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Newspaper

Clifton Record

Location

Clifton, Texas, United States of America

Date

Oct 23, 1964

Page

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Clifton High Cubs blank Alvarado 50 6 in district opener

Clifton High routed Alvarado 50 6 in the District 13-A opener as James Haywood scored four touchdowns including a 55 yard punt return and a 72 yard run. Sam Ralph added two scores and Tommy Traylor another as Clifton rolled up 359 rushing yards and 95 passing yards while limiting Alvarado to minus 17 rushing yards and only four first downs. The Indians pulled a kickoff return for a touchdown on a broken play, but Clifton dominated with strong line play and numerous penalties marred the game.

Chilton High Cubs Alvarado James Haywood Clifton Sam Ralp Tommy Traylor Cub Ralph Alvarado Indians Indians Cubs Lvarado Larry Grimland Craig Pardue Cdiares Ayde Haywood Frank Tyler Jim Thompson Brent Standefer Pete Fredenburg Alvaradh Allen Traylor Sinderud Coffman Tyler Alien Alverado Johnny Outlaw Hayweed Fredenburg

Cubs Hopeful for Week Football Clash at Joshua

Coach Liardon notes Joshua’s scrappy defense and multiple offenses with wing and single wing looks. He praises Jerry Allen for Blocker of the Week and invites fans to Friday night’s Cubs game, hoping for strong support after rest of week rematches and junior play at Valley Mills and Glen Rose.

Valley Mills Glen Rose Joshua Cubs Liardon Jerry Allen Jerry Cub

Clifton High Band Sweetheart to Be Revealed at Friday Game

The Clifton High School Band will reveal its Band Sweetheart during halftime at Friday night’s football game. Nominees include Peggy Aars Sharon Adams Christie Jenson Randy Outlaw Kay Schramm Kathie Crawford Renee Tweedle Mary Frances Arthur Kathy Collins Peggy Berry. Max Hoff, band president, will present amid halftime activities.

Clifton High School Clifton Sharon Adams Randy Outlaw Peggy Aars Christie Jenson Kay Schramm

Local Hospital Accountants Attend Texas Workshop

Mesdames S. I. Witcher A. O. Carr and W. D. Goodall represented the Goodall and Witcher Clinic Hospital at the 23rd Annual Workshop of the Texas Association of Hospital Accountants held at the Commodore Perry Hotel in Austin.

Mesdames S. I. Witcher A. O. Carr W. D. Goodall Austin Texas Association of Hospital Accountants Commodore Perry Goodall and Witcher Clinic

Howards Move to Houston From Clifton

Mr and Mrs Joe Howard moved from Clifton to Houston last Sunday. In Houston Mr Howard will work as assistant manager for the T G Y Company, a chain variety store. He is the son of Mr and Mrs Don Howard of Clifton.

Joe Howard Clifton Houston Howard T. G. & Y. Company Mr. Howard Don Howard

Mrs. J. S. Cox Dies in Clifton Hospital at 63

Mrs. Freddie Dickinson Cox aged 63 years 1 month 17 days of Route 3 Valley Mills died at 2 55 Sunday afternoon in Clifton hospital after recent illness. Born September 1 1901 Caldwell she lived in Mosheim and Lanes Chapel Bosque County. She married Joseph Sawyer Cox July 29 1920 and had three children Doyle Lee Lorene and Fayrene. She and her husband lived on a farm near Lanes Chapel Memorial Church and later at their present place about 13 miles from Clifton.

Bosque County S. Cox Valley Mills Clifton Hospital J. C. Dickinson Jennie Porter Dickinson Freddie Dickinson Cox Caldwell Mosheim Lanes Chapel Joseph Sawyer Cox Pittsburg Doyle Lee Lorene FE. D. White Fayrene W. H. Tharp Cox

Annual Thanksgiving Service at First Baptist Church

The Clifton Ministerial Association presents the annual Thanksgiving service on November 25 at 7 30 PM at the First Baptist Church. Association president Rev George Herrscher leads the program with Rev Homer Pumphrey delivering the Thanksgiving message.

Clifton Ministerial Association First Baptist Church George Herrscher Association Homer Pumphrey

Mrs Golden in Hospital After Heart Attack

Mrs Velma W. Golden was hospitalized Sunday night after a heart attack. By Tuesday afternoon her condition seemed improved. Her daughter Laverne Milliorn and grandchildren Barbara and Bryan of Buchanan Dam arrived Sunday night, and Mr and Mrs Joe Hite with daughters Linda and Donna of Amarillo came Monday to be with her mother.

Velma W. Golden Laverne Milliorn Barbara Bryan Buchanan Dam Clifton Joe Hite Linda Donna Amarillo

Mrs. Bean Funeral Services Held in Clifton

Mrs. Eunice Brake Bean, 79, a Clifton resident for over four decades, died October 15 near her son Rey Bean’s home after a year of illness from a brain tumor. Born June 7, 1885, she lived in Oklahoma and Texas before settling in Clifton in 1916 and later in Strawn. Her husband William Edmond Bean died in 1938. she left five children, including Myrtle Gustafson, and many relatives.

