The Clifton Record (Clifton, Tex.), Vol. 57, No. 41, Ed. 1 Friday, November 16, 1951 Page: 5 of 10
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Catch Your Car Flat-Footed —
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CLIFTON, TEXAS
Mr. and Mrs. Ole Surley and
Mrs. D. T. Smith and daughter,
Denise, visited in Temple Monday
of this week.
* * *
TOYLAND is now wide open at
Western Auto, Clifton. Bring the
youngsters, and you’ll have no
Santa Claus problem. ltc.
FOR SALE—Cedar posts. Ernest
Hoff, Route 2, Clifton. 40-2tp
Mr. and Mrs. Louis Surley and
son, Frederick, spent Monday of
this week in Waco on business.
• * *
If your youngster is the right
age for a tricycle or bicycle, this
is the right time to stop at West-
ern Auto, Clifton, to make your se-
lection for Christmas. ltc
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Lt. R. O. Bass Jr., now stationed
at Fort Benning, Georgia, came in
this past week-end for a short
visit with his mother. Mrs. Travis
FOR SALE—1949 edition of Book
of Knowledge. Mrs. Harlan Hoel,
phone 166. 40-2tc
Master Billy Helms was the guest
of his grandparents. Mr. and Mrs.
Charlie Helms, on Monday after-
noon of this week.
• * *
Need a new jack for your car;
we have some that take most of
the work out of jacking up your
car. See them at Western Auto,
Clifton. ltc.
I Joe Holverson, of Austin, visited
I in Clifton from Saturday of last
Bass, and other friends and rela- week until Monday with his father,
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Annelle Oswald spent last week-
end in Waco visiting in the H. C.
Wells home.
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POSTED NOTICE — I wish to
give notice that my place is posted
against all hunting. Trespassers
will be prosecuted. Pernie E. Dans-
by. 41-3tp
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Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Standefer Jr.
went to College Station on Satur-
day of last week and witnessed the
A. & M.-S. M. U. football game.
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FOR SALE — Farmall Regular
TFactor on extra good rubber. This
is a good clean job, not a wreck;
make me an offer. Clifton Farm
Machinery, Theo Howard, Phone
321, Highway 6. . ltc
* * *
Mr. and Mrs. Claude Roddy, of
Dallas, visited with relatives and
friends in Clifton Sunday of this
week and attended the installation
and dedication services at Clifton
Junior College of which Mr. Roddy
is a member of the Board of Trus-
tees.
• * *
CLIFTON LOCKER PLANT is
trade - in headquarters for new
Crosley refrigerators; don’t use a
refrigerator that doesn’t give good
service; trade with us today for a
fine Crosley. See us for home
freezers, too. 40-3tc.
• • *
Winston Churchill remarked that
"Nazi Field Marshal Erwin Rom-
mel, leader of the Afrika Korps, de-
serves our respect because, al-
though a loyal German soldier, he
came to hate Hilter and all his
works.” You’ll enjoy “The Desert
Fox”, a picture based on the rise
and fall of Rommel at the Cliftex
Thursday and Friday, November 22
and 23.
• * •
Odie Pederson would like for his
Bosque .County friends in Fort
Worth' (and those living in Bosque
County too) to contact him if in
need of automobile liability in-
surance, any other insurance, and
real estate. Pederson’s office is at
2800 W. Lancaster, Phone ED 3594,
Fort Worth. tfc
tives.
APARTMENT FOR RENT. See
Mrs. H. T. Grantham, 402 S. Ave.
D. C. Holverson. Joe is a student! E, Clifton. tfc.
„ _ „ ... _ . 0/w at the Presbyterian Theological I * * *
20% K-B Cattle Cubes; 30% Pig Seminary in Austin. Reverend D. P. Cagle, of Hunts-
And Hog Supplement. Trade where | * * • ville, spent last Saturday and Sun-
your dollars have more cents.^Dans-j You can get a guaranteed land ! day in Clifton with his nephew,
by Feed Mills.
