The Clifton Record (Clifton, Tex.), Vol. 65, No. 14, Ed. 1 Friday, May 1, 1959 Page: 2 of 8
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Obituary Given
For Mrs. Wilson
f iowhut uirtre vie - (toyed a few
; months before going to Coleman |
to live vith * niece and her bus
hand, Mr. awl Mr*. O. A Griffin.
She aim sp»nt awhile as a resident
I of the Clrftwi Lutheran Sunset
*DannI service* for Mr*. Aman- i Home Since the last part of ianu
da Wilson, sgrd M years, t month. ary „f this year Mrs Wilson had
asd 30 days, of Coleman, were held j been in the hospital in Santa Anna,
at 200 o’cloek on Thursday after | m* far from Coleman She was
aoon. April 31. at the Clifton IV confined to her had until the
gtril Home Chapel and were
ISjucted by Dter H B Bobbin*.
• member of the Seventh Day Ad-
vrntut Church in Brownwood
Mrs. Wilaoa. who for many years
Made her home four miles west of
Clifton, died on Wednesday eaor»
mf. April 32. In a hospital in Santa
Anna following a long Hinem.
During the eerrieee Mlw innke
Collins sang 'What A friend We
Have In Jesus” and tana accompani-
ed at the organ by Miss Lynda Aafa-
eraft. > _
Pallbearers were Neils Petterson.
of Houston, and Curtis Bah he, Olee
Bakke. Jay Wilson. Vern Bergman,
and Clarence Amt, of Clifton.
Interment followed in the
Seventh Day Adventist Church
Cemetery near Meridian Creek
northwest of Clifton.
Obituary follows
A daughter of the late Olaf and
Christina Petterson, Mrs Amanda
Petterson Wilson was bom in Swe-
den on February 24. 1S63 Sbr csm*
with her family to tt»
States when she was a small child;
the Petterson family settled in Bos-
que C ounty where she spent most
her lifetime.
On January IS. 1902. she was
msrried to Charlie F A Wilson
for a short while following their
marriage they resided in Oklahoma
Then they returned to Bosque
County and purchased a farm four
miles west of Clifton, where Mrs
Wilson continued to make her
day of her death Although her eye
sight wu not good. Mrs. Wllaon
had torn able to iM ia her chair
and to read sows each day. Moat of
her pleasure ur her Last yean was
received from reading, as her hear
mg had been impaired for aomc
time As long as she was able she
also enjoyed piecing quilts and
crocheting.
Mrs. Wilson was a member of
the Seventh Day Adventist Church
and for many yam* was a member
of the congregation of the church
located near Meridian Creek north
west of Clifton.
Left to survive Mrs Wilson art
ten nephews and eight nieces
During her long residence near
Clifton Mr*. Wilson was s wonder
ful friend and neighbor, and her
many friends offer their sineerest
sympathy to the members of her
family at this time
Attend Pram Owt-Of-Tawn
Here trim out-of-town on Thurs-
day of last week to Attend the ser-
vices for Mrs Wilson were the fol-
lowing relatives and friends from
out-of-town:
Howard Lee Griffin, of Hunts
viile; Miss Agnes Steele, Howard
Danger, and Sidney Gay, of Waco;
Mrs Roland Burdick, of Ardmore.
Oklahoma; Misses Belinda and liz-
zie Nystei, of Keene; Mr. and Mrs.
A A finstad. Mi.* Millie Ander
son. and Mrs Jessie 1-atUmer and
daughters, of Cleburne; Thomas
Nystei and Mr. sod Mrs. George
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Hartford Tiro
Insurance Company
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Wlifton nHiuHutft* i iiyntrt ^
home until 1080. No children were ; Nystei and son. of Glen Roue
bom to their marriage. And Mr. and Met O. A. Griffin
In the fall of 19TB Mr and Mr*, i an(f Mr* Jones, of Coleman; Mr
E. C. Bergman, he being a nephew an<j Mrs. Oscar Petterson and
of Mrs. Wilson, moved to her home daughter. Priscilla, Mr. and Mr*,
and helped take care of her and to i oie Bronrtad, sot Eben C. Berg-
oiterate her farm Mrs. Wilson con- man uf K.orf Worth; Mr. snd Mrs.
tinued to live with the Bergmans j Albert Petterson, of Stanford; Mr*,
until 1980. j Chester Perkins, of Chkkashs,
It was in 1949 that Mrs. Wilson Oklahoma; and Mr. and Mrs Loyd
(ell and broke her hip from that j poucher, Mr snd Mrs N, C. Petter-
time until her death she was a j ,0n and non. Gary, and Mr. and
semi-invalid snd had to use a Mrs. Curtis Wilson, of Houston
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CHUM CM OP CHRIST
Sunday:
9 30 A. M - Church aervtoe* fol-
lowed by a congregational meeting.