Clifton W. E. Bean Rey Bean Bean Bob Brake Eunice Brake Bean Cub Ranch Meridian Mrs. Bean Chickasha Oklahoma William Edmond Bean Simon Roy Myrtle Cameron H Gustafson Munday Huntsville Santa Fe Mr. Bean Strawn Mr Bean F.C. Ringness Norse

Mrs. Essie Smith Dies in Dallas

Funeral services for Mrs. Essie Smith aged 72 were held at First Methodist Church in Clifton with Reverend Homer F. Pumphrey and Reverend Carl Elder officiating. She died October 15 in a Dallas rest home after hospital stays and was buried in Clifton Cemetery alongside family.

Essie Smith First Methodist Church Clifton Homer F. Pumphrey Pumphrey Carl Elder Hickory Tree Baptist Church Dallas Smith Clifton Hospital Frank J. Bradstreet Ralph W. Helm Ottis Tyler

Reverend Goble Visits Clifton in October Pastoral Tour

Reverend Frank Goble former Clifton United Pentecostal Church pastor visited Clifton on Sunday and Monday October 11 and 12 preaching at the evening service. The Gobles stayed with Mr and Mrs Ed Routh before returning to Sullivan Indiana where he now serves as pastor.

Frank Goble United Pentecostal Church Clifton Goble Ed Routh Sullivan Indiana

American Legion Auxiliary to Sponsor Hamburger Supper

Members of Selmer Erickson Post No 322 and its Ladies Auxiliary in Clifton will host a hamburger and French fry supper from 7:00 to 8:00 PM Thursday October 22 at the American Legion Clubhouse in Clifton City Park. All members and eligible guests are invited.

Selmer Erickson American Legion Ladies’ Auxiliary Clifton

International Night at Trinity Lutheran Church Mission Fair

About 200 attendees explored twelve overseas mission fields at International Night hosted by Trinity Lutheran Church women. Hostesses in native dress explained life and beliefs from countries including Brazil Cameroun Colombia Ethiopia Hong Kong India Japan Madagascar New Guinea Nigeria South Africa Taiwan. Mrs. Clarence Conrad chaired the program.

American Lutheran Church Trinity Lutheran Church Fellowship Hall Brazil Cameroun Columbia Ethiopia Hong Kong India Japan Madagascar New Guinea Nigeria South Africa Taiwan Miriam Clarence Conrad

Clifton Hospital Births Highlight Local Families

Meridian couple Benny G Felan announce daughter Sally Garza born October 16 1964 at Clifton hospital weighing 7 pounds 9 ounces. Jerry Ray Smith and wife welcome daughter Lisa Dee born October 15 1964 at Clifton hospital weight 7 pounds. Round Rock couple James Walsleben announce daughter Dorothy Kay born October 20 1964 at Clifton hospital with two older brothers Timothy and Robert. Grandparents Gus Walsleben Clifton Roy Necessary Valley Mills.

Benny G. Felan Meridian Sally Garza Clifton Hospital Lisa Dee Jerry Ray Smith Box Walnut Springs James Walsleben Round Rock Dorothy Kay Timothy Robert Gus Walsleben Clifton Roy Necessary Valley Mills

Clifton High Names Homecoming Queen Nominees

Clifton High School announced the top Homecoming Queen nominees for 1964. Seniors Peggy Aars and Randy Outlaw and junior Donna Aars led the list, with other nominees including Lavonne Eggen, Kathy Collins, Sharon Sparks, Ginger Crawford, and Peggy Berry. The queen will be crowned at half time Friday October 30 during the Clifton Cub-Itasca Wampus Cat game. the dance follows October 31 at the National Guard Armory.

Clifton High School Peggy Aars Randy Outlaw Donna Aars Peggy Helen ©. Aars Randy Clyde Outlaw Donna Alton Aars CHS Clifton Cub M. D. Sparks Ginger Crawford T. F. Crawford Peggy Berry Ray Berry E. B. Harris

Charlie Schmidt to undergo lung surgery in Waco

Friends learn Charlie Schmidt cafe owner here for years and now at Clifton Lutheran Sunset Home will have lung surgery Friday morning at Providence Hospital in Waco after referrals from the local hospital and preliminary tests last Friday.

Charlie Schmidt Clifton Lutheran Sunset Home Providence Hospital Waco Schmidt Providence

Attended Holiday Design School in Dallas

Mr and Mrs Virgil Price and Mr and Mrs John D Fenn of Artistic Floral and Gift Shop Clifton attended the Holiday Design School sponsored by the San Lorenzo Wholesale Company at Market Hall in Dallas last Sunday.

