The Clifton Record (Clifton, Tex.), Vol. 70, No. 1, Ed. 1 Friday, January 24, 1964 Page: 4 of 8
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to a spring TO
between Tues-
, ___, -just a bit of
for which Texas is famous.
~ agreed that the
from 11 to 19
— upon the area
to which they lived Moisture from
toe snow her* was believed to be
tomot UMnchea.
MMH SCHOOL MNKMS la Clif-
toai have until Saturday, January
3B. to register foe the American
— Tearing Program exams
for February 15. The
toarinc program la used in admia-
SaTby TO colleges in Texas, by
m% of those in this region, and by
•90 colleges ia the U. S.
COUNTY OFFICIALS are delight
•d with the way modernisation of
toe ground floor of the courthouse
to Meridian is turning out The old
high ceiling is being lowered, with
toe installation of a Lew accousti-
cal ceiling. Modern light fixtures,
flush with the ceiling, also are b*
tag installed. The walls are getting
n fresh coat of paint The total re-
sult is going to give the courthouse
• much more attractive interior.
SEIMS A LITTLE early to know,
hut last week's snow seems to have
given the sad-looking oats and
wheat a reel lift. A number of the
fields of grain, which appeared
killed following the dry weather
and recent near rero weather, have
begun to show signs of reviving
and, with favorable future weather,
could come along and make a crop.
DEADLINE FOR accepting nomi-
nations of candidates for the next
school year of the U. S. Merchant
Marine Academy, one of five Fed-
owl Academies, is January 31. Con-
gressman W. B. (Bob) Poage is en-
titled to nominate ten (10) quali-
fied applicants from his Congres-
sional District. If interested write
Congressman Poage immediately;
it ia an opportunity for an excel-
lent college education at no ex-
pense to the student Congress-
man’s deadline for application for
the Army, Navy, and Air Force
Academies has passed for this year.
•ARRACKS, AUXILIARY
WILL MEET JANUARY 2S
Members of the Clifton Barracks
and Auxiliary 1887 of the Veterans
of World War I will hold their
regular monthly meeting at 7:00
o’clock on Tuesday night, January
28, at the National Guard Armory
here.
A covered dish supper will be
served prior to the business meet-
ings for the groups.
Barracks and Auxiliary will elect
officers for the coming year dur-
ing their separate business meet-
ings. Every member ia urged to
attend as the meetings will be very
important ones.
Hosts and hostesses for the even-
ing will be > Mr. and Mrs. Henry
Hafer and Mr. and Mrs. Henry
Meinkowsky.
Attend Super
Centex Banquet
Larry Pallia, a Clifton High
School senior student and member
of the All-District 13-A Football
Team, and Clifton head coach Aub-
toberts attended the ninth an-
nual Super Centex Bahqoet spon-
sored by the Waco Tribnne-Herald
and beginning at 8:80 o’clock on
Wednesday night, January 19, at
the Holiday Inn in Waco.
Larry was among the 23 mem-
bers of the 1983 Super Centex
Team selected by the Waco Tri-
bune-Herald pa the finest schoolboy
players in Central Texas during the
past seaaon. Coaches of the 29
team members also were special
guests at the affair. *
Principal speaker at the banquet,
which was well-attended despite icy
road conditions that night was Pat
Culpepper, of Cleburne, former
football star at The University of
Texas in Austin and presently a
member of the freshman coaching
staff there.
Main theme of Culpepper’s ad-
dress was the need for young
Americans to regain what he term-
ed their seat for life and for ad-
venture. He added, that football hai
some ingredients that can tench a
person to regain that spirit.
Each member of the Super Cen-
tex squad received a framed certi-
ficate attesting to his selection for
that honor.
Members of the team, in addition
to Larry, a back, are Steve London,
of Reicher, Robert Hailey, of Bre-
mond, Gary Thompson, of Midway,
Lester Lehman, of Richfield, Keith
Luft, of Waco High, Ronnie New
man, of Temple; Mike Easton, of
Connally, Tom Gaither, of Rose-
bud, Jim Hagle, of Corsicana, Gary
Hawkins, of Troy, Joe Ward, of
University High, Ronny Menn and
L. B. Kubiak. of Rockdale, and
Charles- Burns, of Crawford, backs;
Leroy Meyer, of Temple, Kent Gil-
breath, of Valley Mills, and John
Carberry, of Lorena, ends; Bobby
Young, of Hillsboro, Malcolm Hold-
er, of La Vega, Mike Koranek, of
Cameron, and John Allen, of Merid-
ian, tackles; Johnny Bajer, of West,
guard; and Gilbert Hernandez, of
Reicher, and Doug Hooten, of
Killeen, linebackers.
Political
Announcements
Waco Tribune-Herald sports edi-
tor Dave Campbell served aa mas-
ter of ceremonies and introduced
the following persona aa special
guests; University of Texas sports
publicist Jones Ramsey: TCU sports
publicist Jim Shock; Baylor sports
publicist George Wright; Texas A.
A M. assistant coach Jack O'Brien;
Baylor assistant coach Jack
Thomas; and Waco Public Schools
athletic director Carl Price.
PERSONALS
Entering the Clifton hospital for
medical attention on January 22
waa Mrs. H. B. Graves, of Valley
Mills.
Mrs W. C. Jaynes, a resident of
the Clifton Lutheran Sunset Home,
has been receiving medical care
in the local hospital since January
18.
K. M. Wise, of Hamilton, became
a medical patient in the Clifton
hospital on January 15 and return-
ed to his home on January 22.