10 30 A. H.—Sunday School.
Tuesday, May 8.7 J* P. M.. Wom-
en’s Guild and Brotherhood will
have combined meeting,
PtRST PfclMYTtniAN CHURCH
J ernes H. Cider, Jr., MMater
- 10 00 A, M —Sunday School.
10:00 A. M. — Men's Downtown
Bible Class at Telephone Office.
10 90 A. M — Hymns on the CarU-
lion
11:00 A. M. Morning Worship.
7:00 P. M —Senior High fellow
ship.
IMMAMUIL LUTHIRAN CHURCH
-The Church of the Lutheran Hour”
W. P. R*M, Paator
Sunday School—9:30 A. M.
Worship Services—10:30 A. M.
Thursday, May 7, at 0:00 P. M.—
Ascension Day Service*.
CHURCH OP CHRIST
J. Roy Waldrvm, Minister
10.00 A. M.—Bible Study
10 80 A. M. — Worship service;
freedom By The Truth"
6 13 P. M —Young folks’ Study.
7:00 P.M.— Evening services;
sermon subject, "Two Ways To
Die.’*
wheelchair to get around. *
In the fall of 1980 Mrs Wilson
went to a convalescent home In
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Os May 10 WMk Os* Of Ow Gifts!
—Thoy'ro Lovely; Free Gift-Wrapping, Too—
Bedspread* — Sheets — Pillowcases
Tablecloths — Napkins — Bath Mat*
Aprons — Handkerchiefs — Scarfs
China — Crystal — Silver
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COUNTY AUNT'S WONT
Sets Aw—I R#M Day
By Waymon D. Davis
The third annual meeting and
field day of the Pioneer District
Beef Performance Association will
be held Friday, May S. on the Cedar
Hill Ranch near Midlothian. Wayne
Cranfill, Extension agent in beef
cattle performance, has announced.
A rslf weighing and grading
demonstration followed by an ex-
planation of performance testing
procedures will open the field day
at 10:30 A. M. A tour of the ranch
snd business meeting, including
gjglttffi of officer*, also will be
held.
Highlight of the meeting will be
the principle address by Jim Me
Clelland of Sulphur. Oklahoma,
manager of the well-known Turner
Hertford Ranch. Hia talk, at 3:00
P M . will he "Practical Beef Cattle
Management.''
The beef performance association
is composed of cattle raisers in
seven counties—EHia. Hill, Kauf-
man, Tarrant, Bosque, Navarro, and
Johnson—who have 2,300 cattle on
the "ability to perform" test.
Cedar Hill Angus Ranch, owned
by David Danciger, is located five
miles north of Midlothian on State
Highway 07. The public ia invited
to attend the field day which af-
fords members sn opportunity to
review the association’s progress
and offers other interested cattle-
men a chance to see the merits of
performance testing. If you are
Interested in attending this field
day, if you are a member or not,
please feel free to make your plans
to go over to Midlothian on May t.
If you need a ride or would like to
share a ride with someone, please
let me know, snd I will soe that
everyone ha* a rble.
FIRST MKTHOOIfT CHURCH
Fred O. Benktoy, Fatter
Sunday:
Sunday School—9:45 A. M.
Morning Worship—10:80 A- M.
Youth fellowship—0:00 P. M.
Evening Worship—7:00 P.M,
The WSCS meets each Monday
at 2:00 P. M.
Methodist Men meet on the first
Tuesday at 7.00 P. M.
The Official Board meets first
Thursday at 7:30 P. M.
The Commission on Education
meets second Wednesday at 7:00
P.M.
ST. OLAF LUTHIRAN CHURCH
Ivtr Haugen, Fester
C rant II It Gap, Tessa
Sunday: >
Sunday School and Adult Bihle
Clast, 10:00 A. M.
Divine Worship with Holy Com-
munion, 11:00 A.M.
Sunday School Teachers meeting,
0:30 P M.
Senior Luther League, 7:30 P. M.
Reverend Martin Jenson, of Dal-
las, will show pictures snd talk
about his trip to Europe.
Visitors Welcome.
OUR SAVIOR'S
LUTMBRAM CHURCH
The Heart of ths Morse Canumsnlty
Jeel g, Nelson,
Saturday, 10:00 A. M.—Confirma-
tion class.
Sunday.:.
10:00 A M — Sunday School;
Adult Bible Clast.
. -11:00 A M —Worship Service.
