May Day Dues Support Needed for Local Museum
The Welington Leader notes May Day as dues time for the museum. Membership is $5 per person per year and welcomes local interest. The museum belongs to everyone and hopes for added support. Call or bring in old farm machinery parts such as tongues.
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Willie Faye Patrick
15th Street Museum Plans New Displays for Homecoming
The museum continues work on展示 of old farm machinery from the late Pat Bouchelle farm. Officials invite visitors to spend time exploring as new displays are prepared for homecoming crowds.
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15Th Street Museum
Pat Bouchelle
Zachery Garcia Baby Shower Held April Ninth
Zachery Nehemiah Garcia was honored at a baby shower from 2 p m to 4 30 p m on Sunday April 9 2000 at the Farm Bureau Decorations in blue and white adorned the rooms Grandmothers Maria Quintero and Maria Elena Garcia hosted Assistants included Susie Garcia Carmen Garcia Delores Anguiano Sandra DelaCruz Bella Sandana Celia Macias Carolina Trejo Christina Garza Maria Molly Castor Tanner DelaCruz and Dean Lybarger Those attending were served finger foods and drinks Guests listed include Lennie Sims Jewell Patterson Debbie Arreola Parris Torres Consuelo Sanchez Sandra Sandoval Maria Sandoval Margret Garcia Maria Sanchez Maria Granados Becky Hinojosa Alma Sandoval Christina Garcia Trini Quintero Josephine Quintero Norma Garcia JoAnn Garcia Amanda Sanchez Elva Sanchez Chrystal Amber Solis Cathy Andrews Megan Chambers The honoree's parents Michelle and Ray Garcia thanked guests for gifts.
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Zachery Nehemiah Garcia
Farm Bureau
Maria Quintero
Maria Elena Garcia
Susie Garcia
Carmen Garcia
Delores Anguiano
Sandra DelaCruz
Bella Sandana
Celia Macias
Carolina Trejo
Christina Garza
Maria
Molly Castor
Tanner
Lennie Sims
Jewell Patterson
Debbie Arreola
Parris Torres
Consuelo Sanchez
Sandra Sandoval
Maria Sandoval
Margret Garcia
Maria Sanchez
Maria Granados
Becky Hinojosa
Alma Sandoval
Christina Garcia
Trini Quintero
Josephine Quintero
Norma Garcia
JoAnn Garcia
Amanda Sanchez
Elva Sanchez
Chrystal
Amber Solis
Cathy Andrews
Megan Chambers
Michelle
Ray Garcia
Lions Eye Bank District 2 meeting held April 11
The Lions Eye Bank District 2 board met April 11, 2000 at 7 00 pm in Wellington Cherokee Inn. Jim Bohls presided after a prayer by Virgil James. Curtiss Vavra reported from Albuquerque about finances and March transplantable corneas, noting a technician need in Amarillo as the current one leaves in June.
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Lions Eye Bank of
District 2
Wellington
Cherokee Inn
Jim Bohls
Virgil James
Gary Turner
Curtiss Vavra
R.N
Albuquerque
Vavra
Eye Bank
TBI/Tissue Banks International
Baltimore
Amarillo
Weekly Meal Plan and Eye Bank Update Report
The notice outlines April meals including Salmon croquettes and chicken fried steak, with a stray note about a future Los Angeles training course. It also covers a Lifegift Transplant Symposium on May 4, 2000 in Amarillo, Eye Bank booth plans, donor card distribution at Panhandle health fairs, and a donor education summary. PDG Virgil James reports ordering a banner for the booth and lists attending board and Lions Club members alongside invited guests from Wellington and Amarillo.
