Fifty Percent Rise Seen in Red Cross Enrollment
The county Red Cross drives show about a fifty percent increase in enrollment after the Roll Call ended on Thanksgiving. With 184 already contributing and roughly forty more expected, the 1959 list will exceed last year’s total of 144. Money from Wellington and Lanmerwood stands at $204.65, per Roll Call Chairman Leon Blonstein.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Cross
Leon Bilonstein
Rall Call
Dodson
Dozier
Quail
Lst
Wellington
Lanmerwood
Blonstein
Soeal
Darwin Nix
Donnitta Blaine
Elizabeth Gillentine
Jack Hurst
Clarence Doubo
Heber Brantley
C. Bishop
G. L. Farrar
Johnnie Wallace
BE. T. Smith
J.L. Coleman
Walter Starr
BE. OG
Sanders
Samnerwood
Zeffie Childress
Nala Capps
J. W. Clark
Katherine Hutchers
Margaret Hix
Frances Harrell
Minnie Atehley
United Gas Ca
Dims Aut
Mo Higdon
Jones
Dack Hurst
Mys
Due Root Cogke
Ralph Ball
Percy Wells
Ioal Fistes
Taylor Creamery
Walter Hale
Py Dada A. K
G. Robey
Harkey Seale
St. Leis
Leon Blonstein
Katholeen Holley
H. M. Haswell
Alta Kesler
Mildred Slough
J. C. Emmett
Claude McKinney
John Bevers
West Texas Gin
Kimbell
and Watkins
J. E. Jones
A. Y. Bell
McLellan Stores
E. L. Winn
Lester Golightly
Collingsworth Hospital
Jimmie Richards
James Doneghy
City State Bank
Effie
Local Notables and Community Notices in Suburban Ledger
A list of residents and businesses including Rev Percy Gray John Dillard Kim Bess Mrs Cleo Templeton and many others appears in the community notices. Thanksgiving travel and visits are noted with appearances by Estelle Peeples Jolly and Jolly family members along with local residents visiting relatives in Dallas Wichita Falls and Summerwood. A note adds that a chemical sponge has been perfected to absorb odors in refrigerators.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewis Bros. Grocery
Lewis Bros. Hardware
Mish Duckeminier
Ben Hurst
Cicero Smith Lumber Co
Sandy Parsons
Frank
Frank Johnson
John ©. Harper
St. Joseph's Hospital
J. E. Warrick
M. Ko & Po Railway
Wellington Lee Co
Leslie Wuooldente
Warrison Gin
Farmers Gin Clu
Jack Watson
J. M. Dickson
Buster Stafford
Owen Crovery
Y Station
Jess Maatsenteacher
Sey
AL Willams
Ino. Rr
Mick Auto Service
Faye Trandley
the Rity Theatre
Ales
Walter Campbell
Theo Parker
E.G. Sanders
Hawry
AL J. Taylor
Ellerd
Alisa Helblef Sarherwood
Oran Starkey
S. HH. Waghs
Robert Dyson
Beam
Hoaa
McClarty
Hopper
Wiley McKinnes
Bil McCarver
Cicero
Ro Willingham
FF. Curry
LN. Greig
Harley Kern
Former Resident Dies In Amarillo
Eugene Williams aged 61 of Amarillo died Thursday afternoon November 24. A Wellington native who left twenty five years ago for Amarillo he worked in insurance and was secretary of Western Life Insurance Company. He suffered a paralytic stroke in a drug store Sunday night. He belonged to IOOF lodge and First Baptist Church. Born Wise County Texas July 15 1877 he is survived by his widow Frances Williams and two brothers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eugene Williams
Amarillo
Williams
Wellington
Western Life Insurance Company
Ioof Lodge
First Baptist Church
Sie
Wise County
Texas
Frances Williams
Dozier By Mrs Roy Billingsley Set
Due to cold weather last week farmers still have cotton and feed in the field. Miss Mildred Coleman returns home from Denton for Thanksgiving. Mrs. Rankin and daughter spent the weekend in Quanah with Mrs. Dewey Womack’s family. John Lee Womack returned home Monday. Singing was well attended Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. James Murry and son visit Parker County relatives. Mrs. Jimmie Throckmorton of Amarillo visits her parents. Glen Davis, studying at Canyon, visited home over the weekend. Jeffers and George Stacy visited this community Sunday. Miss Mary Lee Davis, Kelton teacher, was home over the weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mildred Coleman
Denton
W. W. Rankin
Quanah
Dewey Womack
Ruth Rankin
John Lee Womack
John Lee
James Murry
Wendel Mac
Parker County
Jimmie Throckmorton
Amarillo
Ben Neece
Glen Davis
Canyon
W. M. Davis
N. OW. Jeffers
George Stacy
Sharrock
Mary Lee Davis
Kelton
Nadean Sanders
C.I.A
Larry Sanders
Altus
E.G. Sanders
Leroy McDaniels
Lela
IE. A. Peck
McDaniels
Sumnerwood
Madelene Young
Arlington
Rufus Sweat
Jack Lowry
Miss Young
J. B. Gambrell
Wellington
W. A. Parsons
Jacek Walker
Billie Walker
G. H. Walkey
Paul Wischkaemper
Richard Wischkaemper
C.la
J. A. Coleman
Dozier
Samnorwood Social Notes Show Holiday Visits
Miss Nadean Sanders and Larry Sanders attended college at CIA and Altus respectively and visited relatives in Samnorwood. Local families hosted guests from Arlington Canyon Hutchinson and Alanreed during Thanksgiving and Christmas holidays. Oscar Payne installs a new feed grinding mill in Samnorwood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ters
Joe Coward
John Westfalls
Claud Brill
Hutchinson
Kaw
Morris Ledger
Hittle
Alanreed
Raymond Powell
Also Mentioned on This Page
Roll Call
Cardus
C. I. O. Chiefs
John L. Lewis
Philip Murray
C. I. Os
Pittsburgh
Clareman Lewis
J.T. Stay
Mrs
A. L. Cochran
Frank Gallagher
J. O. Ruby
Enis Schaded
Cal Sugg
J. M. Stubblefield
Kein
Lutie
By Arlene Youngee
Estelle Peeples
Nellie Florence Jolly
Grant Jolly
Oklo
Austine McDonald
Beth Kayser
Summerwood
Doris Davidson
Mesth
Elgin
Hamilton
Bulova
Waltham
Palace Drug Store
E. Benge
Roy Billingsley
Insurance
C. B. Anderson
Postoffice Building
Samnorwood
Mrs. ©. W. Fritts
Thelma Carrell
Olie Brown
WTC
G. C. Isabell
John Sealey
Jack Allen
Quentin Fritts
Eugene
H. C. Merrow
Vernon Fritts and Sons
Fritts
Pearl Brill
Sis
City Bakery
H. W. Thaten
S. F. Hughs
America
Wellington State