Mrs Hancock's Mother Dies May 9
Mrs N. E. Marr, 63, of Hillsboro, mother of Mrs. Ross, dies May 9.
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Newspaper
Clifton Record
Location
Clifton, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 17, 1963
Page
6
Mrs N. E. Marr, 63, of Hillsboro, mother of Mrs. Ross, dies May 9.
Mrs. Marr, a lifelong Hill County resident born in Bynum, died May 9 at Grant Bui[e] Hospital Hillsboro after a prolonged illness. She leaves husband N. F. Marr of Hillsboro two sons Jack Marr Fort Worth Arch Marr Houston two daughters Margaret Roberson Pampa and Gwendolyn Hancock Clifton three brothers two sisters and six grandchildren. Funeral services were May 11 at Marshall and Marshall Funeral Home Chapel Hillshore conducted by Reverend J Lester Davenport with burial at Itasca Cemetery. Attending from Clifton were Hancock Ornette Watson TH Ralph Glorff Stewart Lane Berry Bronstad Bronstad and Fehler Jr. Wally Ludtke spent Mother’s Day in Granbury with family.
Alten Oswald of Meridian renews his mother Mrs G A Oswald's Clifton Record as a birthday gift. Numerous visits and renewals flow between Clifton residents and family in Dallas Fort Worth and other Texas towns. The column lists relatives stopping by Clifton homes and travel to reunions and funerals, with multiple trips to Dallas and Waco for family occasions.
William L. Ellis of Alamogordo New Mexico named to succeed Owen D Ring ness as CPS electrical superintendent effective June 1 Ring ness promoted to general engineering staff in Fort Worth Ellis a 1948 veteran of the company has held posts in Silver City Texas City and Alamogordo He is a registered professional engineer and member of the NSPE AIEE and Rotary with wife Tommy Ruth Byrd and children Stephen Stanley Janet He and family plan to move to Fort Worth June 1
The Bluebonnet Girl Scout Council renames District V to McCobeHi using the first two letters from Mc Lennan Coryell Bosque and Hill counties. The third annual district event for Girl Scouts and leaders runs 9:30 AM to 2:30 PM on Saturday May 2, 1964 at Camp Kachina on Lake Belton. A District V Playday was held May 4 at Clifton City Park.
Marine Staff Sergeant Dawson R Bettis of Clifton is in continuous training with Headquarters Battery Third Battalion Eleventh Marine Regiment at Camp Pendleton California. The unit uses 105 mm howitzers and 42 inch mortars and trains from amphibious coastal maneuvers to desert operations at Twenty Nine Palms. The regiment forms part of the First Marine Division force in readiness on the West Coast.
Local notice from Clifton Record advertises rubber stamps made to order for customers.
Clifton student Robert Paul Hord Star Route 1 is listed among 773 candidates for bachelor’s degrees to be awarded May 25 at Texas A M College. He will receive a BS in Zoology, per the registrar H L Heaton’s office.
Lanes Chapel Memorial Association schedules June 2 Homecoming at Lanes Chapel community with a short singing service, devotion, business meeting, dinner on the grounds, and 2:00 PM singing featuring the Lanes Chapel Quartet. The event honors local families and church history, inviting all to attend.
Fragmentary line from an obituary synopsis notes the deceased left a legacy of memories and Christian testimony. No additional verifiable details are present to identify person, date, or location.
G. E. Jackson Aubrey Roberts and Richard Liardon of this city attended the Southwest Conference Track Meet in Fayetteville Arkansas from Friday to Sunday. They watched Ernest Erickson Baylor University student and Clifton resident John and Mrs John Erickson’s son place second in the javelin.
Classified note from Clifton Record indicates sale items including file folders and sales pads offered for purchase.
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