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Wellington Leader

Location

Wellington, Texas, United States of America

Date

Dec 11, 1930

Page

6

Christmas Seals Fighting Disease

Miss Joan W Campbell of Austin arrived in Wellington as the Texas representative for Christmas Seal sales. The seals aid tuberculosis prevention and control, a disease causing about one tenth of global deaths. The Texas Tuberculosis Association, affiliated with the National Tuberculosis Association, funds education and prevention through these penny stamps. Buy them and help stamp out tuberculosis in Texas.

Joan W. Campbell Austin Wellington Texas United States Texas Tuberculosis Association National Tuberculosis Association

District Club Meeting at Clarendon District

Girls from Childress Amarillo Silverton Stratford Hedley McLean Clarendon and Memphis met at Clarendon College on Saturday October 25 1930 to organize a district club. Officers elected include Pauline Sanford Clarendon president Barbara Smith Amarillo vice president Robbie Appling McLean secretary treasurer Tommie Boren Memphis reporter and Moe Owens Clarendon parliamentarian. Meetings planned for Amarillo in December and Memphis in March with reports from Amarillo Memphis and Shamrock and programs outlined for the next year.

Clarendon Childress Amarillo Silverton Stratford Hedley McLean Memphis Clarendon College Pauline Sanford Barbara Smith Robbie Appling Tommie Boren Ads Moe Owens Witils Shamrock Lorecen Waebster Farreapes Horne Howe Beane Isness Lenork Waltora Amatio

Campus Characters Names for Last Week

A compiled list describes students with traits and roles. It notes ages, appearances, and activities such as football and band, identifying seniors juniors sophomores and a few distinctive traits.

Home Ec Girls Lead Dash Week Meal Duty

The Home Economics girls take responsibility for the meal during dash week, coordinating the menu and serving duties. Their effort showcases organization and teamwork within the school activity schedule.

Yellowjackets Ready For Hard First Game At Hedley

The girls basketball team under Miss Katherine Bates trains hard for a Friday match at Hedley. Though their first game, Hedley’s strong season raises the challenge. Regulars include Isla Mae Johnson Iris Guffey Mae Love Juanita Flowers Iva Mac King Andrea Clark Jack Asher Lucille Bennett Ozette Bennett Flora Mins Beulah Johnson Barnabee Benitd Claudia Pruitt Jewel Skagers.

Katherine Bates Ion Hedley Isla Mae Johnson Iris Gulfey Mae Love Juanita Flowers Iva Mac King Andrea Clark Jack Asher Lucille Bennett Ozette Bennett Flora Mins Beulah Johnson Barnabee Benitd Claudia Pruitt Jewel Skagers

Coach Smith Earns Praise For Wellington Football Season

Readers note the visible pride on Coach Smith as Wellington High School celebrates a successful football year under his guidance. The piece highlights the coach’s role in the team’s achievements and honors.

Vith Smith Ton Avtile Wellington The York

All-Round Athlete and Best Dependent Mentions in Library Note

A fragment lists award recipients including Vivian Porter as most independent and Ray Wood as all round athlete. Mentions of Margaret Bande Murat, Lyman Walls, and Oren Mae Cagle appear with several other names amid a social note. It notes planning balanced menus for two guests to avoid a market error of one dollar. Miss Mounts expresses high pleasure.