Monday. 7:30 P.M. — Adult In-
tt ruction Claas.
TuescUv'
3:00 P M —Boggy Circle at the
John Lund home.
7:30 P. M.—Men’s Club at the
Adolph Schulze borne.
Wedaeaday, 7;00 P. M.— Luther
7:4S P. If. — Sunday School
Teachers Training Class.
Thursday, May 7, 7:30 P.M—As-
cension Day Communion Service.
A cordial welcome to all visitor*.
C. B. Cleveland
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CATHOLIC SRRVtCf
Father August Market
Mad 9:30 A. M. each Sunday ia
the City Hall here.
FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH
R. H. 01 May, Jr, Pastor
9:30 A.BL -
Evangelistic Service*—7J0 P. M
Youth fellowship—• JO P. ML
3:00 P. M.
Q. A.'a, 4J3P.IL
. J Wjor G. A.'*. 4:00 P. M.
TRIMITV LUTHIRAN CHURCH
cal Class.
*30 A. M.—Cstecbeti-
9:30 A. M —Sunday School and
Bible Classes.
10 30 A M. — Divine Worship
with Holy Communion.
7:30 P. M.—Luther League will
be to Waco Sponsors for the
month are Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Me
Lemore and Mr. and Mrs. Otto
Church
Monday, 7JO P.M.
Council.
Tuesday:
1:00 P.M.—Esther Circle wOl
meet in the fellowship hall for
quilting. Hostesses Mrs. Raymond
Lomsnert and Mrs. H. P. Lassiter.
2:00 P M —Martha Circle will
aiect in the home of Mrs. Herman
Landua.
7:30 P. M,—Brotherhood with
Odie Pederson. B. L Dahl, and J.
E. ScJjos m hosts.
Wednesday:
4:00 P. M.—Junior Choir.
7:30 P. M —Senior Choir,
MRS. SPSHCR RIVIRWS
BOOK FOR STUDY GUILD
Approximately 00 members and
guests of The Study Guild in Clif-
ton were present on Tuesday night,
April 21, in the City Hall dining
room for ■ silver tea, an annual af-
fair sponsored by the guild.
During the tea Mrs. Homer
Spence. English teacher in the
Whitney Public Schools, reviewed
the book, "The Thread That Runs
So True,’’ by Jesse Stuart. Her de-
lightful review wss greatly enjoyed
by everyone hi attendance.
Hostesses for the lovely tea ware
Meadamct Harry WonjAfk, Elmo
Dane by. sad Jos Dahl and Misaes
Oleta Christenson and Ora Nell
Eckert.
CARO OF THANKS
Please accept our thanks for
all of the kindnesses shown mi af-
ter the death of our aunt, Mrs.
Amanda Wilson.
We we grateful to the relatives
snd friends, who helped ia any
way, and especially to J. B. Dar-
den Jr. and bis helper for their
services, to the pallbearers, to
tboou persons who sent flowers and
memorials, to the pastor who visit-
ed her in the Santa Anna Hospital,
and to the Turkey Creek Circle
which brought food sad served it in
the Bergman home.
Mr. and Mrs. E. C. Bergman
Mr. and Mrs. O. A. Griffin,
Coleman c
CONINRS VINT Hit*
FROM ALHAMBRA, CAL.
Mr. and Mrs. R-Aert Grant Co-
nine. of Alhambra, California, visit-
ed with Mr. Conine’s cousins, Mrs.
C. M. Whitney and Willie Warring
ton, ia CMfton April IS and 17.
lir. con me is a son at tat late
Mr. and Mrs. Emmett Cantos, pi-
smear tesihsti of the Coen Creek
community. It was Us first visit to
Boagas County in IS years. "**-
Other relatives visiting with the
Coniaes in the Whitney home for
e buffet supper on April 1« were
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Warrington, of
Valley Mills; Mr. and Mrs. Roger
Navels and dangbters, of Mci idisn
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Mir. ana Mrs. nufncr wnilfivj, mot
Whitney
end Mr. end Mrs. B. W. Whitney
and sen, Mark, of Clifton.
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family of Usedert md Mr. and IN*-
Floyd KbHy of Fort Worth thia part
week-end; the group aapadally to-
joyed their vlsil with frtanda at tea
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Irving visiting w.th Mr.
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Baldridge, Robert L., Jr. & Baldridge, Mrs. Robert L. The Clifton Record (Clifton, Tex.), Vol. 65, No. 14, Ed. 1 Friday, May 1, 1959, newspaper, May 1, 1959; Clifton, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth778443/m1/2/: accessed July 17, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu.; crediting Nellie Pederson Civic Library.