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Newspaper
Clifton Record
Location
Clifton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 26, 1974
Page
9
Social calendar items highlight September events in Crawfills Gap and Clifton. Neighbors and families attend birthdays, anniversaries, and church-related dedications. A Rock Church marker for Otto Reesing is unveiled with local officials and historians in attendance.
September 17 23 hospital notes enumerate patients and attending names across Meridian Valley Mills Clifton Gatesville Hamilton Iredell Mor gan Walnut Springs Waco and nearby towns. The long roster includes Mrs and Mr patients such as Mrs A O Herzog Sr Mrs O P Farmer Mrs Lincoln Ferris plus many others with surnames and locales, reflecting hospital intake records.
Mr and Mrs Jim Jenson attended the 105th Anniversary celebration of Our Savior's Lutheran Church at Norse on September 19 during a community observance marking the milestone in the church's history.
The fragment reads a list of individuals and associated places including Smith China Springs Mrs John H Thompson Hico Dan Willis Aguilla Robert Dale Paris Mrs Carter White Clifton Richard Corbet Conner Hamilton Roy Ellenburg Carlton Joe G Hinton Chilton E L Cox Whitney David Hill Waco Mrs A O Kunkel Mrs Bobby L Yates Hamilton.
Cranfills Gap 4-H Club met September 16 in the school cafeteria. Officers named for the coming year include president Kaye Dietiker and vice president Sally Rivera with Janet Dietiker as reporter. New members Tracy Swindell Shelley Lewis and Tray Lewis welcomed. Bosque County Awards Banquet set for September 28 at Clifton Elementary at 7 p.m.
September 17 Sandra Westerfield to Billy Don Westerfield Crawford area. September 18 Rosa Zavala to Jesus Zavala Iredell. September 22 Heather Billman to M Frank Billman Jr Clifton. September 22 Dodi Lucas to Donald Lucas Glenda Needham Hico.
Market report notes larger grape bunches and sweeter fruit. Texas oranges sell by pound or bag as cran berry outlook shows a six percent crop rise. Fall signs appear in squash cabbage carrots onions and other vegetables. Beef prices stay high while round steaks and roasts offer value. Fryer chicken prices rise but whole birds and parts remain affordable. Pork shows few features aside from smoked cuts and hot dogs remain a strong value.
The Bosque County Association for Retarded Citizens schedules its monthly meeting for 7 30 p m Monday September 30 at Valley Mills School. Dr Ralph M Hausman of Baylor University will discuss what is normal behavior in a child and learning problems. Car pool groups meet at Clifton Elementary by 6 55 p m and a baby sitter is provided in Valley Mills.
Community worship and Sunday school at Our Savior's Lutheran Church led by L. C. Jenson. A Festival of Mission Rally for all Waco Conference churches to be held at Trinity Lutheran in Clifton, with nightly mission services, confirmation class, and choirs scheduled through October 3.
Sandy Lankford Miss Ford Country arrives in Clifton to introduce 1975 Ford automobiles at E. E. Stewart Motors 120 South Ave G. She travels Texas in Ford blue Western outfit and has appeared in dealer ads billboards and radio TV. Public invited 9 am to 5 pm Friday with free refreshments.
The Coon Creek Good Neighbor Club met in regular session on September 12 at the club house with twenty one members and two children present.
Mrs. Lila Hudson presented a program telling a story The Gaffing of Clinch Tiddany by Neill Wilson. Hostesses were Carolyn Couldman and Beverly Posey. A quilting event is planned for their 10th meeting at the clubhouse with hostesses Ruby Lee Holt and Camille Womack.
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