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Clifton Record

Location

Clifton, Texas, United States of America

Date

May 19, 1961

Page

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Clifton Public Schools to Build New Band Hall

Construction will begin soon on a new Clifton band building after the school board opened bids on May 11. Central Texas Lumber Company offered 10 561 dollars for a 40 by 60 foot concrete block and brick hall with heating by Janitrol. The project, to be ready by August 15, will sit near the main school building south of the bell tower and reuse bonds from 1959 to cover all costs except heating.

Clifton Public Schools Central Texas Lumber Company Janitrol Heaters Bill Brown Band Parents Association Kent Appleby Vernon Swenson Clifton’s

Cubs Fall In District Title Playoff Hubbard Triumphs

Hubbard Jaguars defeated Clifton Cubs 14 to 7 to win the District 21-A baseball championship in a Tuesday playoff at Hubbard. Hubbard, in its first Class A year, also claimed district titles in baseball and basketball while Clifton took football and Connally won track. Mothers Day gathering included multiple Hancock family members visiting Clifton.

Clifton Cubs Hubbard Jaguars Hubbard Jaguars Cubs Clifton Connally

Clifton Area Births And Adoptions Reported In 1961

Local families in Clifton and surrounding towns announced births and an adoption in 1961. Dale C Caraway and wife welcomed a son on a Clifton hospital birth weighing 7 pounds 12 ounces. C T Dansby Jr and wife announced a son born May 14 weighing 6 pounds 13 ounces at Clifton hospital. Wiley C Pierce and wife reported a son born May 15 weighing 5 pounds 8 ounces at Clifton Goodal and Witcher Clinic Hospital. Jack Lee Nixon and wife announced the May 5 1961 adoption of James Glenn born March 1 1961. Nixon grandparents Samuel Glenn Nixon of Corpus Christi and N W Willett of Clifton are cited.

Dale C. Caraway Boynton Hamilton Ezao Lee Clifton Hospitality Charles Wade C. T. Dansby Jr Atchley Granbury Clifton Hospital Wiley C. Pierce West 1Ifth Clifton Steve Wade Witcher Clinic Hospital Jack Lee Nixon Philadelphia Pennsylvania James Glenn Wesscrens Samuel Glenn Nixon Corpus Christi N. W. Willett

Kenneth Radde In Awards Program District 8 4-H

Kenneth Radde of Meridian won District 8 4-H Scholarship Awards first place and is a Texas A M freshman whose record book will be judged in College Station for state scholarship honors. Madison Greenwade also placed first in District 8 in the State Fair Honor Award program and will attend the Dallas State Fair banquet October 6 to receive a medal.

Kenneth Radde Meridian Farm Bureau Kenneth Texas A. & M. College College Station Madison Greenwade Dallas State Fair of Texas State Fair of Texas Eath Vocational

Young Mary Ellen Hasting Ill at Baylor Hospital

Mary Ellen Hasting a 15 year old daughter of Mr and Mrs Albert Hasting has been seriously ill at Baylor Hospital Dallas since Monday of last week. She is a granddaughter of Mrs A G Nelson of Clifton and friends hope for her speedy improvement.

Mary Ellen Hasting Albert Hasting Baylor Hospital Dallas Mary Ellen A. G. Nelson Clifton Hasting

Emma Krueger Suffered Light Stroke, Receiving Hospital Care

Emma Krueger is believed to have suffered a light stroke on Monday. She is receiving treatment at Goodall and Witcher Hospital and is said to be responding nicely according to relatives.

Emma Krueger Goodall and Witcher Hospital

Junior Champ Day Kicks Off Saturday in City Park

More than 100 youngsters signed up for Junior Champ Day to be held in Clifton Saturday May 20 at 6 00 P M The event, also called the Junior Olympics, offers four divisions Peewee junior prep and senior with ribbons for first four places The Clifton Jaycees sponsor to foster physical mental fitness and inspire Olympic potential while urging adult support.

City Park Clifton Cub Stadium The Clifton Jaycees Jaycees United States

Central Conference of ALC Women Meet in Clifton May

The American Lutheran Church Women Central Conference gathering convened May 4 at Trinity Lutheran, Clifton with 316 attendees from 31 congregations. Miss Lily Gyldenvand of Minneapolis spoke, and Mrs. Fred Eichert presided alongside officers from Austin and Taylor. Proceeds supported Trinity Lutheran Homes at Round Rock. tours and visits to local historic sites followed.

