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Newspaper
Wellington Leader
Location
Wellington, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 01, 2004
Page
1
The Blind and Low Vision Support Group will meet Wednesday July 7 from 10 15 a.m. to 12 30 p.m. at First Baptist Church Irene Resendes will be guest speaker from the Department of Assistance and Rehabilitative Services For more information contact Vickie Westmoreland at 447-5782.
The Wellington Leader will publish a special 4th of July business section detailing local commerce events, sales and community activities. Readers will find schedules, promotions, and profiles of businesses participating in Independence Day celebrations.
Dodson Church of the Nazarene invites children to Vacation Bible School July 7 to 10 with daily programs by Gator the Clown from Alba, plus a July 11 finale. Debbie Kane will narrate a Bible hero tale daily as Pastor Al Mixon leads music and Wanda Cardwell directs. A parade through downtown Dodson on July 8 caps the week.
The second annual 4th of July rodeo at Wellington Fairgrounds runs July 1 2 3 with 8 p m nightly performances. Tickets are 6 adults 3 kids under 12. Thursday includes Pokey the Clown Junior Ranch Rodeo.
The Collingsworth County Commissioners Court held a special session on June 28 to interview eight applicants for county judge. John James, a retired highway patrol officer, will be sworn in Thursday morning July as judge until the November election to fill the vacancy created by Jim Forrester's death.
Touni Leneese Archie, 41, was arrested on June 23 in connection with a June robbery spree. Victims report attackers using cast iron skillets to steal money from wallets at Wellington and nearby homes. Archie is jailed on aggravated robbery. investigations involved Childress Police, Ranger Jay Foster, and Constable Ronnie Ward. Deputy urges community tips and door caution.
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