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Newspaper
Clifton Record
Location
Clifton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 10, 1966
Page
2
The article urges Clifton shoppers to buy locally from taxpaying, church-supporting merchants who reinvest in the town. It argues local businesses boost schools and programs through taxes and donations, offer exchanges, avoid parking hassles, and keep money circulating to create jobs and buying power in Bosque County.
A discharged smoke bomb identified as government issue was found at Wolf's Washomatic doorway and taken to Clifton. James Dudley Miller, 41, was found dead in his wrecked car in Warren's Creek. Milford to host a sample vote count. Doreen Wilson named FFA Sweetheart. hunting party returns with eight deer.
A weekly Bible thought highlights the question Will a man rob God and notes the response that tithes and offerings are the area of robbery. It emphasizes faithful giving as a spiritual duty.
AUSTIN educators and the State Board of Education advocate adding kindergartens to Texas public schools in the 1967 legislative session. The plan would expand to 13 grades, raise overall costs, and prompt pay raises to reach the national average. The article also notes a surge in minimum foundation funds and a crackdown on school fee practices in Rio Hondo, plus efforts to equalize county land values for property taxes.
Clifton High School Band is invited to march in the opening day western parade of the 1967 Southwestern Exposition and Fat Stock Show in Fort Worth on Friday January 27. Parade through downtown Fort Worth will start at 2 00 PM and the stock show dates run through February 5 with a rodeo opening at 8 00 PM. Kent Curtis known as Festus Haggen will perform with The Frontiersmen and Joanie for the rodeo and TV audiences.
Spending last Sunday in Clifton in the home of her mother Mrs. Otho Jones were Mr. and Mrs. L. E. Blakely and son Tom of Hurst. Visiting here in the home of Mrs. Andy Crawford were her sons and daughters in law Mr. and Mrs. James Crawford and children of Waco and Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Crawford and daughter of Dallas, and her brother in law and sister Mr. and Mrs Tommy White of Waco.
Clifton College Cowboys won their second game of the season by routing Cathedral of Dallas 40 to 0 at City Park. The issue also notes a GOP congressional victory, a Clifton wedding, and campus news about Rev Theodore Maakestad and local business moves in Cranfills Gap.
Classified note invites college students to receive The Clifton Record at a nine month rate of $3.00. The offer targets students and urges timely subscription to stay informed with home news.
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