Motivization Talk Draws B&PW District Director
Nancy Jones presided as Pear-Up to Perk-Up theme guided the B&PW meeting on November 27 with Charlene Poteet as speaker. Loretta Wright and Diana Manuel hosted, reports were presented, and guests from Vernon and Wellington attended the event.
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B&pw
Nancy Jones
Loretta Wright
Diana Manuel
Wright
Charlene Poteet
Dollie Mae Wilson
Ms. Schooler
Elizabeth Guggisberg
Quilla Gauldin
Mary Ring
Vernon
Pearl Bledsoe
Wellington
Mrs. Jones
Goldie Barnett
Mrs. Manuel
Nancy Lindsey
Jeanetta Turner
Marie Gollihugh
Annese Carter
Jeanie Adams
Jane Hurst
L.C. Sweat
Willie B. Harwell
Erma Faye Kersten
Pearl Harwell
Paulene Estes
Mrs. Poteet
Geneva Thomas
Laverne McLain
Jane Sheer
Nell McKinney
Mrs. Wright
Jeanice Adams
Sybil Atkinson
Myra Hayes
Lucille Kelso
Leatha Thomas
Nursing Center Hews Welcomes Susie Clark In Room Fourteen
Residents and staff are highlighted with welcomes and visitors in the Thomas Nursing Center news. New resident Mrs Susie Clark is checked in Room 14 on C Wing.
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Susie Clark
Ruth Wyrick
Louise Vaughan
Marie Smith
Lelon Downs
Haun Kite
Church of Christ
Leroy Walker
Greater Mt. Zion
Greater Mt. Zion Baptist Church. Our Visitors: Visiting Mrs. Estelle Bradley
Winnie Bradley
Paul Bradley
Shamrock
Clara Bettis
Leon Bettis
Theresa Stanley
Joi
Leah
Amarillo
Nancy Deger
Ona Tucker
Earl Adwander
Nancy _Alexander
Vernon
Ethel Ray
Norman Ray
W.L. Ray
Childress
J.C. Norman
Debbie and Clyde Jennings Welcome Son in Houston
Debbie and Clyde Jennings of Houston are the parents of son Christopher Lewis born November 28. He weighed seven pounds four ounces. Grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Robert Lewis of Wellington, Mrs. Doris Jennings of Austin. Great grandmother is Mrs. Irene McCarthy of Wellington. The baby has a two year old brother, Steven.
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Debbie
Clyde Jennings
Houston
Christopher Lewis
Robert Lewis
Wellington
Doris Jennings
Austin
Irene McCarthy
Steven
1924 Study Club sets 60th anniversary and holiday plans
A called meeting at Burn Handley Community Center led by president Mrs. H. Jenkins outlined the 60th Anniversary Celebration for December 6 with the theme Celebrate Women. The event honors club members and federations, invites donations to Girlstown USA, and promotes volunteer recognition. The group also discusses the GFWC Walking Challenge, December 20 Christmas promotion, fire hydrant spotters, and the Red Cross KISS program for safety month.
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Study Club
Burn Handley Community Center
Bill McKinney
General Federation of Women’s Club
Texas Federation of Women’s Clubs
Texas
Women’s Civic
B.M. Sims
Texas Federation of Women’s Club
Girlstown USA Endowment Fund
Girlstown
GFWC
Kent Clark
Vicki Wilbur
Yesteryear
Red Cross
1924 Study Club Expands Free Enterprise Agenda
The 1924 Study Club continued its Free Enterprise focus with a multi part program titled New concepts in Free Enterprise Involve ment featuring a Jefferson interview skit. Members discussed industry under glass fashions with the Dallas Merchandise Mart and Texas free enterprise highlights including Dr Pepper and film industry growth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B.B. Martin
Heritage Room
H.L. Jenkins
General Federation of Women’s Clubs In Free Enterprise
Thomas Jefferson
Vicki Wagonseller Wilbur
Adelle Burquist Read
Wolfe City
Wagonseller
Girlstown USA Endowment Fund
Rita Lowrie
Wellington
James R. Ross
Miss Lowry
Rita Owens
American Cancer Society
GFWC
Texas Federation of Women’s
Fort Worth pair host Wellington ties at weekend visit
Leader Readers Mr and Mrs Edward Tice of Ft Worth spent the weekend with Mrs Lila Russell. The Tices formerly resided in Wellington.
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Edward Tice
Ft. Worth
Lila Russell
Tices
Wellington
Belles Lettres Club Hears Fashion Trends and Tips
Mrs F A Hatch hosted the Belles Lettres Club meeting on November 6 as Mrs Bob Hightower led a business session. Bill Hatch showcased fall and spring fashions from Hatch Dry Goods and discussed accessories like scrapes belts jewelry and sweaters. He noted cotton and wool use rising with man made fibers. Diet and wellness tips followed urging enjoyable activities and light, non fattening treats to help waistlines. Newest shoes featured pointed toes with lower heels and hose options matched outfits. Refreshments were served to listed members and a guest.
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F.A. Hatch
Belles Lettres Club
Bob Hightower
Bill Hatch
Hatch Dry Goods
Hatch
Earl Alexander
E.F. Bartlett
Bill Carson
Bryan Denley
J.A. Graham
W.F. Harbin
Dick Richards
Cicero Gulley
Phipps Children in Reunion Here
The Phipps family holds a first reunion at their Wellington home after moving in. Guests include Wanda and Ray Daughterty, Craig Daughterty, Denise Parks, Gay Phipps, Sharon Venable, Clyde Ingram, David and Carol Phipps, Warren and Bill, Denzil Phipps, O C Hanby, and the hosts Mr and Mrs Dudley Phipps. A turkey dinner and Christmas lights marked the gathering.
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Dudley Phipps
Wellington
Phipps
Wanda
Ray Daughterty
Svring
Craig Daughterty
Washington, D.C
Denise Parks
Texas Tech University
Gay Phipps
Grand Saline
Sharon Venable
Childress
Clyde Ingram
David
Carol Phipps
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Society News
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Wellington Leader
Derryberry
Willie Wade
Herman Belew
Geneva Langford
Jim Wood
J.J. Morgan
Sandy Parsons
Howard Crosby, Jr
Jimmie Kelso
Stevenson
J.B. Stevenson
Tom Williams
Santa Barbara
Calif
Barnes
Bakersfield
Orland Butler
Lubbock
Leader Readers
Three's Country
Iits
Haskell Street
Weatherly
Barbara Duncan
Kay Thomason
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Belles Lettres Hears
Eze United Methodist Women of
Bura Handley Community Center
Playtex
North Side Square
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