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Newspaper

Wellington Leader

Location

Wellington, Texas, United States of America

Date

Feb 02, 1967

Page

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Wellington High School Band Named Outstanding at WT State Festival

The Wellington High School stage band won the outstanding Class AA honor at the West Texas State University Stage Band Festival held January 28 on its campus. The group also earned a Division 1 rating, with two members named to the All-Star Band.

Wellington High School West Texas State University Wellington Phillips Hamlin James Larson Sharon Daves David Groves Phil Hewitt Paschal High School Fort Worth Melvin Montgomery Snyder High School

Death Takes Newt Price Monday Night

W N Price 78 a Collingsworth County resident since 1941 died at his Wellington home January 20 at 10 30 p m He had been ill and hospitalised earlier this month The veteran farmer longtime Navarro County native known as Newt Price was married in 1919 to Josephine Toten They lived in Navarro County before moving to Collingsworth County Funeral services were held at the First Methodist Church Wednesday at 2 30 p m with Rev Ellis officiating

W. N. Price Collingsworth County Wellington Mr. Price Sumnerwood Belton Navarro County William Newton Price Newt Josephine Toten American Legion The Baptist Church First Methodist Church Ellis

Major Kenneth Winter Dies in Plane Crash

Major Kenneth Wayne Winter 35 of the United States Air Force died when his plane crashed near Hamilton AFB California Wednesday January 25 He was an Air Science instructor at San Francisco State College and flew with a student pilot He is survived by his wife Sue Chandler two daughters Linda Kay and Katherine Sue his mother Arvezene Winter and brothers James A Winter and Keith Winter Burial with full military honors was at Tyler Memorial Park Tyler services were held January 29 at First Baptist Church Tyler.

Kenneth Wayne Winter United States Air Force Wellington Hamilton Air Force Base California Major Winter San Francisco State College Arvezene Winter Selman Tyler Alvin Winter Skyrockets Amarillo Junior College Badger Baylor University Baylor Air Force England Korea United States Indiana Arizona Texas Perrin Air Force Base Sherman First Baptist Church Roy Jerrell

Quail Hobby Club Spaghetti Supper Benefit Planned

A benefit spaghetti supper is scheduled Friday evening February 3 at Quail before basketball games vs Dodson. Proceeds fund repairs and improvements to the home economics cottage. a committee will work with Superintendent E P Haynie on needs and fundraising.

Quail Dodson Raymond Ross Quail Hobby Club E. P. Haynie

County Four-H Steer Scores at Stock Show

A Brahman-Hereford cross steer owned by Wellington 4-H members Mike and Keith Davis was named reserve champion in the Fat Cass live-animals judging at the Fort Worth Fat Stock Show. The Davis brothers are sons of G. N. Davis. Mike showed the steer. The reserve champion was bred by Donaghy Ranches of Wellington, which also bred the grand champion shown by Monte Seymour of Lipan. Carcass judging was pending results.

Cieampion Lambs Collingworth County 4-H Amarillo Paul Wilbur Jimmy Chappel Gary Scott Jim Moss Mike Keith Davis Wellington Fort Worth G. N. ‘Davis Donaghy Ranches James Doneghy Braford Monte Seymour Lipan

Farm Program Sign-up Starts February 6 for 1967 Crops

Mil lard Brown of the ASCS office said sign-up for 1967 cotton wheat and feed grain under the Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation program begins Monday February 6 and continues through Friday March 3. The four week period requires prior planning to speed processing. Programs will largely mirror last year with some changes.

Millard Brown ASCS

Norwood Leader Cecil Brown Dies After 35 Years of Service

Cecil Preston Brown longtime Norwood area leader died January 25 at the Veterans Administration Hospital in Amarillo after a stroke. He operated a Plymouth Samnarwood grocery with wife Cleo since 1937, earlier partnered with father in law Matt Tenison. Born 1896 in Lingleville he served in World War I and contributed to water, school athletics, Lions Club, and Church of Christ in Dozier.

