Debbie Woodwee wins 4H Better Bake Show at 41st event
Debie Woodwee, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Farris Wood, captured top prizes in baked goods and her record book at the 41st 4 H Club Better Bake Show. She will represent the district at the Tri State Fair in Ama tillo, with judges Mrs. Jerry Nix and Mrs. Deskins Wells noting her cake rolls and entry in the sixth grade.
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Debbie Woodwee
Debbie
Amatillo
Farris Wood
Robin Amonett
Verna Rudy
Susan Kimbro
Jeanne Morris
Kathleen Reeves
Pam Vines
Jerry Nix
Deskins Wells
Thomas Gets License From Texas Board
Trusten A. Thomas Jr. of Thomas Nursing Home has received his administrator license from the Texas Board of Licensure for Nursing Home Administrators. He took the examination on July 7 and 8 in Austin and prepared at Amarillo Junior College and Texas Nursing Home Association seminars. He works with his mother Beatrice Thomas and began at the home in high school before taking the administrator post three years ago.
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Trusten A. Thomas, Jr
Thomas Nursing Home
The
Texas Board of Licensure For Nursing Home Administrators
Thomas
Austin
Amarillo Junior College
Texas Nursing Home Association
Beatrice Thomas
Russell Earns Master of Liberal Arts Degree
Russell receives a Master of Liberal Arts from Southern Methodist University in May. He returns to Garland High School as distributive education coordinator after four years in that role, having earlier completed a BBA in Marketing at SMU in 1952. His wife is the former Lyn.
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LD. Russell
Childress
Memphis
Garland High School
Garland
Mr. Russell
Southern Methodist University
Wellington High School
SMU
Russell
Lyn
Panfork Encampment closes after record turnout
Rev Roy Collins Jr reports Panfork Encampment finished its three week summer program drawing nearly 900 participants from Baptist churches in the Panhandle. He notes about one hundred decisions for Christ during four evangelistic services and looks to brighter years ahead.
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Panfork
Roy Collins, Jr
Christ
Rev
Collins
Central Panhandle
Panhandle
The
Texas Baptist Convention
Permer City Dulider Dies in Amarillo
R. O. Siok Sr., 69, of Amarillo died Monday at his home. He was a Wellington native, 23 years in Amarillo, retired builder and contractor, Methodist. Funeral services were held in Amarillo. Survived by wife Lillian, a son, four brothers, two sisters, and one grandchild. Apples are an edible pome fruit of a rose family tree.
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R.0. Siok, Sr
Amarillo
South Tennime
Wellington
Sisk
Oklahoma
Lillian
R.D. 4
Tacusa Road
Dewey
101 Arch Terrace
Harold
Princeton
N.C
R.L
Ray
Pine Bluff
Ark
Harry Henderson
Indianapolis
Jim Betts
Childress
Collingsworth County Brand Law Requires Registration
Brands and marks must be registered with the county clerk under a 1971 72 Texas law. Registrations cover September 1 1971 to February 20 1972 with re registrations every ten years. Unrecorded brands become first come available after the deadline. Fertilization rates urged as key to high yields, with soil tests guiding nutrient needs in Collingsworth County.
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Texas
Collingsworth
Willington Lea Hoorn NT King’s Funeral Notice
The Willington Lea Hoorn NT reports the funeral of John C. King. He was an uncle of Mrs. Zook Thomes and father of Mrs. John W. Thomas of Ralls. About forty years ago he lived in Wellington while his daughter taught there.
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Bodge
Mes
John C. King
Zook Thomes
John W. Thomas
Ralls
Wellington
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