Alestagrarabhe Bemunil Cocke

Honor Roll For Jr and Senior High Students 1930

Honor Roll for the second six weeks ending November 21 1930 lists Senior Boys Russell Kemp C C Small Buster Smith Cecil Wilson Senior Girls Edith Amburn Ora Mae Cagle Helen Dickey Dorothey Margaret Cocke Beasie Hunt Leila Hyde Isla Mae Johnson Flora Mims Junior Girls June Marian Al Jay Margaret Handy Burnabee Benird Mayme Ruth Clark Larry Hays Mary Miles Kern Ramona Mitchell Vivian Wilson Sophomore Girls Elizabeth Johnson Dennitts Blain Lorene Snell Sophomore Boys Lester Campbell Robert Emanuel Drsart Holcomb H A Holcomb Elmer Knox Jones Freshman Boys Rob Alenander Case Henry Baumgardner John Brn Gastleberry Paul Coe Hare ford Hardy Freshmen Girls Ozette Bennet Pauling Coe Eneva Cudd Virginia Curry Ruth Smart Norothy Strong Juanita Clark Seventh Grade Toys Wayne John Koy Noles Robert Seventh Grade Girls Charlotte Dons Virginia Fortenberry Anna Lee Graham Beatriew King Leona Nevev Mildred Slough Winifred Small Bo Smith Lueth Trimpie Hele Hudson Jewel Janers Somerville Sixth Grade Boys Forest Taumeardner Silas Henry R T Savage Travis Somerville Zelph Tucker Sixth Grade Girls Margaret Ann Viresy Vernene ranks Hach Seat Hater Jessie Hiley Velma Striver Torpleton Pave Handley

Russell Kemp C. C. Small Buster Smith Cecil Wilson Edith Amburn Ora Mae Cagle Helen Dickey Dorothy Margaret Cocke Beasie Hunt Leila Hyde Isla Mae Johnson Flora Mims June Marian al Jey Margaret Handy Burnabee Benird Mayme Ruth Clark Larry Hays Mary Miles Kern Ramona Mitchell Vivian Wilson Elizabeth Johnson Dennitts Blain Lorene Snell Lester Campbell Robert Emanuel Drsart Holcomb H. A. Holcomb Elmer Knox Jones Rob Alenander Case Henry Baumgardner John Brn Gastleberry Paul Coe Hareford Hardy Ozette Bennett Pauling Coe Eneva Cudd Virginia Curry Ruth Smart Norothy Strong Juanita Clark Wayne John Koy Noles Robert Charlotte Dons Virginia Fortenberry Anna Lee Graham Beatriew King Leona Nevev Mildred Slough Winifred i Small Bo Smith Lueth Trimpie Hele Hudson Jewel Janers i Somerville Forest ‘Taumeardner Silas Henry R. T. Savage Travis Somerville Zelph Tucker Margaret Ann Viresy Vernene Seat Hater Jessie Hiley Velmar Striver Torpleton Pave Handley

Fragmented exam notes mix in casual questions and plans

The passage lists curiosities and phrases about Flora Mira and Alma Lee, mentions Mr Denker and riding a bicycle, notes a nine day span to Christmas, questions about painters, and hints at a state home economics contest in Lubbock next spring with hopes to take two girls aloft.

Flora Mira Alma Lee Devos Mr. Denker Lubbock

High School PTA Meeting Highlights Leisure Time Talk

The high school Parent Teacher Association met Monday in the auditorium. The 1924 Study Club chaired the program with Mr Farrar delivering a talk on spending leisure time wisely. Mrs Debbs and Mrs Ruston sang a duet and Miss Bates played piano. Lucille Carmack read Tarkington. The PTA conducted its usual proceedings.

Farrar Debbs Ruston

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Tuberculosis Association Leader R. S. Alexander M. CG Somerville Rolla Moltie Kelso E. L. Wilson Childrens St J. D. Hill Lump Coal Shamburger Lumber Yard Joe Cook P. O. Box Nerous George Curry Lucy Cocker Sham Willows Dor Pharis Dozier Wallington Shamrock Highway Leaders Office May S. Gillespie Childress Street W. 4 Bourland N. W. Corner Square J. A. Tipps Collingsworth County Home W. C. Richards S.C. Shepard Marius Suedis Passaic N. A John Robert Benard W. Wells Bill Tyler Olivia Templeton Mary Munzer W. B.S Reddy Willye-Knight Ws. H.-S Bane Dorothy M. Cocke Faye Bell Cecil Wilson Herbert Lindsey C. C. Small, SR Mildred Hulsey New Chevrolet E Tissipht Isfibeiacn Margaret Bande Murat Meus Lyman Walles Hbrary Stoapingus David North Kant Kade West Frank Jones High School Unit Parent-Teacher Association Abstracts Rifey G. D. McMinn Allen-Figh Motor Ca Goodson & Ellis Panhandle Western Union Bill McClaskey Bert Newman Conoco Sohoco
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