Wellman Teams Enter SP Tourney and Results
The Wellman A girls and A boys teams joined the South Plains Tournament December 11 13. Wellman girls beat Whiteface 40 34 with Sandy Cooper scoring 21. later Wellman lost to Klondike 33 60 as Deborah Hamm scored 15. The Wellman boys beat Whiteface 47 38 led by Johnny Tubb 25. Klondike then fell 52 47. Klondike swept both divisions in the end. Johnny Tubb and Val Stevens named to the All Tourney team.
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Wellman A
South Plains
Willman
Sandy Cooper
Wellman
Pat Jones
Whiteface
Klondike
Deborah Hamm
Joyce Wilder
Wellman Boys
Jackie Burris
Armendake
Johnny Tubb
Val Stevens
Klondike Girls
Klondike Boys
James Turnbow
Anton
Wellman Teams Enter Whiteface Tournament
Klondike Jerry Gage Whit barral and Marvin Jackson Union are listed among entrants. The Wellman teams will compete in the Whiteface tournament December 18 to 20, with a report to follow in the News.
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Klondike
Jerry Gage
Whitbarral
Marvin Jackson
Union
Wellman
Wellman Jr High Routs Sundown in basketball mix
Sundown girls beat Wellman 33 to 31 as Kay Woods led Sundown with 19 points while Kim Hamm topped Wellman with 10. In the boys game Wellman won 45 to 19 as Gerry Hamm scored 14 for Wellman. Next game at Wellman vs Union on January 5 at 5 30 p.m.
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Wellman
Sundown
Kim Hamm
Kay Woods
Wellman Boys
Gerry Hamm
Robert Sims
Lnion
Hyman Wins Trophy At Appaloosa Meet
The Golden Spread Appaloosa Horse Club held its year end awards at Graham's Cafe Abernathy on December 12 honoring high point horses in halter and performance. Winners included Bill Hyman Brownfield with Coke McRoberds Penny and Ned Kathleen Dollar Amarillo with Comanche Benge. New 1970 officers include Doug Stone Level land president Ned Doellar Amarillo vice president and Mary Goble Lubbock secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Golden Spread
Ned
Kathleen Dollar
Comanche Benge
Dan Watkins
Amarillo
Absarokee
Doug Stone
Levelland
Ned Doellar
Mary Goble
Lubbock
Mary Lee Littlepage
Tohoka
James Hartwell
Rites Held For Mrs Beasley
Funeral services for Mrs J D Beasley 74 were held at Measure Baptist Church with Rev Rodney C Dowdy officiating. Burial was in Brownfield Cemetery. Survivors include son Robert nephew Davis two sisters and two grandchildren. Pallbearers named Louis Peeler Clois Sharp Loyd Yowell Edward Jordan Robert Liles Joe Burleson Lanny Webb Fred Finley.
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Robert
Davis
Meadow
Ernest Morrison
Abilene
Tom McGehee
Grady Petree
Louis Peeler
Clois Sharp
Loyd Yowell
Edward Jordan
Robert Liles
Joe Burleson
Lanny Webb
Fred Finley
Texas Highway Dept Publishes Folder on Judge Roy Bean Site
The Jersey Lilly in Langtry Texas is preserved as frontier history with a modern visitor center and six dioramas. The Texas Highway Department released a color folder detailing the building, flora specimens, and the visitor center as part of 11 travel information stations statewide. The site is open year round along U S 90 and free folders are available via highway district offices or mail.
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Austin
Roy Bean
Langtry
Pecos
Fitzsimmons
Maher
Lillie Langtry
Bean
Texas Highway Department
Highway Department
Jersey Lilly
Ray Bean
Rey Barel
Judge Roy Bean
Texas Highwayment
Joe Langtry
del Rio
U.S. 90
Robert Creech aboard USS Ranger in the Western Pacific
Seaman Robert Creech serves on the USS Ranger off Vietnam during the ninth Western Pacific cruise. It is his third deployment with Attack Carrier Air Wing Two embarked, with Ranger under Rear Admiral James C. on board.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Creech
USS
Ranger
Western Pacific
Carrier Air Wing Two
James C
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Wellman Jr. Hi
Hyman
Lynn Shadden
Abernathy
Ercell Givens
Bill Cartwright
Plainview
Brownfield
Mrs. Beasley
the Association OF
Stevens
David Nicholson
Agency
W. Broadway Brownfield
Doe
THD
Main
Texas
Fisher Price
Creative
Bie
Magic Bottle JR
Jack
Tricky Trapeze
TOY
HOT Wheels
Vietnnm
Bruce
Aztec
19Th Street
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