Wellington Leader Official Publication Details
The Wellington Leader is a Thursday newspaper published at 913 West Avenue Wellington Texas 79095. It is entered as second class mail on August 25 1909 at the Wellington Post Office under the act of March 3 1879.
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West Avenue
Wellington
Texas
Parade entries and preparations fill town bulletin
Parade chair Ashley Long reports strong entries for Friday’s Sept 6 parade. Ex-Skyrocket crew recalls balloon filling with the Leader balloons, clowns Mickey and Minnie plan reunion. Exhibits due Sept 5 at Community Building with judging Sept 5 evening. Local notes include school hut history talks and a skunk incident near the Leader office.
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Parade
Ashley Long
Marshall Peters
Marshall
Wellington
Mickey
Minnie and Company
Donald
Daffy
Wellington Highlights Civic Plans and Local Events
The Wellington Leader details a Childress meeting on airport aid requirements, with Mayor Pink Sullivan and others present. It reports the Masonic veteran barbecue at Ellison Park, the Quail school term with 500 plus students, a state trip by Future Farmers, science curriculum work in Austin, a fall flower demonstration, and new staff at Greenbelt Electric. Local enrollments, court dismissals under the new code, and a 1976 county fair parade launch are noted along with a birthday tribute to Pearl Strong and a Dodson Nazarene singing convention.
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Abilene
Sharon Starkey
Neva Jeffrey
Sharon
Lynn White
Quail
Rock Boy Scout Hut
Ellison Park
Brent Lewis
City Boys
Childress
Pink Sullivan
Howard Riggs
Weldon Thomas
Deskins Wells
CAA
U.S
Wellington
Supt
T. E. Sennett
Dodson
Austin
Texas
Kellog Foundation
Texas Education Agency
Lennan
Jim Moss
Texas Technological College
Greenbelt Electric Cooperative, Inc
George Henry
Shirley Jean Motsenbacker
Greenbelt
Jackie Barnett
Ted Brock
Gary Longan
Clarendon
Moss
Greenbelt Electric
Tech
Olton
Aekose
C. C. Bishop
R. L. Templeton
John Rainey
Lorene Jenkins
Paul Spillman
Jack Lackey
Jefferson credited with first bringing rice spaghetti fries ice cream
Entertainer Thomas Jefferson is noted for introducing rice spaghetti French fries and ice cream to America. At his death he carried a debt of forty thousand dollars.
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Thomas Jefferson
America
Jefferson
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Betty Winslett
Kathy Southerland
Ronnie Johnson
Darkroom
Texas Press Association
Collingsworth County
Wellington Leader
the Dance Academy
Nora Main
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Mykala Bennett
Quail Consolidated School
Dolly Wilson
Lois Ratliff
Ruth Aaron
Dalton Vaughan
Beatrice Kalka
James Barnett
Evelyn Lowe
Ila Mae Mortis
LoRhae McWhorter
Ola DeBord
Daisy Cagle
Margaret McElreath
Beatrice King
Frank Kennedy
Frances Smith
Lee Bishop
Laura Killian
W. C. Risinger
R. E. Bradley
Noah Cunningham
Colorado
Pagosa Springs
Pikes Peak
Mesa Verde National Park
Carrer Daves
Mike Glenn
Farris Wood
Richard Tigett
Cloyce Scarberry
Bobby Tyson
Rober Owens
Grover Royce Graham
Bill Durfey
Stanton Trimble
de Holliman
Jimmie Forrester
Mac McKinney
Jerry Scott
Frank Garrison
Benton Wavet
Royce Daves
M. L. Burks
Hehe
Welligton
Wellington Garden Club
Methodist Church
J. L. Harper
Wellington Schools
E. P. Haynie
Robert Dwight
Sumnerwood
Lloyd Patterson
Ed Heward
Henant
Richard Nall
Linda Coffee
Abilene Christian University
Miss Pearl Strong
Abra
G. H. Strong
Collingsworth
Denton County
Dodson Church of the Nazarene
Hollis
Quanah
Kirkland
Wheeler
Dodson Singers
Oklahoma- Texas Singing Association
Airirims
Sharon Bowen
R.N
Wellington State Bank
P.Q. Box
Wheeler Banking Center
P.O
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Memphis
Childress Banking Center
Childrens
Rockets
Church OF
Tuseday
Ladies Auxiliary Business
Mig
Hollis-here
Old Settlers