Mason-Hanger Slow Pitch Team Wins Wellington Tourney
The Mason-Hanger of Amarillo softball team won the Wellington Invitational Slow Pitch Softball tournament held Sunday, July 14, with Greenwood taking second place. Hard Times from Borger and Wellington Bears finished third and fourth, each earning a trophy. the Most Able Player trophy was also awarded.
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Wellington
Greenwood
Marty Smith
Curtis Smith
Lanny Ford
Richard Sims
Danny Lancaster
Trinidad Cantu
Shane Tarver
Frankie Aguilar
Dickie Johnson
Randall Sims
Tony Martinez
Danny Aaron
Amarillo
Mason and Hanger
Randall Hodges
Randall
Mason-Hanger
Mason-Hanger of
Childress
Borger
Wellington Bears
Terry West
Wellington Cemetery land transfers and corrections listed
Real estate records show Zook Thomas Jimmie Kelso and Henry Sullivan trustees transferring half of lot 7 bike H North Fairview Cemetery to Virgie Essman. A correction notes Walter Clements trustee conveying 200 acres in south part section 18 bike 11, 180 acres north part section 18 bike 11, and 130.18 acres in section 52 bike OS to Wellington State Bank. Jewel Gilbert transfers lots 13 and 14 bike 167 to Charles Warren. Wellington was presented to Terry West of Amarillo. Winners announced by Kathy Fincher who assisted with the tournament.
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Zook Thomas
Jimmie Kelso
Henry Sullivan
Wellington Cemetery Association
Virgie Essman
North Fairview
Walter Clements
Wellington State Bank
Jewel Gilbert
Charles Warren
Wellington
Terry West
Amarillo
Kathy Fincher
Descendants of C C Terrys Hold Wellington Reunion
Family reunion of the late C C and Mrs Terry held June 6 through 9 at Burn Handley Community Center in Wellington. Hostess Mrs Joe Mamie Terry welcomed attendees who brought family pictures. Fifth Wellington gathering, with Volumes of family history on display, tracing Collingsworth County roots back 95 years.
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Burn Handley Community Center
C.C. Terry
Wellington Area
Joe
Mamie) Terry
Wellington
Collingsworth County
Herman Claude Terry
Kermit
Donald Joe Terry
Amarillo
Joe Terry
Mr. Terry
Wellington State Bank
Don
Donnie Terry
Charles Drake
Torrance
Calif
Joe L.L. Drake
Gene Drake
Georgetown
Esta Faye Terry Paulick
Raton
N.M
Hazel Terry Reed
Barnes
Okla
Thomas
Betty Terry
Frances
Jay Glenn Terry
Richland Springs
Charles C
Linda Terry
Iowa Park
Thurman
Mary Lee Terry
Humble
Bill
Clara Bradford
Lewisville
Earl H. Terry
Los Angeles
Peggy
Richard Sullimier
Santa Rosa
Joyce Ann Miller
Albuquerque
Earl Terry
Paramount
Geneva Morris
Ramona Anguano
Mike Anguano
el Paso
Shirley Brock
Clara Black
Arlington
Trudy Horton
Dodson Center Hosts Prayer Breakfast with Speaker
The Dodson Christian Center will host the Full Gospel Prayer Breakfast on Saturday July 20 at 9 a.m. Rev. Dan Denissen of Abundant Life Fellowship in Wellington will speak. Five area churches organized the event, with monthly breakfasts including testimonies prayers and music.
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Christian Center
Dodson
Dan Denissen
Abundant Life Fellowship
Wellington
Ben North
Dodson Center
Lower Panhandle
Oklahoma
Dodson Christian Center
Calvary Christian Center
Shamrock
Church Triumphant
Mangum
Faith Missionary Baptist Church
Childress
First Mechanical Clock Credited to Chinese Inventor
The invention of the first mechanical clock is attributed to I Hsing Liang Len tsan of China around 725 A D. The claim notes his early horological innovation and its historical significance in timekeeping development.
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I’'Hsing Liang Len’tsan
China
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MVP
C.C. Terrys
Miles
Tammie
City of
Glenn Warrick
Wellington Lumber Co
Tristar
Harold Ray
Iva Nell Jones
James
Scotty Hale
Eddie Blacksher
John Ham
Raul Torrez
Raul Torrez, Jr
David Torrez
Roland Torrez
Rudy Torrez
Nemo Torrez
Mary Blacksher
Mischelle Black Deanna Jett
Debbie Benton
Lupe Martinez
Kathy Fincher Dores DeVoss
Susanne Maxwell
Josie Torrez
Ronda Compton
Jane Martinez
Robert & Louise Powell
THE
Men's Softball Association
Memphis
First Federal
First Federal Savings
First Federal Savings & Loan Association of
Waco
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