Funeral held Tuesday for Wellington leader Frank Hatch
Frank A. Hatch a longtime Wellington business civic and church figure died Monday February 23 in Collingsworth General Hospital after a long illness. Funeral services were at 2:00 p.m. Tuesday at First United Methodist Church with Rev. James Boswell officiating. Burial followed in Eldorado Cemetery Eldorado Oklahoma.
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Frank A. Hatch
Wellington
Collingsworth General Hospital
First United Methodist Church
James Boswell
Eldorado Cemetery
Eldorado
Okla
Kelso Funeral Home
Mr. Hatch
Stubblefield Dept
Hatch Dry Goods
Bill
Methodist Church
Hatch
H. Deskins Wells
Four Collingsworth Hospital Board Seats On Ballot
Terms of Otis Emmert Tom Cunningham C T Hubbard and Bill Jones expire this year none have filed yet The election was set for Saturday April 3 by the board on February 23 Filing closes March 9 Applicants must file a petition with 15 qualified voters The forms are available from C T Hubbard Wellington State Bank Bill Moseley City State Bank or Mrs Edi Williams at Collingsworth General Hospital.
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Collingsworth County Hospital Board
Otis Emmert
Tom Cunningham
C.T. Hubbard
Bill Jones
Garner Alcom
Hubbard
Wellington State Bank
Bill Moseley
City State Bank
Edi Williams
Collingsworth General Hospital
Chamber of Commerce Banquet on February 26
About 200 county and area residents will hear Reagan V. Brown, special assistant to Governor Dolph Briscoe, speak at the Chamber of Commerce banquet Thursday February 26 at 7 18 p.m. in Burn Handley Community Center. Awards will be given for service in several categories and the Outstanding Man or Woman will be chosen by the public. A preview of the musical I Love America by the Liberty Singers will be presented.
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Chamber of Commerce
Reagan V. Brown
Dolph Briscoe
Burn Handley
Brown
Wellington
Collingsworth Chamber of Commerce
Salt Fork Soil Conservation District
America
Liberty Singers
B.M. Sims
Wellington Leader editor Deck Wells dies at 73
Esdact Dies Mon. H. Deskins Wells longtime editor and publisher of The Wellington Leader dies at Collingsworth General Hospital at 6 45 p m He served as owner from 1931 and led the paper to regional state and national awards He wrote Decks Didactics and guided Texas press groups and campaigns across Texas.
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Henry Deskins
Deck) Wells
Collingsworth County
Lucy Duke Wells
Henry Clay Wells
Canyon Normal
West Texas State University
University of Texas At Austin
Phi Kappa Psi
Daily Texan
Wellington
The
Leader
J. Claude Weiss
Texas
Deck
Wells
Panhandle Press Association
Texas Press Association
Congress
Texas Press Messenger
Quail-Valley Clash For District 4-B Title Friday
Quail and Valley meet Friday at 7 30 p m in Clarendon High Gym to decide the 4 B district crown. Quail seeks an uncontested championship after a tight round robin, while Valley would force a playoff if they win and force a subsequent game with Mobeetie the 3 B champion.
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Quail
Valley Boys
Clarendon High School
Quails
Valley
Bill Wilson
Mobeetie
Norwood
Estelline
Hedley
Lakeview
Flea Market Planned for First Weekend in March
Johnny Nash leads a Wellington Lions event inviting all to bring items to sell at a weekend market on Highway 83 behind Johnny's Texaco. Sellers park their vehicles and an area behind the Texaco will host stalls. The market aims to become a monthly event drawing traders from long distances.
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Johnny Nash
Johnny
Texaco
Wellington
Wellington Uwe s Texas Education
A fragmented report notes Austin survey and advisory input on school plant decisions. Clement says consultants act as advisors only and final decisions remain with the school authorities.
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Wellington
Uwe
Texas Education
Austin
Cleement
Clement
Mrs W R Adams Dies in Amarillo at 75
Funeral services were held for Mrs W R Adams Saturday at the Church of the Nazarene with Rev John Harrison officiating. Born Mary Jackson Dickey on March 26 1892 in Tennessee she moved to Collingsworth County in 1906 and married W L Adams in Grassbur on August 18 1912.
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W.R. Adams
Church of the Nazarene
John Harrison
Adams
Northwest Texas Hospital
Amarillo
Mary Jackson Dickey
Tennessee
James L. Dickey
Ann McClure Dickey
Collingsworth County
Wlr
Grassbur
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Gary Wofford
Sandy Parsons
Wil
Herty Wells
Reagan'y. Brumn
Texas Daily
Quail-Valley
Norw
Norwood Eagles
Jin
Clinton Oldham
Loe Oldham
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