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Newspaper
Wellington Leader
Location
Wellington, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 27, 2001
Page
1
Dusty McGuire of Keep Amarillo Beautiful curates a Wise Men display at a museum and a library as part of Christmas decor efforts. A longtime civic activist, she was named Woman of the Year in 1993 and is known for driving the Nite of Lites on John Stiff Street.
Jackie Johnson announces candidacy for re election to the office of county and district clerk of Coltingsworth county in the March 12, 2002 Democratic Primary. She notes service since 1999, family details, and commitment to honest confidential professional service with appreciation for support.
LtCol Ret Dudley Coleman announces candidacy for Commissioner of Precinct 4 in the March 12, 2002 Democratic primary. He cites three terms since 1983 and notes Collingsworth County ranking as the 13th poorest in Texas per the 1999 Tax Year report. He pledges no salary, Medicare and US Army health supplements, and lifelong veteran support while introducing himself to new county residents.
Residents are urged to donate used Christmas and gift cards to The Wellington Leader. Drop off front halves or whole cards to support St. Jude’s. This community drive aims to recycle cards and raise funds for the charity.
Mary John Hicks announced her candidacy for Republican County Chair after being elected to fill the unexpired term by the Collingsworth County Republican Executive Committee on December 11 2001. She plans to appear on the March 12 2002 primary ballot and has long served in county election roles and party leadership.
Photographs of children with Santa Claus were taken at the museum on Thursday December 13, 2001. The event showcased festive displays and holiday cheer as families lined up for keepsake pictures.
Bill Lindsey declares candidacy for Justice of the Peace in Precinct 1 subject to the Republican Primary. A native of Collingsworth County he aims to meet every voter before the primary and solicits support if he misses someone.
Keith Davis announces candidacy for Collingsworth County Attorney. A Wellington High School graduate with ten years of local practice, he serves as an Air Force reservist in JAG and has military prosecution, defense, and civil litigation experience. Licensed in Texas and Oklahoma, he has argued before the Texas Supreme Court and the US Board of Contract Appeals. He is married to Shari Hellizzi with two daughters, Holly and Joy, plus Larkin, who attend Wellington Jr High. Davis asks for votes.
Community Bank announces Mark C. White as president of the Sesnet branch effective January 1, 2002. White holds a bachelor’s degree in agriculture business and economics from Clarendon Junior College and West Texas State University.
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