Central Conference American Lutheran Church Women Trinity Lutheran Church Clifton Lily Gyldenvand Minneapolis Minnesota ALCW Fred Eichert el Campo Robert Pfenning Austin Walter Albert Taylor Riney Kruger Pflugerville Fred Heckman Waco Edmund Heye Truman Pederson Cram Fills Gap Albert Pfenning Eichert F. E. Holman Odie C. Pederson A. J. Reierson Trinity Lutheran Homes Round Rock Sister Rosa The Clifton Lutheran Sunset Gyldenvand Crawfills Gap Bosque County Ascension Lutheran Church St. Martin’s Lutheran Church St. John’s Lutheran Church Bartlett Hope Lutheran Church Buckholts Our Savior’s Lutheran Church Norse Coryell City St. Olaf Lutheran Church St. Paul Lutheran Church Crawford St. Peter’s Lutheran Church Elgin Christ Lutheran Church Georgetown Hamilton Immanuel Lutheran Church Killeen Thrall First Lutheran Church St. Peter Lutheran Church Walburg Prince of Peace Lutheran Church

Young Clifton Cowboys Hurt in Meridian Rodeo

Two Clifton youths sustained injuries at the Meridian Junior Rodeo held last weekend. Tommy Turner injured his right arm and shoulder in bull riding on Friday night, while Tommy Latham lost three upper teeth and suffered a chin cut when the bull gored him in the face.

Clifton Meridian City Tommy Turner Clyde Turner Tommy Latham Brownie Latham

Pilot Escapes From Dust Plane Crash Near Koppers

Thomas Taylor, a crop dusting pilot for Johnson County Feeders Supply Co., escaped with minor hand injuries after a takeoff crash near Koppers. The plane struck mesquite bushes and power lines, ended on Santa Fe tracks, then burned after being toppled into a ditch by bystanders. Graves, his partner, was in the air spraying at the time.

Thomas Taylor Koppers Santa Fe E. E. Gardner Mr. Graves Johnson County Feeders Supply Co Cleburne Graves Jack Cureton

Illness mild for John Bekken and others recover

John Bekken has improved after a late week illness and hospitalization. Mrs. C W Davis remains a patient at Goodall and Witcher Clinic Hospital, with hopes for early discharge. Mr and Mrs William T Thompson visited Rosenberg with daughter Virginia Thompson and attended a reception for Virginia Thompson and her fiancé Roy Baker at Jane Long Elementary School.

John Bekken C. W. Davis Lake Whitney Goodall and Witcher Clinic William T. Thompson Rosenberg Virginia Thompson Miss Thompson Roy Baker San Antonio Jane Long

Clifton High School to Diploma 35 Seniors

Thirty five members of the Clifton High School senior class will receive diplomas after graduation exercises set for May 24 at 8 00 p m in Bettis Auditorium. Baccalaureate services are May 21 at 8 00 p m with Reverend M D Woodruff speaking on How To Be A Failure. Commencement speaker is Reverend Robert L Otterstad.

Clifton High School Bettis Kent Appleby Clifton Public M. D. Woodruff First Baptist Church Clifton Woodruff J. E. Morton First Methodist Church Robert L. Otterstad First Lutheran Church Waco O. R. Jenson Stanley B. Knudsen Trinity Cutheran Church Sandra Appleby Lord Koschat Nihela Dossman George Anne Bronstad Gracie Royal Martha Larson Charles Mitchell Milton Allen Wally Ludtke Dwight Ol Son Mae Jermstad Ediptoey Jim.lenborg Orterstad Williams Walter Hansen Clifton Lions Club O. E. Pierson G. E. Jackson Board of Clifton Independent Walter R. Simpson Jr Zion United Church of Christ Jim Willenberg John Willenberg Welton Wilkerson Elaine Bakke Jean Latham Belcher Nicela Dossman Joyce Hampe Claudale Kelly Bunny Sue Orbeck Frances Prescher Gloria Spitzer Dolores Wagner Carol Wenzel

Townsend Joins Wilson Building Materials Co Inc

Mrs. Essie Wilson announces Richard S Townsend of Waco joins Wilson Building Materials Co as sales representative. Townsend comes from Wm Cameron Co in Waco after 23 years in the wholesale division and order department. He and wife with five children plan to move to Clifton in June and Townsend will cover Texas and neighboring states as a salesman.

