Four Calves From Collingsworth at Fort Worth Show
Four Collingsworth County club steers compete at the Ft Worth Livestock Show this week per extension agent Don Reeves assisted by Richard Fourmentin. Owners Darvin Nix Patricia Fourmentin Tommy Thomason Tim Hartman with weight-ins Wed Feb 1 and sales decisions pending on whether calves sell at Ft Worth or wait for Houston.
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Collingsworth County
Ft. Worth
Don Reeves
Reeves
Richard Fourmentin
Darvin Nix
Jerry Nix
Patricia Fourmentin
Tommy Thomason
Troy G. Thomason
Hereford
Tim Hartman
Ronnie Hartman
Fourmentin
Darvin
Tim
Patricia
Tommy
Houston
Christian School Names New Director Pam Pyeatt
Pam Pyeatt named supervisor of the Christian School operated by Abundant Life Fellowship. She began Thursday January 19 at the start of the second semester. The Pyeatts came from Casper Wyoming and had previously lived in Wellington where Ralph worked in oil fields. Mrs. Pyeatt trained in Accelerated Christian Education.
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Pam Pyeatt
Abundant Life Fellowship
Political Candidates Must File by Monday February 6
Deadline set at 6 p.m. February 6 for candidates to file for ballot spots in the first Democratic Primary. Doug Seal notes no filings after that time. Several precinct chairs and district races listed with incumbents and gaps in some precincts.
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Doug Seal
Seal
Willie B. Harwell
Willie Knoll
Rudie Tate
Helen Fires
Dodson
Miss Wellington Contest Saturday Pageant at High School
The 1984 Miss Wellington pageant will be held Saturday February 4 at 7 p.m. in the Wellington High School auditorium with the senior class sponsoring. Four runners up will be chosen and entertainment will precede the crowning by reigning Miss Wellington Vanda Wood.
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Wellington
Vanda Wood
Gay McAlister
Narrator
Chad Holland
James Williams
Janna Nunnelley
George Reynolds
Lolly Campbell
Diane Moore
Hope Thomas
Toni Trame
Lennie Morgan
Todd Roberson
Ron Long
Ing
James Shepard
Jay Warrick
Michael Breedlove
Barry Long
Lynn Bartlett
Quail Fire Department Benefit Basketball Tourney
A charity basketball event to aid the Quail Fire Department will be held at Hedley gym on Saturday with eight men’s teams and one women’s game Quail versus Hedley at 6 p.m. The schedule runs from 8 a.m. featuring Hedley Firefighters and Out of Towners, through 11:45 a.m. Wellington versus Saint Matthews Elk City, with a winners bracket game at 2:15 p.m. Sparks interest as senior escorts and Miss Wellington candidates are listed for page two.
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New Quail Fire Department
Hedley
Quail
Flaming Firefighters
Out of Towners
Wellington
Shamrock
Harvey
Pampa
Wheeler
Saint Mathews
Elk City
Wellington Councilmen Seek Re election
Wellington city officials announced that three council members Lyndon Crelia Gary Brewer and Willie Gragson will seek full two year terms in the upcoming election Milburn Derryberry appointed last spring to an unexpired term must run for the remainder of that term if elected Serving until April 1985 Mayor Ralph Owens and councilman Sam McGill have terms extending to 1985 The election is set for Saturday April 7 with filing from February 6 to March 7
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Wellington
Glen Taylor
Lyndon Crelia
Gary Brewer
Willie Gragson
Milburn Derryberry
Texas
Ralph Owens
Sam McGill
New Traffic Guidelines Button Up at Wellington Elementary
Wellington Elementary adopts new pickup rules to reduce congestion around 2:30 p.m. Principal Melvin Cardwell and administrator Tommy Thomas urge parents to park facing south on Childress Street from 2:30 to 2:45 p.m. due to nearby nursing home patients and emergency needs. The plan emphasizes collective action to protect children and patients.
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Wellington
Melvin Cardwell
Tommy Thomas
Childress Street
Bar ney Glenn and Shadid honored at Wellington Chamber event
Rancher Barney Glenn, owner of 4000 acres, received the Outstanding Rancher Award by Salt Fork Soil and Water Conservation District. George Shadid, a Wellington merchant, was named Citizen of the Year as The Fair Store closes after 61 years in business. Also named were Jeannie Adams Young Careerist of 1984 and Pearl Harwell Woman of the Year. Senator Bill Sarpalius urged support for rural schools and tax options, noting crime rise and highway needs.
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Barney Glenn
Salt Fork Soil and Water Conservation District
Earl Patterson
Sfcwd Board
George Shadid
Rose
Left
Marie
Chamber of Commerce
Wellington
Bill Sarpalius
Shadid
Tommy Hudson
B&pw Club
Jeannie Adams
B&pw
Pearl Harwell
Sarpalius
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