Lane hosts bridge club party with fall arrangements
Mrs KL Lane entertained ten members and guests of the Bridge Club in her home at 40 Boat Avenue. High scores went to Mesdames Hill and Evans with second high to Cul and Glott prominent during the afternoon. Refreshments followed as names of attendees from Clifton and Meridian are listed. next meeting planned for October 17 hosted by Mrs Joseph C Nelson. Mr and Mrs J Butler of Denton were guests in Clifton for Mrs Butler's brother-in-law and sister.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Netobe
KL. Lane
B. B. Hill
Ted B. Evans
W. C. Glott
Esi i
Eho
Hil
Evans
Stewart
Glott
Alexander R. Fricke
Joe Knochs
Bruce Parks
L. E. Tennison
McCollum
Kathleen Kennedy
le Witeher
C. L. Goodall
J. 1. Standofer Jr
M. K. Bradstreet
J. £. Butler
Denton
Clifton
Visiting Masons Welcome Monday Evening Lodge Notice
Song of Cuttion Unnpier RA. M. Monday October 20 at 7 00 pm Visiting Masons are cordially welcome J W Perry HP WW Land Secret
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Song of Cuttion
Unnpier RA. M
J. W. Perry
W.W. Land
Secret
New Home Party Highlights Lanes Chapel Social News
Mrs A Domsby and Mrs Parrish host a house party at their new Lanes Chapel home with guests including Miss Stella Vickrey and Mr and Mrs Z J Thompson. The note lists local visits, family arrivals from Fort Worth and Waco, church activities, farm stops, and a hospital patient in Goodall Witcher Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stella Vickrey
Ovary
Sunee
Chi
Z. J. Thompson
Enna
Ray
Fort Worth
Sanders Jorgenson
Goodall Witcher
Clifton Library Adds Many New Books to Collection
Clifton Centennial Library announces new titles including Elawyth Thane Williamsburg novels and works by McCann Busch and Baker. The library also features young readers selections and a gifted copy of The Robe from Mrs. C Grimsland of Cranfields Gap.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clifton
Asa
Aoks
David
McCann
Adiay E. Stevenson
Busch
Young
Boys the
Fae
Nina Lan Baker
Yinterns
Ty Eange Semiman
Fie Lilie
Wale
Donald Cmake
Monterey
Lester da Rey
Alida Ma
Dili
Roger Burlingame
Mrs. C.grimisnd
Cranfils Ga
Browns Host Birthday Guests In Fort Worth Event
Dinner guests at the home of Mr and Mrs C A Brown in Fort Worth included Carl A Brown, Mrs Carvill Rewwn, Miss Jane Bryan, David McKenna, Miss Dorothy Ann Bronstad, and others. The gathering marked Miss Bronstad’s birthday with cake and ice cream as friends and relatives stopped by in the late afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Air
C. A. Brown
Sanday
Carl A Brown
Carvill Rewwn
Som
Byram
Jane Bryan Fant
David McKena
Fort Worth
St. Wi
Mise
Millie Bronstad
Brown
Dorothy Ann
Miss Bronstad
Mion Brown
Mise Torosky
Mes
aMise
Delegates Elected to Lutheran Convention
On Thursday afternoon October 2 the Trinity Lutheran Ladies Aid met at Varish Hall Mesdimes ER Ludike and Milton Bergman were vested as delegates and Mesdames Alex Anderson and A G Nelson as alternates to the Texas Circuit W MF Convention at St Olaf Church Cranbills Gaps on October 1. The meeting opened with Jesus Priceless Treasure. Reverend W Gigstad led devotion on Acts chapters 27 and 28 and offered prayer. Gene Curiaid Aars and Linda Jackson presented a song parade titled Palgeim's Journey. Mrs DT Spier read poetry A Momars System and the meeting closed with coveyane sag ina. The next AU meeting will be October 16 with H C Pederson presiding. Visual arts welcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trinity Lutheran Ladies Aid
Varish Hall
ER Ludike
Milton Bergman Wees
Alex Anderton
A. G. Nelson
Texas
W. Mf. F
St Olaf Lutheran Church
Cranbills
Jesus
W. Gigstad
Gene Curaid
Une Plano
Linda Jackson
Palgeim
DT. Spier
AU Wail Ye
H.C. Pederson
Shank
Wall
Odessa men visit Clifton for football weekend
Mr and Mrs James Orbecke of Odessa spent last weekend in Clifton with relatives including the Lloyd Orbecks Dan Orbecks and the GF Jacksons. They traveled to Austin Saturday to attend the Texas Notre Dame football game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sirs
James Orbecke
Odessa
Clifton
Mr. Orbeck
Beoihiers
Lloyd Orbecks
Dan Orbecks
GF Jacksons
Austin
Meridian Court And Local News Item Fragments
Fragmentary notes from Meridian Court and local society columns list visitors and motions, names and places including Mrs W Dae Cod, Crenshaw, Crenshaw, University of Texas at Austin, Miss Annie De Tolley in Stephensville, and families Avirett Barnum Ives Riddle Mingus and others. deeds recorded include transfers in valley Mills and Monk areas with numerous names and parcels described.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. A. Hardwick
D/A. Jr
University of Texas Tv
Austin
Annie de Tolley
Stephensille
Barnam
Samus K. Ives
South Finn
Tariana
Visilime
Rober RL Avireth
Haddle
Mary Myrie Riddle
Teiddle
Poul Aciion
Valley
Mills B.A Mitchell
Katheen C. Mitchell
Abbie Hasting
King Survey
Smoth
Riddle
Konner
Hoke
Agnes Pike
Tuninie Tavis
James
Kushanit
NM. Jones
Johnnie Pike Mingus
Tuishand
George Mingus
Mary Lina Weigeworth
Joe Wedgeworth
George Kelley
Charles Murpart
Walnt Springs
Brandon and
Wise
Brandon
Meriaan
Magee ‘Mae Govuntt
Mitta
Wiles
Greer Family Property Transfers and Marriage Notice
Fragmented OCR hints at a Greer family land transfer from multiple surveys including James Nismo and McCullough to Lilian E. Greer Daniel, plus a marriage notice involving William Harold Jansen and Bonne. Details are unclear due to garbled text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Nismo
James K. Greer
Jessa
M. Greer
Thomas
J. Greer
Susanne M. Greer
Augeist L. Greer
Willie May’ Greer
Lilian E. Greer Daniel
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Kimbell
Charmin
del Monte
del Monte Post
Zac Ae
Donald Duck
Birds Eye
Trotter Grocery & Market Telephone
Clifton, Texas
Cme
Cheafaty
SIA Bank
BANK
Ral’ Sotoree
Per of
Vc A
Texan
Youthioor Memorial Ox
Perna
Tinny
Raymond Koudson
Tillie Behnke
Waco
A. Behnke
Elbert White
Mix. S. Cos
Joe McCommie
C. A. Townley
A. B. Postan
Rady Lana
Lana
P. E. Dansby
Catherine Parrish
Hes
Otis Blue
Dallas
Iredell
Clifton Library
A. Browns
Spe’ Mobil Products
Meridian Court
Ana Att
Man Snazer
Cleburne
Hubert Spust
Pontaneh
Soria
Sol Crenshaw
Iran
Maine
Beth Hater
Mag
Carlene
Malo
Cna
Bronstad Gin and Feed
MLE
MeComickt Armall Super C
Uv Fower
Askus
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