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Newspaper
Wellington Leader
Location
Wellington, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 06, 1934
Page
6
The three months old daughter of Mr and Mrs Bill Oldham of Phoenix Arizona was buried in the Plymouth community on Wednesday afternoon November 28. She is survived by her parents and her grandparents J W Clarcham of Plymouth and Robinson of Lone Mound.
Dr Chas Jones previously practiced eight years in Dallas before joining the local firm. He specializes in diseases of women and children and holds memberships in the Dallas Medical Society, the State Medical Association, and the Texas Society of Obstetricians and Gynecologists.
A partial list of honorees includes Freddy Poteet Jackie Strong Wilbur Tracy Grannuel Harrison Neva Harrison Francis Adelle Nunnelley Elva Hill Alexander Myers Buddy Forbis James Gill despie Gene Manzer Junior Mel ton Ed Wallace Wells Alvin Tum lin Pearl Ball Laverne Bulling.
A list of students across multiple grades from West Ward School is provided. Fourth grade includes Norma Copeland and Benton Hood among others. Fifth grade features Robert Baumgardner and Zonetta Moore, while first, second, and third grades list numerous pupils and staff as shown.
The local committee refused to withdraw resignations and voted to divide the county into three divisions. Floyd Thompson represents Precincts 2 and 4, Pale Cummings is chosen for Precinct 3, and B. G. Glenn is re-elected for Precinct 1 on the condition he serves with the new board. The group commends the old committee for faithful service and notes pay did not compensate their long hours.
The Blue Eagle will be studied to identify the mark of the Beast in Revelation 13. An all day revival meeting is announced for Thursday December 13, with the Book of Revelation to be taught.
Revs Hickey Wuest and other invited speakers concluded a Sayre meeting resulting in 135 new members to the Main Baptist Church, with 50 by baptism. The old-time brush arbor revival, a fundamentalist event, began Monday night December 8 in Wellington.
Report Eleven lists births including William Connie son of W L McLear born November 28 Patricia Morine daughter of J O Brock born November 25 Martha Mae daughter of Carl Vincent born November 17 Patsy Ruth daughter of Robert A Cowan born November 17 Billie Joan daughter of Jack McDuffy born November 8 Mildred Anne daughter of Howard Wilson Ready born November 7 and Estelle Williams daughter of George Williams born November 20.
Miss Stone deaths noted with funeral services and interment in Wellington Cemetery. She is survived by sister Mrs. Cassie Hudson of Wellington and brother D O Stone of Hugo Oklahoma. Pallbearers include Haskell Stone Jack Stone J O Stone Floyd Hodu Roy Williamson and V O Stone. Flower girls were Yollie Stone Gertrude Hudson Leola Hudson and Dorothy Basshaw. Special hymns were Asleep in Jesus and Sweet Hour of Prayer.
The twelve jurors found Willey not subject to indictment and arranged his release from jail. They each chipped in funds totaling 5.06 to buy Whitey new clothes for his trip back to Vernon Alabama to see his mother, reflecting their generous character.
The account recalls a major clash near Adobe Walls where 3 000 to 5 000 Native warriors faced white forces, described as the largest Indian force west of the Mississippi. Government records document this pivotal battle in the War Between the States.
Jd A Patterson urges everyone to subscribe to The Leader while J R Davenport says joining the paper keeps peace in the family.
The Leader seeks at least 2,000 toys regardless of current condition as they can be pieced together and repurposed. The notice emphasizes the drive to collect a large number of items for distribution or use.
A near new set of wheels arrived last week followed by a wagon missing two wheels. The combined gifts will make a splendid wagon for a small boy. The notice also emphasizes repairing toys and bringing them in early to allow time for workers to finish them attractively.
Unclaimed cotton certificates issued to producers who did not harvest or expect the office to hold them are to be collected. All recipients must call at once for their certificates. One final notice will be mailed from the agent's office to the producer.
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