Local families note travels and college plans
Mr and Mrs Kent Appleby took their daughter Sandra to San Marcos to re enter Southwest Texas State Teachers College as a junior. A W Vickrey will attend Southwest Texas State Teachers College for the coming school year. Mr and Mrs Albert Reesing trip to Austin and Houston included Glenn planning to register at The University of Texas as a sophomore. Paul Mangum and Milton Allen head to Arlington State College as sophomores. Jean Ringness visited Georgetown with his daughter Gail Ringness who toured Washington New York Cape Cod and more. Dr Don Gioff and son Greg of Dallas visited family here with Don Gioff's parents. Betty Gioff, a West Public Schools teacher, also spent the past weekend with her parents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kent Appleby
Sandra
San Marcos
Southwest Texas State Teachers College
A. W. Vickrey
Floyd Vickrey
Albert Reesing
Glenn
Austin
Houston
University of Texas
Reesings
Paul Mangum
Granville Mangum
Milton Allen
Ro Q Allen
Arlington
Arlington State College
Milton
Tarleton State College
Stephenville
Jean Ringness
Georgetown
Gail Ringness
Connecticut
Miss Ringness
Washington, D. C
New York City
Cape Cod
Don Gioff
Greg
Dallas
Dr. Gloff
Robert A
Townley Woodson wedding in Waco church
Miss Linda Sue Townley and James Charles Woodson wed Sept 6 at Sparks Memorial Methodist Church Waco in a light ceremony. Bride, daughter of KR Townley, wore ivory silk satin with pearl beading and carried butterfly roses. Groom is son of M D Woodson. After a short trip, they reside Fort Worth and attend Texas Christian University. Out-of-town guests included Perryton and Clifton couples.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linda Sue Townley
Mr. Woodson
Waco Church
James Charles Woodson
Sparks Memorial Methodist Church
Waco
KR. A. Townley
Parrish
M. D. Woodson
Greenwood Drive
Ray Berry
Clifton
J. W. Townley
L. Blanton
J. W Townley
Keith Allen Tune
Irving
Michael Woodson
O. B. Lusk
Ernest Porsche
Frank Vinson
Kathleen King
Abilene
Mary Ann Brenholtz
Marcelaine Crockett
Helen Reid
Cameron
Virginia Sue Nuckols
Fort Worth
Peggy Berry
Stewart
Charles Smyth
Woodson
McPherson
Texas Christian University
Mrs Woodson
LaVega High School
National Honor Society
Sweetheart of the Future Farmers of America
TCU
Alpha Lambda Delta
Waco High School
Woodson-Townley
E. K. Parker
Perryton
W D. Nuckols
Virginia Sue
Bill
John Paul Townley
Houston
Peggy
Ted S. Evans
Brother of Mrs C T Lawson dies in Albuquerque
Guy McKinley aged 67, brother of Mrs C T Lawson of Meridian, died at his Albuquerque home on Friday September 6. Native of Hamilton, he lived in Arizona before retirement, moving to Albuquerque three years ago. Survived by wife, one daughter Mrs Raymond Henderson, three grandchildren, one brother and four sisters. Funeral at Riley Funeral Home Hamilton with burial in Hamilton Cemetery. Dr and Mrs WD Goodall learned their daughter Mrs William P Mooney left New York City for Stockholm for an audition tour in Europe with 20 appointments. She plans two to seven weeks abroad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guy McKinley
C. T. Lawson
Meridian
Albuquerque
New Mexico
Mr. McKinley
Hamilton
Arizona
Methodist Church
Mr McKinley
Raymond Henderson
Riley
WD Goodall
William P Mooney
New York City
Stockholm
Sweden
Munich
Frankfurt
Germany
Mooney
Europe
Cancer Society Bosque County Unit Holds First Fall Meeting
The Bosque County Unit of the American Cancer Society held its first fall meeting in Clifton on September 9. President Mrs T N Foster and secretary Mrs Jake Seljos led roll call and minutes. Reports praised board growth, education efforts, and a Crusade fundraising surplus, with attendees listing local supporters and officers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bosque County
American Cancer Society
Clifton
Lucille Watson
T. N. Foster
Jake Seljos
Willie Bell Vinson
Seljos
Foster
Adolphus Hotel
Fred Triplett
Hillsboro
State Association
Frank Stockwell
Bosque County Medical Society
Education Committee
Service
Crusade
Memorial
Edwin Bekkelund
Bekkelund
Pat Johnson
A. J. Bishop
Lucy Q. Wilkins
J. F. Sample
Milton Solberg Jr
Penney A. Chaney
Ray Hickok
L. B. Hensley
M. B. Prince
John Lee
James Dennis
R.O. Lane
Charles R. Smith
Ben Rhodes
Louis E. Robinson
Clifton 4H Club Names New Officers
Clifton 4H Club met at Clifton City Hall with Valley Mills 4H joining. New officers for the coming year were Emma Thiele president, Melvin Prescher vice president, Derril Wenzel secretary treasurer, Betty Latham and Larry Mueller council delegates, Linda Kettler reporter, Sidney Eakin Clayton Deibert and Marilyn Chambers recreation committee. County Agent Floyd M Key spoke on Central Texas Fair entries and Mrs Walter Kruse discussed a fair parade float. Refreshments followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clifton 4H
Clifton
Valley Mills 4H
Emma Thiele
Melvin Prescher
Derril Wenzel
Betty Latham
Larry Mueller
Linda Kettler
Sidney Eakin
Clayton Deibert
Marilyn Chambers
Social Security Rep to Visit Clifton City Hall
A Social Security Administration representative will be at Clifton City Hall dining room from 10:00 AM to 12:00 noon on Tuesday October 1. Field rep Jim Ingram urges beneficiaries under 72 to notify the district office at 1901 Austin Avenue in Waco of any work status changes that could affect benefit checks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waco
Social Security Administration
City Hall
Clifton
Jim Ingram
Austin Avenue
Chevrolet ad touts luxury and options for Biscayne models
The copy promises foam cushioned seats front and rear and full carpeting on Biscaynes. It highlights 16 powertrain choices including up to 425 hp V8, jet-smooth Impala Sport Sedan ride, Full Coil suspension, self-adjusting brakes and other low-upkeep features.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Biscaynes
Chevrolet
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S. A. Baker
Blanton
Ed Makowski
Lington State College
Service and Supplies
Pearson
Santa Fe
Fha
E. Schow
Clifion
Cancer Society
Morrison
Jack Morrison
Texas
Clifton 4H Club
Floyd M Key
Ter Kruse
The
Clifton Record
Chevelle
Fisher
Eit As
Corvette
West Fifth Street
Standefer Chevrolet Company
Clifton, Texas
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