Reunion and fair time herald the coming of fall
August signals a busy season with fairs and football ahead and plans needed for harvest and college prep. Readers are reminded of open houses at Wellingsangam High and the ongoing need for a band director and elementary principal while former local residents recall early women’s expanding roles in business and office work.
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Soos
Wellington
Supt
J. L. Harper
E. C. Clement
Holland to Lead 40 and 8 Group in Local Unit Installation
Dennis Holland of Dodson will be installed as chef de gare of the 40 and 8 Voiture Locale No. 1059 in Childress on an upcoming Monday. He succeeds Frank Buster in the office, and the organization stresses service and fellowship linked to the American Legion. A notice warns of legal action against trespassers and vandals at the location after repeated break-ins and property damage.
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Dennis Holland
Dodson
Chef de Garre
Childress
Frank Buster
The
American Legion
Missionary contrasts shape Swaziland revival work
Rev. Russell Human, on furlough, reports Swaziland’s rural life and rising industry under Church of the Nazarene programs. He notes education thirst, a 360‑bed hospital, schools, nurse and teacher training, and growing African self‑rule amidst witchcraft challenges. King Sobuza I’s coronation highlights cultural fusion.
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Swaziland
Africa
Church of the Nazarene
Russell Human
Bethany
Okla
Human
Swazi
Rev. Human
Stegi
Church of the Nazarens
Witch Doctor
Britain
Sobuza I
Long Earns Lone Star Farmer Degree in Lubbock
Clarence Long of the Quail Chapter and Bobby Hoggard of the Hedley Chapter earned the Lone Star Farmer degree at the Texas Future Farmers of America state convention in Lubbock July 17 19. The degree is the highest state award for FFA members. Six other Greenbelt District boys also received Lone Star honors.
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Quail Future
Hedley
Texas Future Farmers of America
Lubbock
Clarence Long
Quail
Bobby Hoggard
Lone Star
FFA
Doyle Messer
Voag
Greenbelt
Long
H. C. Long
Messer
Clarence
Roger
Darrell Feemster
Mark White
Tommy Oatman
4-H Riders Go to Pampa
Three Collingsworth 4-H Horse Show members won in the Kid Pony Show part of the Top of Texas Rodeo in Pampa. Teresa Patterson took a second in the barrel and ring races for girls 10 and 11, Kathy Patterson placed second in the potato race for 8 and 9, and Bart Patterson was third in the 10 to 11 race. Bart also rode bulls while Kathy entered barrels. Other riders included Susan Lowe, Pam Patterson, Mike Williams, and more. The event drew 213 competitors and included children of Rep. Bob Price. Local attendees listed include Mrs. Virgil Patterson, Mrs. Bill Lowe, and Mrs. Billy Williams.
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Collingsworth
Pampa
Teresa Patterson
Barre
Kathy Patterson
Bart Patterson
Kathy
Susan Lowe
Pam Patterson
Mike Williams
Congressman
Bob Price
Earl Patterson
Virgil Patterson
Bill Lowe
Billy Williams
ASCS Extends Measuring Deadline for Farmers
The County ASCS Committee extends the measuring deadline to Thursday Aug 1 to allow farmers to adjust excess acreage before the Sept 1 cutoff. Millard Brown notes no adjustments after that period and a $7.90 farm measuring fee plus $2.50 per additional plot.
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ASCS
Millard Brown
Alice Kent
City Manager Barjenbruch Plans Second Mosquito Spraying
On Friday July 26 Cuty Sprayed City Manager Barjenbruch announced nighttime fogging for mosquito control in Wellingsae residents. He emphasized minimizing inconvenience while carrying out the operation and referenced planning in connection with the 1789 electoral vote context.
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Pac Barjenbruch
Manquito
Wellingsae
Barjenbruch
Greenbelt Bowl Game Set for August 10 in Childress
The 1998 Greenbelt Bowl will be played at Chii ares on Saturday August 10 at 10 p.m. Wellington's Jim Lindsey will guard East Team. Coaches include Max Bumgardier and Buddy Horne for the East and Buddy Fornes with Ronnie Giles for the West. A queen candidate from Wellington is unnamed. A Friday evening picnic honors players and nominees at Rotary Bowl. The queen contest is set for 8:30 p.m. at the Elks Club with a parade at 4 p.m. and the queen to be announced at the game.
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Chiiares
Wellington
Jim Lindsey
Wayne
Max Bumgardier
Buddy Horne
San Angelo State
Buddy Fornes
Ronnie Giles
Rotary Bowl
Childress Fair Park
Elks Club
Sitton Named Assistant Dean at Texas Tech Home Economics
Dr. Margaret Ann Sitton to begin duties Sept 1 as assistant dean of the Home Economics Department at Texas Technological College Lubbock. She has six years teaching in the department and led student teachers.
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Margaret Ann Sitton
Texas Technological College
Lubbock
Returns from Wisconsin Family Reunion and Tornado Visit
Mrs. Allen J. Peters and Susan and Joe Peters returned from Wisconsin after a month with relatives. They attended the Union Grove High School reunion, marked by a niece’s marriage and a July 4 farm gathering. The visit included stops in Milwaukee Kenosha and Waterford with the Barnhart family. A tornado damaged Sturdevant and uprooted a family apple tree.
