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Wellington Leader

Location

Wellington, Texas, United States of America

Date

Dec 20, 1934

Page

2

John Frank Peoples Rites Held in Wellington

Funeral services for John Frank Peoples 55 were held at the Baptist Church in Wellington Sunday afternoon conducted by Rev. S. T. Greenwood and Rev. W. M. Johnston. He died at home in Wellington Saturday morning 4:35. He was born May 27, 1879 and married Myrtle Darrow on March 16, 1919. Survived by his wife three sisters and relatives in Wellington and Texas. Interment in Wellington Cemetery.

John Franklin Peoples Baptist Church Wellington S. T. Greenwood W. M. Johnston Peoples Missionary Baptist Church Myrtle Darrow Breckenridge Texas Myrtle Peoples Pink Meyers Houston J. Mahbery W. V. Bain Lelia Lake Mgr J. C. Darrow Heaven W. D. Yorkes D. A. Riker Lee Roy Edd Morgan C. T. Painter M.C. Pigg Thelma Alma Tennison Ruby Lee Roberts Artie Fay Ellis Funeral Home

Plymouth News Highlights Local Life and Farewells

Carol Miller of Aberdeen suffered a painful hand injury at Sumnerwood High School after a fall. Funeral attendance for Ed Pryor in Kirkland drew Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Fritts, Rolla Fisher, and local neighbors. Ellen Bright will not preach on the fifth Sunday at Plymouth Church, with singing planned at Sumnerwood High School Auditorium each first Sunday afternoon.

Carol Miller Aberdeen Sumnerwood High School Oscar Payne Douglas Nicholson Rob Crane J. P. Sullivan Jes. Bright Dozier Plymouth Baptist Church Sur ‘Nerwood High School Ach Plymouth Newope Vernon Fritts Alvin Fritts Prairie View Lester Harrison Rolla Lester Ernest Browning Scott Oklahoma W. L. Browning Marvin Davis Shamrock Charlie Bradley Bradley Montgomery George Hicks Floyd Hicks

Literary Society Meeting Debates Hugo Works

A Connecticut newspaper notes a literary society meeting where Victor Hugo works were discussed. A female attendee spoke on "The Halfback of Notre Dame," reflecting the group’s varied reading interests.

Connecticut Victor Hugo Notre Dame

Community Crops Gatherings Mention Local Visits

The notice lists varied social visits and moves in the region. Verna Lee Harris hosts relatives, and multiple families such as Browning Brewer Cummings and Fike cluster in weekend get togethers. Several moves and hospitality scenes mark rural life.

Browning Brewer Elsie Bolton Lynn Morell Humphrey Verna Lee Harris J. P. Cummings Wayne Willa Jean Clarendon Thula Damron Willie Marie Melton Russell Brewer Willie Biffle Ray Maxwell O. A. Fike Lewis Morris Lillie Wesley Langham Deloria White Deer Fike Johnson Donard Cass Ruby Johnson Carrie Jane Wade PD. W. Harris John Gollihugh Ter Tom Bolton Jim Jones W. W. Johnson Mary Lee Jones Lili Mae Wright

Amos Hefley Burial in Plymouth at 32

Funeral services for Amos Hefley 32 of the Plymouth Community were held Sunday afternoon December 16 at 2 o'clock from the Twitty Church of Christ. He died in Wellington and was born July 12 1902 in Wise County Texas. He is survived by his wife seven brothers four sisters and numerous relatives. Pall bearers and flower girls were named. Hymns included What a Friend We Have in Jesus Nearer My God to Thee and The Home Over There. Interment followed at Shamrock Cemetery.

Amos Hefley Plymouth Twitty Church of Christ H. P. Cooper Mr. Hefley Wellington Wise County Texas Sumnerwood J. R. Hefley Shamrock R. F. Hefley Texline J. L. Hefley Bagby G. W. Hefley Twitty Dlw. Hefley F. Hefley W. A. Hefley Rogers, N. M Addie Buckinham Annie Benson Allison Mildred Simpson Bridgeport Margaret Moreland Ernest Henderson Burton Henderson Melvin Braxton Aubrey Braxton Clyde Green Ernest Lester Ada McCray Opal Beatty Seagil Henderson Louise Shadden Bobbie Nell Henderson Lucille Higdon Laverne Reeves Jesus God Shamrock Cemetery Goodson Funeral Home

Lutie Community Activities And Notable Anecdotes

The Seventh Grade Reading Club met on Monday November 17. C L Lowry won a turkey at Jess Degers store in a Saturday drawing. The Intermediate BYP U plans a Christmas program at the Baptist Church Sunday evening. Seven rural schools travel to Sumnerwood Friday morning to perform. Lutie School hosts a Christmas tree Friday afternoon. Mrs Lee Boark and children and Mrs I N Rogers with Mrs Mor visit a sick cousin in Childress. Arthur Watson of Grimsby England notes his face as a misfortune and a lookalike crook has led to his jailings five times for crimes attributed to the double.

C. L. Lowry Jess Deger Baptist Church Sumnerwood Lutie School Lee Boark I. N. Rogers Mor Childress

Letters to Santa Claus Dominate Christmas Pages

A compilation of multiple children from various ages writing to Santa Claus. Requests include skates, dolls, clothing, toys, a blue tam, a scooter, a red wagon, candies, fruits, nuts, and shells of gratitude. The letters emphasize good behavior and hoped for gifts for Christmas.

Santa Santa Claus Tam Mary Ann Bledsoe

Christmas Wish List From Young Children

A collection of handwritten pleas from several children for Christmas gifts including a red wagon a doll candy nuts bicycles stories and small toys. Names include Burt Burt Duckworth Eddie Joe Roberts Mildred Faye Rainey Billie Jean Tennison Jeynell Deger Janice Shumate and Boyles with notes of good behavior and familial requests.

Santa Claus Eddie Joe Roberts

Bean Spill Lawsuit and Grim Tales Reach the Paper

The text mixes a child wish list with a legal notice of Mrs Rose Primack suing a Chicago market for damages after slipping on a bean pod. It also mocks headlines about a Calif ornia mine worker and a prospecting trip to Hell's Half Acre, Dead Man's canyon.

Rose. Primack Chicago California Bill Jarret Corpse Mining Company Coffin Mine Dead Man’s Canyon Funeral Range Death Valley Devil's Playground Hell’s Half Acre

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J. F. Peoples C. W. Fritts Piei Una Merkel Salt Fore Collingsworth County Lutie By Aline Isbell Arthur Watson Grimsby Eng Arthur Ruth Willoughby Annye Annie Allene Koen Virginia Bledsoe Annie Bell Hudson Santy Lois Hudson Billy Ray Bledsoe Santa Tam Geneva Duckworth Ben Wayne Roberts J. T. Slay Burt Duckworth Mildred Faye Rainey Billie Jean Tennison Santa Claus Tam Jeynell Deger Janice Shumate Sant's Boyles Martha Lou Ray West Texas Utilities Company
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