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Newspaper
Wellington Leader
Location
Wellington, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 24, 1920
Page
3
The Wellington Leader imprint lists The Leader Printing Co. and editor J Claude Wells with postal matter designation and filing information. It notes second class matter status in Wellington Texas with a March 1879 act reference.
The passage recounts Caesar Augustus issuing a tax decree, Joseph and Mary traveling to Bethlehem, Mary delivering a son, and shepherds in the fields being told of the Savior Christ the Lord with angels praising God. The scene concludes with the manger and the message of peace and goodwill.
Farmers in Wilbarger county report chickens more profitable than cotton. They note chickens require year round care, while cotton or wheat demand peak effort at one season. The text contrasts steady work with variable yields and emphasizes attention to housing and feeding for productive flocks.
The Vernon Record notes a prosperous farmer must stay busy year round to protect profits. Chickens, sows, and hogs form a productive mix, preventing overhead from eating profits. Whether poultry, cotton, or wheat, profits do not simply come. the clever, hard worker wins today.
A satirical riff argues love rivals alcohol in intoxication, comparing passions to drugs and temperance, with fanciful biblical and mythic imagery. It mocks prohibition laws and images of love as a powerful, intoxicating force that resists legal control.
The American Legion mobilizes ex soldiers to support law officers amid a surge of crime. Members vow to aid, vowing to pursue criminals with disciplined, measured force while avoiding violence beyond safe limits.
A festive menu lists First course Gladness and Entrees Love with Smiles Gentleness and a street-wine sauce of Laughter Second course Hospitality served in varied forms including with Relatives Dignitaries or among Unfortunate Persons such as lonely widowed or childless people Dessert blends Mirth Gratitude Faith and Trust with Bondons of Good Cheer and Kindness.
Aberdeen pastor Mader Honeycutt will preach next Sunday and the following Sunday at Plymouth Christian Church, delivering two sermons in succession. The notices call for attendance and reflect a local church schedule.
The Plymouth school, led by Principal Prof. J. E. Biggs with Miss Nettie Bradley and Mrs. J. E. Biggs, held a Christmas program. Students and parents attended a ceremony with music, recitation, decorations, and gifts, followed by a lecture urging regular attendance after the break and a wish for Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year.
A Saturday night event at Mr and Mrs J W Moore’s home hosted young and married guests to music, cake, hot chocolate, games, and birthday wishes for Miss Majel Goad of Muntum Oklahoma and Miss Vera Moore. Attendees included the Montague, Miller, Moore families, and a line of local youths and guests thanking the hostess.
The Church of Nazarene announces a Salvation Rally on December 25 and 26 featuring three daily services. The event opens Christmas morning at 10 o clock with a glad tidings praise service led by Rev. J. S. Emmert of Wheeler scheduled to preach at 10:30, with Miss Alice Emmert in charge of the afternoon service and a Christmas sermon at 5:30 p.m. Sunday services follow, inviting all to worship the King in the beauty of holiness.
The merry Christmas wedding of Miss Ora Ming and Mr Walter Tasmatthi took place Sunday afternoon at Salt Fork with Rev J C Clanents officiating. The couple, well respected and prosperous, were formerly of Viymonth where their acquaintance began. Congratulations from many friends were extended.
Paul Bh. Ewing D D delivers message at 10:00 Bible School with Wednesday night prayer meeting. The church extends hearty invitation to worship and thanks neighbors and friends for sympathy and mercy after the loss of a beloved wife and mother. A. Buerger and children express gratitude.
The Myers family expresses gratitude to Pach and all who supported them during the illness and death of their beloved son. MR. AND MRS. GC. B. MYERS AND RELATIVES.
Skages and Chaney sold the grocery store in North Wellington to C. 10. Slay who has taken charge. The busy store is located and ready for new management.
A fragmented note describes a safe place amid confusion with mentions of people and a personal struggle. The text hints at seeking refuge and guidance, referencing individuals and a sense of loss or tension without clear events.
One hundred thousand Russian refugees in Poland face destitution with many women and children among them. The European Relief Council plans a joint appeal raised to 88 million dollars by eight American relief agencies to aid the maillrong of little Europeans needing food clothing and medical care before winter arrives.
Washington tax officials ruled that contributions to the European Relief Council for European children's relief fund are exempt from taxation and may be deducted from income tax returns.
A child speaks of Christmas delight amid cold mornings and school days. He loves routines yet longs for small comforts like cookies and crumbs. He notes the baby’s crumbs, shoes, and a mother’s quip about being good, smiling at Christmas joy.
Washington reports the year to date cotton ginned totals at 10 878 265 bales with breakdowns by state and bale type. American Egyptian and sea island varieties appear in specified counts, along with round bales and half bales. Interstate figures for Alabama through Virginia are listed with minor OCR inconsistencies.
In a strange exchange a resident explains his vote by saying he has no other reason beyond disliking a rival. The comment drew attention as townsfolk note the odd but stern honesty. The incident has sparked discussion about voter reasoning and political perceptions.
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