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Newspaper

Wellington Leader

Location

Wellington, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jan 06, 1972

Page

7

DIDACTICS AND DOLLARS IN RURAL OUTLOOKS

The column surveys cotton allotments and their value in 1972 with one expert estimating a $100 loss per unused acre. It notes prior peanut allotment losses, markets in Texas and Oklahoma, and a $500 per acre sale price for favorable soils. It also covers currency devaluation impacts, a subscription issue in Mesquite, corn overproduction fears, jet turbulence experiences, and an Anne of The Thousand Days screening at the Ritz Theatre.

Texas Oklahoma

Kelso couple honored for ambulance service in Wellington area

About 800 friends attended a Burn Handley Community Center open house to honor Jimmie and Gladys Kelso for long service to the county and for donating a fully equipped ambulance to the Volunteer Ambulance Service. The Kelso Funeral Home has served the area since 1936 and supported local churches and civic groups.

Denton Lawton Oklahoma Jimmie Kelso Burn Handley Community Center Chamber of Commerce City of Wellington Commissioners Court Business and Professional Women’s Club Robert Fleming Darren Deborah Tom Lockwood Austin Kelso Wellington High School Ray Goodson Memphis Hedley Clarendon McLean Gladys Kelso Church of Christ First Baptist Church

Couple From Montana Visit and Harvest at Power

Mr and Mrs Jim Anderson of Power Montana visit his wife’s ill mother Mrs Inez Gosnell and sister and brother while assisting with harvesting cotton. He runs a television shop in Power and she is Helen Gosnell. Also noted is history of Mr Nipper’s farming and moves to Tulsa Dim mitt Amarillo and other details. The article lists survivors including six relatives and eight grandchildren. A separate note states a shipment origin destination must be given and will be under quarantine upon arrival as inspected by a New Mexico Livestock Inspector with an estimated ten days.

Jim Anderson Power Montana Inez Gosnell Wayne Cummings Robert Gosnell Mr. Anderson New Mexico

Holiday Visitors Spread Across Amarillo and Nearby Towns

Families from Amarillo and surrounding areas shared holiday visits with relatives in Woodward Lawton Glade Water Anchorage and more. Guests ranged from Kirby Campbell to the Bergvall and Fulcher families with trips to Red River New Mexico and Tres Ritas. A February banquet will honor officers and directors with committee appointments to follow.

Parsons

Parker Buys Texaco Station On Highway 83 South

Earl Parker announced the repurchase of the Texaco Station on Highway 83 South he formerly operated. Pete Moore and sons had the station for about a year. Parker, a former Wellington water and street department employee, invited old friends to visit.

Earl Parker Texaco Highway 83 Pete Moore and Sons Parker City of Wellington Mr. Parker

Patton Released From Amarillo Hospital After Surgery

Raymond Patton, who underwent major surgery in an Amarillo hospital in December, has been released and is recovering well. Mrs. Patton said in Wellington last week that he must remain in Amarillo for several weeks of therapy and they are staying with her brother at 3801 NE 11th Street.

Oran Starkey Amarillo Raymond Patton

Kathy Barton Joins Allene's Beauty Shop Staff

Mrs. Allene Johnson announced Kathy Barton has joined Allene's Beauty Shop at 809 Dallas Street. Barton, an experienced operator, makes three beauticians now affiliated with Allene's Salon and will be at the Salon Tuesday through Thursday.

Allene Johnson Kathy Barton Allene Dallas Street

Baumgardner Family Observes New Year Holiday

Mrs. Joe Baumgardner and her son Mr. and Mrs. David Baumgardner hosted several relatives over the New Year holiday. Guests included F.G. Baumgardner of Anderson Missouri, J.H. Baumgardner and Rebecca of Plainview, James Morris of College Station, Sharon Baumgardner of Lynn Massachusetts, and Robert Jacobson of Adrian. Local friends Mrs. Jack Moreman and children from Fort Worth called.

Joe Baumgardner David Baumgardner F.G. Baumgardner Anderson, Missouri J.H. Baumgardner Rebecca Plainview James Morris College Station Sharon Baumgardner Lynn Mass Robert Jacobson Adrain Jack Moreman Ft. Worth

Oklahoma Man Gets Probation for Forgery

A McAlester man named Doyle Ingram, indicted on forgery charges, received a five year probation in the 100th District Court. He allegedly passed four checks while visiting his wife's relatives in Wellington at Gibsons Owens and Scott Grocery Lewis Grocery and City Grocery. He was detained by McAlester officers and escorted to Wellington for trial before returning to McAlester.

McAlester Oklahoma John Rainey Doyle Ingram Wellington Rainey Ingram Gibsons Owens and Scott Grocery Lewis Grocery City Grocery Alvin Minatrea

Kathy Graves Completes B S Degree at West Texas State

Kathy Graves completed her Bachelor of Science in elementary education with a minor in English at West Texas State University Canyon. She did practice teaching in the Canyon school system and worked in the University Library documents section. The couple resides in Littlefield.

Kathy Riker Graves West Texas State University Canyon

Lindsey family relocates to Canyon new home and plans

Mr and Mrs Jim Lindsey moved to Canyon over the weekend and will reside at 1308 8th Street. Betsy Lindsey will enroll for the second semester at West Texas State University after attending Clarendon Junior College for three semesters and a summer. Mr Lindsey will be employed in Canyon.

Jim Lindsey Canyon 8Th Street Betsy Lindsey West Texas State University Clarendon Junior College Lindsey

Mrs. Bill Boston Returns Here to Make Home

Former Wellington resident Mrs. Bill Boston returns to live in the area after years on a farm between Goodnight and Claude She also ran an antique business there and is a sister of Oran Starkey.

Bill Boston Wellington

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