Dangerous Holiday Thoughts From Windy Valley
A neighbor shares a Christmas letter reflection on God’s blessings and wonder. The piece urges mindful spiritual growth over material boasting, cites John 1:14, and invites readers to reread the nativity with fresh awe, then offers festive home tips featuring luxury brands and scents.
Greenbelt Electric Cooperative Presents Entertainment
A brief notice from Greenbelt Electric Cooperative highlights an upcoming community entertainment event. The cooperative invites members and neighbors to attend, promising a night of performances and local talent in a shared, family friendly setting.
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Greenbelt Electric Cooperative
Birthday thanks note to Rhonda and Darrell
Viola Colson expresses gratitude to Rhonda and Darrell for hosting a November birthday party and to everyone who attended. appreciation extends to those who prayed called and sent cards during hospitalizations. special thanks to Danny West for calling 911 and to Dr Baula and Collingsworth General Hospital nursing staff.
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Rhonda
Darrell
Danny West
Dr. Baula
Collingsworth General Hospital
Viola Colson
Peters Thank Wellington Responders After House Fire
Marshall and Louise Peters express gratitude to Wellington Fire Dept Collingsworth County Sheriff’s Dept Wellington Ambulance Service American Red Cross neighbors friends and family for aid after a November 30 house fire. They thank Billy Neeley and Neeley Construction for quick repairs enabling them to be home for Christmas and credit their Lord for protection.
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Wellington
Collingsworth County Sheriff's Dept
American Red Cross
Billy Neeley
Neeley
Reminiscing about Wellington's WWII era and school days
A veteran reminiscence details teen life in Wellington amid rivalry with Shamrock, WWII enlistments, and a close knit community. It recalls local families, teachers like Mrs Henderson and Mr Birchfield, football triumphs in 1940, and the impact of education and service on later life.
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Shamrock
Wellington
Boyd
Brian Williams
O. D. Ham
Bobbie Ella Holton
Nellie Blyelay
R. V. Estes
Don B. Austin
Pete Melton
Goldie Johnson
Cathleen Holley
Bledsoe
O'Rear
Cox
Langford
California
Oregon
US Services
USN
Murmansk
Russia
Pacific
Okinawa
Japan
Oklahoma
Hollis
Mangum
Hobart
Texola
Jr. High
Obituaries for Beatrice Thomas and Janie Tuckness
Beatrice Thomas 76 of Wellington died December 21 1998 in Amarillo. Funeral service held December 23 at First Baptist Church with burial at South Fairview Cemetery. Beatrice worked as a registered nurse and owned nursing homes in McLean and Wellington. Survivors include two sons a daughter seven grandchildren and three great grandchildren. Memorials to First Christian Church Building Fund. Janie G Tuckness 51 of Amarillo died December 2 1998. Funeral December 23 at Paramount Terrace Christian Church burial at Memorial Park by Schooler Funeral Home. Survivors include husband mother three daughters sister and two grandchildren. Wellington connections noted.
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Beatrice Thomas
Wellington
Amarillo
First Baptist Church
Kerry Hookstra
First Christian Church of
Erick
South Fairview Cemetery
Adams Funeral Home
Michael Ray Thomas
Jeremy Thomas
Jason Thomas
Doyle Lee
Billy Smith
David Rudy
Kirk Watts
Comanche County
Willie Lee
Gussie Colley Ewing
Quail
Northwest Texas Hospital School of Nursing
Trusten A. Thomas
Laredo
Beatrice
McLean
Hospital Auxiliary
RSVP
First Christian Church
Trusten A. Thomas Jr
Billy W. Thomas
Patricia A. Barnett
First Christian Church Building Fund
Paramount Terrace Christian Church
Larry York Houston
Memorial Park
Schooler Funeral Home
Tuckness
Troy Gardner
Amarillo High School
Amarillo College
San Angelo State University
Terry Wayne Tuckness
Realtors
San Angelo
Grace Gardner
Nashville, TN
Christy Fogleman
the Woodlands
Kari Wooley
Corpus Christi
K. C. Tuckness
Helen Ellis
Nashville
Bill Gardner
Austin
Ethel Litueton
Billie Seitz
Fa.Horton
Eight arrests reported by Collingsworth County sheriff
The Collingsworth County Sheriff's Office reports eight arrests over two weeks starting mid December. People named include Lamar Thomas, 17, for failing to attend high school with a $500 fine and five days in jail. Sandra Culpepper, 31, jailed for criminal mischief with $2000 bond. George Ryan, 33, held on a Parker County theft charge with $500 bond. Lois Brown, 28, for forgery with $10,000 bond. James Marshall, 53, on a Deaf Smith charge with $500 bond. Pablo Pina, 34, of Dodson, for marijuana and paraphernalia with $2000 bond, pled guilty to the paraphernalia charge and fined $500. Margie Saldana, 28, jailed for forgery. and Valery Sacac of the Texas Department, along with Howard Francis Hicka, 4d, charged with public intoxication and related actions.
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Collingsworth Co
Lamar Thomas
Collingsworth County
Sandra Culpepper
George Ryan
Parker County
Ryan
Lois Brown
James Marshall
Smith
Pablo Pina
Dodson
Pina
J. P. Nent
Margie Saldana
Valery Sacac
Texas
Howard Francis Hick
Hicks
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