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Newspaper
Wellington Leader
Location
Wellington, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 06, 1964
Page
5
Wellington invites ex-students to join a weekend reunion to celebrate lasting school heritage. The message urges local and distant alumni to attend, stressing shared memories and community strength. Participation is key to a successful gathering.
A letter writer criticizes the term extremist as overused and jokes about riot police in Rochester. The piece laments fear and gun culture, contrasting early American militia imagery with modern concerns over rights and safety amid looting and crime.
In Mesopotamia stone is scarce making door sockets valuable and tenant supplied. The copperhead bite is rarely fatal, reflecting on risk and resourcefulness in ancient daily life.
Paul Williams, late 1920s Skyrocket football star, returns to Wellington with Mrs Williams for a first visit in 18 years and a second since leaving 32 years ago. The pair, en route from Denver to Norwalk California, meet old friends including Peanut Robinson of Downey. Williams, a 30 year Railway Express worker with 5 years in the Army Medical Corps, recalls changes in Wilnaker County and values family ties, with six children and 26 grandchildren.
A driver crashed into a London bargain shop and emerged with a claim his truck held $560 worth of goods stolen. Police investigate how the haul vanished during the dash and whether suspects are involved.
Arlois Holtman, formerly of Wellington, becomes manager of the Coca Cola plant in Littlefield. He has served the company for 14 years in the soft drink business since May. The Holtman family, including sons Herschel and Vaughn, has resided in Altus and Plainview. Holtman previously led the Masonic Lodge and served as patron of the Eastern Star. The family attends the First Baptist Church.
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