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Newspaper
Wellington Leader
Location
Wellington, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 17, 2003
Page
2
Bill Baker of First Christian Church writes during Holy Week, noting the crucifixion and resurrection as the central event of history despite world events. He aims to publish in the April 17 Wellington Leader, urging focus on the cross above jubilation.
A Wellington Leader piece reflects on Christian salvation through Jesus Christ, noting sin, death, and eternal life. It cites scripture from Ezekiel Romans and John and explains Jesus as the Lamb of God whose crucifixion and resurrection confirm his divine mission. The article urges resilience against melancholy.
The Texas Department of Agriculture will mail 2028 ballots to cotton growers and landowners in 22 counties of the Northern Rolling Plains Boll Weevil Eradication Zone for an April 21 referendum on continuing the boll weevil eradication program. Eligible voters should receive ballots by March 28. ballots must be postmarked by April 21. John Inman of Childress County is a nominated candidate for a statewide Texas Bull Weevil Eradication Foundation Inc. board seat.
Six residents, three men and three women, were listed at Collingsworth County Jail as of March. Inmates included Mary Helen Granados serving forgery by passing, Alicia Serna Arizepe with speeding and profane offenses, Melvin Ellifritz charged with aggravated sexual assault, and Elsa Garza tied to domestic violence with credit card abuse, among others.
The Collingsworth County Junior 4-H Club met April 1 in the school cafeteria with Jake Dunlap presiding. Members presented Photography Project photos for district contest entry and refreshments were served to listed members and staff. Upcoming season’s last meeting is May 5. Separate Clover Kids meeting April 7 featured a nutrition program and an edible Aiken Drum design activity led by Terri Morris. Educational programs by Texas A&M Extension Service are open to all. Aldous Huxley quote included.
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