Mrs. Alma Swenson and Mr. and
Mrs. Elmo Dansby spent from Sat-
urday of last week until Monday
in Fort Worth visiting in the home
of Mrs. Swenson’s son and Mrs.
Dansby’s brother, Questad Swen-
son, and Mrs. Swenson.
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FOR SALE—8-disc International
one-way, completely rebuilt. Price
only $295. Clifton Farm Machinery,
Theo Howard, Phone 321, Highway
6. ltc
* * *
Sidney Strother and Miss Mildred
Maffett, of Groesbeck, spent sev-
eral hours in Clifton Sunday after-
noon visiting with Mr. Strother’s
brother-in-law and sister, Mr. and
Mrs. Jack Tucker.
* * *
ATTENTION G. I.’s—Have a nice
36-3tc. | title on your property
Gilmore Abstract Co.,
Prompt service.
from the
Meridian.
41-3tc.
BUY YOUR TICKETS NOW at
the Gift Shop for the Norse Ladies’
| Aid smorgasbord Friday night, No-
I vember 23. Tickets for 5:00, 6:00,
j 7:00, or 8:00 o’clock, dults, $1.50,
j children, 75c. 41-2tw
* * *
FOR SALE — Kerosene heater,
only been used two months. Paul
Jackson, Rt. 3, Valley Mills. 40-2tp
• * *
Mrs. Bill Weatherford and daugh-
ter, Marilyn Sue, went to Cleburne
Friday of last week where they
met Mrs. Weatherford’s mother,
Mrs. Henry Duncan, of Oklahoma
City, Oklahoma, and brought her
on to Clifton to remain as a guest
in the Weatherford home for the
next several weeks.
* * *
Now is the time to begin feed-
ing K-5 Laying Mash for lots of
winter eggs. Dansby Feed Mills.
36-3tc.
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Mrs. Jacob Schneider and child-
ren, Sophie and Eddie, of San
Benito, visited in Clifton from
Thursday of last week until Sun-
day with their son-in-law and
daughter and brother-in-law and
sister, respectively, Mr. and Mrs.
Weldon Forren.
* * *
FOR SALE — James Motor Bike,
mechanically perfect, price only | State G. I. Bill. Price is $6,000.00;
$60. Clifton Farm Machinery Co.,; $300 cash down, balance in 40
Theo Howard. Phone 321. ' ltc. j years at 3M>%: First come, first
♦ 4 * I served. C. A. Lawrence, _ _w ____
Mr. and Mrs. Ellis Huxley and Mills. lfc-j regarding opportunities to sell con-
* * * ,| sumers nearby Rawleigh Products,
Mrs. O. L. Byrum, 214 Adrian : fu]j time. No experience needed to
FOR SALE—Model A. See Paul
Rohne, Clifton College. 40-2tp
Mesdames D. L. McCree, D. R.
Deford, and Earl C. Ward of Waco
were guests of Mr. and Mrs. B. W.
Whitney Thursday of last week.
• • *
HOUSE FOR RENT—See Mrs.
W. A. Wegner at Gift Shop. tfc
* * *
George Jones, who has been liv-
ing in Hamilton, is visiting in Clif-
ton and plans to stay until after
Christmas, possibly longer.
Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Trotter and
son, Hugh Jr., spent last Sunday
and Monday in Paris visiting with
Mrs. Trotter's parents, Reverend
and Mrs. O. H. Garner.
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WATCH OUR WINDOWS for
special Thanksgiving bargains.
Sormrude’s Grocery & Market, ltc
* * *
Mr. and Mrs. Ned Cooper spent
last Saturday and Sunday in Aus-
tin where they visited with their
son, James William Cooper, and
helped him celebrate his birthday
which occurred several days previ-
ously. They were joined in Austin
by their son-in-law and daughter.
Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Long, and
children. Cooper and Rosemary, of
Claude Cagle, and family.
