Wellington Leader Subscription Rates Noted
Wellington Leader lists annual subscription prices at 25 dollars within Collingsworth County and 30 dollars for outside areas. The contact numbers are 1 806 447 2559 or 1 806 447 2550 with fax 1 806 447 2463. The paper is published weekly on Thursdays from Wellington TX with post office details and address changes.
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Wellington Leader
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Wellington Leader Company
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Wellington
Weekly Home Delivered Meals Menu States August Dates
The notice lists daily meals from Monday August 7 to Friday August 11 including beef stew, chicken and noodles, steak fingers, spaghetti with meat sauce, and ham with sides. Each day features oleo and milk, with salads, vegetables, breads, and desserts as noted.
Ritz theater fundraising drives capital support push
Historic Wellington aims to raise 100000 to launch Ritz Theatre Inc. and finish capital projects. So far 5500 has been donated by the Sybil B Harrington Trust and Gilliland Family Foundation, with applications to Amarillo Area Foundation and other grants in progress. Donations may be sent to Historic Wellington, a 501c3, at 1600 Haskell Street, Wellington, TX, with contact (806) 447-2174.
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Wellington
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Gilliland Family Foundation
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Blackmon Family Builds New Ties in Wellington
Jeff and Mrs. Blackmon, Panhandle natives with deep local ties, moved from Georgia to Wellington to join the community. They met at ACU in 1997 and wed in 1999. She trains as a dental hygienist and hails from Plainview, while he graduated in 1995 from Fayette County High School in Georgia. They have son Will and daughter Nora as they establish roots in the area.
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Deck) Wells
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Wellington
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Care Center Residents Fill Week With Social Activities
Care Center residents keep busy with a packed weekly schedule led by Dorothy Massey. Monday morning rhythm band sings, followed by bingo in the afternoon won by Osa Lee, with many residents taking part. Through Tuesday and Wednesday senior fitness, ball games and singing share the stage with special performances by Bruce Howard and his daughters, and Bible study with Bro Tim Huntress. Thursday features dominoes and a birthday party with Collin Brisbin providing music, while Friday brings a popcorn movie and Leader reading. Sunday morning service features Gary Young and Jack Neeley with various residents and visitors in attendance. the center also notes guest registry reminders and calls for volunteers.
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Sue Parker
Bennye Brisbin
Etta Breeding
Nena Oldham
Dovie Bruce
Marcelo Rodriguez
Benny Forrester
Lois Parsons
George Jones
Vera Bishop
Marian Johnson
Melody Waller
Norma Lacy
Ilene Messer
Anna Finely
Maria Saldana
Anetta Anglin
Dennis Lurber
L. B. Bratten
Delia Solis
Davie Bruce
Delma Jesse
Corene Childress
James Barber
Dennis Surber
Abby Forbis
James Brown
Polly Cozad
Mary Snider
Osa Lee
Dennis Suider
Lorene Ashlock
Mary Fulcher
Bruce Howard
Lydia
Deborah
Hedley First Baptist Church
Travis Templeton
Lene Messer
Bufford Riley
Hubert Janessen
L.B. Bratten
Lenora Turner
Pauline Lemons
Mary Beth Lynch
Becky Deckard
Tim Huntress
Fundamental Baptist Church
Vera Huntress
Belva Lewis
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Trudie Peters
Montine Purkey
Collin Brisbin
Aneita Anglin
Bill White
Roneva Bratten
Juanita Bradford
Pauline Bias
Beth Carr
Louise Rogers
Vera Bishop Uresident
the Gaithers
Edna Woolridge
Gary Young
Church of Christ
Jack Neeley
Ray Floyd
Danny Martin
Billy & Glenda Colson
Vada Wood
Ruby Nash
Tracey Langford
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Wellington Leader: half-century legacy and new era ahead
Deskins Wells founded The Leader, run by Virginia Robey and Henry Wells with Diane Wells McDowell. Henry Wells, publisher for 25 years, honors decades of staff across roles and notes digital photography and online distribution shaping The Wellington Leader’s 21st century future.
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Wells
Leader
Deck
Virginia Robey
Henry Wells
Diane Wells McDowell
Wellington
WHS Football Schedule Highlights For August 2006
Wellington High School outlines the 2006 football preparations with locker pickup on August 4 for seniors and juniors between 8:00 and 10:00 a.m. freshmen and sophomores between 10:00 and noon. Two a day practices begin August 7 at 6:30 a.m. with evening workouts 7:00 to 9:00 p.m. on Monday. Weekday sessions August 8–10 run 7:00 a.m. to noon, no evening drills. Friday sessions August 11 start 6:30 a.m. workouts, 7:00–10:00 p.m. pads. Amarillo Globe News will attend photos. Hair policy requires clean cut hair and shaved face for dress-code compliance. Junior high players join on August 14 during the school day. First scrimmage set for White Deer on August 19. time TBA.
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Wellington
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