Cotton allotment set at 63,347 acres for Collingsworth County
Collingsworth County ASCS assigns a 63,347 acre base cotton allotment with an average projected yield of 296 pounds per acre for 1968, down 24 pounds from 1967. State and county adjustments raise the yield from historical five year data to reflect weather trends and reserve transfers. Proclaimed planting intentions are due Feb 5 to March 15.
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Ollingsworth
Millarden
Ccultural Stabilization Andservation Service Office
Wellington
ASCS
College Station
Jr. Brown
Adng
Mr. Brown
Collingsworth
Brown
Real Estate Transactions in Wellington Area
A typed list records numerous parcels and transfers in Wellington. Transactions include J W Powell to Roy Pipins a lot in block 119, Horn to Courtney ten acres in section 82, and cemetery deeds in Wellington Cemetery. Veterans Land Board to Rosiso Land details two tracts in section 90, block 14 with partial acreage carved out.
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J. W. Powell
Royw D. Pipins
Wellington
Roy M. Horn
L . Courtney
City of Wellington
Bessie Rainer
B. F. Farmer
A. A. Parkinson
Veterans Land Board
Rosiso Land
Alvin E. Ward
Dollie Mae Brown Wilson
Ethredge Ward, Jr
Dollie Maca Brown Wilson
J. J. Conner
Sylvester Hardin
Swearingen
Nannie Gibbons
Kenneth Foster
Rude
Rufus A. Williams
Allen Graves
J. B. Long
Vernon Lowell Long
Oil and Gas Lease Transfers and Releases Noted
O. H. Hammer assigns leases to Harold Park A. M. Park and Harold D. Park in sections and blocks specified. Texaco relieves Patterson wife 840 acres plus Patterson 800 acres to Lela Patterson, and Berry to M K Berry wife part of sections. Alaska census notes men outnumber women 132 to 100.
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O. H. Hammer
Harold Park
A. M. Park
A. M
H. Hammer
Harold D. Park
Texaco, Inc
A. C. Patterson
Lela Mae Patterson
M. K. Berry and Wife
Alaska
Civil Air Patrol Observes 26th Anniversary This Week
The Wellington Unit joins 2,200 CAP units nationwide to mark the 26th anniversary. CAP is a volunteer civilian auxiliary of the U S Air Force, aiding in search and rescue, education on aviation, and disaster relief.
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Wellington
Civil Air Patrol
CAP
United States
U.S. Air Force
Brg
William W. Wilcox
USAF
Maxwell Afb
Montgomery
Ala
Cliff Hartman
America
Minister 95 Speaks Here at Friendship Church
Bro. Groom a 95 year old Baptist minister and author preached two services Sunday at Friendship Missionary Baptist Church west of Wellington. He is a Greek Latin Hebrew scholar who preaches from a Latin Bible and has published five books with a sixth manuscript prepared. He studied at Baylor Hardin Simmons and Southwestern Seminary and once pastored in Collingsworth County about fifty years ago.
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Bro. M.& Groom
Borger
Friendship Missionary Baptist Church
Wellington
Bro. Groom
Baylor University Hardin-Simmons University
Southwestern Baptist Seminary
Collingsworth County
J. C. Hartman, Jr
Marshal Peters
Civil Air Patrol details fleet and operations
The article describes Civil Air Patrol activities including flying search and rescue, mercy missions, and training for Civil Defense. It notes a 16,667 station radio network and a fleet of 4,500 surface vehicles supporting CAP flying missions.
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Ately
CAP
B's Cheered to Victory in Wellington Wheel er Game
Wellington B team defeated Wheeler 47 to 38 at Wheeler on Thursday with Barry Johnson scoring 20 and Nicky Watts 11 for Wellington while Tucker led Wheeler with 15. The Wellington girls won 28 to 19 led by Cindy Saied 16 and Cathy Singley 10. Next B team game is boys only against Estel line on Thursday, December 7.
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Wellington
Wheeler
Barry Johnson
Nicky Watts
Tucker
Cindy Saied
Cathy Singley
Rockettes Lose to Canyon By a Single Point
Wellington leads early and at halftime but a cold third quarter helps Canyon edge the Rockettes 35 34 in the A team girls basketball game played Tuesday November 28. High scorers for Wellington were Mary Lou Holton 17 Carolyn Killgore 10 and Pam Guthrie 7. Coach James Stavenhagen praised the team despite poor free throw shooting 12 of 27 and looked ahead to next week's tournament to test under pressure. Guards were Mary Ingram Cheryl Needham and Linda Williams.
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Wellington
James Stavenhagen
Canyon
Canyon Girls
Mary Lou Holton
Carolyn Killgore
Pam Guthrie
Stavenhagen
Mary Ingram
Cheryl Needham
Linda Williams
Wellington B Team Girls Fall To Canyon 77 70
Wellington trailed after a scoreless third quarter and could not catch Canyon. Cathy Singley led Wellington with 11 points while Cathy Cox and Cindy Saied added five each. Pinkey Woodward topped Canyon with 21 points. Scores by quarters show a late finish by Canyon. The article also notes a trivia line about the word science and Liveoak Creek streams.
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Wellington
Cariyon
Cathy Singley
Cathy Cox
Cindy Saied
Canyon
Pinkey Woodward
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OIL and Gas News
Wellington Rockettes
Rockettes
James Stavenhaven
Reading
Betsy Trapp
Mary Low Holton
Kay Taylor
Carolyn Kilgore
Jo Nell Christophh
Joy Hudspeth
Judy McClendon
Jan Bowen
Sharon Cummings
Polly Browning
Wm. W. Wilcox
Ladies
Carnival Bras Creations
Glydons of
California
Lewel
Foamtreads
Jiffies
S&h
Hatch Dry Goods
B's
U.S
Texas
West Avenue
Claude Keys
Emil Kersten
Dinette
Paul Guthrie
Gro
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