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Newspaper

Wellington Leader

Location

Wellington, Texas, United States of America

Date

Aug 22, 1946

Page

4

Cotton Rotation Urged To Improve Soil Fertility

Dr. Louis E. Hawkins of Oklahoma A and M Experiment Station told the Cotton Research Congress in Dallas that cotton drains little soil compared with corn wheat sorghum and alfalfa but leaves soil bare and eroded. He urged rotating cotton with erosion resistant crops to maintain organic matter and nutrients, noting rolling uplands should not return to cotton and suggesting more pasture livestock in rotation.

Stillwater Okla Southwest Louis E. Hawkins Oklahoma A M. Experiment Station Cotton Research Congress Dallas Hawkins

REA Secures 285000 in Texas and Ohio Reach

REA announces a 285000 loan or grant involving Collingsworth Wheeler Donley and Armstrong counties Texas and Harmon County Ohio. Officers include J A Coleman Dozier president Jim Kramer Vinson vice president R J Holland Dodson secretary treasurer Earl Yarbrough Wellington W D Franklin Hedley Frank Hardin Clarendon and Davis Burrow Goodnight. Judge Luther E Gribble acts as REA attorney.

Collingsworth Wheeler, Donley Armstrong Texas Harmon County Ohlo J. A. Coleman Dozier Jim Kramer Vinson R. J. Holland Dodson Earl Yarbrough Wellington W. D. Franklin Hedley Frank Hardin Clarendon Davis Burrow Goodnight Luther E. Gribble REA

Lula Mae Cook Receives Master of Education at Tech

Miss Lula Mae Cook of Wellington will receive a Master of Education degree from Texas Technological College at the summer session commencement on Wednesday August 28. She earned her BA in history from Tech in 1929 and is sister of Mrs. Logan Cummings of Wellington.

Lula Mae Cook Wellington Texas Technological College Miss Cook Tech Logan Cummings

Mrs. T. G. Horton Remembered For Church Service

Mrs. T. G. Horton of Wilbarger County spent years there before moving to Wellington. She joined the Baptist Church at age 12 and remained active in church life and in organizing three Baptist churches. She is survived by five children Ida Sandlin of Petersburg Virginia W M Horton of Coleman Japp Horton of Wichita Falls John Horton of Amherst and Malcolm Horton of Wellington. She also reared three grandchildren Ernest Harwell Alvin Horton J T Horton and 19 grandchildren and 11 great grandchildren are listed as survivors.

Wilbarger County Horton Ida Sandlin Petersburg W. M. Horton Coleman Japp Horton Wichita Falls John Horton Amherst Malcolm Horton Wellington Ernest Harwell Alvin Horton J. T. Horton Amarillo

Catechism Classes Taught to Wellington Shamrock Children

Sisters Elizabeth Clare and Mary Martina from Sacred Heart Convent Springfield Tl conducted two weeks of catechism and Christian doctrine for Catholic children in Wellington and Shamrock. Last week Shamrock classes were held, and this week lessons occur locally. Five children are preparing for first communion at the 8 o clock mass Sunday morning August 25. They include A C Gray Cynthia Watkins and Mary Katherine Butler of Wellington and Stephen and Phyllis O Gorman of Shamrock.

Wellington Shamrock Elizabeth Clare Mary Martina Sacred Heart Convent Springfield A. C. Gray Cynthia Watkins Mary Katherine Butler Stephen Phyllis O'Gorman

Former Teacher Moves to Government Work in Washington

Miss Leitha Lowe, ex Wellington and Quail high schools teacher, transferred from Amarillo Army Air Field to Washington D C. She has served for 15 months and now works in the officers branch at the Pentagon as a clerk stenographer. A West Texas State College graduate, Canyon, she is the daughter of Mr and Mrs M J Lowe of Lillie. Mrs Arline Pendergrass returned Sunday after ten days in Amarillo.

Leitha Lowe Wellington Quail Amarillo Army Air Field Washington, D. C Government Pentagon Miss Lowe West Texas State College Canyon M. J. Lowe Lillie

Local social notes from Texas visitors and residents

A compiled list of people visiting relatives and friends across Texas and Oklahoma, including Carolyn Ellis in Austin for a friend's wedding, Robert Lewis in Denton on business, Arvin Killough visiting sister in DeQueen, and multiple families from Fort Worth, San Bernardino, Amarillo, Canyon, and other areas. The note ends with a teaser about Want Ads.

Carolyn Ellis Austin

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Father Divine God Edna Rose Ritchings Divine Montreal Canada Newark N. J T. G. Horton Arline Pendergrass Main Optical Co G. B. Clement Wayne Thurman Thompson Food Market Panhandle Pampa Rug and Furniture Cleaners Pampa R. H. Burquist Sale R. H. Thompson A. B. Smith Place Old Quail Road Precinct Riley Dunson Robert Lewis Denton Arvin Killough DeQueen Ark Clyde Martin Fort Worth Marie Harrel Hardin-Simmons , University,Abilene C. H. Barrel Mrs. Mary Webster H. W. Wright June Wyoming R. S. Montague Jr John Tarleton Agricultural College Stephenville R. S. Montague Glenn Brickey Barbara Brick G. W. Hunter Loco Chester Hunter Eugene Hunter Veterans Hospital Mr. Hunter Sammie Lee Hunter Childress Ruel Alexander Mrs Clyde Alexander Aaron Edgar Mr. Bridge Inlaw E. M. Edgar Betty Alexander Sterlene Pittman Boyce Collingsworth Friends of Boyce House Jim Lowe Precinct 3 Joan J. M. Tindall GIN Lester Hunter Mgr Hollis Calloway Alfred White
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