Large lighted Chet Candie feature at church altar
A large lighted sign reading Chet Candie will be placed at the front on the altar as part of the ceremony. The display is described as a prominent focal point for the event.
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Newspaper
Wellington Leader
Location
Wellington, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 23, 1982
Page
16
A large lighted sign reading Chet Candie will be placed at the front on the altar as part of the ceremony. The display is described as a prominent focal point for the event.
A church program will begin with a Tin program followed by refreshments served during a fellowship period. Children of the church are invited to participate and enjoy the activities planned for all ages.
The aggregation will include O Come All Ye Faithful The First Noel and Hark the Herald Arigets Sing. Scripture readings by the pastor Cary Don Neeley and possibly others will alternate with special Christmas music in a modern vein by Oran Sain. The program ends with a prayer and Joy to the World.
David Hall, youth director of the Church of Christ, will resign to become associate minister at Elm and Hudson Streets Church of Christ in Altus Oklahoma. He will work with youth teach classes preach monthly and lead singing. Hall and his family depart December 30 after arriving in Wellington in May 1978.
Ambrose Leonard Duncan known as A L Duncan of 1400 East Avenue died at 5 55 am Sunday December 19 in Collingsworth General Hospital after a long illness. A retired farmer rancher aged 75, he worked northwest of Wellington in Rolla country near Summerwood and had lived in the county since 1919. Born September 15 1907 in Montague County, he was the son of Harvey L Duncan and Edna Pirtle Duncan and married Bill Cox on November 6 1926 in Wellington. Funeral services were held at 2 pm Monday December 20 at the Church of Christ with Garell officiating.
The service for Dock Keesee was held Tuesday December 14. Relatives attending included Mrs. Handley’s son Jim Brock of Amarillo and five nieces and nephews, children of the late Mrs. Bessie Winters. Others listed were Mr and Mrs John Winters of Pineville Louisiana Mr and Mrs O C Chapman of Many Louisiana Mr and Mrs Paul Winters and Jean Winters of Kennedale and Mr and Mrs Vernon Trammel of Fort Worth. The North Pole records note the sun not seen for 186 days each year.
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