Clifton man Moore files for business degree at Texas Tech
Cal Wayne Moore of Clifton is among more than 1,360 graduates seeking degrees at Texas Tech in Lubbock. Governor Connally will deliver the principal address at the May 2 commencement in the Lubbock Municipal Coliseum. Moore, an advertising major, has filed for a Bachelor of Business Administration from the School of Business Administration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cal Wayne Moore
Texas Tech
Lubbock
Clifton
Texas Technological College
Jonn PR. Connally
Lubbock Municipal Coliseum
School of Business Administration
Mrs. Christenson Returns to Dallas After Visit
Mrs. Othelia Christenson returned to Dallas Tuesday after spending ten days on vacation with her father, CO Sehulty, and her sister and family Mr. and Mrs Walter Dossman in the Womack Community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Othelia Christenson
Dallas
CO. Sehulty
Walter Dossman
Womack
Mrs Jenson's Fourth Grade Plans Summer Reading Trip
Mrs Jenson and 26 fourth grade students from a local public school visited the Nellie Pederson Civic Library at City Hall to explore summer reading options. Librarian Emmette F. Raley guided the tour and issued library cards as students prepared to join a summer program through home church libraries.
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O. R. Jenson
Clifton
Jenson
Nellie Pederson
Clifton City Hall
Robbie Brown
Russell Benfer
Donnie
Ronnie Willmann
Rhonda Turner
Robert Hoff
Mary Eary
David Railsback
Alan Roberts
Donald Pat Canuteson
Carl Willmann
Michael Wagner
David Hampe
Tony Ethridge
Frances Hull
Donna Hampe
John Reed
Mary Pierce
Joanne Fossett
Vivian Ender
Eddie Gauntt
Paula Wright
Jane Huse
Margaret Foster
James Stevens
Civic Improvement Society
Mayor Proclaims Woodmen Of World Week In Clifton
Clifton mayor Charles M Isenhower proclaims May 30 to June 6, 1965 as Woodmen Of The World Week in honor of the society 75th anniversary of service to American fraternalists and their beneficiaries.
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Clifton
Woodmen of the World Life Insurance Society
Charles Misenhower
County Residents 455 Or Over Should File Social Security Claims
Bosque County residents aged 65 and over should file Social Security claims even if not retiring soon. Waco district manager Al Bracken warns that applying at 65 protects rights and may preserve benefits, noting McLennan County residents who delayed filed claims last year lost some benefits.
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Bosque County
al Bracken
Waco
McLennan County
Bracken
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Winegard
Watson Feed and Hatchery
WAPCO
Crisco
Gladiola
Maxwell House
White Swan
Reg
Concho
Vienna
Upsy's
Resk
Minute Maid
Chuck
Franks
Oleo
Mistletoe Ib
Gold Bond
Clifton Food Market
L. E. Tennison
North Avenue
Clifton Mercantile CO
Clifton, Texas
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