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Newspaper

Wellington Leader

Location

Wellington, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jul 13, 1933

Page

5

Dry Rallies Planned Across Collingsworth County

A series of prohibition meetings announced by Atticus Webb of Daling outlines dry forces’ campaign across Wellington Dod sonville Quail and surrounding areas. Events include mass gatherings at the Methodist Church and street speaking tours, with church talks and pastor participation as campaigns continue.

Methodist Church Atticus Webb Daling Collingsworth County John Berlevcorni

Wellington Boxing Champs Crown Amateur Title Winners

Edward Tee Pritchard J N Cook and Freeman Moore won the three city boxing division titles at the Ritz Theatre Wellington. Moore defeated Ray Peeples in a close semi final and then Travis Williams to claim the lightweight championship while J N Cook captured the welterweight crown.

Edward Tee Pritchard J. N. Cook Freeman Moorea Moore J. N Cook

Heat Wave Keeps County Quiet With No Arrests

Peace officers report one of the quietest weeks of 1988 with no arrests in seven days and only three inmates in the county jail. Officials attribute the lull to extremely hot weather reducing petty crime and alcohol-related disturbances.

Singing School Begins At Church Of Christ In Wellington

The Church of Christ announces a ten day singing school starting Monday July 17 led by Minister A V Hendry with Olney pastor C C Gobble directing. Sessions run twice daily from 3 18 o clock, open to the public for all ages and membership.

C. C. Gobble of Olney Church of Christ A. V. Hendry C.C. Gobble Mrn. Hendry Moneday Publc Gobble Abilene Christian College Jeading Wellington Hendry C. C. Gobble The Oleynee of Christ

Quail Woman Buried in Quail Oklahoma July 10

Funeral services for Mrs. Lonnie Morgan 23 were held Monday afternoon at Quail Baptist Church with Rev. Hawkins officiating. A Oklahoma-born former Neema Wright, she is survived by husband Lonnia Morgan two sons Bille Lea and Galen Arlets Morgan father R B Wright two brothers T C Wright Dallas and A B Wright Boles Arkansas five sisters and several inlaws. Pallbearers and flower bearers listed. Interment at Wellington cemetery.

Lonnie Morgan T. C.wright Dallas A. B. Wright Boles Arkansas C. F Naviere Croberna L Smith Daas Quail Ruthardt Caneyous Savare Hail Center Tom Crabtree Fred Cagle Curt Barton Forster Mike Gauswell J. Parker Oma Thee Brisbin Vera Myrtle Man Killingsword Lois Paylor Ella Morgans Wellington Goorgow Eral

Highway 4 in county favored for early construction work

Austin reports indicate Highway 4 across the county will see early work with grading drainage and bridge plans approved. Letting of contracts for Col lingsworth County segments and paving from Red River toward Childress is expected after 60 days of plan finalization. Commissioners Gribble Hunter Wilson Ketner and Senator Small backed the project and will return to Wellington Wednesday night.

Austin C. L. Husie U. KE. Gribble Mari Hunter J. J. Wilson W. C. Ketner Highway Commission Clint C. Small Wellington Highway 4 Limises Salt Fork Red River Collingsworth Childress Salt Fork River Wheeler County Childress One Collings

Scout Troops Extend Outing Near Hollis This Week

Boy Scouts from Wellington plan a two day hike starting Thursday at 9 AM and returning Saturday afternoon. The trip lands at Nell's resort near Hollis with many Scouts expected. Leaders cite the season’s best outing as they prepare gear such as blankets plates rope and haversack.

Wellington Nell's Resort Hollis J. L. Anderson Courity

Pioneer Resident Mrs. L. W. Wells Dies in Memphis

Mrs. L Watson Wells 86 longtime Panhandle resident died in Memphis after a long illness. She helped found local US Confederation chapter and was mother to Percy Wells of Well and J C Wells former editor of the Wellington Leader. Funeral held at First Methodist Church Memphis.

Methodists Form New Young People Choir Unit

The First Methodist Church organizes a Young People's Choir to sing every Sunday night and provide music at special events. Rev. T. M. Johnston announces the initiative with many youths already joining, under the direction of Mrs. Charles Crews.

First Methodist Church T. M. Johnston Charles Crews

Firemen Upset Baptists In Decisive Early League Clash

The Firemen defeated the Baptists 23 to 2 Tuesday night, shaking up the first half league standings. The Outlaws hold a perfect 1,000 percent record and face Merchants and two others as six games remain before the half ends. If the Outlaws lose, a six teams scramble for the title, with Baptists, Firemen, and Utilities in the mix. Pitcher Burr Handley limited the Baptists to three hits as the Firemen delivered airtight defense.

Outlaws Baptists and Merchants Baptists Utilities Firemen Merchants Methodists Burr Handley The Page Eight

Marriages Here For Past Year Show Increase

The bureau reports Collingsworth county saw more marriages and fewer divorces in 1982. Texas statewide marriages declined slightly. county licenses rose to 314 in 1982 from 17 in 1981. Divorces were 18 in 1932 and 31 in 1931 with no annulments.

Government Bureau of Census Collingsworth Texas

County Council Plans Round-Up For August Fourth

County Council members set a round up date of Friday August 4 with a 1 380 o clock start and an all day program including a chicken fry supper at 7 o clock and a community demonstration by a home agent. Delegations from surrounding counties may send a representative and join the register for the event. A carnival and stunts by community reps are planned along with a program by Willing Workers Club and Fresno and neighboring communities. The meeting Saturday featured a general nuiah quartet and a continuing program page.

Riveraida Pyeste Io the Commerce Legal Glup Ing Fresno Pisagent Fe Nuiah Wh

Hottest Weather Of Year Reported In West Texas

West Texas records show extreme heat with Wellington at 108 degrees Tuesday, 106 Monday. Vernon hits 114 degrees as a heatwave stretches across Collingsworth County and nearby areas with only light showers failing to materialize.

Collingsworth Wellington Quail Lillie West Texas Vernon

Relief Work To Continue Here In County

Relief work for unemployed men will continue at least two more weeks, announced by Miss Katherine Beverie secretary of the chamber of commerce. About 388 men are employed through the federal relief fund, with broad county representation. A $1,500 fund for June was received and a $1,500 allotment is promised for June. July allotment not announced yet.

Katherine Beverie Chamber of Commerce fed+ lrat

Farmers in Collingsworth Cooperate on Cotton Reduction Plan

In Collingsworth County 46 000 acres pledged for government reduction. farmers submitted contracts and accepted one bracket or more reductions. The Control Committee and inspectors work late to process old contracts before the deadline. leaders display public spirit and sacrifice to ensure plan success.

Collingsworth Board of Control Col

Leach Appointed On School Board

Following the resignation of E A Wells after 20 years as chairman and trustee at large, the Collinsworth County Board unanimously appointed J A Leach to fill the unexpired term and serve as chairman. Wells cited ill health and announced his departure this week, with high regard expressed for his two decades of service to public schools.

E. A. Wells Collingsworth County School Board J. A. Leach Wells Il Health Leach

Postal clerks report weather and harvest plans unknown

Clerks indicate weather conditions unclear and farmers face uncertain harvest plans as postal operations encounter delays and fragmented notes. The fragmentary message hints at coordination among postal staff amid ambiguous forecasts and agricultural timing.

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