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Newspaper
Wellington Leader
Location
Wellington, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 24, 1972
Page
10
General Telephone Company warns hunters that shooting at birds on poles or lines during dove season endangers emergency calls and may disrupt service. Damaged lines threaten victims in heart attacks and impair radar, flight guidance, and missile-site communications. hunters urged to use caution.
College Station reports that organic matter, though often under five percent, greatly influences soil properties and plant growth. Dr. Charles Welch notes it improves soil structure, increases infiltration and water-holding capacity, and reduces erosion potential after harvest season.
Army Private Feliciano Segura 19, son of Shamrock Texas, finished eight weeks of basic training at the U S Army Training Center Infantry Ft Polk Louisiana and received instruction in drill and ceremonies weapons map reading combat tactics military justice and first aid. He trained with Company E 1st Brig 4th Battalion and is a Sumnerwood High School 1972 graduate. Tommy Oatman inducted at Amarillo and stationed at Fort Ord is listed with address details and background as a Quail basketball star.
Mary Frazee born Mary Plumlee in 1907 Salina Tennessee died Sunday August 13 near Gary Oklahoma after a heart attack. She taught 41 years in Oklahoma including 25 years at Watonga and was a Church of Christ member. Funeral at Gary Church of Christ at 10:00 a.m. Wednesday. Survived by husband Ted Frazee two sisters Gladys Gibson Shawnee Annie Cortett and brother Edgar Plumlee Oklahoma City. She was niece of T C Crabtree and frequently visited the Crabtree home.
With the term just begun, WHS seniors elected Dan Fires as president Connie Bearden as vice president Gary Wright as secretary Joy Jesse as treasurer and Steve Hunter as reporter Katy Sullivan and Mike Savage joined the student council Class favorites were Joy Jesse and Dennis Powell Sponsors are Charles Floyd Mrs Bill Long and Rodney Myrick Two major projects planned are a spaghetti supper and the Miss Wellington contest.
The menu lists daily breakfast and lunch options from Monday to Thursday. Meals include fruit, cereals, and milk for breakfast, with items such as corn dogs, pork and beans, corn, carrots, chicken spaghetti, hamburgers, and desserts paired with milk.
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