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Newspaper
Clifton Record
Location
Clifton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 29, 1965
Page
8
Mr. and Mrs. L. F. Tennison spent Tuesday to Thursday in Austin where Mr. Tennison attended a meeting of the State Board of Public Accountability. They visited with her brother and sister in law, Mr. and Mrs. Murray Ford, during the trip.
Mr and Mrs Henry Anz Jr and children with Kevin spent last Sunday in Dallas for the State Fair of Texas. They also visited Mr and Mrs C L McDowell and Mr and Mrs Angus Neinast and daughters. Mrs McDowell and Mrs Neinast are sisters of Mr Anz.
Fort Worth residents Mr and Mrs Joseph Nelson visited Clifton with Mrs H A Nelson and relatives. Dillard family spent Sunday in Denton with Dr and Mrs G L Simmons and their sons. Darden drove to Austin for a Texas Rice game. Baldridge and Kincheloe watched Rice defeat Texas at Memorial Stadium. G E Jackson hosted Dan Bryan and family from Houston Friday to Sunday. Roland Anderson family visited Clifton and Valley Mills. Sam Houston freshman Jerry Hill stayed with the Hill family and traveled to San Marcos for a football game afterward.
Clifton 44 Club held its regular monthly meeting in Clifton City Hall dining room with Emma Thiele reporting. Sidney Eakin chaired, Larry Kruse read minutes, and new adult leader Laverne Diebert was elected. Members discussed cooking and sewing classes, a November 11 demonstration by Raymond Collins, and a trip to the State Fair of Texas on October 9. The meeting time moved to 7 00 PM.
Mr and Mrs Hans Kalscheuer spent from Monday to Sunday visiting friends in Shawnee and Morrison Oklahoma with extended family in Tulsa and Fayetteville Arkansas. They attended the 18th annual Ozark Pork Festival at Eureka Springs Arkansas with the Morganses.
Reserve Dist No 1 State No 95 report of condition for Farmers State Bank Clifton Texas at close of business October 13 1985. Includes securities details Fortified by Federal Reserve System membership and state banking authority calls. Shows loans and discounts 28346 755, overdrafts 608 72, bank premises 42000, furniture and fixtures 2240 540, total assets 7708 08 06.
A Texas bank reports deposits totaling 7 021 202 25 with 4 784 627 50 in demand deposits and 2 236 574 68 in time deposits. Capital accounts show 150 000 00 common stock plus 150 000 00 surplus. profits and reserves sum to 629 547 67. Directors attest the figures as true. Joyce Cash, Notary Public, Bosque County, Texas notes sworn affidavit dated October 23.
Residents enjoyed the annual barbecue at the Coyote club and welcomed guests from nearby towns. Visitations included Mr and Mrs A J Stepert and Mrs Victor Cynkel from Forreston, with families gathering at the Halbert and Behnke households for birthday celebrations and deer hunting. Alton Lee Gregor and Steve joined relatives in Bur.
The World War I Barracks 1887 and Auxiliary will hold their next regular meeting at 7:00 PM Tuesday November 2 in the City Hall dining room. A covered dish supper will precede the sessions hosted by Mr and Mrs J R B Railsback and Mr and Mrs E i Section Trade with Record advertisers.
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