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Clifton Record

Location

Clifton, Texas, United States of America

Date

Oct 24, 1968

Page

2

We Like Ike to Represent Our District at the State House

The Clifton Record endorses Charles M. Isenhower for State Representative of District 54. It cites his local roots, broad public service, and positions on law enforcement, parole reform, education, and fiscal matters, arguing he best represents Johnson, Bosque, Hamilton, Mills and Somervell counties over opponents.

Clifton Record Charles M. Isenhower Isenhower Charlie Tsenhower Bhig Newsnaner Hee Sin Taenhawer Neanle and Techniqnes Blan Meig Tsenhower Joe Dummy Kokomo Charlie Clifton Johnson Bosque Hamilton Mills Somervell Texas Municipal League State Association of Mayors Texas TMI Texas Senate House of Representative Texas Egg Council National Fee Council Abilene Christian College University of Texas Opal Brown Albany Jeanne Stone Houston Charles Isenhower J. E B.ward Glen Rose

Do You Care Who Runs The Country

Voters abroad on election day number 1.3 million and many travel for work or family. Absentee ballots let them participate if unavailable, with Meridian County Clerk's office assisting applicants through November 1.

Richard Nixon Elmer Anderson Minnesota Meridian Jimmie Gill

Calendar of Clifton Events and Community Dates

A list of upcoming Clifton area happenings from late October to late November including club meetings at homes and schools, garden club flower show, Cubs football games, homecoming activities, elections day, social security and civic meetings, Deer season opens, PTA carnival, stockholders meeting, Lions Club luncheon, and American Cancer Society unit gathering. Veterans and surviving dependents noted as a demographic remark.

Local area notes on new shops events and services

Whitney hosts Ye Olde Bake Shop in the former Western Auto building across from the bank. Comanche Band sponsors a smorgasbord on October 26 at the Junior High Cafetorium from 1 to 1 30 with tickets at 150. Erath County Democratic Headquarters opens on East Washington offering free coffee and election literature. Cherokee Lodge reopens after remodel with a cafe serving Czech food. Capital Home Wealth Service opens in Hamilton at 302 South Railroad Avenue offering in home nursing care. Hamilton Jaycee Turkey Shoot set for Sunday October 27 at 1 p.m. at the American Legion Park.

Hill County West Milford Lake Whitney Whitney Jim Ellis Western Auto Store Bank Nook Erath County Democratic Lewallen’s Western Washington Hamilton Capital Home Wealth Service South Railroad Avenue Hamilton Jaycee American Legionark

Broad Scope Of 4 H Projects Draws Keen Youths

The Cooper tive Extension Service reports top 10 4 H projects include animal and plant sciences, clothing, foods, health, physical fitness, and conservation. Over 300 000 members engage in community service and personal development, with many pursuing multiple projects. Donors such as John Deere and General Motors fund awards, trips, and scholarships for the National 4 H Congress.

Cooperative Extension Service Tern Co, Inc Hercules Incorporated Amchem Products, Inc General Foods Corporation Eli Lilly and Company The S&h Foundation, Inc Allis- Chalmers Heisdorf & Nelson Farms, Inc General Motors the Upjohn Company Humble Oil & Refining Company

Clifton College and Community Scenes Recall Festive Year

A look through Clifton files shows Miss Margaret Neovius, foreign secretary of the Lutheran Service Commission, visiting the college and addressing students and a chapel audience. Activities include the Morris Federation’s 33rd birthday, a Walnut Springs speech program, Homecoming Tea, Alpha Sigma leadership elections, and a 25th J. O. Bridge Club anniversary. The Harvest Carnival raised about 500 dollars, Clifton FFA earned 5483.16 from livestock sales at the State Fair of Texas, 335 in premiums, and Bosque County 4-H wolves exhibited 44 hogs and 14 lambs earning 279 dollars in prize money. First frost and light ice were seen as temperatures dropped near 29 degrees.

Margaret Neovius Lutheran Service Commission National Luth. Council Helsinki Finland V. D. Goodall Morris Federation Gatesville Clifton College Walnut Springs Alpha Sigma ‘Alpha Maurine Rohne Dorothy Walsleben Helen Rester Clifton High School PTA Miriam Keeling Carl Remington Jr Johnnie Ludwig Clifton Clifton Ffa Texas Bosque County 4-H Club

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