Flowering caterers decorate Wellington bank opening with Hawaii flowers
Carroll's Flowers and Mr B's Catering supplied exotic Hawaiian blooms and themed foods for Community Bank of Wellington's grand opening at 15th Street and Texas 83. The event featured King Protea, Heliconia, and Liatrice arrangements, with staff gifts and corsages, while flower orders and rental services support weddings, parties, and promotional events in the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carroll Daves
Carroll's Flowers
Wellington
Community Bank of Wellington
15Th Street
Texas Highway 83
Mr. B
Hawaii
Carroll
Community Bank
Wink Kizer
Carroll's
Judy Belew
Mr. B's
Leroy
Don Donaldson
Hawaiian International
Daves
Amarillo
FTD
Larry Pribble
Eloise
Wink" Kizer
Perryton
Revco, Inc
Revco
Texas
Oklahoma
Kansas
Louella Daves
Virginia Gholson
Connie
Bryan
Carol Ann
Salt Lake City
Alicia
Arlington
Patti
Mesquite
Royce Lee
Houston
Texas State Technical College
Wellington Art Center crowns Sherman Best of Show
Eugenia Sherman of Wellington wins Best of Show for a floral oil painting at the Art Center juried show during the festival weekend. Judge Larry Hilburn praised the strong entries from area artists with prizes totaling fifty dollars for the winner and ten dollars donated to the Art Center.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eugenia Sherman
Art Center
Wellington
Mary Nell Holton
Hollis
Okla
Hilburn
Wengert Patio
Taos
New Mexico
West Texas University
Amarillo
Clarendon Junior College
The
Sherry Carroll
Memphis
Scott Cummings
Jo Westbrook
Canadian
Raymond Sumrow
Mangum
Helen Rothwell
Childress
Judy White
Ist
Ben Kames
Annie Carson
Ben Kares
Ben Karnes
John Sherman
Bobbie Rhodes
Lynn Hurst
Olivia Hill
Henry Sullivan
Orada Graham
Sherrie Vines
Mary Alice Holland
Jo Lewis
Stephen Jacks
Dodson
Flower shop grows with new designs in Hollis and Wellington
Daves praises new staff member Wink Kizer who joined Carroll's Flowers in February 1990 after farm life near Dodson. Kizer, with college design training in Amarillo, complements other florists Veronica Langley and Wendy Langford. The team emphasizes customer fitting designs and friendly service for Wellington area clients.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daves
Amarillo College
Wink" Kizer
Dodson
Arnett
Hollis
Collingsworth County
Janice Fletcher
Lubbock
Lynette Sumpter
Lawton
James Kuykendall
Hollis Church of Christ
Carroll
Wellington
Veronica Langley
Wendy Langford
Florists
Roy Family Biannual Reunion in Wichita 1992 Highlights
Fifty nine Roy relatives from eight states and Canada gathered August 2 5 1992 at the Williamsburg Inn Wichita Kansas for the Roy family biannual reunion. Hosts Pat Gilchrist and Alvin Roy led activities including visits to Cow Town and Crayola factory. A gospel music segment by Lighthouse Quartet and a family talent show entertained attendees. Oldest guest Wilson Dobbins. youngest Steve Dobbins seven weeks. Attendees list includes Don Pat Gilchrist Joe Barb Roy Sara Brian Roy Jim Nancy Roy John Kathy Roy Charles Cindy Roy Laura Michelle Winfred Claude Treva Roy and many more. Four Roy children attended an ex student reunion in Wellington August 1 1992. The 1994 reunion is planned for Michigan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canada
Roy
Wichita
Kansas
Williamsburg Inn
Pat Gilchrist
Alvin Roy
Cow Town
Wilson Dobbins
Steve Dobbins
Don
David
Dalene
Tiger
Joe
Barb Roy
Sara
Brian
Skin
Jim
Nancy Roy
John
Kathy
Sherwood Park
Alberta
Charles
Cindy Roy
Laura
Michelle
McPherson
Winfred Roy
Claude
Treva Roy
Chesterfield
Carol Clark
Elmer
Joyce Roy
Sweetwater
Ross
Gloria Roy
Nathan
Diana
Harrison, TN
Phil
Yvonne Roy
Jason
Will
Zack
Glenda Roy
Tiffany
Brittany
Cookeville
Glen
Dora B. Roberts
North Highlands
Wilson
Martha Dobbins
Amarillo
Johnny
Cindy Dobbins
Paul and
Dumas
Larry
Marilyn Dobbins
Andrew
Krista
Steven
Albuquerque
Alvin
Maxine Roy
Wichita, KS
Delbert
Elaine Yokum
Debbie
Leon Roy
Roys
Wellington
Dora B. Roy Roberts
Claude Roy
Elmer Roy
Martha Roy Dobbins
Michigan
Traveling family visits span three states in brief
Mr and Mrs Bryan Ray McClaskey from Phoenix with daughters Christina and Cheri stayed at his aunt Cody Smiths home last week. They planned trips to McLoud Oklahoma to see Mr and Mrs David Armstrong then on to Branson Missouri to visit Mrs McClaskeys grandmother. Velma Rainey recently returned from a week with her son and his family in Snyder.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bryan Ray McClaskey
Phoenix
Arizona
Christina
Cheri
Cody Smith
McLoud
Oklahoma
David Armstrong
Branson
Missouri
Velma Rainey
John James
Snyder
Michael hosts church cookout for 23rd Psalm Circle
Gracie Michael hosted a cookout at her home on Saturday night, August 22, for members of the 23rd Psalm Circle of the First United Methodist Church. Della Lewis led the devotional. Attendees included Vera Davis, Shirley Howard, Juanita Owens, Barbara Lindley, Debra Belew, Rose Marie Davis, Gay McAlister, Anne Long, Juanita Hunter, Priscilla Sullivan, a guest, Mimi Baird, Mrs. Lewis, and the hostess.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gracie Michael
23Rd Psalm Circle
First United Methodist Church
Della Lewis
Vera Davis
Shirley Howard
Juanita Owens
Barbara Lindley
Debra Belew
Rose Marie Davis
Gay McAlister
Anne Long
Juanita Hunter
Priscilla Sullivan
Mimi Baird
Nicholson School Reunion Held Sunday August 16
The Nicholson School Reunion met in the Sumnerwood School cafeteria on Sunday August 16 with registrations at 10 a.m. and luncheon at 12:30 p.m. Fifteen attendees participated, voting to hold the reunion again in 1993. Fay Dunaway resigned as secretary. J. W. Jackson became president and Mrs. J. W. Jackson secretary. Attendees hailed from Shamrock Pampa Ft Worth Lawton OK McLean Wellington and other nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nicholson School
Sumnerwood School
Fay Dunaway
J. W. Jackson
Robert
Faye Dunaway
Viola Parish
Archie Hyman
Dana Tucker
Shamrock
Nell Poteet
Tommy Rogers
Ruby Killough
David
Billie Killough
Pampa
J. W
Evelyn Jackson
Ft. Worth
Flardell Hyman
Lawton, OK
Marie Harkins
McLean
L. C. Sweat
Wellington
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Society News
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