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Newspaper
Clifton Record
Location
Clifton, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 09, 1952
Page
7
Fragmentary OCR lists individuals and relations from Route 1 Clifton area including Chesle and cof Clifton, Mr and Mrs and Mrs Shannon, with incomplete context and locations.
UTS installs a new television associate store this week to serve customers. The rented Gofoot TV tower for Its Moddfoot building faced some interference in town, but reception is reported as good.
Meridian announces a 1952 baseball camp directed by Johnny Carrigan open to ninety boys per session. Three sessions run June 15 to August 16 with June 18 start for the season and July 27 to August 16 final session. Large enrollment expected after a successful 1951 camp.
The article records a Methodist Laymen barbecue at Hamilton Country Club praising Bearden for mowing the church lawn. It lists numerous visitors and residents, including the Lane, Behnke, Townley, and Mathews families, plus guests from Fort Worth Clifton and Temple. Community members hosted and visited in Clifton, Fort Worth, and Midlothian.
Clifton First Methodist Church enters the second week of its Church Loyalty and Stewardship Campaign. Speakers are planned for every group meeting over four weeks. May 11 features C B Devaney at Sunday School and Mrs W W Bester at morning services. Doris Gloff to teach Bible camps in Kentucky after graduation, returning to Clifton in August. Pfc Cecil Bekkelund returns to Fort Sam Houston after overseas service. he recently reunited with his young son.
Laghen Aviary Meats met Friday May 2 at 8 00 PM at the Legion Clubhouse. President Mrs Oliver A Chriolenwon led in the absence of Mrs Arthur Bronatad. Plans for a Poppy Sale Cake and Pie sale Saturday were laid. The unit voted to host a Bloodmobile visit to Bosque County soon and approved Legion posters for Memorial Day. A Welfare Chairman report was heard.
A social gathering described as a regular evening meeting with Mrs Lee Polka and Ms Oliver A Christenson as hostesses. The note mentions a typewriter ribbon for a project or use, suggesting small planning or donations.
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