attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Bishop
Carl Remington
M. L. Lansford
W. E. Grimes
Currie Duncan
A. N. Ranale
M. K. Bradstreet
Ray Byford
Gayle Bernhardt
Gladys Ledlow
Beatrice Record
Tod Outlaw
Doana Hampe
Sherry Bronstad
James Hardin
Joe Kral
Joan Spieler
Chitoen Floral Company
Artistic Floral Company
Live Oak Nursery
National Council
Mmes
Austin Bryan
B. C Mossman Jr
Marin
W. H. Granger
A. BE. Neumann
T. V. Compton
Waco
Marvin Ottmers
Cranills Gap
Salvation Army Plans Campaign To Support Local Program
The Salvation Army committee outlines cooperation with other groups to meet critical needs. Richard Liardon leads a selection for two boys to attend the army's summer camp May 30 to June 6. A finance campaign starts May 16 with a coffee and donut meeting for workers and concludes by June 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salvation Army
Richard Liardon
Study Guild Holds Meeting on April 13 1971
Twelve members of the Business and Professional Women's Study Guild met at Mrs. Kalscheuer’s home with co-hostesses Mrs. Kalscheuer and Mrs. Pederson. Roll call featured Proverbs quotes and a devotional by Mrs. J Leo Jenson on Dedicated and Holy Hands. Peter Marshall selection from Mr Jones Meets the Master read by Mrs. O R Jenson. Plans to meet again in June at Mrs. Alma Hoff’s home with Mrs. J B Darden and Mrs. George Harris hosting. Refreshments were served. Rev and Mrs John D Rozell visited in place of Rev and Mrs Guy Wilson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Business and Professional Women’s Study Guild
Hans Kalscheuer
Kalscheuer
Otto Pederson
J. Leo Jenson
Ollowing
O. R. Jenson
Peter Marshall
Jones
Guild
Alma Hoff
J. B. Darden
George Harris
CHS band earns multiple class ratings and honors
The CHS marching band shows marked improvement with a 2-A and 1-A class ranking across UIL concert and sight reading contests. The Stage band earned 1st and 3rd places at several competitions including Castleberry and Brownwood, conducted by Mel Cowan with Karen Tweedle as drum major. Members Tim Hoel Lazane Smith and Ronnie Cosper joined All-District and All-Regional bands, while Becky Helms and Vicki Conrad led as top performers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
CHS
UIL
Castleberry
Stephenville
Tarleton
Brownwood
Mel Cowan
Karen Tweedle
Becky Helms
Susie Calvert
Pat Watson
Debra Brown
Bettye Brown
Tim Hoel
Lazane Smith
Ronnie Cosper
Tim
Ronnie
Brenda Richards
Heidi Anitt
Brenda Wells
Vicki Conrad
Janie Conrad
Karen Garf
Leon Smith
Austin
Becky Heims
Gus Krueger
Jim Stewart
Vicky Conrad
Betty McDougal
Kenneth Barnett
Hospital fund drive fuels Clifton project progress
The hospital drive leaders Charles M. Isenhower mayor of Clifton Robert B. Lane fundraiser chair Harold Warren fundraiser director and clergy Rev Clay L Burns Rev Cleon Flannigan spoke at the event. Construction crews and equipment are being assembled and actual work is set to begin in a few days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles M. Isenhower
Clifton
Robert B. Lane
Harold Warren
Clay L. Burns
San Antonio
Memorials and local visits span April noting gifts and recreation
April memorials totaled 35.69 dollars for Mrs. Roy Womack Mollye Mc Dowell Bell Mrs. Jesse Bishop Edith K. Bobbitt from Clifton Morgan El Dorado Kopper and Valley Mills. Howard Golden Price Wallace and spouses visited Buchanan Dam with Mrs. Harold Mitchison touring the lake on the Murchison pontoon boat and enjoying a fish fry. They reported a 54 pound catfish caught the prior week. Mrs. Murchison is the niece of Mr. Golden and Mr. Wallace. Sr. of Valley Mills
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy Womack
Mollye McDowell Bell
Jesse Bishop
Edith K. Bobbitt
Clifton, Morgan
el Dorado
Kopper and
Valley Mills
Howard Golden
Price Wallace
Buchanan Dam
Harold Mitchison
Murchison
Golden
Mr. Wallace
Rural Mail Box Fix Up Week Designated
