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Newspaper
Clifton Record
Location
Clifton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 22, 1950
Page
2
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Miss Eddy Lou enters her senior year at a Texas state college, with plans to study at Texas State College. The Denton area note highlights her upcoming academic path and hometown ties.
A brief notice expresses gratitude and best wishes for blessings and divine tidings in Fort Wayne and Fort Mrs. Gael L. Dickson, Mrs. James Smith, Mrs. Ebon Bergman, and others.
The article lists curriculum items for Bentors and a driving education course taught by Guy Dickson. It reports Teague Lions defeating Crawfills Gap Lions 12 to 6 in football. Future Homemakers officers are elected with Drs. Wax and Bertelsen noted as chapter mothers. It also covers junior high reorganization, class officer rosters, football schedules, and student activities across grades including eighth, seventh, and younger students with weekend events and a turtle brought to school by Thomas Williams Hickox.
The Fifth and Sixth Grade Room selected officers for the first semester in a business meeting. Provident Katheryn Solberg is President and R C Spitzer is Vice President with Bobby Rester as Secretary and John Parks as Treasurer. Other roles include program committee members and class monitors.
A parade of relatives and friends from Fort Worth Pampa Moody Waco Seguin and Texas A M visited Cranfils Gap and nearby homes over a weekend. Guests included families of Bronstad Larson Jenaon Tindall Davis Poulson Knudson Olson Torgerson Carlson Johnson Peters and others sharing meals and staying with local residents.
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