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Newspaper

Wellington Leader

Location

Wellington, Texas, United States of America

Date

Dec 19, 1935

Page

14

Aberdeen church hosts first quarterly conference session

The first quarterly conference of the new year was held at the Aberdeen Methodist Church on Wednesday December 11 conducted by Dr T S Barcus of Clarendon Sumnerwood Bethel and Salt Fork. All Aberdeen Church officials answered roll call and Sumnerwood paid 1 over the 100 percent quota. The conference was entertained by Aberdeen and Rev C D Damron called it one of the county’s best sessions.

Methodist Aberdeen T. S.barcus Clarendon Sumnerwood Bethel Salt Fork C. D. Damron

Mrs. E. W. Cocke Remembered for Service and Faith

The Wellington obituary honors Mrs. E. W. Cocke a longtime Eastern Star member and community helper. Surviving are her husband F. W. Cocke three sons a daughter and extended Sherwood and Cocke families. Funeral services featured organ and vocal solos with interment at Wellington Cemetery.

FE. W. Cocke Sam Dick Cocke Edmund Cocke Billy Joe Cocke Dorothy Margaret Cocke South Platte Colo S. [. Sherwood Wellington Seth Horn Pampa BR. R. Sherwood Amarillo Hugh Sherwood San Antonio H. B. Sherwood Huling Beautiful Isle of Somewhere J. L. Montgomery Jesus A. L. Cochran Lee C. O'Neil V. A.’ Porter Whispering Hope

Ritz Plans Santa Show For Kiddies At The Theatre

Free candy and fruit will be distributed and Santa Claus will be at the theatre in person to meet all of the children. Pictures feature comedies including Popeye Betty Boop Our Gang Mickey Mouse Laurel and Hardy. Kiddies invited to come early as seats are limited to 1 008.

Santa Claus Popeye Betty, Boop Mickey ,Mouse Laurel and Hardy

Plan Pageant: Henry, Henry Mo Horn Miss Allois

Plan Pageant reports continue from Page 1 Section 1 with Henry and Henry Mo Horn linked to Miss Allois in a local event teaser. The item notes names and a pageant context without detailed outcomes or dates.

Is Henry, Henry Mo Horn,’ Miss Allois

Letters to Santa Claus From Young Wish Lists

A collection of child friendly requests to Santa from multiple letters. A five year old asks for a flashlight harp marbles and food. A brother seeks a chair watch and marbles. Another child names toys including a dump truck Balky mule machine gun streamline train and holster set.

Santa Claus Santa E. N. Smith Benny Lee Moore

Poultry Show Officials and Judges Named for Show

Quail FFA outlines exhibit rules with 12 eggs shown and ribbons to be awarded. Eulen Higdon FFA president heads Poultry Division, Robert Sweat serves as secretary. Officials to be appointed. A top out of town judge using the American Standard of Perfection to rate birds. Tampke to judge at Tulia Poultry Show in early January. Tampke has judged in Panhandle and Oklahoma for seven years. E J Van Zandt previously employed Tampke at Post in 1933.

Eulen Higdon Tampke Tulia Swisher County Panhandle Oklahoma E. J. van Zandt Tulsa Mr. Tampke

Rogers Memorial Donor List From County Appeal

Rogers Memorial tribute continues with a county donor list. Schools and individuals contribute varied amounts including Senior High School 4.06 and Wellington Leader 5.00, First National Bank 5.00, Ritz Theatre 15.00, and C. H. Caperton 1.00 among others.

West Ward East Ward Otto Buerger Pleasant Point C. H. Caperton EB. W. Jones Jimmie Gillentine VF. C. Murray J. D. Hinl Bennett Bond Wellington Leader Ritz Theatre City State Bank C. C. Bishop Bean Hill Fresno Abra Plymouth Lutie Sumnerwood Rural High School First National Bank L. A. Manzer

Italian families with two or more children tax exemption

Italian families that have two or more children are exempt from paying inheritance taxes. The rule applies to eligible households, reducing the financial burden on larger families and affecting estate planning and transfers. Local authorities will enforce the policy and clarify eligibility criteria for taxpayers.

