Conrad Enlists in United States Air Force
Alan Layne Conrad son of Er win Conrad of 614 Ave M Clifton entered the United States Air Force Delayed Enlistment Force in Waco. He will attend a six week basic training course at Lackland AFB beginning December 9. Sergeant Gifford notes openings for qualified applicants. office at Parkdale Shopping Center Waco.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alan Layne Conrad
Erwin Conrad
Ave. M
Clifton
United States Air Force
Waco
Conrad
Lackland Afb
San Antonio
Gifford
Air Force
Parkdale Shopping Center
Heart Association tips for a heart healthy diet
Guidance urges low saturated fat and cholesterol intake with more fish poultry and vegetables. It recommends consulting a doctor before starting strenuous exercise and suggests contacting the local Heart Association for information and programs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Local Heart Association
Heart Association
Study and Action Group Meeting Highlights
The United Methodist Women Study and Action Group met Monday afternoon at First United Methodist Church Fellowship Hall to begin fall sessions. Chair woman W J Peterson led prayer, calendar review, and remarks on women’s evolving church roles and mission outreach with 23 members and two visitors present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Methodist Women
Fellowship Hall
First United Methodist Church
W. J. Peterson
Bussman
Lila Hudson
Blanche Varbo
Curbo
United Methodist Church
Fellowship of Methodist Women
Clifton Arts Club Seeks Out-Of-Town Demonstration
A three member committee was formed to explore bringing an external artist to Clifton for a demonstration. Members attended the Arts and Crafts Show at Waco on September 7, and a paint day at the Civic Center on September 9. The club plans entries for the Meridian Basque Valley Arts and Crafts Fiesta the last weekend in September, with setup at Meridian Courthouse at 9 a.m. for members wishing to display works.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clifton
Waco Convention Center
Civic Center
Meridian
Meridian Courthouse
Crawfills Gap Homecoming Held
The Crawfills Gap Homecoming on September 13 drew 97 exes from Houston Euless Clifton Stephenville Joshua Jonesboro Cleburne Arlington Waco Meridian Austin Lometa Fort Worth Gatesville Norse Burleson Dallas Pasadena Irving Whitney Mineral Wells Glen Rose Carrollton and Crawfills Gap. After cafe fellowship an exes business meeting followed and a football game against Jonesboro. Merrill Anderson Meridian led the band for the dance after the game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crawfills Gap
Exes
Houston
Euless
Clifton
Stephenville
Joshua
Jonesboro
Cleburne
Arlington
Waco
Meridian
Austin
Lometa
Fort Worth
Gatesville
Norse
Burleson
Dallas
Pasadena
Coon Creek Club Delivers Show and Tell Program
Good Neighbor Club met September 11 at the clubhouse with twenty one members answering roll call by sharing a favorite story or quotation. Two children and two visitors joined as hostesses prepared, and Lila Hudson offered two short stories from Texas authors. The group plans an October 9 meeting featuring handmade item displays with instructions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coon Creek
Good Neighbor Club
Lila Hudson
Edwin Stell
Lucille Findley
Anne Brown
the Brazos
Julian Hyer
Old Bill
J. Frank Dobie
Texas
Mary Ruth Womack
Cyril Downey
Survivors and attendees listed for historic Clifton event
The fragment mentions Sarah and Graves attendees from Clifton with Eiren Mere as sole survivor among five. Wilt os 9 from San Antonio named primae Ser and a Holly Erickson aged 10 months from Burleson attended, with years implied 1884 to 1965.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sarah
Graves
Clifton
Eiren
Wiltos
San Antonio
Holly Erickson
Burleson
Nurse Gayle Nafus Earns Master's Degree in Sociology
Mrs Gayle Blum Nafus daughter of Mr and Mrs Karen Blum of Jonesboro earned a Master’s with a minor in sociology after graduating from Hillcrest School of Nursing and Mary Hardin Baylor She worked at VA Hospital Waco Scott and White Temple Chest Hospital Tyler VA Shreveport Cen Tex Home Care Clifton taught nursing at Tyler State College and lives in Marshall with ties to Longview for the State Health Department inspecting children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gayle Blum Nafus
Karen Blum
Jonesboro
Hillcrest School of Nursing
Mary Hardin-Baylor
Waco
Scott and White
Temple
Chest Hospital
Tyler
Shreveport
Cen-Tex
Clifton
Tyler State College
Nafus
Marshall
Wirky
Longview
State Health Department
UT Health Center Seminar Series Opens September 25
The Office of Continuing Medical Education at UT Health Science Center San Antonio starts its sixth annual seminar series for professionals on September 25. The first program covers intravenous fluids and will be moderated by Dr. Carlos Pestana, with live teleconference participation for sites outside San Antonio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University At Texas Health Science Center
San Antonio
San Antonio Center
Carlos Pestana
UT Health Science Center
Civic To Have Varied Program At Civic Center
Members of the Clifton Civic Improvement Society plan a varied program on Wednesday October 1 at 3 p m in the Civic Center. Mrs Lila Hudson will present A Story for You and Mrs Patsy Lancaster will play violin. The silver service donated by the late Miss Ruby Mixon will be displayed in honor of her mother Mrs Emma Mixon. Hostesses include Mrs Raymond Lammert Mrs Russell B Kerbow Mrs Raymond H Rogstad Mrs J M Huse Mrs James Browder Miss Inez Lockwell and Mrs Lewis Hauke. All members and prospective members are urged to attend both the program and business session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clifton Civic Improvement Society
Lila Hudson
Patsy Lancaster
Civic Center
Civic Society
Ruby Mixon
Fort, Worth
Emma Mixon
Raymond Lammert
Russell B. Kerbow
Raymond H. Rogstad
J. M. Huse
James Browder
Inez Lockwell
Lewis Hauke
Heart of Texas Council of Governments to Meet in Waco
The HOTCOG executive committee will gather at 110 South 12th Street Waco in the large conference room on Thursday September 25 at 1 30 p m The session will address organizational matters and agency policies with expected attendance from key officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emegt
Heart of Texas Council of Governments
South 12Th Street
Waco
Senior Citizen Meals Program in Bosque County
Senior Citizen Meals Program locations and serving times listed for Bosque County on Thursday September 25. Cafeterias and community sites include Sitings School Cafeteria Iredell Meridian Walnut Springs Clifton Cranfills Gap Valley Mills Koppers Masonic Lodge Morgan House and Meridian Community Center with meal times ranging from 11:30 a.m. to 12:30 p.m.
