Mrs Hurst Improves in Bed Confinement Report
A fragment notes Mrs Hurst remains confined to her bed but shows rapid improvement. The brief cites ongoing recovery details without broader context or dates, focusing on her health status as reported.
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Newspaper
Wellington Leader
Location
Wellington, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 12, 1935
Page
10
A fragment notes Mrs Hurst remains confined to her bed but shows rapid improvement. The brief cites ongoing recovery details without broader context or dates, focusing on her health status as reported.
A Wellington board special committee will study a proposed cheese factory to assess feasibility and milk supply needs. Officials will visit Abernathy Texas to learn from a successful operation and report back for possible year round cash markets. A county auction program drew outside interest but will continue for local farmers. A banquet and county wide gathering is planned to unite urban and rural residents.
The funeral service for a native of Texas now of Louisiana featured special songs Does Jesus Care by a quartet and pallbearers including R A Tals Ben Burden H L Pierce B W Boarman Clarence Littleton and Esdel Bartlett. Interment followed at Wellington Cemetery with Ellis Funeral Home handling arrangements.
The second in a series of demonstrations was held at Tom Parker farm in Swearingen. Foes were killed in the park afternoon as farmers gathered to observe.
A folding metal riot shield, demonstrated by a police officer, protected him from rocks and bullets as he advanced with tear gas bombs during the bloody waterfront strike in San Francisco. The device helped police confront rioters and manage crowd violence in the tense confrontation.
The Collingsworth County Home Demonstration Council will meet Saturday December 21 at 2 oclock in the county court room. Buy Sell or Rent with Want Ads.
Miss Margaret Moser home demonstration agent announces the date for the woolen and cotton filled comfort display has moved to December 26. Created by Collingsworth County home demonstration women, the display will appear in Wellington store windows to compare wool and filled comforts with quilts meant for beauty rather than everyday use.
Public notice states Dodsonville business men will close their shops at 9 00 Sunday mornings starting the first Sunday in January 1986 for one year. They urge customers to complete gas groceries and dry goods purchases on Saturdays to honor the rest request. W H Strong and J E Gatlin signatories.
Miss Virginia Lee Fortenberry was recently made a member of the Players Guild at Mary Hardin Baylor. The guild is a dramatic group focused on in depth drama study and one act plays under the department of speech faculty supervision. Virginia Lee Fortenberry is a freshman at the university this year.
The senior class presented Three Moss Roses with Katholeen Towns as a commanding mother and Faye Handley as a witty spinster. Harris McCauley and Travis Williams sparked a romantic rivalry, while Mrs. W. F. Decker earned praise for directing the successful production. Read The Leader Want Ads.
W. W. McLellan of New York visited the Wellington unit of his nationwide chain of variety stores last week. Jeff Harrison just returned from Muskogee government hospital after a thirty day stay. P. E. Starr and John H. Starr were business visitors in Amarillo Monday. Mr. and Mrs. H. A. Kendrick and Mrs. Tom Bryant were visitors in Amarillo Monday. Henry Cocke and Richard Cocke returned from South Platte Colorado after attending the bedside of their brother and uncle E. W. Cocke who has pneumonia.
Mrs. Bob Bowen entertained her father Mr. M Winter on his seventy first birthday last Sunday. Attending were Mrs. M Winter, Mr and Mrs Alvin Winter and children, Mr and Mrs J J Thomas and children, Mr and Mrs R J Hieck man and sons, and the hosts Mr and Mrs Bob Bowen and son Jim mie.
Sunday morning attendance at Kelley By Allene Brewster was noted. Rev T M Cornelity led the 11 o clock service. Local families and visitors gathered, including McQueen family from Hedley and Hightower, Lewis, and Carter relatives. News reported Walter Camp rapidly recovering from a skull fracture and several residents attending a Dodsonville Union meeting.
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