City State Bank Doubles Capital At Annual Meet
City State Bank of Wellington increases capital stock from 50600 to 100000 via 100 percent stock dividend approved by the Texas Department of Banking and the FDIC. President Jeff D. Wilson cites local growth despite two years of drought and 1970 inflation as deposits and assets rise.
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City State Bank
Wellington
Department of Banking of Texas
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Jeff D. Wilson
Wilson
Linda Orr Wins District Legion Oratory Contest
Wellington High School senior Linda Orr will compete in the 18th District American Legion oratorical contest in Amarillo after winning Zone 3 in Memphis on Dec. 7 as a representative of the Frank King Post. She will deliver the same speech on domestic tranquility from the U.S. Constitution.
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Linda Orr
Wellington
American Legion
Amarillo
Linda
Memphis
Frank King
V. K. Orr, Jr
Collingsworth County Targets 9 Million in Agricultural Income by 1976
Local Extension staff and the County Program Building Committee project Collingsworth County’s agricultural income rising from a 1968-69 base of 4.92 million to more than 9 million by 1976. The plan, part of Texas 3.76 in ’76, aims for a statewide 2.76 billion in 1976 and relies on livestock gains and hay production, with cattle, stocker, and dairy sectors driving the growth.
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Collingsworth County
Texas Agricultural Extension Service
Texas
Collingsworth
Callingsworth
Texas A&m
Collingaworth
Don Reeves
Reeves
Guar
Blood chairman leads Collingsworth Red Cross drive
Thomas Blood becomes 1971 chairman of the Collingsworth County Red Cross at a Jan 27 meeting presided by Fort Worth division rep Charles Fodor. Trusten A. Thomas Jr. named vice chairman and Blood Chairman with five co heads for the fund drive and other officers elected.
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Earl Hunter
Collingsworth County
Johns. Kilgore
Katie Isbell
Kenyard Pofeet
Jim Sikes
First Aid
Philip Daniels
Sister Mary Perpetua
Billy Hatch
Fodor
Red Cross
American Red Cross
Shamrock Quail Allisons Meet for District 3 B Crown
Quail players from Shamrock and Allison face a decisive round robin in District 3 B south zone as the winner advances to the district tournament. The final matchup is set for Thursday with the tourney slated for February 18 at Le Fors.
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Quail-Allison
Bill Wilson
Quail Quails
Allison Boye
Tock
Mtrae Shee Ies
Lefors
Ernie Eee
Tal ““Duail
Ann Fay
Gilcough
Alae
Euch Wituon Salge
W. B. Wilson Dies at 93 After Long Illness
W. B. Wilson, longtime Salt Fork resident and community builder, died Monday at Thomas Nursing Home at 5 55 p m after a lengthy illness. Born March 12 1877 in Ellis County he settled in Salt Fork in 1906 and helped establish the Salt Fork School and Methodist Church. He retired from farming in 1940s and later worked in Barger before returning to Wellington.
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B. Wilson
Salt Fork
Thomas Nursing Home
Mr. Wilson
Ellis County
Collingsworth County
Wilson
Lubbock Mayor Dr Granberry to Speak at Col- lingsworth Banquet
Dr James H Granberry the youngest ever elected mayor of Lubbock will be the Collingsworth Chamber of Commerce speaker Monday February 8 in Burn Handley Community Center at 7 15 p m A crowd of about 200 is expected The event includes master of ceremonies Rev Roy D Collins Jr and entertainment by group singing and dinner music The program features awards and new officers and board members with Harold Gattis presiding as president and introducing Dr Granberry readers note.
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Lubbock
Collingsworth Chamber of Commerce
Burn Handley Community Center
Jack Sanford
Roy D. Collins, Jr
First Baptist Church
Tom Wilkins
Truman Estes
Tom Rogers
Assembly of God
Collins
Deskirs Wells
Chamber of Commerce
Harold Gattis
Dr. Granberry
Jeff Wilson
Wellington
Baylorre College of Dentistry
Ico City
Nixon
W. E
Dub) Marchant
Jack Neeley
Lynn Jenkins
C. T. Hubbard
A. J. Fires, Jr
Bobo Castleberry
Robert Lewis
John S. Coleman
Alvin Horton
Billy Hatch
Jimmy Kelso
Welch
George Shadid
Robert Owens
Coleman
West Texas Chamber of Commerce
Shadid
CC Water Board
Wells
Mr. Sanford
Jenkins
Hatch
Earl Patterson
W. R. Breeding
Gattis
Marchant
C. M. Aaron
Bonnie Willis Iis
Wellington Firemen Answer Two Calls Saturday
Wellington firemen answered two calls Saturday January 30 one a false alarm. A grass fire near Ellison Park could not be located after drive bys and the rural unit responded to a truck fire five miles west of the US 8242 intersection. The driver from Wheeler said a brake drum overheated and sparked but he extinguished it before the unit arrived.
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Wellington
Ellison Park
Alton Wilkins
Wheeler
Elm Creek Watershed Development Project Review Planned
A March 8 to 12 field review will assess Elm Creek Watershed Development spanning Callingsworth northeast area and Wheeler Gray counties. Gary Reed notes engineers and economists from the State Soil Conservation District Board and State Soil Conservation Service will determine costs and benefits to judge feasibility before planning.
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Tri-County
Elm Creek
Gary Reed
SCS
Callingsworth
Wheeler
Iastern Gray
State Soil Conservation District Board
State Soil Conservation Service
Reed
Collingsworth
Gray and Wheeler
Salt Fork
Gray and Wheeler County
Tuberculosis Clinic Set for Wellington February 9 10
First in a series of quarterly chest clinics will run February 9 and 10 in Wellington serving Collingsworth and surrounding counties. The event targets over 100 positive Mantoux reactors and includes chest x rays, INH prescriptions, and follow up under Texas TB Control Division oversight.
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Wellington
Collingsworth
Texas Public Health Department
Bara Handley
Sanat
Ear Mesa
Health Department
TB Control” Division
Region 10
Mias Sue Barfoot
R.N
Marilyn Metcalf
Amarillo
St. Joseph's Hospital
McCarty
Death of Veteran Bess of Goliad Reported
Aged veteran Bess of Goliad dies at 3 45 p m Saturday January 10 in the Veterans Administration Hospital Amarillo Texas Born in Goliad the former resident, 63, served in Word, Echuae, and a a.
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Willie
Bess
Wellington
Veterans Administration Hospital
Amarillo Te
Pirat
Goliad
County Steers Rank High at Amarillo Show
Five junior Hereford and Angus steers led a high placing run at the Amarillo Fat Stock Show. Keith Davis owned the top lightweight Hereford that finished second among 57, while another Davis calf won eighth in lightweight Angus among 45. Allen Havens and Keith Martin also placed in heavy and lightweight classes respectively. Crossbreds sold for 35 cents per pound, and seven calves were entered in the Houston Livestock Show.
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Amarillo
Collingsworth
Don Reeves
Keith Davis
Keith
Joel Roas
Allen Havens
Keith Martin
Allen
Reeves
Houston
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