Rob Cathey, of Route 3. Gates-
ville, has been receiving treatment
for pneumonia in the Clifton hospi-
tal since January 22.
Mias Mary Cawthon, of Valley
Mills, entered the Clifton hospital
for medical care on January 18.
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FOR SAUE-The new 1909-1*65
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$2.25. tfc
MORE PEOPLE own RCA Victor
television than any other kind-
black and white or color. Mae's
TV Shop, OR5-3600. tfc
DO your Venetian blinds need
new tapes or cords, or both? Bring
them tor Ira Callan'a Electric Shop,
620 West Sth Street in Clifton, tor
a topnotch renovating job. ltc
PLACE your order tor fmtiiiser
now; shipment due aooo. Also aee
us for seed oats and wheat Latham
Feed A Seed, phone OR&3419, Cllf-
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FARMERS and ranchers, see us
for your Terramyein, Com biotic,
and Distrycillin Injectible Solu-
tions. Evans Implements, North
Highway 8, Clifton. tfc
FOR satisfactory used car deals
check with Ross Hancock at Han-
cock Motors, North Highway 8 in
Clifton Roes just keeps “o-lookin’ ”
till he finds top quality used cars
tor his Bosque County customers.
ltc
YOU’LL like the newest In pik
lows — Flexi-Air Foam Pillows —
that you’ll find at Western Auto
Associate Store in Clifton, They'll
give yon the most sleeping comfort
and are perfect, too, for allergy
sufferers. ltc
PERSONALS
Mrs. John Parks, of Walnut
Springs, was able to return to her
home on January 22 from tha Clif-
ton hospital where she became a
patient on January 19.
Mr. and Mrs. Brad Burkhart
spent last week-end visiting with
bis parents, Mr. and Mrs. Delbert
Burkhart, at Lubbock aad also
with friends at Portoles, New Mex-
ico.
E. V. Stevens left Wednesday
morning of this week for East Mo-
line, Illinois, to attend a meeting
at the International Harveater Com-
pany factory. He planned to return
to Clifton Friday night
PERSONALS
(Delayed from last week)
Mrs. Fred Weir Jr. and daugh-
ters, Charlotte and Sharon, of Gran-
bury, spent last Sunday here with
Mrs. Weir’s parents, Mr. and Mrs.
O. C. Anderson.
Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Mansur
and Mrs. C. N. Burnaman. of Hous-
ton, arrived here last Saturday to
visit with Mr. Mansur’s and Mrs.
Burnaman’s father. Reverend I. M.
Mansur, a resident of the Clifton
Lutheran Sunset Home, and also
with their brother and aister-in-
law, Mr. and Mrs. Hans Mansur.
Mr. and Mrs. E. A. Dahl and
daughter, Patsy, of this city, and
Bobbie Johnson, of Waco, spent
last week-end in Longview visiting
with Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Eggcn and
daughters, Becky, Kathy, and Joni.
While there the Clifton folks at-
tended The First Lutheran Church.
Mr*. Eggen is a daughter of the
Dahls.
Spending last Sunday here as
guests of Mr. and Mrs. S. M. Ring-
ness were Mrs. A / E. Morris Sr.
and Mrs. Horace Schow Sr., of Fort
Worth, and Mrs. D. C. Matthews
and Mrs. Perry Carroll of Dallas.
The first three ladies mentioned
are sisters of Mrs. Ringness. Mrs.
Ringness joined them in attending
75th anniversary services Sunday
afternoon at the First Baptist
Church in Valley Mills.
Ronald Puitdt, of China Spring,
11-year-old son of Mr. and Mrs.
Marvin Pundt, underwent an emer-
gency appendectomy in the CUfton
hospital on January 19-
Chris Surley, of Crsnfills Gap.
has been a medical patient in the
CUfton hospital since January 20.
Bernhardt's
Garage
WELDING &
REPAIR SERVICE
Your Business Appreciated
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309 W. 3RD. CLIFTON
For Lovely Flowers
All Saaaons Of Thw Yaar, As Wall Aa
Floral Sorvica For Wadding And Parties
CHECK WITH THE
Artistic Floral And Gift Shop
North Highway 6 — Clifton, Texas.,
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■SSSSSSSf
Mrs. Marvin Fossett, of this city,
broke both bones in her right leg
last Saturday morning when she
aUpped on the ice and fell at the
home of her brother-in-law and
sister, Mr. and Mrs George Fossett
Jr. It is understood that she pres-
eatly is getting around at home
with the use of crutches. Everyone
hopes Mrs. Fossejt’s leg soon
mends.
The Record is authorised to
make the following announcements
subject to the Democratic Primary
in May’; 1964:
Far Congressman, 11 Hi District:
W. R. (Bob) POARE
For Judge, Court of Civil Appeals:
FRANK G. MCDONALD, Waco
For RowrosowtoHvo, 52nd District:
SMITH V. DICKENSON
J. E. WARD
For County Attorney:
CHARLES H. BOLTON
For County Tax Asostsor-Collector:
EARL R. BEHRINGER
J. L. (Les) LUNDBERG
For Sheriff:
A. O. (Hay) CARR
For Commissioner, Precinct 3:
T. A. (TUI) BLASS INGAME
RUFUS HUTCHISON
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Baldridge, Robert L., Jr. & Baldridge, Mrs. Robert L. The Clifton Record (Clifton, Tex.), Vol. 70, No. 1, Ed. 1 Friday, January 24, 1964, newspaper, January 24, 1964; Clifton, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth777963/m1/4/: accessed April 18, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu; crediting Nellie Pederson Civic Library.