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Newspaper
Wellington Leader
Location
Wellington, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 31, 1981
Page
1
College Station reports smaller communities threaten fresh water as big cities grab rivers and lakes. Sociologist Dr Ruth Schaffer notes lack of foresight and political expertise leaves smaller towns vulnerable to water rights disputes amid booming populations. Help clean up Wellington.
A land lease covers 720 acres with oil and gas rights reserved, listing multiple owners and parcels across sections 10 25 26 37 38 and more in blocks 15 21, noting 190 acres for Dalton Vaughan and Hildred, plus restrictions on salt water injection and cross-land transport. Separate items describe a $50,000 yield, a concrete slab, year round HVAC, and a 60 by 100 foot dining hall being constructed by Rev. Doug DuBose with Yielding contributing labor, plus remodeling of the old dining hall into a recreational facility and Lutie Chapel work awaiting follow up.
Stella Payne transfers lots 21 and 22 in block 80 to Wayne D. Payne. Steve Davis transfers N14' lot 21 and all of lots 21 and 22, block 131 to Beverly J. Branum in Wellington.
Ruth Scott of Lubbock Texas leads with Mike Little of Shamrock Texas and Skippy Duncan of Pflugerville Texas in a Leader Readers panel. Rev Kennett Davis of Weatherford Oklahoma and Charles Simpson Jr of Pueblo Colorado also participate in the regional program.
Fragmentary OCR lists parcels and interests in sections 18 and 55 with names Harold Caldwell and wife Rai Gee Gnither and Patricia Leeva Sai, along with trustees entries and undivided interests in N W section 55 and N E w section 18. Details are incomplete and require source clarification.
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