Ministerial Alliance Seeks Funding and Food Drive Efforts
Dr Jerry Smith of the Clifton Ministerial Alliance spoke to the Bosque County Rotary Club about ongoing aid efforts. The alliance has spent about $10,000 in aid over seven to eight months, helping with electric, water, gas, rent bills, and burial or medical costs while noting a current shortfall. The group supports the Food For Families drive, with the food bank delivering 5,000–6,000 pounds monthly locally and facing higher need this year. volunteers from churches, Scouts, and the National Guard assist, with Brookshire's providing a card program for dairy and bread items. Donations to the Ministerial Alliance aid fund are welcomed.
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Canor
Clifton
Calvin Rueter
Jerry Smith
Clifton Ministerial Alliance
Bosque County
Cliifton
Smith
All Ance
Alliance
Mission Clifton
Callec
Brookshire’s
Scouts
National Guard
First National Bank of
Hilburn
Ministerial Alliance
Rotary Club
Cliton
Presbyterians Begin Church Renovation in Clifton
Clifton’s First Presbyterian Church at 211 S Ave begins remodeling to enlarge the sanctuary kitchen and fellowship hall. Services continue at Clifton Civic Center Sundays 9:30 and 11 am with classes in Presbyterian Place. renovation expected to finish by next April.
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Clifton
First Presbyterian Church
S. Ave
Cliiton Cie Center
3Rd Street
Milla and Zephyr Exchange Nuptials in Fort Worth Ceremony
Milla daughter of Professor Peter and Jane Mila of Shedfel Hampshire and Zephyr daughter of Ian marry in Fort Worth with Justice of the Peace Raiph Swearingin presiding. Zephyr, a Smith College and UT Arlington alumna, works as a tax practitioner. Mila, educated at Cambridge and Cranfield, is an aircraft engineer at BAL Systems. They plan to reside near the Patuxent River Naval Air Station in Maryland.
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Zepnye
Fed Dertyber
Richard John Mila
Milla
Peter
Jane Mila
Shedfel Hampshire
England
Justice of the Peace
Raiph Swearingin
Tarrant County Court House
Fort Worth
Zephyr
Smith College
University of Texas At
Arlington
Pickens
Snodgrass
Koch
Mila
Cambridge University
Cambridge
Cranfield University
Cranfield
BAL Systems
Warton
Lancashire
Lockheed Martin
North Dakota
Alaska
Park
Patuxent River
Naval A Station
Mia
Ian
DAR Members Visit Bosque County Nursing Homes
Daughters of the American Revolution Elizabeth Crockett Chapter of Granbury represented by Sue Fielden, Carolyn Cotton, and Therissa Young visited all Bosque County nursing homes in November. They attended Clifton Sunset Home's Nov 11 program, opened with the Pledge of Allegiance and National Anthem led by Cotton, with Fielden, Chaplain and Flag chair, giving a brief Veterans Day history and reading the American Creed by William Tyler Page.
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Uliftun
Bosque County
Sue Fielden
Carolyn Cotton
Therissa Young
Elizabeth Crockett
Granbury
Clifton Sunset Home
DAR
Fielden
William Tyler Page
Lyn Cotton
Sue Keinen
Daughters of the American Revolution
Walnut Springs Granted State Funding For Rural Projects
The Texas Department of Rural Affairs will award 36 million for public works through Rural Sustainability grants in Walnut Springs and other rural Texas communities. Grants range from 2,000 to 350, with projects improving car infrastructure and community development under the agency’s new name. The changes reflect a broader mission to support rural Texas under a renamed state agency.
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Austin
Texas
Department of Feral Afars
Nara Texas
Anceit of
Walnut Springs
TDRA
Office of Rural Community Affairs
Bist
Stone Rural
Tdras
Zander Seeks Re Election For JP Pet 2 Seat
Bosque County Justice of the Peace James Zander announces re election bid for the JP Pet 2 seat. He notes years of service, family roots in Bosque, and asks residents for continued support.
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Zander
JP Pet
Clifton
James Zander
Bosque County
Justice of the Peace
Pst
Ander
Robbie Sue
Robbie
Sissy
Chad Land
Jessica
Star Jade
Tor
Zac
Outlaw Seeks Re election as Bosque County Clerk
Meridian area Bosque County Clerk Betty Outlaw announces bid for a four year term. She has served since 2003 and says her duties include filing indexing preserving records managing funds and administering elections. She notes responsibility for Commissioner's Court minutes and various case records and praises her staff while stating she is not a politician.
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Meridian
Betty Outlaw
Bosque County
Outlaw
Tve
Commissioner's Court
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