Virgil Price John D. Fenn Clifton San Lorenzo Wholesale Company Market Hall Dallas

Landowners urged to attend watershed meeting at Norse Church

Bosque Soil Conservation District Supervisors and the Bosque County Program Building Committee invite all landowners in the Meridian Creek and Neil Creek drainage area to a meeting at the Norse Church on Tuesday Oct 27 at 730 PM. Henry Turney a Dublin rancher and Soil Conservation District Supervisor will discuss watershed program benefits obstacles and flood control structures planned for tributaries.

Bosque Soil Conservation District Bosque County Program Building Committee Meridian Creek Neil Creek Norse Church Henry Turney Soil Conservation District Dublin Meridian Neil

Three Homes Burn in Turnersville Turnover Near Clifton

Clifton's Volunteer Fire Department arrived shortly after 3:00 PM Friday October 16 to Turnersville where a blaze destroyed three homes and severely damaged another. The Holder, Jones, and Humes houses burned completely while Mrs Pruitt's home suffered major damage. The fire spread from sparks as wind picked up, with the Sadler Gin and Grain Company moving cotton twice during the incident.

Clifton Turnesville A. M. Holder Tommy Hill Frank Jones Holder A. T. Humes Lassie Humes Gatesville Samantha Pruitt Sadler Gin and Grain Company

Trinity Lutheran Church Women Elect Year officers

At the October 12 meeting the Trinity Lutheran Church Women elected President Mrs Jake Seljos Vice President Mrs B I Dahl Treasurer Mrs Henry Zuehike Secretary Mrs T J Wiggins Education Secretary Mrs Eldon Zimmerman Stewardship Secretary Mrs Oren Canuteson Jr Fellowship Secretary Mrs M L Bergman They will attend a workshop in McGregor on November 3 and sponsor the Christmas greeting card in the church narthex led in devotions by Mrs Otto Gangshei.

Trinity Lutheran Church Jake — Seljos B. I Dahl Henry Zuehike T. J. Wiggins Eldon Zimmerman Oren Canuteson Jr M. L Bergman McGregor

Hastings Attend LBJ Ranch Event

Bosque County Democratic Chairman Albert Hastings and Mrs Hastings traveled to Johnson City Texas on Sunday October 18 to a 12:00 oclock barbecue at the LBJ Ranch. The First Lady served as principal speaker while President Johnson canceled hosting to address the nation from the White House. Governor Connally also spoke and actor Dan Blocker attended and spoke.

Bosque County Democratic Albert Hastings Dan Blocker Hoss Cartwright

Local FFA Boys Attend National Convention

Clifton FFA president Lloyd Hampe and vice president Melvin Prescher left Clifton for Kansas City Missouri to attend the National Future Farmers of America Convention. They will stay all week to participate in sessions and return early Saturday aiming to bring back leadership experience for their local chapter.

Lloyd Hampe Oscar Hampe Route 1 Valley Mills Melvin Prescher Walter Prescher Clifton Kansas City Missouri Future Farmers of America Lloyd Melvin FFA

Crop Practice Deadline and Grazing Permits in Bosque County

Bosque County ASCS says cover crop practice with oats rye and rye grass must be finished before December 1. Producers can receive about 50 percent cost shares for seed and fertilizer. Prior approval from the ASCS office is required before starting. Secretary of Agriculture rules advance grazing diversion date to October 1 for Feed Grain and Wheat Program land, not Soil Bank. refunds issued for October grazing payments. grazing does not allow haying without payment. Bosque County delegate convention elected Herbert Downey chair Clyde Henry vice chair J W Hardcastle member Jack Rowland noted for 1965 program year.

Bosque County United States Department of Agriculture ASCS ASCA Meridian Herbert L. Downey Clyde Henry J. W. Hardcastle Jack Rowland

Alternate and Nolan McMillan Take Second Place

In a close competition, the duo known as alt ornate finish second, with Nolan McMillan securing the runner up spot behind a clear leader. The event highlighted emerging talent and steady performance from the competing group.

Nolan McMillan Alt Ornate

Poage Addresses Clifton Students Tuesday

Congressman W R Poage and assistant Fowler West visited Clifton Public Schools Tuesday morning. Poage spoke for about 45 minutes to high and junior high students in Bettis Auditorium, detailing Congress work, government functions, and agricultural subsidies. The visit included conversations with friends downtown before heading to Meridian and Koppers to address more students.

Kent Appleby Clifton Record W. R Bob) Poage Fowler West Washington, D. C Clifton Public Schools Poage Bettis Appleby Congressman Poage Waco Texas Congress of the United

Clifton cattle and grain prices from Wednesday auction

Thursday morning prices show cattle at Clifton steady overall from last week with bulls calves and canners lower. Good to choice steers and yearlings bring 19 to 21.50 while stocker steers fetch 18.50 to 22 and butcher cows run 11 to 13.50. Hog tops reach 16 to 16.50 and eggs grain and other markets listed.

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Clifton High Cubs By Aubrey Roberts Joe Howards J. S. Cox First Baptist Mrs. Golden Frank Gobles American Legion, Auxiliary Jack Wiggins Pat Canuteson H. C. Pederson Design Turnersville Trinity Lutheran Hastings LBJ W. R. Poage
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