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Newspaper
Clifton Record
Location
Clifton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 21, 1968
Page
3
Bosque County Historical Survey Committee notes receiving the Autumn Trails supplement from Winnsboro News. The non profit group invites volunteers to explore and advertise the Winnsboro area's scenic historic and recreational attractions with tours from October through November.
Short regional notice invites readers to call The Clifton Record at 675 3336 for buying selling or trading items.
A Bosque County letter suggests a weekend autumn trails festival modeled after a Texas destination. It notes tours with log cabins, museums, markets, and events like a trail ride and harvest shows, plus a Norse Lutefish Dinner and a Halloween Barn Dance to attract visitors.
Bill Brasher of Fort Worth visited his parents Mr and Mrs WwW W Brasher. Carl Thiele and family from Clifton visited the Gaskamps. Bill Bryan of Edna and Mrs Hattie Moseley spent the weekend here. Moseley extended her stay. Bill Freedman of Waco and Clyde Henry planned a Rio Grande Valley fishing trip. Freedman and Henry’s wives visited Fort Worth. Gary Hicks of DeSoto stayed with grandparents Charley Miles. John Hicks family visited for their son. Buster Vickrey attended to family in Waco. Ed Thiele and children visited Vickrey. Mrs Otis Miles attended funeral services for Mrs T RK Williams in Jonesboro.
Cedar Shores residents hosted and visited relatives and friends in Dallas Fort Worth Lubbock Odessa and Waco. Stops included church visits by Rev Nave and Cedar Shores Baptist Church members and a Norse Smorgasbord dinner with local families. News notes also mention continuing building activity at Cedar Shores.
Final weeks open Wednesday afternoon through Sunday farm located six miles south of Lake Whitney Dam on FM 2114 the Laguna Park Waco highway. Look for three tall steel silos. Phone 622-4435.
The 1968 Clifton Record reports rapid progress on Foxes new home with the Ben Andersons camping weekly to work on property. Foundation and retaining wall for their house are finished and Jack Jos known as the rock man is building the Pwee place walls. Scott Joy cut his tongue last week while playing basketball but continues eating normally. Mr and Mrs Joel Hargis of Dallas visited their Clifton relatives over the weekend and Joel Hargis was guest soloist at Cedar Shores Community Chapel on Sunday.
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