Richard S. Townsend Waco Wilson Building Materials Co., Inc Essie Wilson Townsend Wilson's Wm. Cameron & Co Randy Clifton Texas

Piano Recital Attendance by Abilene Residents

Mrs. Fred Moore and Mrs. R. O. Bass traveled to Abilene on Monday and attended the junior piano recital of Miss Ellen Ann Moore at Abilene Christian College. Moore is a ACC junior majoring in piano and is a former student of Mrs. Bass.

Fred Moore R. O. Bass Abilene Moore Ellen Ann Moore Abilene Christian College Miss Moore ACC Bass

Bosque County audit: finances sound. taxes and bonds outlined

Auditor Ross A Segrest reports 1960 receipts of $291,556.60 and expenditures of $277,974.02 with the General Fund up by $1,126.53. Precincts show varied increases in receipts and disbursements, bond funds near retirement, and no overdue debt. Tax collections exceeded estimates and county valuations rose from 1950 to 1960.

Ross A. Segrest Bosque County Commissioners Court of General Fund Jury Jury Fund State of Texas Public Buildings and Permanent Improvement Fund U. S Precinct No. 2 Precinct No. 4

Pigg Tour Highlights Farm Editor Talk For Bosque County

A Bosque County Farm Bureau gathering heard Calvin Pigg WBAP Farm Editor discuss his 25,000 mile 18 day Japan Formosa Philippines Australia and New Zealand tour with Ezra Taft Benson. He compared farm sizes economies and youth migration, noted trade goodwill and shared insights from the Neighbors East film. Next meeting is June 20 in Iredell.

Bosque County Farm Bureau Calvin Pigg WBAP Coyote Mr. Pigg United States Japan Formosa Philippines Australia New Zealand Ezra Taft Benson Benson Five Nations Pigg

Meridian High Plans Commencement Exercises Friday

Meridian High will hold commencement at the school auditorium Friday night May 19 at 8 00. Dr W C Perry Baylor University dean of men and former Meridian superintendent will speak. Twenty three seniors listed will receive diplomas and the group will depart May 20 for Monterrey Mexico on their senior trip.

Walter B. Parks Meridian W. C. Perry Baylor University Meridian Schools A. C. Lewis Mary Ann Krueger Bobbie Sue Gill Ruth Arther Dora Ann Sonntag Vicki Richardson Anna Bell Conrad David White Johnny Lewis Joe Worley Madison Greenwade Lois Wiese Brenda Richard Rex Coffelt Betty Jean Grimm Glenda Kemp Suzanne Slade Don Casper Virginia Moreland Judy Allen Mildred Bullard Sharon Eoff Karen Greer Wilford Don Roberts Monterrey Mexico

Keel Injures Leg But Howard Payne Wins Track Meet

James Keel of Howard Payne Brownwood suffered a leg muscle injury in the Lone Star Conference track preliminaries last weekend. He reached finals in the sprint relay and hurdles, helped the team win third in the sprint relay, but could not finish the hurdles as Howard Payne clinched the conference title. Keel is the son of Mr and Mrs G R Keel of Clifton.

James Keel Howard Payne Brownwood Young Keel James G. R. Keel Clifton

Clifton cattle and farm prices from Thursday morning

Prices posted by Clifton buyers show eggs at 27c a dozen for large, 24c for A medium and B large, 16c for pullets, 15c for cracks. Cream 40c per pound. Grains range oats 58 per bushel, milling wheat 1.70, spring wheat 1.45, milo 1.70 per cwt, barley 72c, yellow corn 1.10 per bushel. About 500 cattle offered at Wednesday auction, market steady. steer and yearling prices 22-24, calves 23.50-25.50, cows 15-16.50, canners 12-15, bulls 17-18.75, stocker steers 22, stocker calves 28-30, cows and calves 130-200. Hog tops 16-16.50, lamb top 15.00.

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Feed Mill Erecting Company Clifton Mercantile Company Texas Milling Company Kenney Shelburne Jr W. A. Hancock M. L. Hancock Falfurrias B. A. Hancock George Marshall Lake Travis H. P. Jenson Mary Jo and Allen Irving L. M. Hauck Amarillo Herman Hancock American Lutheran Church Crusaders Handel Lord Most Holy Panis Angelicus Franck Zeda Anne Jameson Miriam Thompson Maurine Alland James H. Elder Jr First Presbyterian Church Rev Mr. Townsend Bureau Meridian High
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