County Board Pushes Soil Conservation Survey

The County Board of Development urges full cooperation from landowners in a CCC camp led soil conservation survey. Officials say the project is vital and will have no controversy with CCC staff, who will render services. The plan aims to back multiple conservation efforts in Collingsworth County.

County Board of Development CCC City of Wellington Collingsworth County United States

Samnorwood FFA to Close Season With Pampa Dinner

Samnorwood Future Farmers of America end their season with a featured game among top players John Willingham Edd Roark Hardie B Deger J P Cody and Quentin Fritts. The district plans a round robin day of entertainment at Pampa with 16 schools attending a large dinner and program.

John Willingham Edd Roark Hardie B. Deger J. P. Cody Quentin Fritts Samnorwood F. F Pampa

Mill accident at Singley Mill claims Mr. Houston

Mill worker Mr. Houston born July 4 1884 in Tennessee and resident of Wellington for three years died after a wheel shattered at high speed lodging pieces in his body. Fragments cut his right foot pierced lung heart and left arm while the wheel exploded. Funeral services were held at the Church of Christ Sunday December 15.

Mr. Houston Tennessee Wellington Singley Church of Christ

Houston Family Remembered in Wellington Funeral Notice

Minister Guy N. Wood presided at a Wellington funeral for Houston, survived by wife Mrs. S. V. Houston, daughters Mrs. Charlie Skipper and Virgie Houston, and sons Elbert and Glen Houston, all of Wellington. Family resided at Grandfield before moving to Wellington. Hymns included When the Mystery Will End As the Life of a Flower and Shall We Gather at the River. Pallbearers were John Jones Horton Randall Jack Killingsworth Montie Skipper Jones Singley and R. Moore. Interment at Arlington Cemetery by Goodson Funeral Home.

Guy N. Wood S. V. Houston Charlie Skipper Virgie Houston Elbert Glen Houston Wellington Grandfield Oklahoma John Jones Horton Randall Jack Killingsworth Montie Skipper Jones Singley R. Moore Goodson

County Interscholastic League set with 1936 district clash

Directors of the newly organized league will meet soon to set a date for the County Interscholastic League Meet. At the 1936 county meet Wellington Dodsonville Summerwood and Quail will contend in Class B, rural divisions in a keener field. The March 2 centennial Texas independence event will feature Miss Winifred Wiseman leading the musical program. contact her for details. Further league and Centennial plans will follow after the directors meet.

L. C. Sweat Nicholson Zeffie Childress Wellington Holman Dodsonville Floy Kesler Ruby Johnson Quail Olman Sweat Fresno Cummings Summerwood Texas Winifred Wiseman League

County Now dresses and quilts project continues

County Now reports 452 dresses and several quilts completed by the group. Women in the room receive daily sewing lessons and keep scrapbooks and notes on stitches and work. Each crew works six hours per day as the project proceeds.

Leader Renewals and Praise From Subscribers

Rev R A Stewart urged renewal before the rate expires saying the paper is worth a dollar a year. Households praised bargains in ads to cover subscrip tions in a week. Publishers valued readers loyalty and welcomed the new pink Leader supplement with news review family page serial comics and features.

R. A. Stewart Leader

New Coach Hailed for Wellington Team Ahead of Season

The article notes a former TCU quarterback and captain who played 1933 34 and earned all conference honors in 1933. He studied coaching at Northwestern under Bob Zuppke and later coached in Wellington with high expectations for an outstanding season.

Fort Worth Francis A. Schmidt Ohia State Northwestern Bob Zuppke Coleman Waco Wellington

Estelline High School holds half hog cutting demo

A demonstration at Estelline High School taught proper methods of cutting and trimming pork halves. Boys and their fathers observed, then practiced. later Miss Margaret Moser demonstrated mince meat liver paste canned roast and sausage making for women. Attendees showed strong interest and enthusiasm.

Estelline High School Margaret Moser

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E. W. Cocke Ritz Tha Paul National Monument Company Atlanta Georgia J.T. Harriso LUCKY Corner Samnorwood Adal The Offee Folger Ors del Monte Raisins Prunes del Monte Products del Monke Palace Drug Stores
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