FOR RENT—4-room house with
modern conveniences. Rent reason-
able. See “Pumper” Parks. tfc
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You'll find the popular West-
cralt hand and power tools at West-
ern Auto, Clifton. ltc
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WANTED —Heavy, fat chicken
hens; also turkey hens and go!
biers. Clifton Locker Plant. 40-4tC
Mr. and Mrs. David Knudson
visited in Nacogdoches from Satur-
day of last week until Monday with
Mrs. Knudson’s parents, Mr. and
Mrs. J. J. Lewis.
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JUST RECEIVED — Large ship-
of peanut hay baled with peanuts.
Boettcher Grain & Lumber Co. lc
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Mr. and Mrs. Neil Olson of
Waco spent Sunday in the home of
Mrs. Olson’s parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Clyde Barton.
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FOR SALE—Brick building, 30 x
50, with additional workshop, 20
x 30, built on rear. See Bill Weath-
erford. ltc
Regular meeting of Clifton
Chapter R. A. M., Monday,
November 19, at 7:00 p. m.
Visiting Masons are cord-
ially welcome.
A. D. Spurgeon, H. P.
W. W. Land, Secretary.
daughter of Phillips visited in the
home of Mrs. Huxley’s parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence E. Carpen-
ter, this past week-end. Mrs. Huxley
is the former Miss Helen Carpen-
FOR SALE—3 disc Massey Har-
ris breaking plow, worth the mon-
ey. Clifton Farm Machinery, Theo
Howard, Phone 321, Highway 6. lc
* * *
Mrs. S. E. Ragsdale and daugh-
ter, Maude Pearl, and Mrs. Maude
Lovelady, of this city, spent Sun-
day of this week in Fort Worth as
the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Roy j good with Mobiloil and Mobilubri-
Lovelady and family. j cation at Lynch’s Magnolia Station.
* * * I Your patronage appreciated, ltc.
Are these what you’ve been want-1 * * *
ing—sweet bread, brains, sacked I ENJOY WONDERFUL food and
sausage, fryers, Vz calf, soup bones,' fellowship Friday night, Novem-
hogshead, pigs’ feet, Vz hog, bacon,1 ber 23, by attending Our Savior’s
ribs, pork chops, lard? Get them Church, Norse, Ladies’ Aid third
140 acre place, 4-room house, plen-l premont. The Longs had come to
ty water, can sell you under the j Austin to see the Texas-Baylor
football game.
* * *
-1 OUT OF WORK OR ON SHORT-
Valley ER HOURS’’ Write us immediately
Keep your car’s performance
today at your Clifton Locker Plant.
39-3tc.
* * *
Spending Sunday of this week
in the home of Mr. and Mrs. Ross
Kimmel Jr. and son, Jim, were Mr.
and Mrs. Ross Kimmel Sr., of Mt.
Calm, and Mr. and Mrs. Penn Kim-
mel, of Waco; Penn Kimmel and
Ross Kimmel Jr. are brothers.
annual smorgasbord. Tickets on
sale now at the Gift Shop. 41-2tc
* * *
Mrs. Palmer Jenson stopped by
the Record office this week to re-
new the paper for her two sons,
Thomas Lloyd Jenson at Dalton.
Mass., and Murray S. Jenson at
Denton, for their birthdays. She
reports that Thomas Lloyd not
only enjoys the news, but reads
The Methodist Church of Cran- the ads to compare the prices in
fills Gap will hold a bazaar and din-1 the east with those in Texas,
ner at the school house lunch room | * * *
November 20, starting at 5:30 p.m. POSTED—All land belonging to
Come and bring the children. Price j Will and Fred Ragsdale. No hunt-
75c for adults, and 50c for pre-1 ing or tresspassing. 39-4tp
school children.
ltc.
Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Blewett visit-
ed in Dallas from Friday of last
week until Sunday with their son-
in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs.