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Los Angeles
Vavra
Amarillo
Eye Bank
PDG
Virgil James
Panhandle
Addiiton
Texas
Lions Club
Ray White
Pampa
Jim Bohls
Texline
Frosty Hickerson
Spearman
George Colvin
Turkey
Quitaque
White Deer
Betty Becannan
Gary Turner
Doris Nash
Wellington
Ken Hammons
Curt Vavra
Charles Kuntz
Wheeler
Larry Becannan
Shirley Howard
LeeRoy
Judy Belew
John Nash
Jerry Watson
Jack Neeley
Ashley ‘Taylor
Alta Porter
Nash
Sid Hooper
Rosemary Konkler
Lions
Lucky Corner
LeeRoy Belew
Miss Taylor
Dan Howard
Marshall
Louise Peters
Jerry
Judy Watson
Morene Childers
Dalton
Danny
Philippa Mendoza
John
Ashley Taylor
Erin Lemons
Rex Howard
Delores Birkey
James
Janet Ammons
Leo Sandoval
Frank Warner
Wellington Lions Club hears drug abuse program
Local deputies Frank Warner and Leo Sandoval spoke at the Wellington Lions Club meeting on April 17 2000 about the rising drug problem. They reviewed trafficking routes drug related offenses and efforts including K-9 unit plans and detection methods.
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Wellington Lions Club
Buta Handley Community Center
John Nash
Nash
Frank Warner
Leo Sandoval
Collingsworth County Sheriff's Department
Warner
Texas Department of Criminal Justice Institutional Division
Tdc-Id
Sandoval
Lydia Group Holds Regular Meeting at April 17 2000
The Lydia Group of the First United Methodist Women met Monday afternoon April 17 2000 at Fran Eigenmann's home with Mary Nell Holton presiding Odessa Covey opened with prayer and Ruth Caldwell led roll call The group planned a church sew date April 26 to join quilt blocks Vera Rogers presented a program on Christian World in Missions and Protestant Missionaries and closed with the poem Attitude from the Saturday Evening Post Members present listed include Holton Starkey Caldwell Lowrie Rogers Lewis and the hostess Roses require thorough weekly watering to six inches deep
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Lydia
United Methodist
Fran Eigenmann
Mary Nell Holton
Odessa Covey
Ruth Caldwell
Vera Rogers
Saturday Evening Post
Mabel Starkey
Erma Lee Lowrie
Jean Lewis
Prayerful Thanks From Bearden Family
The Bearden family expresses deep thanks for special prayers and calls during Herbert Bearden’s stent procedure in Lubbock. Gratitude goes to the intercessory prayer ministry at First Baptist Church and to friends James and Frances Richardson for their hospitality.
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Lubbock
Herbert
First Baptist Church
James
Frances Richardson
Ruby Bearden
BPW Club hears program on Child Protective Service Board
Wellington BPW met April 11 2000 at 6 p.m. in the Buta Handley Building. Guest speaker Sauna Blacksher discussed the CPS board serving Collingsworth and four nearby counties, Rainbow Room donations, agape notes, and Child Abuse Prevention Month activities including a coloring contest, lunch with your child, blue ribbon campaign, and a Child ID program.
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Wellington
Womden
Buta Handley
Vickie Porter
Pledge of Allegiance
Laquita Bowen
Carol Bodine
Bowen
Bodifie
Mary Waters
Sauna Blacksher
Child Protective Service Board
Collingsworth
Blacksher
Sumnerwood
T-Burger
Yes 2 Kids
Amarillo
CPS Board
Collingsworth County
Newborns Guy ONeill Linville and Jaxon Wayne Stallings born in Texas
Lance and Brenda Linville announce the birth of Guy ONeill Linville on April 6 2000 at Northwest Texas Hospital Amarillo Texas. He weighs 6 pounds 14 ounces and is 19 1/2 inches long. Chad and Cherri Stallings announce son Jaxon Wayne Stallings born April 14 2000 weighing 8 pounds 1 ounce and 19 inches long. Grandparents and great grandparents listed.
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Lance
Brenda Linville
Guy O'Neill Linville
Northwest Texas Hospital
Amarillo
Chad and
Cherri Stallings
Lubbock
Jaxon Wayne Stallings
Jax
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