Santa Claus Letters sought for Wellington Leader edition
The Wellington Leader invites Collingsworth area children and former residents to send letters to Santa Claus for publication in the Christmas edition on December 22, 1994. Letters should be mailed or delivered by December 8. A Santa mailbox will be on the front counter for in person drop offs.
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Santa Claus
Wellington Leader
Collingsworth
Extension Program Council meeting set for December 6
The annual Extension Program Council meeting will convene at 6:00 p.m. Tuesday December 6 at the Burn Handley Community Center. Farmers recognized for result demonstrations will be listed, with extension activity highlights and a talk by Norman L. Carpenter of Falcon Industries about a new Lone Star Knitting plant in Wellington. RSVP to the County Extension office by December 5 at 806 447-2313.
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Extension Program Council
Burn Handley
Norman L. Carpenter
Falcon Industries
Lone Star
Wellington
Mr. Carpenter
RSVP
Pick an angel and share the joys of Christmas
Saunna Blacksher announces the Christmas Blessing Fund for Collingsworth County. Angels for children are available at West Texas Utilities Wellington offices Greenbelt Electric Co-Op Community Bank and Wellington State Bank. Select an angel fill in the form return gifts by December 19 for 150 needy children.
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Saunna Blacksher
Children Angels
Collingsworth
West Texas Utilities
City of Wellington
Greenbelt Electric Co-Op
Community Bank
Wellington State Bank
Christmas Tree Lighting Set For December 5 In Wellington
The annual Wellington Christmas tree lighting returns on Monday December 5 at 6 p.m. on the courthouse square. Sponsored by Collingsworth Chamber of Commerce the event features a manger scene live animals from local farms music led by Jamie and Mary Johnson and community carols. Afterward attendees move to the Sullivan Building museum for a second tree lighting with Santa, popcorn, and museum displays including a restored back bar from Goat's Cafe.
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Virginia Robey
Wellington
Courthouse
Collingsworth Chamber of Commerce
Willie Faye Howard
Jamie
Mary Johnson
Saunna Blacksher
Dale Dunlap
County Extension Service Office
Goat's Cafe
G. B
Goat" Hopper
Cecil Browning
Oren Rogers
Collingsworth
Patrick
Collingsworth County Agriculture Earns Hefty 1994 Income
County Extension Agent Dale Dunlap reports 1994 gross agricultural income for Collingsworth County at about 36.682 million dollars with cotton surpassing cattle for first time due to drought and prices. Cotton covered 53,814 acres yielding 32,000 to 33,000 bales, irrigated crops faring better.
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Collingsworth
Collingsworth County
Dale. Dunlap
CRP
Dunlap
New Justice of Peace Janes Ready for Office
Earl Janes will be sworn in as Justice of the Peace in Collingsworth County on January 2 to replace A. J. Fires. He plans state training after the date and aims for a low key, fair, people centered court. Janes joins County Judge elect Jim Forrester as a new county official.
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Janes
Justice of the Peace
Collingsworth
Earl Janes
A. J. Fires
Jim
Tank" Forrester
County Judge Zook Thomas to be honored for humane services
County Judge Zook Thomas will be honored for more than 24 years of service to needy Texans at a 2:00 to 3:30 p.m. reception on December 7 1994 in Wellington. Hosts include TDHS regional office Lubbock the local TDHS office Texas Health Department Region 01 and local officials. Thomas held multiple civic posts and received honors such as Conservationist of the Year 1967 and Outstanding Farmer 1966 from regional groups.
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Collingsworth
Zook Thomas
Wellington State Bank
Texas Department of Human Services
Lubbock
TDHS
Texas Health Department
Thomas
Chickasha Cotton Oil Company
Wellington
Production Credit Association
City State Bank of
Panhandle
Panhandle Regional Planning Commission
Texas Dept. of Human Services
Child Welfare Board
Collingsworth County
Wellington Cemetery Association
Boy Scouts of American District Committee
Chamber of Commerce
Rotary Club
Salt Fork Soil Conservation District
Parole Board
Allen Shivers
Democratic Executive Committee
Quail
Fort Worth Press
Two Arrests Reported by Collingsworth County Sheriff
The Collingsworth County Sheriff's Department reported two arrests from November 22 to 28. On November 22 a male was arrested and charged with assault, posted a 1500 bond, and was released. On November 23 a male was charged with disorderly conduct and released on a 500 bond.
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Collingsworth County
City council approves mobile home permit and street closure
Wellington city council met Monday November 21 approving the minutes and bills totaling 17059.58. A mobile home permit was issued to R L Encinia at 1401 Corsicana Street. The council also approved closing 6th Street between Belton and Corsicana Streets and an alley across blocks 210 and 211 for a new Wellington business. A Christmas party was set for December 8 and bids were invited for a city office computer and a new backhoe with specifications at the city office. City Manager Jon Sessions reviewed the new fiscal statement.
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R. L. Encinia
Corsicana Street
Wellington
6Th Street
Belton
Corsicana Streets
Jon Sessions
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