Methodist Church invites contributions to Orphans Home
Rev C C Armstrong urged church members to donate to the Methodist Orphans Home at Waco noting it serves children of all denominations. A committee led by B W Boarman Mrs Noel Cudd J W Thomas and Gordon Mills will handle gifts and donations are welcome this season.
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Methodist Church
Methodist Orphans Home
Waco
C. C. Armstrong
B. W. Boarman
Noel Cudd
J. W. Thomas
Gordon Mills
Former Wellington Teacher Dies in Easton Penna
Word arrives of the death of Mrs. J. H. Tarbell of Easton Penna after a long illness. She formerly taught at Wellington high school as Miss Ruby McDonald for several years, later teaching history and science. Funeral services occurred in Syracuse New York. she had lived there after marriage. Surviving are her husband Dr I H Tarbell two children her parents Mr and Mrs Chess McDonald Mountalba three brothers and two sisters.
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J. H. Tarbell
Easton
Penna
Tarbell
Ruby McDonald
Wellington High School
Syracuse
N. Y
I. H. Tarbell
Lafayette College
Easton, Penna
Chess McDonald
Mountalba
J D Shanks Named President of Quail Student Council
Quail High School formed a student council on December 4 with J D Shanks elected president Faye Neeley vice president Marjorie Wilson secretary Betty Blevins treasurer and Sam D Morgan reporter Other members include Raymond Neeley Marilyn Watkins Jan Allen Barbara Dodson Leroy Brown and others Sponsors are Supt Noah Cunningham and Principal W C Risnger.
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Quail
J. D. Shanks
Faye Neeley
Marjorie Wilson
Betty Blevins
Sam D. Morgan
Raymond Neeley
Marilyn Watkins
Jan Allen
Barbara Dodson
Leroy Brown
Jackie Boyett
Kenneth Maxwell
Bob Lancaster
Herbert Shanks
Avyrilla Clay
Hannah Beth Boyles
Beth Dodson
Supt
Noah Cunningham
W. C. Risinger
Remembering Dr. B. W. Moss and rural electrification on farms
The piece commemorates Dr. B. W. Moss, praised for decades of rural service from Quail. It reflects on his devoted care for patients, especially mothers, and the hardship of early country practice. It also notes how rural electrification, like cistern pumps, improved farm life and water access for homes. The Wellington Cemetery Association favors curb leveling to beautify the grounds without disturbing graves.
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A. L. Head
AAA Community Committeemen Named December 4
Farmers who will administer the community phases of the 1947 program were named by their fellow farmers in annual elections held Wednesday December 4 Delegates chosen will meet in Wellington Saturday December 4 to name the county committee for next year The article lists chairmen vice chairmen and members for ten communities including Shinnery Dodson Wellington Cross Roads Marella Dozier Dozier Dozier and Dozier continues on Page Eight
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Wellington
Shinnery
D. C. Lacy
Tom Caldwell
John RR. Menard
W. C. Johnson
Sam Berryman
Dodson
W. E. Brewster
Grover Graham
A. KR. Aselton
Kenneth Cass
T. J. Rene
Rolla
L. W. O'Rear
Ocle Scott
Otis Emmert
John Brim
D. R. Shanks
Hart Bowen
Gilroy Rummel
C. R. Leggitt
Murl Lacy
Will Ward
Cross Roads
W. M. Williams
Charley Graham
W. M. Scott
Jack Phipps
C. Blevins
O. M. Hall
Fr. H. Shanks
Chester White
Jess Motsenbacker
Marella
Lewis Morris
Jimmy Langley
Obie White
Warren Carter
Louis Allred
Dozier
Gil Gooch
W. R R. Breeding
J. C. Breeding
Hugh J. Grogan
Samnomwood
A. F. Knoll
J. J. Alexander
B. Bradley
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J. D. Russell
Russell
Floydada
Amarillo Times
The
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Welling
Ton
City of
Katherine Boverie
Wellington Cemetery
Deskins Wells
B. W. Moss
Moss
Fulton
Robert Fulton
D. Russell
Bill Womack
T. Amburn
Moydada
AAA
G. I
Congress
Clark Anderson
American Legion and
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