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Newspaper
Clifton Record
Location
Clifton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 10, 1966
Page
10
Meridian official Earl R. Behringer announces the Bosque County Tax Assessor-Collector Office in the courthouse will close all day Saturday November 12 in observance of the November 11 holiday. On other Saturdays the office stays open until noon.
The Bosque County Unit of the American Cancer Society invites the public to a meeting at 7 30 p m Thursday November 10 at Clifton First Presbyterian Church. Guest speaker will be Dr G W Brindley Jr from Scott and White Hospital Temple. Reverend John Ed Withers leads the local ACS unit.
The Order of the Eastern Star School of Instruction will be held at the Clifton Masonic Temple 315 West 7th Street on Thursday November 10 Registration opens 8:00 and the school at 9:15 Grand officers include Mildred Sharp Herschel Harrington Aliene Houston Patsy Sawyer Fay Eubanks and others A buffet lunch at 12 Charlie's Cafe and the Rhythmical Stars Banquet at 6:00 that evening followed by a fraternal visit at 7:15 All members are urged to attend both events.
Clifton's players list includes Whitney teammates Morrie Plunkett and Mike Watts and starters Ricky Joseph, Bill Whitfield, Raymond Wilson, Billy Lane, Mike Curbo, John Kirby, Knox Bruce, and Randy Hill. Bobby Golden of Clifton sprained an ankle, Jim Ed Bird cut chin, Robert Ledlow bruised ribs, all set for Friday. Best blocker honor goes to Rocky Rum mel. Clifton B Team tops Robinson 44-6 to close season. five wins in six games.
Nickell sparked Glen Rose with a 44 yard run and a subsequent TD pass to Ellett. Clifton fought back with defenses onscene but could not overcome Glen Rose as Grimland connected late but the Cubs stalled. Glen Rose clinched the win with key interceptions and a final touchdown to seal a 21-6 victory.
Irving photographer Winston B. Lucas seeks home photographs taken at City Hall to be reviewed for future Clifton Record issues. Call the Record office Friday November 11 to view proofs between 10:00 AM and 5:00 PM and make selections for publication.
Erich Herzog, chairman of the 1966 Boy Scout Fund Drive in Clifton, urges drive majors and captains to finish portions and turn in money soon. Collections were still arriving slowly Tuesday. The drive should conclude by early next week as Randolph E. Teague plans a final Clifton tally visit.
Twin daughters Lesa Christine and Leah Christine Powers were born to Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Powers at 8:00 Friday night. The infants weighed 3 pounds 8 ounces and 2 pounds 12 ounces and reside at 314 North Avenue F in Clifton. Services held for the Powers baby.
Leah Christine, a smaller twin, died at 3:00 PM October 29 after birth complications at Meridian Hospital. Graveside services were conducted at Clifton Cemetery with Rev. Walter R. Simpson Jr. officiating. Survivors include her parents, twin sister, grandparents John Powers Valley Mills Herbert Reichert Valley Mills and others.
Mr and Mrs Kent Appleby spent the weekend in Austin where Mr Appleby, superintendent of the local schools, attended a meeting of the University Interscholastic League Council on Sunday. He has represented Class A schools in this section on the UIL Council for several years.
Clifton shop offers transmissions including standard and overdrive services. Located at 215 N Avenue D, Clifton.
The notice advises special handling for holiday parcels including air mail for gifts, marking DO NOT OPEN UNTIL CHRISTMAS, and paying letters' first class postage. It urges bundling greeting cards, confirming return addresses and ZIP Codes, and using five cent Christ mas stamps for improved service.
Mrs R F Sommerfeld and Mrs Dan Amundson and children Deborah and David spent last Saturday in Austin visiting Mrs Sommerfeld's daughter and Miss Patricia Sommerfeld, sister of Mrs Amundson.
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