Gap Lions 18 0 China Spring in Friday Football Clash
Cranfills Gap Lions traveled to China Spring last Friday night and won 18 to 0. They will host Bynum this Friday, with plans to attend Gap High Homecoming activities on October 4 and 5.
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Newspaper
Clifton Record
Location
Clifton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 27, 1963
Page
8
Cranfills Gap Lions traveled to China Spring last Friday night and won 18 to 0. They will host Bynum this Friday, with plans to attend Gap High Homecoming activities on October 4 and 5.
Miss Juanita Hansen and Miss Mildred Endebrock of Hamilton spent the weekend with Hansen's parents the Hansen clan. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Johnson welcomed a baby boy grandson to the Chris Johnsons. Several families from Arlington Hillsboro San Antonio Odessa and Seadrift connected with relatives in the Gap Clifton area including birthdays hospital stays and travel notes.
Mrs. Boyles obituary lists foster sister Agnes Bertrand Zeiss of Temple and nieces Pauline Bertrand Roy and Mary Bertrand Parker of Fort Worth. She is predeceased by her parents and siblings and is buried in Clifton Cemetery after services at the First Methodist Church Clifton. Pallbearers include local names from Clifton and surrounding towns.
Bettye Viertel and Bob Viertel win top awards in the Junior Registered Angora Goat Show at the Central Texas Fair and Rodeo in Clifton. Judges include Billy Kidd with gear superintendents Flubert Viertel and Walton Greenwade. Results list Bettye Viertel and Bob Viertel among multiple class winners and the champion buck and champion doe.
The page lists numerous winners from Patricia Peikoff to Sheila Blassingame across crafts like bags, pillows, and wall plaques with multiple first place finishes. Notes that results in this division will be continued next week and mentions E. W. Wallace Conoco Station in Clifton undergoing a face-lift with a new driveway and tanks.
G W Reese of Morgan entered Clifton hospital Sept 24 for medical care and returned home Sept 25. James Albert Grimes of Route 2 Hico entered Clifton Sept 25 and had surgery Sept 26. Mrs E B Watson of Arlington entered Clifton Sept 19 and had major surgery Sept 24. Emmett H Schow and wife visited Parker with relatives. Emma Heine of Clifton has been in local hospital since Sept 25. Robin Richards, daughter of Joe and Mrs. Richards Temple, born in August, weighs over two pounds and remains in Temple hospital incubator, grandchild of Jeff Richards Belton and great granddaughter of John K Cowen Clifton.
The document names band parents committees with chairmen and couples for Band Parents Concert and Travel, Membership, Uniform, and Finance and Publicity. It lists Mr. and Mrs. Charles Fehler Jr and others as chairs and members across multiple committees.
Mrs J Howard Williams of Fort Worth mother of Mrs M D Woodruff of Clifton will review a book at the Civic Improvement Society meeting. The session is at 3 00 PM in City Hall dining room with hostesses Mesdames R J Lane A J Nelson Dan FE Orbeck and Loyd S Swenson guiding arrangements.
Three local girls receive recognition for talents at fairs and schools. Jeanitta Halbert stars at the Chiton Horse Show and Central Texas Fair, Marsha Gloff shines as Valley Mills High School majorette, and Sheila Blassingame wins the Home Economics Show at the fair.
Last Saturday after noon two barns at the Marvin Harvey place on the west outskirts of Clifton burned. Harvey had been burning trash, thought the fire out, but a breeze reignited it. Fire department extinguished the flames with little loss beyond the structures. Thomas Grisham of Route 1 Gorman has been a patient at Clifton hospital since September 24.
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