William T. Jordan and Beverly Jordan in editor roles
Beverly F Jordan Elaine Gee and Don Ritter listed as editors and publishers with William T Jordan. The page assigns editorial staff roles for the newspaper.
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Newspaper
Clifton Record
Location
Clifton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 09, 1976
Page
2
Beverly F Jordan Elaine Gee and Don Ritter listed as editors and publishers with William T Jordan. The page assigns editorial staff roles for the newspaper.
George Nelson of Clifton spent Monday with his brother the Boy Nelson. Mrs Ima Broiles of Amarillo visits her mother. Atas B C Rogstad and Jewell Murphree are noted guests. Jewel returned from Meridian hospital Thursday. Thanks to Mrs Marie Nystel for renewal of Clifton Record. Revien Sorley and Loyd Sorley visit Clifton, as do Vernon Patrick. Herman Mick Olson of Fort Worth spent Sunday night through Monday with his daughter. Dr Connie Hutton of Oklahoma City visits mother Mrs Rose Hutton.
The Graithius brine played Mullin and Vanlin won five touchdowns to Cass dive Friday night. The Ligus detest Walnut Springs, 464. The Cranfill Gay ITA elected in places of president. Jim Vier president and wretiry. The following students were elected to these offices Laura Orbeck president. Janet Torgerson first vice president, and Janet Dietiker secretary.
A weekly Crossroads News column recounts holiday travel and family gatherings in Leuders and Houston, with mentions of Justin and Tom visiting relatives, Jerome en route from Korea, and plans to visit Washington state. It also notes 1976 77 school officers, senior ads, and a historical piece on Cochin India with Jewish heritage and a 400th synagogue anniversary stamp.
Western Beef Inc parts firm Clifton Cattle Co announced third quarter ended July 31 showing a loss of 108 704 or .10 per share versus prior year profit of 347 329 or .33. Nine months ended July showed loss of 81 162 or .08 per share against prior year profit of 928 528 or .88. Revenues for Q3 and nine months were 8 844 527 and 40 008 565. Company cites low spirits cattle prices as major pre tax losses. other segments remained profitable. At July 31 cattle on feed totaled 71 340, up from 57 597 last year. Western Beef, Inc. is headquartered in Amarillo with Texas New Mexico California operations.
A reader asks Mr Jordan to publish a class reunion article and forwarding list in The Clifton Record week ending September 11, with a $5 check to renew a subscription. The note includes names and addresses of class members and expresses appreciation for past help.
The Veterans Administration provides benefits for certain widows and widowers, as well as eligible children and parents of veterans, outlining support programs and eligibility criteria.
Dr. Ann Garrett urged the Bosque County Child Welfare Board to serve as a speakers bureau to publicize needs and activities. She emphasized staff decisions over policy and urged boards to aid foster parents through churches and groups, focusing on children served rather than numbers.
Mr and Mrs Pat Murphy and their family traveled from Monti cello Ark to Meridian Mississippi for the funeral of J W Murphy the elder Murphy family attended the Brister Lawson Funeral Home in Meridian on Sunday August 29 They returned home with Mrs Sam Seljos who rode a bus to Waco the next morning where her husband met her to drive her home
Family Night at the VFW Post Home Saturday September 11 invites all members. A casserole supper will be served at 7 p.m. The Ladies Auxiliary will furnish it and each family should bring a casserole and salad or dessert.
Jack Burgess the Republican hopeful for Congress in Texas 11th District will speak at the West Shore Volunteer Fire Department on Shore Acres Drive Laguna Park at 7 30 p m Thursday September 9 a reception will follow
The Multi county Special Education Cooperative of Texas plans outreach in Mills Hamilton and Bosque counties to identify about 188 preschoolers who may be blind deaf crippled or handicapped. Aides will visit homes to educate and assist parents with materials and training to prepare children for school. Parents may call Meridian at 435 2331 for information.
The Clifton Rotary Club celebrated President Richard Smith and Mrs Smith with a Rotary Dinner at the Widows and Widowers house. Shelby Richardson and Rotary Anns arranged, while Smith departs September 9-10 for a new clinic management post in Lubbock.
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