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Newspaper

Wellington Leader

Location

Wellington, Texas, United States of America

Date

Dec 08, 1994

Page

4

Tuesday Production Marathon Poem at the Newspaper Office

A poem by N Carlson honors the newsroom Tuesday grind. It laments long hours, heavy workloads, and desk fatigue while celebrating small relief as Wednesday brings light. The piece notes an office culture of demanding deadlines and constant tasks, ending with a hopeful turn toward a new day.

Pure Religion Defined by Benevolence and Obedience

The passage asserts that true religion combines benevolence toward orphans and widows with adherence to gospel truth. It warns that knowing truth without practice or practicing without correct doctrine contaminates faith, urging untainted belief and conduct for salvation. It notes religious corruption exists but pure religion remains essential.

James Jesus Lord

Volcanic ash tests spark county interest in pumicite value

Earl Ferris of Memphis announced University of Texas geologist tests show local pumicite deposits in Rolla and Cross Roads as a pure volcanic glass with potential commercial value. The notes detail long use by garages and stations to absorb oil, and note the material’s role in scouring powders and insulation products.

Earl Ferris Memphis University of Texas Rolla Cross Roads

Wellington civic notes reflect hospital funding and staff changes

The St. Joseph's Hospital Auxiliary launches a 1964 fund drive to buy high low beds for most wards, mailing 1,000 appeals. December 12 1974 Glen Tiny Taylor named Wellington City Manager to start December 16, with Lyman Daniel to succeed him January 1. Kenneth Moore named executive VP of Wellington State Bank, beginning January 2, after a career at Hollis First State Bank. The 18th annual First United Methodist Church Christmas dinner was held December 7, serving meals at 11 am to 1 pm with prices of 2.50 and 1.50, led by UMW president Mrs. J. B. King.

St. Joseph's Hospital Wellington John Sherman Adele Glen Tiny) Taylor Lyman Daniel Taylor Tiny's Auto Supply Daniel Crowell West Texas State University Midwestern University Wichita Falls C. T. Hubbard Moore First State Bank and Trust Company Hollis Wellington State Bank Harmon County Hollis High School United States Navy First United Methodist Church Burn Handley J. B. King UMW Robert Lewis R. R. Hightower George Henry Jerry Nix

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