Christmas Festival Pleas Being Made
Christmas festival organizers appeal for community participation for a citywide program running Saturday through the week ending with a 7:80 PM event. Volunteers from Clifton Fort Worth and nearby towns are invited to help decorate, perform, host, and reserve seats for the Santa house program. The festival opens with choirs from Fort Worth universities and includes a tree from the Lincoln National Forest in Clifton to symbolize the season.
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Christy Tye
Port Worth
Sun Telegram Swhlin
New Mexico
Saramante Miouinine
Fort
Worth
Elion
Welant Springs
Morac
Iredell
Koppert
Gatoavilie
Wit
Wry
D. Jenson
Bastar
Chris
Whitney
Ite Prativat ‘Amd
Fort Worth
Ograns
Clifton
Te College Choi
Chocur
Trinity Laitheran Erate Choir
Chregan
Univer
Santa Haus Pay
Cufton
Rennet Reservus
U. S. Forest Service
Lincoln National
Youngster Burned In Stove Pot Accident
A boy named David Carpenter, son of Strax Strall Carpenter, burned by a coffee pot on a stove. Doctors report a second degree burn but the patient is improving. The incident occurred during a Thanksgiving gathering with family nearby.
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David Carpenter
Straill Carpenter
David
George Ob Painyinn
Turing
Meridian Jail Escapes Caught
Two inmates Johnny Cook and Raymond Star escaped from a Meridian jail last week and were recaptured near the city by Sheriff Clark Royal. They had eluded authorities for seven days, aided by a car theft and highway pursuit from Valley Mills, after being moved from Monteville to face robbery charges.
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Johnny Cook
Raymond Star
Roger
Miles
Operator
Clark Royal
Meridian
Tomavs Dome
Davin
Roy Viste
Davis Rome
Bata
Jonnaty
Irie
Aneto
Pal Bot
Davis
Nepal
Greben
Ger Sate
Royal
Davie
Convicws
Monteville
Valley Mills
Cook
Harris
Bosque County
Ees
Deer Hunters Report Mixed Luck This Year
Deer hunters across the region report a mix of success and losses during the season. Notable catches include Wanty Hater ford Sadler and Dr. 8. Le Wheber returning with five bucks from south Texas. Ralph near Marble Falls claims a buck, while a McGeegor hunter led a large 12 post group on the Wrank Smith place. Another hunter from Tredell reportedly killed near Crufills Gap. Many more expected to hunt over Thanksgiving.
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Hays
Wanty Haterford Sadler
le Wheber
Texas
Ralph
Marble
Wrank Smith Place
Helga Hott Farm
Tredell
Crufills Gap
Scouts Plan Outing and Supper Friday Night
Boy Scouts plan an outing and supper Friday night at the Pat White campsite west of town. Scoutmaster Arthur Cauh says boys needing rides to the wire prior events by 4:80 p.m. Friday will have transportation. The gathering aims to include 11 year olds and older, some new to scouting, with food contributions requested.
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Stone Siplana
Pat White
Arthur
Hs Tenn
Clifton 4H Boy and Girl Awards Highlight Local Event
Clifton and Meridian 4H clubs held a Saturday awards program at the mosque county public schools cafeteria. Flora Mae Stryker of Clifton won the fold star award while Mattie Ines Hall and Gailyn Ferguson earned top honors for leadership and records. Seventeen awardees from Honan Com Dress Revue placed, with several students named for county and district distinctions.