The Postal Service designates a May week for rural and box delivery star routes to inspect and improve mailboxes. May 17-22 is selected to emphasize weatherproof, neat receptacles. Each rural box should display the owner's name for carrier visibility. City curbline boxes may be traditional rural, suburban, or approved modern designs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Postal Service
Lake Whitney Baptist Revival Set For May 16 23
Lake Whitney Baptist Church two miles west of Lake Whitney Dam on Highway 22 and one mile north on Farm to Market 3618 hosts a revival May 16 to 23 at 8 00 p m daily Rev Charles Gillan pastor Don Childress Evangelist Dalton Bland song leader The closing Sunday May 23 includes a river baptism at 3 00 p m and a grounds dinner Public invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lake Whitney
Countians Buy $26,000 in U S Savings Bonds
U S Savings Bond sales in Bosque County for the first quarter of 1971 totaled 26006.00 with 5142.00 purchased in March. Texas first quarter sales reached 51858807 reflecting 29 percent of the state goal. National March sales 513 million, up 20.3 percent from 1970. First quarter national sales 1374 million, 28.6 percent of the 1917 goal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Savings
Bosque County
Wm. B. Bertelsen
County Savings Bonds Committee
Texas
Hill Junior College Summer School Schedule Released
Registrar Louis Allen announces Hill Junior College 1971 summer sessions two six week terms from May 28 to July 12 1971. Freshmen and sophomores may enroll with required forms including application health certificate and high school transcript. Transfer students need a statement of standing. Contact the Registrar for details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hill Junior College
Louis Allen
Allen
Regislar
Drying Water in Body Skips One Third of Weight
A man with a normal weight of 150 pounds would weigh about 50 pounds less if all the water in his body were removed. The statement highlights how body water contributes to overall weight.
County Home Landscape Planning Guide by Miss Dunn
The article outlines a master plan for home landscapes, urging a scaled drawing on graph paper and division into public private and service areas. It emphasizes overall design over plant selection, screening and accessibility, plus sources for plant selection such as garden encyclopedias libraries and local nurseries.
Recreation Center Ad Phone Number Corrected
The notice corrects last week’s advertisement for Clifton Recreation Center phone contact. The correct number is 675 3724 and readers are asked to update their phone directories.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Clifton Recreation Center
Recreation Center
Engagement Announced for Lana Lindberg and Robert Hill
Mr and Mrs R W Lindberg Sr of Valley Mills announce the engagement of their daughter Lana Joyce to Robert J Hill son of Mr Jack H Hill of Waco. The wedding is set for June 5 1971 at United Methodist Church Valley Mills. Miss Lindberg is a 1970 Valley Mills High School graduate and Tarleton State College student. Mr Hill is a 1968 Connally High School graduate and Tarleton State College student.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. W. Lindberg Sr
Valley Mills
Lana Joyce
Robert J. Hill
Jack H. Hill
Waco
United Methodist Church
Miss Lindberg
Valley Mills High School
McLennan Community College
Stephen F. Austin University
Tarleton State College
Stephenville
Mr. Hill
Connally High School
Texas A&m
Also Mentioned on This Page
Study Guild
John D. Rozell
Guy Wilson
U. S
Washington
Tiger’ Nation
VFW
Karl Edgerton
J. A. O. Preus
Lutheran Church-Missouri Synod
Southeast Asia
Col. N. M
North Vietnam
Red China
Russia
Standefer
Chevrolet Company
W. Std
Curtis Bakke
Clifton Area
Jim Smith
New Hospital
H. D
Delmelia Dunn
al Ys
Oliver Goldsmith Company, Inc
Termite & Pest Control
Jamie Zander
Frank Smith
North Ave
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