Cecil Preston Brown Sumnerwood Veterans Administration Hospital Amarillo Mr. Brown Cleo Samnarwood Matt Tenison Plymouth Samnarwood School Samnerwood Water Corp Church of Christ At Collingsworth County Cleo Tenison Brown

West Texas editor to speak at Chamber banquet Feb 9

W H Bill Collyns Midland Reporter Telegram editor since 1946 will address the annual Chamber of Commerce banquet on Thursday February 9. Wellington High School Stage Band will perform and Zook Thomas will present awards. Wayne Cudd will introduce officers and directors.

West Texas Chamber of Commerce W. H Bill) Collyns Midland Reporter- Telegram N. M. Higdon Collyns Wellington High School James Larson Zook Thomas Wayne Cudd Midland Chamber of Commerce U.S. Army McCamey News West Texas Chamber of Commerce Texas, Good Roads Association First Presbyterian Church of Midland Midland Junior Chamber of Commerce Downtown Lions Club Church Presbytery of the Southwest

Work of Professionals Burglary Targets Dodson Bank

Sheriff Rainey reports a professional style bank and post office burglary at First State Bank of Dodson and Dodson post office. Thieves used a cutting torch to enter from inside vaults and escaped with about 1048.67 dollars. Investigators note lack of inside fingerprints but many exterior tracks and water poured into a vault isles to prevent fire.

First State Bank of Dodson Dodson Post Office John Rainey Sheriff Rainey Rainey Floyd Teutsch

Wellington to Launch Boy Scout Fund Drive February 7

The annual Boy Scout fund drive for Wellington begins with a pancake breakfast February 7 at 7 a.m. in the First Christian Church Fellowship Hall. Districts across Comanche and Adobe Walls Council host drives. many local workers and community leaders are named to organize and collect for a year-round program aiding 8 to 18 year old boys.

Wellington Fellowship Hall First Christian Church Comanche Adobe Walls Council Clarendon Memphis Shamrock Wheeler Robert Posey Ronald Crosley Tiny Taylor Bobo Castleberry Herman Childress Bill Langford John Sherman Hurshel Tyler Troy Marsh J. B. Oney Mack Saied Jr Calvin Hurst Ralph Owens Eddie Slay Dave Agnew Sandy Parsons

New Mexico Man Sends 50 Dollar Gift to Wellington Blood Bank

Cliff Cook of Albuquerque owner of Town House mails a 50.09 donation to the Red Cross Blood Bank fund. He fondly recalls Wellington days and his classmates, asks Deskins Wells to forward the gift to Sister Mary Adela at the hospital, and invites a visit if ever in the area.

Red Cross Blood Bank New Mexico Wellington Cliff Cook Town House of Albuquerque Central Avenue S.E Deskins Wells The Wellington Leader Wells Mary Adela Cook Deskins Collingsworth You Frank Cocke Tom Campbell Johnny French Candier Hawkins Polly O’neil Luther Gribble Frank Cooke

Band Booster Meeting Called

A Band Boosters Club meeting is set for Monday night February 6 at 7 p.m. in the band hall. Band Director James Larson says a lot of business must be discussed and urges all members to attend. A film from the Canyon appearance in November will be shown and the stage band tape from January 28 in Canyon will be heard.

James Larson Canyon

Temperatures Show No Moisture For Month

Weather notes indicate a dry month with no recorded moisture. Highs and lows not specified, but the period totals show no measurable precipitation.

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Death Newt Price Kenneth Winter Cecil Brown Norwood Ago West Texas Press Association Texas Editorial Association Texas Associated Press Managing Editors Chamber of Commerce Managers Association of West Junior Achievement of Midland Ron Ald Crosley Church of the Nazarene Hiram Cudd Jeff Wilson John F. Coleman Dodson Bank Federal Burrau Raymond M. Lester John Riley Edward J. Kilday Bill Baten Pampa George Hooten Donald Nunnceiley Back Paya Don Settles C. T. Hubbard Dee Burba Sandy Parsons Jr John Holton Jack Sanford Sam Adams Harold Gattis John Coleman Henry Sullivan Denver Powell Robert Powell Robert Lewis Boyd Derryberry R. L. Templeton A. B. Earnest Dub Marchant Billy Moseley Eddie Wheeler Billy Hatch Johnny Barnett Hall Donley Mign Lew Sun Wed
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