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Newspaper
Clifton Record
Location
Clifton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 15, 1970
Page
2
The Presidents commission on campus violence presented Mr Nixon with its report. It warns the nation faces a chasm in American society and that only the President can reunite the country. William W Scranton heads the panel and met Nixon to deliver the findings.
Vice-President Spiro Agnew condemns the presidents commission report on campus violence claiming it shifts blame to the White House and excites riots. He argues disruptions are never justified and criticizes intellectuals and protesters for undermining society and law enforcement.
West Shore Volunteer Fire Department elected new officers for a six month term led by President James A. Bond and Fire Chief Ernest Cheyne. The group reports a new 1200 gallon pump truck, grass and house fire responses, and appeals for local donations to H. A. Jones, Secretary. Additionally Bluebonnet Art Craft Club activities include diaper making, a Halloween program, a Thanksgiving dinner planning, and house of worship events at Laguna Park Church of Christ with an Oct 18 dinner and Oct 25 sermon by S. A. Hightower.
Several neighbors and local residents are ill with hospital stays at Whitney Hospital and Goodall-Witcher Hospital. Names include Mrs. Bob Dillard Mr. C W Collier Maudie Swenson Hazel Green J C Wilkison Emory Roberts and James S White. White recuperates at home. Visiting news notes guests of the Simmons and White households. An October 30 game party is planned by the Bluebonnet Art Craft Club at 7 30 p m at the Bluebonnet Community Center.
The Coon Creek Good Neighbor Club met October 8 at 2:00 p.m. at the Community House with Mrs. Willie Thomas re elected president. Officers include Letha Smith as vice president Ollie Mae Greenwade as secretary treasurer Vada White as assistant secretary Nadine Watson as reporter Lois Rowe as assistant reporter and Camille Womack as flower custodian. Guests and visitors joined as wigs beadwork and jewelry demonstrations were shown by Linda Christensen of Waco and George O Neal demonstrated bead strands. The group planned Thanksgiving dinner for November 12 and a Christmas dinner with gift exchange for December 10.
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