West Texas loan program aids regional development
U S Senator Tower announces that the Texas Panhandle Regional Development Corporation, certified by the Small Business Administration, will lend up to 500 000 per qualifying business for fixed assets. borrowers must cover 10 percent plus secure 50 percent from a bank, with 40 percent from the regional body. Loans can run up to 25 years with commercial loans at least half that period.
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Barns Hse Cause
West Texas
Texas Panhandle Regional Development Corporation
U.S
John Tower
Texas
Small Business Administration
Regional Development Corporation
Tower
Post Office Schedule Given For Christmas
Charles Britten, Welling ton postmaster, has announced the post office schedule for the Christmas weekend. Christmas Eve December 24 normal window and boxing of mail. all city and rural deliveries will be made. Christmas Day December 25 all post offices will be closed with no window or boxing of mail and no delivery of business residential rural or parcel post mail. all special delivery and express mail will be delivered on schedule. Monday December 27 normal window boxing and delivery of mail will be resumed.
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Charles Britten
Wellington
Hereford Man LJ Jones Jr Dies at 56
L J Jones Jr 56 of Hereford died in his sleep on December 18 from natural causes. Born February 16, 1926 in Wellington he moved to Deaf Smith County in 1953. He married Mary Lee in 1961 and was a WWII Army veteran and farmer. Funeral at First United Methodist Church Hereford with burial in West Park Cemetery. Survivors include wife four sons a daughter two sisters and ten grandchildren.
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Hereford
Collingsworth County
Judge Zook Thomas Farm
Mr. Jones
Wellington
Hattie Jones
Lewis Jones
Deaf Smith County
Mary Lee
First United Methodist Church
Weldon Butler
Wallace Kirby
Kings Manor
West Park Cemetery
Steve
Clovis
N.M
Dewayne
Amarillo
Dannie
David
Falfurrias
Nancy Urbanczyk
Kenyth Cass
W.S. Ingram
Friona
Clyde Emmett
Carroll Jones
Thomas
Wellington Rodeo Dance Promises New Year Festivities
Wellington Rodeo Association sponsors a New Year's Eve Dance at the community building Friday December 31 from 9 p.m. to 1 a.m. Eddie Black sher presides. Fred and the Ramblers of Altus Oklahoma provide country and rock music. Admission five dollars per person. Proceeds support rodeo events and entertainment.
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Wellington Rodeo Association
Eddie Blacksher
Fred and the Ramblers
Altus Oklahoma
Hospital Notes and Discharges in December
Visiting hours listed as 2:00 to 4:30 PM and 7:00 to 8:30 PM. Several patients admitted on December 16 to 20 including Hubert Baker, Bert Duke, Donald Curry, Mary Kelly, Pearl Gollihugh, Horace Powell, Lettie Hanna. discharges include Hubert Brown, Dora Rodriguez, Eva Needham, Marvin Manuel, Tommy Walker, Nellie Young, Flora Rolins, Cindy Nations, Lottie Hall with various dates.
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Donald Curry
Mary Kelly
Pearl Gollihugh
Horace Powell
Bill Kerlee
Lettie Hanna
Hubert Brown
Dora Rodriguez
Eva Needham
Marvin Manuel
Tommy Walker
Nellie Young
Flora Rolins
Cindy Nations
Lottie Hall
Ruby Bennett of Ralls Dies at 73
Ruby Bennett of Ralls died in her sleep on December 18 at age 73. Funeral services were held December 19 at Emma Church of Christ in Ralls with burial in Ralls Cemetery. Survived by husband Sam Bennett. daughters Dete Bennett Belton Leatha Mae Smiley Marlyn Ark and Leota Houchin Ralls. sons Bud Bennett Lubbock and Don Bennett Kansas. sisters and brothers-in-law including Mrs Thomas. relatives from Wellington attended.
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Ruby) Bennett
Ralls
Zook Thomas
Thomas
Emma Church of Christ At
Sam Bennett
Dete Bennett
Belton
Leatha Mae Smiley
Marlyn
Ark
Leota Houchin
Bud Bennett
Lubbock
Don Bennett
Kansas
Wellington
John Alf Thomas
Nancy Lindsey
D’jon
Diana
Danielle
Leader Readers Press List of Members and Areas
A compact roster lists Thomas nursing Con and P M Paschal joined by Gordonville H R Roberts in Amarillo with Cleo Robinson and S S Bayless from Hollis Oklahoma and other leaders in the region.
Graveside Rites Thursday for Bessie Scally
Former Wellington woman Bessie Scally died in Jacksonville on Tuesday just before her 100th birthday. Graveside services will be held Thursday at 11 a.m. in Fairview Cemetery with Rev. Elvis Pitts officiating. Kelso Funeral Home arranging. She lived on a farm south of Wellington before moving to Jacksonville in 1947. Surviving relatives include three daughters, three sons, a sister, and several grandchildren and great grandchildren. She was a Baptist.
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Bessie Scally
Jacksonville
H.P. Thomas
Fairview Cemetery
Elvis Pitts
Quail Baptist Church
Kelso
Fred Thomas
Frank Thomas
Bessie Thomas
Ector
Bonham
Hayward P. Thomas
Mary Long Thomas
Scally
Marguerite Snyder
Oxnard
Calif
Carmine Scott
Alma Reeves
Flint
Smith County
Hayward Scally
John Scally
Edmond, Wash
G.T. Scally
Corpus Christi
Essie Helvey
Dimmitt
Fort Worth Notice Fragment
Fragmentary OCR shows a Fort Worth address line in AR Byer and sen til notation. Readable pieces mention a Fort Worth location with a 76101 ZIP code and possible public or legal notice context.
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AR. Byer
Tan Fehaang San Sen Til
Fort Worth
PTO Holds Christmas Meeting at Wellington Elementary
Wellington PTO held a holiday meeting on December 15 at the elementary school featuring a Christmas program by third grade rooms taught by Alcie Estes and Frankie Campbell. Campbell’s room won the room count. A magic show ticket sale was approved for February 10 with details to follow.
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Wellington
Alcie Estes
Frankie Campbell
Shirley Howard
Beverly Hudson
Janet Lindley
Card of Thanks for Lord Gilbreth Leo Reeves and A L Duncan
The families express gratitude for gifts food flowers cards sympathy and prayers during their times of sorrow. They thank doctors hospital staff Gareth Forehand and others for prayers support and comfort in grief across several family notices.
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Lord Gilbreth
Leo Reeves
Kumar
Holcomb
Gareth Forehand
A.L. Duncan
Parking meter debut marks Oklahoma City's June 1935 start
Oklahoma City launches the Park-O Meter system as America's first parking meters on June 16 1935. City officials oversee installation and opening, signaling a shift in urban street management and traffic control.
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America
Oklahoma City
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