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Bosque County
Sitings
Gsafete
Iredell
Valley Mills
Walnut Springs
Crawfills Gap
Clifton City
Cranfills Gap
Meridian Community Center
Koppers Masonic Lodge
Morgan House
City Water Tower
Meridia
Koppett Masonic Lodge
Transportation listings schedule by Mary Campbell
Transportation notices for Walnut Springs Crawford Gap Laguna Park and Meridian with contact names Wanda Newbury Wilma Finstad R A Fortress and a missing entry for Thursday October 2. The listings provide dates locations and phone contacts for riders or pickups.
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Walnut Springs
Wanda Newbury
Crawfils Gap
Wilma Finstad
Senior Citizens Transportation Service Announcement
Friday October 3 Clifton Bosque County seniors may receive free transportation from The Green Thumb Driver Andy Anderson. Service includes trips to shopping grocery store clinic hospital drug store and more. For details contact Mary Campbell or Reecie Golden at 675 6337.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clifton
Mary Campbell
Bosque County
Andy Anderson
Reecie Golden
Market Report Shows Stable Prices Across Texas Groceries
Texas shoppers face steady mean prices with signs of change mainly at produce counters. Soft fruits like prunes peaches plums and grapes are plentiful while bananas are a good buy. Cantaloupe watermelon supplies decline but value remains in potatoes carrots cabbage and other staples. Turkey prices rise and pork remains scarce. liver and ground beef offer notable value. Seedless grapes appeal for salads and snacks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas
Sister Johanna Receives Habit At Ohio Convent
Laura France Moseley became Sister Johanna after joining the Episcopal Convent of the Transfiguration in Glendale Ohio. She received her habit on August 6 in a chapel ceremony as the Charteroak Stationary Marching Band performed for attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johanna
Episcopal Convent
Ohio
Laura France Moseley
Episcopal Convent of the Transfiguration
Glendale
Charteroak Sationary Marching Band
Cleveland
Laura
Convent of the Transfiguration
Sex and Sibling Relationships Highlight Family Dynamics
A family life education specialist Roberta Dix of Texas A&M discusses how gender affects sibling interaction. She notes girl girl pairs show more jealousy while brothers clash more than with sisters and urges parental adjustments to temper rivalries and temperaments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roberta Dix
Texas Agricultural Extension Service
Texas A&m University System
College
VA benefits questions answered for service members and families
The column explains that Dependents Education Assistance covers all eligible children and spouses of veterans with service connected total disability or deaths, and notes the 1973 plot allowance and 800 burial benefit changes. It also states VA loan guarantees ended by 1974 and that you may cover the gap between appraised and sale price from personal funds to avoid loan limits.
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Alan L. Conrad
USAF
Carter White
Elsie Pechal
Ray
Jake
Sylvester ‘Jensen
Marynell
Rokme Wallace
Maxine Phillips
Merrill Anderson
Jamie Zander
Frank Smith
North Ave
G — Clifton
WN. Ave
New Mexico
Live Oak Nursery
Clifton, Texas
Hotcog Meeting
BY Reedie Golden
Laguna Park
R. A. Fortess
S. Ave. T
Market Report
Gwendolyne Clyatt
Mrs. Clyatt
The
College Station
Thomas B. Moseley
Hillcrest High School
Hill Junior College
Clifton Lutheran Sunset Home
Wolf Plain
Kimbell Hominy
Jemima
Cattlemens
Waar
del Monte Corn
del Monte
Kimbell
Birdseye Cool Whip
el Paso
Parkay Oleo
Morton Honey Buns
Crisco Oil
Kraft
Ea. Ile
Washington
H. H. Gerdes
Optometrist
Huse Chiropractic Offices
Ronnie R. Huse
D.C
W. Washington
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