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Wellington Leader

Location

Wellington, Texas, United States of America

Date

Dec 12, 1929

Page

2

Students With High A Averages Across East Ward Schools

The list ranks students by grade level and ward, noting those achieving straight A averages or an A average in various grades across east and west ward schools. Names span kindergarten through high seventh grade, with multiple pupils per class earning top marks.

East Ward Dorothy Strong Oletha Kelly Robert Alexander Helen Hudson Helen Childress Mary Ray Lucille Trimble Tipton Miller Bessie Smith West Ward O. D. Holton Bill Langley Frank Mitchell Wilks West Jean Anderson Louise Anderson Irene Ball Clara Frances Danson Marie Harrell R. W. Duke Mary Frances Wilson Westward Carolyn Slopson Joe May Payne Mary EK. Trimble Ruby Jewell Patrick Edmond Sanders Vaudean Burton Loren Evans Jayme Ruth Chittum Eugene Nelson Mozelle Melton Anna Lavern May Marlene Strickland R. W. Cunningham Mary Jean Barker Grace Clark Myrtie Davis Norwida Brewer J. W. Bandy Jr June Helen Brooks Ern@pine Snell Jessie Mae Barton Dorothy D. McDowell Olibbia Curtner J. L. Burt, Jr Andy Langford Ralph Tennison Jamey KE. Willeford Betty Gault Marie Martin Louise Wells Horace Scruges Marceline Aldridge G. L. Farrar Jr Billy Glasgow Haynes Baumgardner Pauline Joyner Wayne Jackson Alia Mae West Nadine Parsons

Christmas Window Displays Across Local Stores

Store windows showcase a broad array of gifts and festive decor. J W Chapman confectionery and Ritz Drug feature green accents, while Shields Lewis Furniture highlights hunting goods pottery and kitchenware in multiple displays. Main Department Store, Baker Hanna Dry Goods, Piggly Wiggly, B M Grocery, Pioneer Hardware, Frank's Furniture, Dixie Store, Cochran Drug, J T Montgomery Jewelry, and Cochran all present varied gift ideas from toys and garments to furniture and holiday treats.

J. W. Chapman Confectionery Ritz Drug Store Shields & Lewis Furniture M System Crocery Kraft's Mint Palace Drug Store Arangement Baker-Hanna Dry Goods B. & M. Grocery Pioneer Hardware Frank's Furniture Dixie Cochran Drug Store J. T. Montgomery Cochran Store

Thousands of Spanish Speaking Texas Children Studied

Dr. H. T. Manuel of the University of Texas reports preliminary 1928 figures showing 187,000 Mexican and Spanish speaking children aged seven to seventeen in Texas. The study, funded by a social science grant, will publish in an official report. He notes the highest concentration along the Rio Grande with Mexican children present in nearly every county.

Manuel

Antiquated Roads Need Rebuilding

The article argues for public works to replace inferior US roads with lasting pavements to reduce maintenance costs and stimulate economy. It cites unemployment figures, the need for smooth surfaces, and the potential to fund city projects like a new hall or sewer system. It mentions Dr Thomas H. Kelly’s $300,000 estate divided among nurses and notes Ching has no credit control bureau like the Federal Radio Commission.

United States Thomas H. Kelly Norwich, Enc Ching Federal Radio Commission

Letters Awarded to Longhorn Players in 1929 Teams

The University of Texas awarded 24 football letters and five cross country letters for 1929, plus twelve reserve football and five reserve cross country letters. Notable recipients include Gordy Brown, "Big Un" Rose, and Albert Nemir among UT squad members, with student manager John Keel among letter recipients. Cross-country letters went to C. W. Cole, Dan Storm, A. C. Schiller, John Williams, and S. S. Bowen.

Athens W. A. Doell Mazon Wilson Elkins San Antonio Lewis Weaver Orange John Craig San Antoio J. W. Nixon Austin John Keel C. W. Cole Ranger Dan Storm A. C. Schiller Rosenberg John Williams del Rio S. S. Bowen Tommie Birdwell Alfred Laughlin Henry Easterling Temple Walter Howle Andy Brown Dallas Nick Gatoura Hill Hodges Carl Tyson Bartlett Herman Buckspann Bill Braley Pampa Jimmie Underwood Bogata Bob B Baldridge Clifton E. F. Meredith Wichita Falls Clifford Cate W. C. Westerfeldt Cicco James G. McKinnon Plainview Frank Guffin

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