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Newspaper
Wellington Leader
Location
Wellington, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 29, 1935
Page
6
Samnorwood School Adds Departments and Staff
The Samnorwood district announces two new departments in home economics and vocational agriculture. Mr. Sanders remains superintendent and Jimmy Holston is principal and athletic director. Teachers listed include Hazel Bretz, Audie Johnson, E A Peck, Frances Weibold, Mary Allen, and Raymond Powell among high school and elementary instructors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samtorwood
Coleman
Floyd Thompson
Sséhool
Samnerwood Fair
Samnorwood
Sanders
Jimmy Holston
Hazel Bretz
Audie Johnson
E. A. Peck
Frances Weimbold
Mary Allen
Stubblefield Opens New Store In Wellington Texas
Stubblefield announces a full line store featuring ready to wear millinery and general merchandise. The motto service and to please guides the shop with five clerks including R V Whitley and Mrs J L Burt. Formal opening invited for Saturday to meet the staff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stubblefield
Wellington
Panhandle
Collingsworth County
R. V. Whitley
J. L. Burt
J. M. Stubblefield
Joe Stubblefield
J. A. Stubblefield
WPA planning board urged careful project proposals in Texas
The planning board urged sponsors to speed project submissions and improve design planning for WPA work in Texas. They noted road improvements, sidewalks for schools, sewer and water projects, and parkways as likely gains, with rain affecting crops and livestock in the Wellington area. Cotton could yield if rain comes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meredith
Texas
WPA
Rainfall sparks mixed reports across county area
The report details varying rainfall in the Sumnerwood Plymouth and Dozier sectors with 1 2 inches Sunday night and about 1 inch Monday night. Northern areas received more rain while Dozier and Dodsonville saw lighter falls and some crops suffered minor losses though overall condition remains good.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dodsonville
Hollis
Wellington
Sumnerwood-Plymouth
Dozier
Lutie
Aberdeen
Plymouth-Sumnerwood-Dozier
Farmers Stand Firm in Resolution Over Tariff Walls
A Dodsonville Council meeting saw farmers express unity by endorsing the present AAA policy and opposing any continuation of the processing tax fight. W. H. Kutch presided with officers Harry Paterson and Fred Boyd. visitors from Wellington included Judge E H Small and county cotton committeemen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
AAA
Dodsonville Council
W. H. Kutch
Harry Patterson
Fred Boyd
W. S. White
Frank Ford
Highway Paving Details For River to Wheeler County Line
County officials expect the river to Wheeler County line paving contract to begin before the river project is completed. The segment from the river to Wheeler County line will use concrete surface, while the final stretch may be caliche or crushed rock with asphalt topping.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salt Fork
Wheeler County
Bankhead Cotton Sale Value Estimated at County Level
Bankhead Cotton agent cites county sale value near 698 thousand dollars with ten percent of the Bankhead allotment reserved by the government for later issuance. Notices say national certificate pool opens in September and farmers will be notified to place tags. Read The Leader Want Ads.
