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Newspaper

Wellington Leader

Location

Wellington, Texas, United States of America

Date

Aug 15, 1963

Page

5

Allen Champion of Golf Tourney Sunday

Charles Allen won Wellington's largest golf tournament to date at Marian Air Park Municipal Course on Sunday afternoon August 11. Billy Ray Long was runner up. Jones Singley won the consolation trophy. Winners were named in three flights with special awards. Dilly Brat team won flight one, R. Templeton flight two, Robert Lewis flight three. Singley earned lowest score with 34. Elvis Crawley won a set of clubs for most strokes to win, while J B Oney and Charles Allen earned clubs for fewest strokes. Henry Sullivan directed the event.

Charles Allen Wellington Marian Airpark Billy Ray Long Jones Singley Dilly Brattea m J. J. Oney Sambo Morris R. J. Templeton Badge Duncan Fred Saied Consol Ation Robert Lewis Lynn Wright Earl Clark Elvis Crawley City State Bank Wellington State Bank J. B. Oney Henry Sullivan

Lost Pines of Central Texas Mystify Naturalists

College Station reports the Lost Pines of Central Texas as a naturalist mystery. Forester Bill Smith notes isolated groves in Caldwell, Colorado, and Payette counties with 85 inch rainfall, suggesting ancient climatic shifts or soil with high water holding capacity allowed their survival and reseeding.

Texas Trered Austin Smith

Farm fires set record losses in 1962 nationwide

Farm fire losses across the United States reached a record $175 million in 1962, per USDA Economic Research Service estimates from a 226-farmer sample and 27 state mutual companies. Total insured fire and lightning losses ran about $16.9 million for 1962, with buildings and contents making up 8 percent of payouts and livestock losses largely lightning related.

College Station US Department of Agriculture USDA Economic Research Service Crup

4 H Club Guided by Extension Service Leaders

4 H Club is an organized group of young people carrying on educational projects and activities under the guidance of the Cooperative Extension Service and a volunteer local leader.

Cooperative Extension Service Ash Leasler

Langford joins High Plains staff as assistant agronomist

Loyd Langford, native of Colligsworth county, joins High Plains Research Foundation as assistant agronomist. He earned a BS in general agriculture from West Texas State College in May and will assist Delbert Langford in crop and fertilizer research. Loyd, son of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Langford, has farmed near Quail and Wellington and studied at Clarendon Junior College.

Loyd Langford Colligsworth County High Plains Research Foundation Langford West Texas State College Delbert Langford Loyd Delbert Quail Wellington Clarendon Junior College Henry Langford Lillie

Norwood Teachers Meet Friday Morning

Norwood faculty of Sumnorwood schools will gather Friday at 8 am for a meeting announced by Vine Cunningham. The school reopens Monday August 19. Attorney General Carr states a new bill by Rep. Forrest Harding grants the State Highway Commission power to raise speed limits to 70 mph and to set minimum limits on controlled access highways inside or outside city limits, overriding city ordinances.

Sumnorwood Orvine Cunningham Carr Forrest Harding San Angelo State Highway Commission

Better Harvesting Leaflet Tells How To Get More Quality Lint

A USDA publication Preserving Quality of Mechanically Harvested Cotton stresses careful management for top quality lint and seed. It covers cultural practices, defoliation, harvester operation, and trailer tending, and urges consulting state stations for variety and pest guidance. Call for copies from the U.S. Department of Agriculture in Washington DC.

College Station US Department of Agriculture B. G. Reeves Spe

Hickeys to Glorietta New Mexico on Vacation

Dr and Mrs Glenn Hickey and son Danny depart Tuesday August 18 for a brief trip through August 21 to New Mexico. They are joined by three Royal Ambassadors boys James Howard Jones Ronnie Roberts and Clyde Harper who earned the trip via scripture memory work. The group will camp in Cimarron and Hezze Jones will pick up the boys there. The Hickeys plan to attend the Foreign Mission Week at the Southern Baptist Assembly in Glorietta starting August 15.

Glenn Hickey Danny New Mexico Royal Ambassadors James Howard Jones Ronnie Roberts Clyde Harper Cimarron Hezze Jones Hickey S Southern Baptist Assembly Glorietta N.M

Garden Valley Reunion in Childress There Aug. 26

A Garden Valley community reunion will be held in the Women s Department Club in Childress on Sunday August 26. Registration starts at 10 4m. Attendees should bring basket lunches. An afternoon business session will follow. All former residents are urged to attend.

Garden Valley Community Women's Department Club Childress

Dozier News Highlights Rural Greetings and Local Visits

Max Weaver of Silverton tours Colorado with his sister and relatives, visiting Royal Gorge Pikes Peak and Colorado Springs while reporting daily rain. Neal Fancher of Amarillo visits Wood Coleman and Worth Shielda n family. Happenings include Shamrock hospital updates for Jack Stembridge and Buck Breeding, plus 4 H Club emblem meaning.

Max Weaver Silverton Mra Doug Coleman Richard Bentley Rickey Mikeal Colorado Royal Gorge Pikes Peak Colorado Springs Neal Fancher Amarillo Wood Coleman Worth Shieldan Mary H. Canerton Carroll Nunnelley Lynna Diane Roy Hoffman Dal‘hart Jack Stembridge Shamrock Buck

Appointment of Orville E. Howard as Southwest Record Stockman editor

Orville E. Howard, former Globe News farm and ranch editor in Amarillo, was named Southwest News Editor for the Southwest Record Stockman. He will base at 601 NW 8th Ave, Amarillo, with the weekly livestock paper serving Texas, Oklahoma and New Mexico. first Southwest edition slated Aug. 22. Ed Meacham will join as full-time southwest field visitor, headquartered in Amarillo. Denver staff assist includes Ross Miller and Parley Jansen.

Amarillo Orville E. Howard The Globe News Southwest News New Southwest Record Stockman Harry Green, Jr Howard Southwest Record Stockman 8Th Ave Texas Oklahoma New Mexico Record Stockman Denver First Southwest Ed Meacham Southwest Denver Offier Ross Miller Don Bbega Southwestern Livestock Parley Jansen New Mexico Stockman

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Central J. W. Gilbert Johnke Manville Co Gilbert Hiram Cudd Kenneth Hodge Dave Crossland Bobby Chaffin State Capitol San Antonio Yarvs Ben Franklin High Plains Station Norwood Cialist Texas Agricultural Extension Service Office of Information U.S. Department of Agriculture Washington D.C New Road Row Harper North Dakota South Dakota Hughetta Roberts LaVern McLain West Leans Utilities Company Con i Hickeys N. M Garden Valley Reunion Libbys Vienna Wilsons Crisco Soflin
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