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Newspaper
Wellington Leader
Location
Wellington, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 15, 2004
Page
1
The Collingsworth County Chamber of Commerce announces the 2nd Annual City Wide Garage Sale on Saturday June 5 with a $10 fee to have your address on the city map. Food booths will be on the square. Call Cheryl Tarver, Carroll Daves, or Dorothy McGill to participate. aim for at least 75 homes on the map.
The 3rd Annual Bonnie and Clyde Car Show takes place May 15 at Wellington Fairgrounds north of Highway 83. Events run 10 am to 2 pm, with burns 2 to 4 pm and Poker Run 5 to 7 pm. Activities include kids coloring, 50/50, concessions, door prizes, and plaques for top entrants plus a People's Choice award. Contact J D Hamby or Lisa Hamby at 446-5841 or 447-5109 for entries. vending info via Genarah Gall at 447-5789 or Lexi at 447-5648.
A trimmed OCR snippet mentions Callingsworth Public Library on a sea day, with unclear phrasing and broken terms. The readable fragment indicates a library or location named Callingsworth and a date reference resembling a weekday, but no concrete events or details are captured.
Collingsworth County Commissioners in regular session April 12 discussed the Tulsa drug case blanket settlement affecting twenty five Panhandle counties and HB 1117 to claim rights to roads youths have tended since 1981. TxDOT plans Highway 83 improvements with culvert and sidewalk work. land purchases and a $1081 county share approved. Attendance included County Judge Pro Tem Zeb Roberson and Sheriff Rusty Lee.
Wellington ISD election judged unopposed with no write ins. Trustees named are Joe Baugardner and Marty Warrick, certified as unopposed candidates by election judge Dian Souder. No other candidates filed or appeared.
Collingsworth County jurors find Jimmy Don Coleman guilty of the second degree felony intoxicated manslaughter for a December 31, 2003 collision that killed W D Cook of Shamrock. He receives the maximum 20 year sentence after a punishment phase.
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