Scouts Attending and Camp Duties Listed
Scouts Attending include A. J. Cochran Chester Fires John Bevers Bill Wilhelm Eugene Vaughan Tom Bryant and Arthur Bailey Scoutmasters H A Phillips and B C Newman of Troop 31 will help set up camp and oversee one day They will be relieved at 7 o clock Thursday morning by Harry Dudley and Eugene Vaughan and replaced Friday morning by Tl M Johnston and John Forbis
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. J. Cochran
Chester Fires
John Bevers
Bill Wilhelm
Eugene Vaughan
Tom Bryant
Arthur Bailey
H. A. Phillips
B. C. Newman
Harry Dudley
Tl. M. Johnston
John Forbis
Peck Willfarms. Mr. Peck Also Stated That An
A fragmented report quotes Mr. Peck noting an unspecified development at Willfarms. The text is incomplete, with limited readable facts and no clear events or dates to confirm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peck
Samnorwood School Considers Evening Classes
An approximate draft notes an evening program for Samnorwood school parents may be sponsored later. It mentions plants for a Samnorwood Fair in October and describes the agricultural department courses including pipe cutting threading and practical blacksmith work alongside regular studies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samnorwood
Agricultural Department
The
Samnorwood School
Montagues Continue Prairie Trip to School Visit
Montagues cross the open prairie to school joined by wife, son, daughter and relatives. Mr. Montague moved to Collingsworth County in 1906 and has connection with local families in Hardley and Denver.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montague
R. S. Dr
Hugh Autrey
J. B. Miller
Hardley
Texas
Jessie LeHew
Denver
Collingsworth County
Rural carrier outlines 17 years at Wellington route
A rural mail carrier recounts 17 years serving the Wellington route. The speaker notes long tenure delivering letters and parcels, describing routines and changes over the years, and reflects on community ties and local appreciation for postal workers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wellington
Ladies of County Contest and Reports Ahead
Ladies of County will be presented in an accordion solo by Mrs J I Wood of Lillie. Committee reports on personal service missions benevolence and scholarship will be given by Mrs J A Lowe and Mrs J A Dukeminier both of Wellington and Mrs E L Winn of Wellington. Mrs J B Johnson of Wellington serves on the nominating committee. A University of Chicago geologist has perfected a device that counts grains of sand for sediment analysis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ton
Wood
Lillie
J. A. Lowe
Wellington
J. A. Dukeminier
E. L. Winn
J. B. Johnson
University of Chicago
Rural Instructors Listed by Community and Names
Fourteen Rural instructors are named with their communities including Elm Valley Mrs Sutton Rolla O W Lewis Nell Muse Winifred Wiseman Florence Peters Shinnery Mr and Mrs Arthur els Enterprise Ruth Hess Kelley Mineus Jackson Louise Willis Houselog Mr and Mrs Chas Starkey Julia Slough Elia Webster Willoughby Cottonwood Lois Kayser Beth Kayser Lone Mound Richard Finch Wanda Mask Alta Mae Hammitt Crossroads Jim Cook Jessie Mae Messick Mrs Clint Richards Wilndeer Harold Leach Mrs J W Clark Roundup Mrs Mary Jones Swearingen R N West Edwin Parker Mandie Coffee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elm Valley
Sutton
Rolla
O. W. Lewis
Nell Muse
Winifred Wiseman
Florence Peters
Shinnery
Arthur Els
Enterprise
Ruth Hess
Kelley
Mineus Jackson
Louise Willis
Chas. Starkey
Julia Slough
Elia—Webster Willoughby
Cottonwood
Lois Kayser
Beth Kayser
Lone Mound
Richard — Finch
Wanda Mask
Alta Mae Hammitt
Crossroads
Jim Cook
Jessie Mae Messick
Clint Richards
Wilndeer
Harold Leach
J. W. Clark
Mary Jones
Swearingen
R. N. West
Edwin Parker
Mandie Coffee
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Page One
Bankhead Cotton
Montagues
Lewis Bros
Lewis Bros. Grocery Dept
del Monte
Atte van
Peacher
Monter E AS
del Spinac i
Montew
Cep Tet
Pao Ae
Cama
Foyal
Camay
Crisco
Sashes Enadteneenenieiea Ambionimmenmnenninanaiera
Mcorn
Schilling’s Tea
Fort Howard
Mre
Ise
Charlie Vol T
Sun
Mon
Joe E. Brown
Nancy. Carroll
George Murph Songbird
W. Davis Robinson Architect
O'Neil Bldg
S. Foremost
Dry Cleaners
Janet Gaynor
Henry Fonda
Charles Bickford
Jane Withers
Slim Summerville
Andy Devine
Erie Canal
Branting
Francis
Warmer Bros
George Brent
Patricia Ellis
Donald Woods
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