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Allen J. Peters
Susan
Joe
Wisconsin
John Barnhart
Sturdevant
Monnie Leann Barnhart
John Pheld
Barnhart
Burlington
Peters
Union Grove High School
Wellington
Milwaukee
Kenosha
Waterford
Wheat program guarantees parity under 1965 Act
Growers receive a fixed payment of $2.63 per bushel on their domestic allotment or 40 percent of allotted acres. Wheat marketing certificates operate under the two price wheat provisions of the Food and Agriculture Act of 1965, guaranteeing 100 percent parity for each farmer’s share used for domestic food.
Flood Control Plan Outlined With Levees and Drains
The sponsor will provide land for levees and drainage ditches and secure route and right of displacing within a time frame. A reconnaissance report will take three to six months and a detailed project report one to two years. Local officials and engineers attended the meeting to discuss the flood control project.
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Ferguson
Sec
Aens Ig
Vnc
Cerony
Evry
Coleman
Bartenbruch
City of Tembers Howard
Martin
Cliff Hartman
Samike Erneat Harwell
Clyde Drake
Trict
Melvin Jl R
Preseinct
Millard Brown, Jr
Cathy Carter Crowned Hollis Rodeo Queen at 30th Annual Event
Cathy Carter daughter of Mr and Mrs C B Carter of Arnnett was crowned Rodeo Queen at the Hollis Rodeo's 30th annual night. She was crowned by last year's queen Myrtle Denton of Hollis. Cathy attends Arnnett High School as a sophomore and belongs to the Hollis Riding Club whose president is Roy Sanford. her mother teaches at Arnnett School.
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Hollis
Cathy Carter
C. B. Carter
Arnnett
Cathy
Myrtle Denton
Arnett High School
Hollis Riding Club
Steve
Arnett School
Roy Sanford
Horton Named Pool Manager at Marian Airpark
Raymond Horton Jr. is appointed to run Marian Airpark Swimming Pool for the rest of summer by City Manager Doc Bartenbruch. He replaces James Larson who moves with his family to Stafford near Houston. Horton holds a Red Cross Life Saving Certificate and worked at Amarillo Air Force Base earlier this summer.
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Raymond Horton, Jr
Marian Airpark
Doc Bartenbruch
James Larson
Stafford
Houston
Horton
Red Cross
Bartenbruch
West Texas State University
Amarillo Air Force Base
Raymond Horton
Colemans Attend POW Convention
Mr. and Mrs. John Coleman traveled to Longview to attend the national convention of the Am erican Ex-Prisoner of War Association. Coleman, an Army captain at Bataan, was a Japanese prisoner until the war’s end and spoke with former campmates including a sergeant once in his care who died in a Japanese hospital.
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John Coleman
Longview
Coleman
Bataan
Rate cuts take effect for General Company customers
The FCC ordered American Telephone and Telegraph to reduce inter state long distance rates by 20 million dollars annually. Gen eral Company of the Southwest will lift the daytime rate 5 to 10 cents for the first three minutes of station to station calls from 7 am to 7 pm Monday through Friday. This marks the 23rd interstate rate cut since 1915 as coast to coast service expanded and long distance costs fell from the era’s 20.70 to as low as 0.75 for late night calls.
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General Company of the
Southwest
Federal Communications Commission
American Telehone and Telegraph Company
Intertate
Youth Week Begins Aug. 1 at First United Methodist
Youth Week opens August 1 at the First United Methodist Church with three themed evenings. Bowling at Childress on Thursday, skating in Memphis on Friday, and a riverfront party on Saturday follow each recreation. Rev. Weldon Stevens of Amarillo leads the nightly devotionals. Countywide youth are invited to participate.
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First United Methodist Church
Childress
Memphis
Weldon Stevens
Amarillo
Cathy Singley flies to California visit Huntington Beach
Cathy Singley daughter of Mr and Mrs Jones Singley recently flew to visit her sister and family Lt and Mrs Ted Stansbury and sons in Huntington Beach California. They are on leave and have visited Disneyland and spent a week in the mountains. They will visit other points of interest. This was Cathy's first flight.
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Cathy Singley
Jones Singley
Ted Stansbury
Huntington Beach
Calif
Disneyland
Cathy
Texas August Induction Plan Sets 886 Quota
The August draft plan for Texas sets an 886 man induction quota as part of a national call for 18 300 Army recruits Budget limits cancel pre induction physical mental exams in August and September except for transfers Previously ordered men may be examined Those to be selected include delinquents 19 years old and older volunteers under 26 non volunteers 19 through 25 single or married and oldest first Married after Aug 25 1988 prioritized over those married earlier
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Austin
Texas
Schwarts
Selective Service
Col. Schwartz
Army
Mrs. Orr Funeral Rites Held After Ill Health
Mrs. Orr and family noted for hobbies including china painting. Funeral services were held at Kee Chapel at 10 a.m. Wednesday with burial in Fairview Cemetery under Kel-80 Funeral Home. Pallbearers included John Rice and J B Pee Roy Horn Seth Wilson A Davis and Zook Thommes. Survivors include sisters Mrs Lena Stubbs and Mrs Chris Bierz. Dr I M Orr was a nephew of the late Dr W R Orr.
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Ort
Methodist Church
Fairview Cemetery
Kel- 80 Funeral Home
John Rice
McLean
J. B. Pee
Roy Horn
Seth Wilson
A Davis
Zook Thommes
Ae Eeerry
Lonnié Dement
Frank Jolineen
Carter Holcomb
Chas
B. Jones
Leck L. E. Ward
W. _ Surg
Orr
Lena Stubbs
Wellington
Chris Bierz
Ete
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