Williamses Observe Sixtieth Wedding Anniversary
Mr and Mrs W M Williams quietly marked their sixtieth wedding anniversary Friday August 23. A dinner at their daughter Mrs Woodrow Wood home drew part of the family and reminiscences were shared in the afternoon. The couple, active in the Lillie community and Baptist Church, contributed to local life. Mr Williams served as a school trustee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. M. Williams
Woodrow Wood
Williams
Lillie
Baptist Church
Carrie Ethel Haralson
E. B
Cora Ellen Haralson
Harmon County
Bridgeport
Dave
Ida Idella Williams
Haralson
Collingsworth County
Mrs. Williams
East Avenue
Weekend visitors and local family notes from Collingsworth
Weekend guests included Mr and Mrs Millard Vandiver of Phillips and Rev and Mrs Henry West of Fort Worth among others visiting Mr and Mrs Bob Glenn. The Carringinghams returned from a Gunnison Colorado trip. several relatives traveled via Spearman and La Junta. Also mentioned is Grover Royce Graham in Alps Oklahoma awaiting foot surgery and longtime family histories of the Haralson Williams with wedding rings and farm life. The Williams couple now reside at 1202 East Avenue after retirement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Ford
Millard Vandiver
Phillips
Henry West
Fort Worth
Tom Cunningham
Sumnerwood
Gunnison
Colo
James Allen Cunningham
Spearman
la Junta
Lou Price
Cunninghams
Grover Royce Graham
Grover Graham
G. C. Graham
Alps
Okla
London
England
Watts Family Reunion Celebrates 11th Gathering in Wellington
The Watts family held its 11th annual reunion in Wellington with many members from across Texas and Oklahoma attending. R. A. Watts of Sweetwater, 82, was present as J. W. Watts’s only living brother, among numerous relatives from Plainview, Childress, Sudan, Irving, Weatherford, Oklahoma City, Houston, Mule Shoe, and beyond. The event featured visits and updates on family news, while a second note reports the Amarillo Area Diabetes Society hosting a diabetes hazards talk at Polk Street Methodist Church with Dr. H. Wayne Smith as speaker. open to diabetics, relatives, and the public.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Watts
R. A. Watts
Sweetwater
Oklo
Elvis. Crawley
Elbert Watts
L. F. Watts
Ernest Nunnelley
M. E. Watts
Cindy
Wellington
Okla
Perry Drake
Childress
Lester Ray Watts
Cynthia
Connie
Jim Steve
Nancy
Todd
Stinnett
Burnice King
C. B. Nunnelley
Irving
John Lowrie
Ron
Karen
Gary Lowrie
Bryan
Weatherford
Warren Elders
Jessie
Ann
Carol
Joe
Lloyd
Lowell
Oklahoma City
Ken Kennard
Kelley
Kevin
Houston
James Measles
Sheila
Plainview
Roy Whitt
Rusty
Beth
Jan
Muleshoe
P. E. Lowrie
Don Nunnelley
Tina
Pat
Donna
Charlie Lee Watts
Nicky
Danny
Melanie
Amarillo Area
Diabetes Society
Polk Street Methodist Church
H. Wayne Smith
Marvin Fritts
Samnorwood
Local Residents Attend Family Visits Across Texas and Oklahoma
Miss Mary Elizabeth Armstrong and Miss Juanita Armstrong stayed with Mrs. W. W. McClaskey and Mr. and Mrs. Keith Smith with Sherron Armstrong joining them before returning home. Edyth Jackson leaves Pampa High School for a new term after visiting family in Gage and Sayre. Birthdays and weekend visits punctuated a series of family gatherings across Lubbock, Pampa, Port Lavaca, Houston, Heavener, and beyond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Elizabeth Armstrong
Lubbock
Juanita Armstrong
Houma
W. W. McClaskey
Keith Smith
Ann
Sherron Armstrong
Edyth Jackson
Pampa High School
S. B. Jackson
Gage and
Sayre
Okla
Cook Family Gatherings Include Fort Worth Visitors
Mrs Neell Cook hosted her son Frank Cook and daughter in law from Fort Worth. Their son Carl returned home after weeks with his grandmother. The Cook family also visited her brother Ben Ratliff and wife.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Neéll Cook
Frank Cook
Fort Worth
Carl
Cook
Ben Ratliff
Visitors from Ft Worth and relatives seen at local homes
Mrs. D. E. Fulton hosted her son Mr. Robert Fulton and his sons David and Robbie of Ft Worth. Earlier Miss Virgie Essman received visitors her cousins Mr. and Mrs. Hershel Essman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. E. Fulton
Robert Fulton
David and
Robbie
Ft. Worth
Virgie Essman
Mrs
Hershel Essman
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W.M. Williams
Mr. and
Mrs. W. M. Williams
C. C. Kinney
Wichita Falls
Roland Smith
Rolinda
Lawton
Bob Glenn
Ernest Hutchins
West Plains, Mo
H. C. Hutchins
Carson Walker
Allen
Mabel Goodnough
Dallas
Haskell’ Baggett
Idalou
Jackie Nation
Farrig
Renee
Nation
Watts
Amarillo
Leon McClendon
Bert Miller
B. A. Bledsoe
E. V. McClend
Fane Derryberry
Jeanie, Richard
Don
Port Lavaca
Alvis Derryberry
E. A. Singley
Sue Willford
Mike Deason
Brett
Baumont
Jeanie Kinnett
Kris
A. V. Mote
Heavener
Billy D. Williams
Mike Williams
Marshall Peters
Mike
Judy
San Antonio
Austin
Mount Pleasant
Henderson
Texas
Jess Motsenbocker
Daha
M. J. Motsenbocker
Arkl Mesayo Horton
Jake Leach
Creede, Colo
Uyesell Ei
Moore Addition
el Paso
Graham Streets
Leslie Moore
Singer Machines
T.v.’S
Cleveland
Tfc
The
Wellington Leader
Electrolux
Electrolux Parts
Huston Furniture
Pete Nipper
Dodson
Silly Colt
Call
C. E. Caldwell Real Estate
Pat O
John Deere
Pat Bouchelle
Tle
S. H. Manuel
T. H. Manuel
Dr. Holcomb
Walter R. Franks
Davy Jones
Viet Nam
Pocket Books
Social & Civic Club
Bill Hall
Haskell St
Mrs. Neal Gray
Dallas St
Barney Glenn
Wilkins Furniture
Browning Shoe Shop
Harold Yeager
West Ave
Peggy Harrell
Huston
Park Addition
Willie Smith
Haskell
Htc
Cc. E. Caldwell Real Estate
Res. Pho
Lugwig
Boyd Derryberry
Lester Harwell
Seeking and Martin
Ifc
Childress St
Collingsworth
Childress County
Rawleign
Memphis
Tenn
Turmmer
Turner Nursing Home
Herman Childress Mattress Factory
Herman Childress
5Th St
Himma
ED Lockhart
Town & Countey Store
Town & Country Store
Terracing
Harold Elbert Wellington
Pampa, Texas
Webber
Shamrock
Trom
Willis
Pellow
Auto Partsi Tiny
Kenneth
Colwell
North Haskell
Whites Auto Store
Wellington, Texas
Commissioners’ Court
Commissioners' Court
Lorene Jenkins
Republican Party
Congress
Bor Price
Democratic Party
Dick Brown
Hartley
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