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Newspaper
Wellington Leader
Location
Wellington, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 10, 1987
Page
1
The Wellington school bands and high school chorus, directed by Bill Dyer, will perform a Christmas program Sunday December 13 at 2 p.m. in the high school auditorium. Sixth grade band opens, followed by junior high band, high school chorus, That Skyrocket Band, and a combined finale.
Lynn Tate was inducted into the State Bar of Texas during a sworn ceremony in Amarillo on November 17. Chief Justice Charles L. Reynolds administered the oath. Tate holds a JD from Baylor University and a BS in Agricultural Economics from Texas Tech, with honors. He now practices in Amarillo with Underwood firm, after moving from Waco with his wife Sondra.
A fund for the Joe Brock Family was opened this week at City State Bank of Wellington following the death of Mrs. Brock in an auto accident. The arrangement aims to support the family during their recovery and handle related expenses.
The Camp Fire Adventures will receive their Fire Tender awards Thursday December 10 at 4 30 p m in Mrs Wood s residence A short ceremony will present the girls with their Camp Fire vests and Fire Tender awards Recipients include Amanda Wood Heather Holton Jamie Holton Robin Howard Kelley McKinney Deedra Bailey Micha Tarver Stormy Throne Tonni Vassey
Owens notes his World War II and Korean War service as part of his public record. He has served as night watchman and city patrolman in Wellington and as jailer and deputy sheriff for Collingsworth County. He asks for the county’s vote.
At the Girl Scouts weekly meeting on Tuesday November 24 the girls visited West Texas Utility Company. Tommy Hudson spoke about electricity and energy conservation. Officers elected Roxanne Cantu president Barbra Ayne Lennon vice president Nichole Williams secretary Kari Martin treasurer Renessa Duke badge officer Donita Black phone officer Kerina Argo refreshment chairman Shonda Colson project officer Leader Rhonda Colson.
Wellington Leader published weekly at 913 West Avenue Wellington Texas 79095 since 1909. Editor and Publisher Henry W Wells. Subscriptions 13 dollars yearly within trade territory 16 dollars outside. Mailing address P O Box 992 Wellington Texas 79095.
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