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Newspaper
Wellington Leader
Location
Wellington, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 03, 1933
Page
10
Local business leaders sign the President's employment code amid doubts about details and a slack month. Foresee up to 200 additional workers this fall as wares and services pick up, boosting payroll and consumer demand. Farmers face cotton and water issues while a bond referendum looms.
Tree Army reports rapid progress in reforestation and park road trail work near Turner Falls. The unit notes many boys play baseball and some box, with nicknames such as Bloody The Ripper and Dynamite among fighters. carpenters finish mess hall and kitchen, awaiting materials to begin camping.
Sunday School drew a strong crowd with 41 students when term opened last Monday in Swearingen. Miss Lenora Paine hosted a party while Ruby and Ina Mae Yarborough spent the weekend at Salt Fork for Union League and Revival activities. several local families visited L G Yarbrough and shared news of students and travel.
Ritz Theatre Wellington will show Gabriel Over the White House Sunday August 6 and Monday August 7 with a Saturday preview. The film stars Walter Weston and features a 1000-strong mob scene depicting ex soldiers marching on Washington. It is praised for historical educational value and patriotic appeal.
Marion Williams reports visits and social gatherings around Rolla. Family and neighbors including O'Rear, Areher, Goodrich, Gage, and Wright share events such as dinners, church services, a funeral, and club activities. Several siblings travel to assist family, with weekend visits and local support noted.
In a joint Monday meeting N R A members voted to open their stores at 7 30 each morning and close at 6 in the afternoon on weekdays with a 9 o'clock closing time for evenings.
Local trades including grocery, dry goods, restaurant, drug, garage, ginner, hardware, lumber, barber, and tailoring sectors vote on opening and closing hours as per the hour and wage scales of the recovery act. Some firms set fixed schedules. others leave decisions to owners. All anticipate full compliance as codes are implemented.
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