This Too Will Pass
A reflective quote from J C H about fears fading with time. It urges prayer for help, noting worries today may become forgotten in the future. The meditation frames anxiety as temporary, promising relief as circumstances move on.
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Newspaper
Clifton Record
Location
Clifton, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 11, 1967
Page
6
A reflective quote from J C H about fears fading with time. It urges prayer for help, noting worries today may become forgotten in the future. The meditation frames anxiety as temporary, promising relief as circumstances move on.
Mrs Ruth Allison and Mrs Sadie Randall traveled to Abilene on Saturday April 29 to watch a grandson run in a track meet and returned Monday after spending time in Lubbock. West Shore Civic Improvement Association offers a $600 fishing rig raffle to fund civic projects. Blue Bennett Art Craft club members aided Clifton Lutheran Sunset Home with pillow cases hot pads and bedspread repairs. A May 12 workshop invites members to prepare items for a Bazaar. Fishing notes cover Lake Whitney catches including a 43 inch yellow cat and several 22 to 186 lb scale fish. The Laguna Park Baptist Church to screen Wiretapper on May 14.
Mrs. Marshal Mitchell notes several weekend trips by local residents. Bun Cummings and Belinda joined Mrs. Carolyn Brown in Austin. Roy Davis Jr and family visited his parents. Jim Gibbs from Valley Mills called on Leonard Gaskamp. The group plus Dewey and Clyde Henry hosted relatives last week. Larry Miles left for Charleston after a weeks leave. The Mitchells visited their son John Mitchell and others in Austin for the UT football game. Rita Willman’s bridal shower was in Clifton for Rita Willman. PFC James Warren, stationed at Fort Riley, spent leave with his parents.
Russell D. Wilbanks travels to Star Route 1 Clifton to visit his parents Mr. and Mrs. M. W. Bonds. The family attended the Jenkins Quarter Horse Production Sale Sunday afternoon at the Jenkins Ranch near Boat Club Road in Fort Worth.
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Bostick Sr. of Baton Rouge were guests of Mr. and Mrs. F. L. Elam. Mrs. Bill Bostick Jr. is a granddaughter of Mrs. Elam. From Wednesday until Sunday Mr. and Mrs. Henry Hollowell of Midland were guests of Mr. and Mrs. F. L. Elam. Mr. Hollowell is Mrs. Elam's son.
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