Plainview's Clif Day Elected Texas Agricultural Association Head
Clif H. Day of Plainview was elected president of the Texas Agricultural Association at a Fort Worth meeting. He succeeds H G Lucas of Brownwood. Day has toured Wellington for farm work and once ran for Late Agriculture Commissioner. Mrs Day and Lucas were named delegates to the national meeting in Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wit H. Day
Plainview
Texas Agricultural Association
Fort Worth
Ile
H. G. Lucas
Brownwood
Diay
Wellington
Drey
Lucas
National Association
Chicago
Coellingsworth County
Te Agricultural Association
McDonald
Congress
Quanah Visitors Stop by Rawat Family Sunday
Mr and Mrs C O White and daughter Mary Ann of Quanah were visitors in the home of Mr and Mrs Fletcher Curry and family Sunday, according to local informants.
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C. O. White
Mary Ann
Quanah
Rawat
Aml
Fletcher Curry
Farily
Dozier Ww Mrs Roy Billingsley Residents Attend Local Events
The report lists multiple local visits and church activities including Rev Harding’s service at the Church of Christ Lefors, a Methodist gathering Saturday night, and Missionary meeting attendees in Pampa. Individuals named include Mrs Roy Billingsley, Mr Curtis Kidwell, Mrs Haskell Sewell, and Mrs Jim Clark among others.
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Harding of
Lefors
Church of Christ
Marie Caperton
Janes
Lester Tennison
Wellington
Chester Carliste
Shamrock
Johnnie Bregers
Bigery
Cleon Davis
Owen Foster
Pampa
Myre
Foster
C. WW. Caperton
Larence Blanford
Haskell Sewell
Charles Cline
Little Sons
Cline
Odus Offutt
Ray Sittingsley
Herschel Glags
James Murry
Pat Bradley
Jim Clark
Roy Billingsley
Curtis Kidwell
Jim |Ark
Cottonwood Pie Supper Proves Successful
The Cottonwood School pie supper held Thursday evening drew praise despite bad weather. Wellington accordionist Katheleen Holly performed. Logan Cummings acted as auctioneer. Allen James won the prettiest girl contest while Clyde Emmert and Hubert Leach competed for ugliest man with Emmert receiving the most votes. A. Z. Hays, the principal, thanked local merchants and residents for support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cottonwood School
Katheleen Holly
Wellington
Logan Cummings
Allen James
Clyde Emmert
Hubert Leach
Emmert
Cchons
A. Z. Hays
Scharit
Swearingen and Purvis Swearingen School Note
School work resumed after a twelve week dismissal for cotton pulling. Miss Juanita Clark joined the faculty following Mrs. Frank Campbell's resignation. Virgil Thompson and wife traveled to Roxton Texas to be with her ill father. Walter Bounds Alva Anthony and others attended a Friday pie supper and singing class. New song books ordered. Singings invited each Sunday night. Mary Ellen Lauder celebrated a surprise birthday dinner to honor her.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Juanita Clark
Frank Campbell
Virgil Thompson
Roxton
Texas
Walter Bounds
Alva Anthony
Lakeview
Mary Ellen Lauder
Sheriff’s Sale Notice From Collingsworth County Texas
The state and county announce a sheriff’s sale under a 1957/1937 order of court in favor of Charles L. Braxton against Henry Perry Pearson and J C Wooldridge Company. Property: Lots 11 and 12, Block 167, Wellington. Sale: first Tuesday in January 1958 at 10 am to 4 pm at the courthouse in Wellington. Proceeds to satisfy judgment and costs. The Wellington Leader to publish weekly for three weeks.
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State OF
Texas
Collingsworth
District Court
Collingsworth County
W. A. Goforth
Charles L. Braxton
Henry Perry Pearson
J. CG. Wooldridge Company
C. B. McKinney
Wellington
Court House
Jevy
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New Agriculture Association
le G. Yarbrough
Shearringen
Mart Worth Star Telegram
Preudindie
Me. Yarbrough
Co Coc
Hous
Mumphis
Dozier
Roy Biltangsleyi
Pandone
Swearingen
Mrs
Jesse Be, Purvis
Saa
C. Be, McKinney
Palace Drug Store
Manhattan
Phillip-Jones