C. F. Clark, and son, Wayne.
Mr. and Mrs. John Homerstad
spent last Saturday and Sunday
visiting in Ennis with their son-in-
law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs.
Hardy Hay, and sons, Bobby and
John, and in Waxahachie with
* * * j another son-in-law and daughter,
TEXAS ALMANACS, 1952-53 edi-1 Mr. and Mrs. Van Kent, and daugh-
tions, are just off the press and j ter, Caia. Caia celebrated her first
available for purchase at the Clif-1 birthday Sunday.
ton Record for $1.25. This history;-;-
of Texas gives the 1950 Census
figures. tfc
Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Moffatt, of
Fort Worth, arrived in Clifton Mon-
day of this week and will spend the
remainder of the week visiting
with Mr. Moffatt’s father, Joe Mof-
fatt, and with other relatives and
friends here. Mrs. Moffatt’s moth-
er, Mrs. M. A. Byrum, of Kopperl,
spent Tuesday of this week here
visiting with her son-in-law and
daughter.
Drive, Fort Worth, underwent ma-
jor surgery on Wednesday of this
week during which a tumor and
bone in her right foot were re-
moved. Mrs. Byrum’s many Bosque
County friends hope her eonvales-
cense is an easy one.
• * *
IF YOU HAVE CORN TO SELL,
we will pay you more either at
your granary or delivered in Clif-
ton. Boettcher Grain & Lumber Co.
40-3tc.
* * *
Mr. and Mrs. R. G. Pounds, who
have been living in Sioux City,
North Dakota, stopped in Clifton
this week for a visit with relatives
and friends; they were en route to
San Antonio where they plan to
make their home.
* * *
Next time you stop for that long
mileage Mobilgas or Mobiloil at
Lynch’s Magnolia Station, ask for
Mobil Upperlube—it restores en-
gine pep, improves performance,
and halts gum and carbon deposits.
Try this tonic for tired engines, lc
* * *
Mr. and Mrs. L. F. Rittenberry j
and sons, David and Tommy, of j
Dallas, came to Clifton Sunday of
this week for a visit with Mrs. Rit-
tenberry's parents, Mr. and Mrs.
J. M. Huse. Monday young David
underwent a tonsillectomy at the
local hospital. Mr. Rittenberry re-
turned to Dallas Monday, and the
rest of his family are remaining
here this week in the Huse home 1
where David is recuperating nicely.
start. For interview, write Raw-
leigh’s Dept. TXK-1290-198, Mem-
phis, Tenn. ltp
* * *
J. B. Ludwig of Dallas stopped
by the Record office to visit this
past week while in Clifton on busi-
ness. He reported that his son,
Johnny, was now back in Califor-
nia after being on the Navy ship
not too long ago that hit a float-
ing mine and was sunk in the Ko-
rean waters. Johnny lost his clothes
and possessions but otherwise came
out of the mishap all right.
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This Thanksgiving
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That We May Have An Opportunity To Properly
1 Clean and Press Your Garments.
Rather Than Turn Out Improperly Cleaned Gar-
ments, It Is Sometimes Necessary To Turn Away
Work Just Prior To A Holiday — Bring Your
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Pie APPLES, Comstock................No. 2 can 21c
PUMPKIN, Del Monte............No. 303 can 16c
Spiced PEACHES, Sacramento.... No. 2V2 can 41c
FRUIT COCKTAIL, Libby's........No. V/2 can 42c
PINEAPPLE PCE, Libby's........46 oz. can 39c
CORN, Kounty Kist, vacuum packed, 12 oz. can 17c
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Baker's CHOCOLATE ...!.............. 8 oz. pkg.
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Baldridge, Mrs. Robert L. & Baldridge, Robert L., Jr. The Clifton Record (Clifton, Tex.), Vol. 57, No. 41, Ed. 1 Friday, November 16, 1951, newspaper, November 16, 1951; Clifton, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth796934/m1/5/: accessed July 16, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu; crediting Nellie Pederson Civic Library.