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Newspaper
Wellington Leader
Location
Wellington, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 18, 1990
Page
3
The 1954 Study Club gathered for its annual Friendship Luncheon and monthly meeting at the home of Mrs. Bill Hatch. President Mrs. Carthel Lewis convened the session to order.
The Thomason home welcomed relatives from Canyon Clovis Dimmitt Valdez Mansfield Lubbock and more for the holidays. Guests included Ron Anne David and Mark Thomason Jimmy Laverne Howell Olan Leslie Moore Heather Gretchen Allison Lynn Linda Wolf Lindi Leon Pipins Renee Dwayne Jonathan Jennifer Ingalls and others. Two family members could not attend and Lindi and Leon Wolf stayed to visit for a few days.
Members attended a luncheon with recitation and grace before a business session. Reports were read and approved. The Top of Texas spring convention is set for March 23 and 24 at Harvey Hotel Amarillo with a request for two door prizes. February 8 plans for a Valentine party at Wellington Care Center were made. Decorating committee for the Tiny Tot Revue on April 10 includes several members. Attendees listed include Mrs Adams Camp Cox Fires Hatch Hill Cal Hurst Langford Lewis Owens Ratliff Lee.
La Paisana Chapter DAR held its January meeting in the Heritage Room with regent Sharon Starkey presiding. National Defense reports urged Congress to curb credits and MFN status for Soviet bloc nations while backing bans on high tech transfers to the USSR and canceling the FSX project with Japan. Elected reps to state and Continental events were named, plans for a February history awards tea discussed, and a silent auction held to fund programs.
The schedule lists daily meal offerings from Monday January 22 to Friday January 26. Dishes include ham, waldorf salad, spinach, spice cake, and milk on Monday. spaghetti with meat sauce, tossed salad, green beans, and pineapple upside down cake on Tuesday. meat loaf, pickled beets and onions, baked potato, purple plums, and vanilla cookie on Wednesday. steak fingers, cauliflower, glazed carrots, yellow cake, and milk on Thursday. fried chicken, rice dressing, peas and carrots, fruit cup, and chocolate cookie on Friday.
In Tahiti a traditional belief held that summoning a centipede to crawl over a sick person could bring about recovery. The practice reflects indigenous medicinal ideas once observed in local healing rituals and folklore.
At the January meeting of the Order of the Eastern Star the Deputy Grand Matron Tena Powell of Clarendon made her official visit. Worthy Matron Marcia Cox welcomed her and noted committee members, gifts, and a stained glass window exchange plan between Clarendon and Wellington chapters.
The wisteria, the stringbean and the locust tree share a family. All produce seed pods and show similar legume characteristics. This botanical link highlights the pod forming habit across these distinct plants and underscores their common lineage.
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