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Newspaper
Wellington Leader
Location
Wellington, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 07, 2003
Page
1
Collingsworth General Hospital Board of Directors will hold a special meeting in the craft room at Parkview Manor at 6 p.m. to discuss and take action on the tax rate.
A donor list misprint stated $245000 as the amount when the correct figure was $237000 at press time last week. The error prompted an apology for any inconvenience caused.
A two-vehicle crash at the US Highway 83 and Texas 203 intersection north of Wellington on Friday morning left Rube M. McClain 73 of Amarillo dead. Gary Don Sanderson Jr., 30, of Wellington was treated and released. McClain was en route to a reunion of his 1948 class.
More than 400 ex-students and teachers gathered for the 2003 Wellington reunion with 315 exes and 86 guests registering. Attendees from numerous classes listed include 1926 L.C. Young Sweat and 1946 Clifton Hunter, with many others noted beside their hometowns and affiliations. The event celebrated memories and featured ongoing coverage to page 2.
Dale Dunlap, a Sayre native with degrees from Oklahoma State University and Angelo State University, joins The Community Bank as a loan officer. He and his wife Shertie live in Wellington with son Jacob and are active in local church, school activities, and multiple community boards.
The school announces season tickets priced at 12 dollars in the business office at 609 15th Street. To keep last year’s seats, notify the office by Friday, August 19, with remaining seats available starting Monday, August 22. For details, call 447-251.
The American Red Cross and Tommy Hudson announce a blood drive in Collingsworth County at the WAC Center in Wellington on Monday August 11 from 2 p.m. to 6 30 p.m. Call 447-15197 to book an appointment or ask questions.
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