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Newspaper
Wellington Leader
Location
Wellington, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 31, 1998
Page
2
Derwin Comer, youth minister and music director at First Baptist Church, urges using Ephesians 4 29 as the year 1999 goal. He asks readers to pause before speaking, ensuring words build others up and benefit listeners, warning that speech can have lasting effects.
Collingsworth Public Library closes at 1 p.m. on December 30 and stays shut through December 31 and January 1, 1999. Wellington Leader offices also close Friday. The paper wishes readers a healthy prosperous 1999 and lists local recognitions, school updates, sports results, and community happenings from Wellington Sumnerwood Hedley and surrounding areas, including elections, UIL results, scholarship signings, and local events.
Kevin Rhodes argues that biblical baptism must be immersion for forgiveness salvation and joining the church. He contrasts water baptism with the Holy Spirit baptism and cites Acts Col Gal and Mk to support one baptism as the basis of unity.
The board heard plans for a new commons area and an adjoining building to the brick gymnasium on Rocket Road. Architect Steve Butler and construction manager Thurman James presented perspective plans with action postponed to the January meeting. Anne Long and Joe Baumgardner were appointed to three year terms on the Collingsworth Public Library Board. an audit by Holly Sipe reviewed a bid from Ireman's Fund of $17,520.25 for property and auto insurance. The board authorized purchasing three file servers and a router for $19,064.50 and heard reports from Taylor and Principals Williams and Chisum on construction and completion.
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