Hospital Notes Admissions September 12 1972
Mrs. Louie B. Compton of Hillsboro Lewis E. Gary of Clifton and Mrs. Lexie D. Wells of Crawford added to the hospital list for admission on September 12 1972.
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Newspaper
Clifton Record
Location
Clifton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 21, 1972
Page
2
Mrs. Louie B. Compton of Hillsboro Lewis E. Gary of Clifton and Mrs. Lexie D. Wells of Crawford added to the hospital list for admission on September 12 1972.
A condensed list of death notices dated Sept 13 to Sept 18 1972 names residents from Clifton Valley Mills Meridian Morgan and surrounding areas including Parmela Krueger Nona Diltz Doris Hines Doris Lauderdale and many others. The fragmentary list shows familial ties to Clifton Oglesby Valley Mills and Dallas with multiple first names and married titles.
Bosque County Unit of the American Cancer Society awarded ten year service certificates and gold pins at Open House for the new Clifton hospital. Recipients include local residents and clergy from Clifton, Crawfills Gap, Kop pers, Mosholm, Morgan, Walnut Springs, Womack, Fairview, and Norse, with District Director Col. Carl Norton in attendance.
Mrs. Dick Blassingame reports weekend visits by Mr. and Mrs. Goodhue Ichi berger and son Hue at A. L. Seipert’s home. Bill Deangelo and son Doug visited Lott for a birthday. Douglas Finstad and family called on Blassingames. Don Allen Bearden dove hunted with grandparents. T. A. Blassingame’s party traveled to Temple and Fort Worth to visit ill relatives. Marshall Bonds in Dallas hospital shows slight improvement.
Faith Lutheran Church at 514 North Bosque Meridian shares a weekly schedule with worship Sunday at 9 a.m. Sunday School and Bible Class at 10 a.m. Tuesday trustees meet. September 30 marks the end of Pastor Petrich’s ministry in the Norse Meridian parish.
The Future Homemakers of America gather in Bettis Auditorium at 2 45 PM Monday September 11 1972 with Bettye Brown as president Donna Hampe leading the pledge Connie Brownsworth recording minutes Brenda Richards presenting the treasurer's report Jane Burden delivering a devotion Beverly Jones teaching the FHA song and a girl of the month vote designating Bettye Brown for September. The C H S Bookaneers Library Club met September 13 to elect officers for 1972 73 and plan improvements with Debbie Rosamond president Donna Hampe vice president Diana Smith secretary reporter Glenda Wells treasurer Nancy Golden program chair Mrs E B Harris sponsor. Members listed include Glenda Wells Donna Hampe Debbie Rosamond Vivian Ender Lenny Roper Nancy Homerstad Diana Smith Anita Hampe Jeanne Moore Nancy Golden Pam Schwartz Wade Dansby Peggy Dorsey Karen Lippe Diann Smith.
Weekly lunch plan lists meals for Monday through Friday with options like Chili with Beans, Fried Chicken, Meat Loaf, Fish, and Hamburger with Cheese. Each day includes sides, bread, butter, milk, and a dessert or juice option.
Buck Gregory of the Soil Conservation Service notes winter cover crops protect soil from erosion and add organic matter while improving structure. Oats wheat and rye provide grazing when fertilized. legumes like hubam clover Austin winter peas and vetch also work. Crops following cover crops yield better quality. Fertilize and inoculate legumes. contact local Soil Conservation Service for details.
Helmer M. Anderson Crawfills Gap and others including Mrs Fannie Mae Cochran Clifton Mrs Lexie D Wells Crawford Mrs Henry V Willingham Clifton Mrs Alta Fisk McGregor Mrs Bob A McAllister Fort Worth Joseph W Ramsey Meridian Lewis E Gary Clifton Lana Kim Hicks Valley Mills Mrs Barney L Ray Jonesboro named in public notice listing residents and addresses.
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