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Clifton
Meridian
Mosque County
Itarchise
R. V. Stanford
Crawfills Gap
Ae Mitter
Flora Mae Stryker
Iment Ward
Mattie Ines Hall
Koppert
Gailyn Ferguson
Honan
Reall
Mattie Iner Hal
Ropperts
Erry Lou
Ang
Elaine Fuse
Crat
Lis Gap
Norida McDougst
Chitton
Louise Robne
Crantills Gap
Patsy Ann McClendon
Valley Mills
Myrtle
Stanford
cCrantills Gap
Jane Hinton
Edith Jo Puryer
Becky Neeley
Carolyn Jeemntud
Cranills Gap
Laramie Lynn Zander
Cliftom
Bertha Ane Stroud
Walnut Springs
Rede
Hve
Bosque County
Harper’ Gordon
Old Atar Bay
Annual City Audit and Scout Fund Drive Report
The Clifton audit shows the city began the year with 84888 in the bank and ended with 2120.18. Fund drive collections exceeded expectations with over $00 raised from breakfast attendees and sustaining members totaling about 3260. Other allocations covered water sewer and health departments. Scout news notes badge awards and upcoming meetings at White Camp and Trinity Lutheran Parish Hall.
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Arthur Hyles
I. L
B. W. Whitney
Whitney
Uylow We
Clifton
Hans Dall
Bill Blewett
Ovently
A.C. Upleger & Co
Sinalies
Water Department
Health and Power Department
SLBBS
Ford
Honda
Tony
Jom Caldwell
J. Fannin
Stret
Tarmmy Ralph
Joba ‘Anutesom
Sioynty Kimmel
Amet ‘Ohn Baldtinige
White
Pat White
Trinity
Post Office Installs New Letter Boxes Here
A. J. Mrontad, postmaster, reports three new combination storage and letter boxes are in use in Clifton. The boxes are at North Avenue G and High Street near John St. Cowen Hall, Clifford Public Schools, and Clifton Chiropractic Clinic. They serve the public for mail and relay messages.
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A. J. Mrontad
iMton
Clifton
Post Office Department
Corlier
North Avenue G
Hiehharey
John St. Cowen
Clifton Public S
Clieom Chiropractic
Wiederaenders Celebrate Mother with Afternoon Party
In a November 19 gathering at their home, Miss Ema Wiederaenders and Anita Wiederaenders honored their mother, Mrs. CE Wiederaenders, with a birthday party. Guests enjoyed piano solos, conversations, and a later tea in the dining room, with many neighbors and friends attending.
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Ym Ema
Anita Wiederaenders
CE Wiederaendlers
Mme C
Wiederaenders
Ariva
Nome
Anasta
Vitiig
Wiederaenerset
Cubs Rout Coolidge 52 to 12 in Thursday Football
Clifton High School Cubs exploded for 52 points against Coolidge, led by Layerry, Pinté, Outlaw, Menkelman, and Willis. Key plays included multiple long rushing TDs, a 43 yard return, a 45 yard interception score, and stout defense powering the lopsided win.
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Clifton High School Cubs
Cubs
Erry
Pinte
Tek Outlaw
Custom
Menkelman
Sammy Joe
Wills
Sands
Bullets
Cube
Hes Turner
Aldon Spirer
Charles Gates
Don Hemmothes
Sammy Joe Willis
Fred Henkelman
Jim Jones
Bill Painter
Grain and cattle market notes and revised cattle tally
Grain prices hold steady with wheat at 42.25, seed wheat 1.85, and feed at 11.05 per unit. Barley No 2 1.10, corn at 2.50 per cwt, and yellow corn 32 cents. cattle running around 400 head midweek sale.
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Calle Wednawday
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Barbara Sotesnan
Dorothy Morrow
Lois Beaver
Linda Jackson
Betty Fon Ang
Mary Williams
Donna Jean Anz
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Joyce Forson
Patricia Ann Parker
Ann Thith Adams
Valacie Shaw Goodall
Virginia Baird
Gail Smith
Frances Sauivelson
Janelle Collins
Rae Ees Nees
Ue Blexielan
Yatar
Boy Scouts
Carville Blue
Mosheim
Jenton Harker
Mothelis
Jerry Real
Bobby Neuter
Colemas Mexter
Che Tor
Leon Slatewood
Louis Robinson
Reirson
Allee
Chetonens
Wimmah
Hr Pateralenand
Brett Fain
Mr Krew
City
Mtex WN
McCown
Gaualtet
Mr Went
Kips
Tracy
Mit
Tre
Coolidge
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