Students Enter Contest Held By Amarillo News Globe
Wellington students from junior high and high school entered essays for a contest sponsored by the Amarillo News-Globe. The topics focus on Benefits of the National Housing Act with all listed pupils' essays sent to the paper for entry.
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Wellington
Amarillo News-Globe
Dorothy D. McDowell
Frances Stowell
Irene Baill
G. L. Farrar Jr
Beth O'Neil
Eddie Jo Gilbert
Haynes Baumgardner
Loraine Gray
Woodrow Murray
Mary Emily Taylor
Opal Boutcher
Helen Bowling
Olive Marie ®Eaberry
Jewell Frances Somer Ville
Lois Murray
Billy Sigler
Dorothy Margaret Forbis
Virginia Glenn
Mary Elsie Terry
Lois Langley
Linna Mae Thompson
Louise Terry
Pauline Duke
Merle Hays
Amel Burt
Robert Strong
Dora Elizabeth McCluskey
Clifton Morris
Chester Morris
Henry Sullivan
Robert Howard
Amarillo News- Globe
G. L .Farrar
German police dog fosters piglets and pups in Colorado
A police dog owned by John Cooper in Colorado may draw AAA scrutiny for promoting pig farming. The dog, after a son died leaving seven orphan pigs, adopted them and is raising them along with her six puppies.
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John Cooper
Colorado
AAA
Wife slashes husband in New York kitchen melee
Mrs. Winifred Hallifian angered by her husband ridiculing her weight slashed his neck with a razor in a New York home. The wound was not fatal and police investigated the domestic incident.
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Winifred Hallifian
New York
Military Funeral Services Saturday For Ed Pryor
Edgar McMillian Pryor 41 died in Wellington after a pneumonia illness. Funeral at 3 pm Saturday from Kirkland Methodist Church with Wellington American Legion Post military burial. Pryor served as constable in Precinct No 1 Collingsworth County and Electra, survived by wife Faye Pryor and children, with kin in Kirkland and Archer City.
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Edgar McMillian Pryor
Wellington
Methodist
Kirkland
S. L. Wood
Panhandle
Faye Pryor
Jimmie Pryor
L. K. Pryor
Last Rites For Mrs Rogers Held Here December Fourteenth
Funeral services for Mrs. Winnie Esther Rogers 67 were held Friday afternoon December 14 at the Methodist Church. She died from pneumonia while living with her daughter in Wellington. Born November 5 1867 in Georgia she moved from Georgia to Minden Louisiana then Terrell Texas. She moved to Wellington in 1929 and is survived by her daughter, three brothers, and two grandchildren. Hymns were sung by the choir and special music was performed. Pallbearers were named including B W Boarsman and J J Wilson.
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Winnie Esther Rogers
Methodist Church
T. M. Johnston
R. S. Rogers
Decker
Clarence Roper
Bullard
Texas
Fred Decker, Jr
Robert Leon Decker
Jesus
Savior
Arthur Cochran
V. A. Pornier
B. W. Boarsman
E. W. Auley
John Forbis
J. J. Wilson
M. M. Kern
Gibbs Glenn Rites Include Flower Bearers and Honorary Pallbearers
Interment took place at Terrell Cemetery with arrangements by Ellis Funeral Home. Flower bearers included Charlotte Cone and June Marian Alley among others. Honorary pallbearers included A. L. Cochran and L. Z. Cone, plus Dr. EB. W. Jones and several friends of the family.
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Terrell
Ellis Funeral Home
Three Seniors Added to Honor Roll After Error
Three seniors were omitted from the high school honor roll last week due to a grading tabulation error. Superintendent G L Farrar said the names Edna Earl Willoughby Helen Hudson and Ina Mae Yarbrough should have been included.
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G. L. Farrar
Edna Earl Willoughby
Helen Hudson
Ina Mae Yarbrough
Wellington Girls Sweep Hedley And Dodsonville Wins
The Wellington High School Yellow Jackets defeated Hedley girls 27 to 16 on Hedley court and then crushed Dodsonville 34 to 7 on Wellington home court. The team promises more exciting games this season.
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Yellow Jackets
Wellington High School
Hedley Court
Hedley Girls
Yellowjackets
Dodsonville Girls
Chicago Woman Testifies Husband Beat Her
Mrs. Caroline Shalton of Chicago testifies that her husband beat her and laments that women marry for happiness yet endure hard work. The remark reflects personal distress in the domestic dispute context.
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Caroline Shalton
Chicago
Wellington Band Assists Rural Pie Supper at Crossroads School
The Wellington band performed at the Crossroads school pie supper and auction on Friday December 14. Headman Bill Goforth the auctioneer sold boxes to attendees while merchants praise the band's community support and music. Contact band director C. E. Collins to invite the group to future events.
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Wellington
Crossroads
Bill Goforth
C. EB. Collins
O Rear Family Travels for Funeral of Pr L A Suggs
Dr and Mrs M McNeely of Memphis and Mr and Mrs W J O Rear left Tuesday for Fort Worth to attend the funeral of Pr L A Suggs. Suggs is a brother of Mrs McNeely and Mrs O Rear.
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Amarillo Paper
William Powell
Myrna Loy
Evelyn Prentice
Ritz
Ed Pryor
Constable
D. D. Pryor
C. P. Pryor
Archer City
Oscar Pryor
Marvin Somerville
O. M. Payne
C. E. Bennett
Earl Admire
John C. Harper
J.C. Whisenant
Joe Fleming
Lavona Boone
Raymond Young
Hugh Autrey
Elis Funeral Home
Berlin
Georg Muller
Anna Droglich
W. F. Decker
Screen
Bite Barnes
Weys
The
Schilling’s
I Lb
Pink
SYRUS
Sie
Graham Mercantile
Southwest Corner Square
Wellington, Texas
Hedley
Dodsonville
O’rear
Chiyristin GS
Tor
Yuletide
Leader Store
Collingsworth
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