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Newspaper

Wellington Leader

Location

Wellington, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jul 29, 1982

Page

9

Story Tellin Man program to feature parables of Jesus

The program The Story Tellin Man by Ken Madema will have boys and girls telling parables of Jesus. Some stories are sad or happy, others adventurous or quiet, with a few making clear points and others leaving meaning open to interpretation. Lesley Singers assist with music in Sweetwater, part of four singing and a handbell choir spanning ages to adults, linked to United Methodist Youth Fellowship on Sunday evenings.

Ken Madema Jesus Lesley Singers Sweetwater United Methodist Youth Fellowship

Pete Chandler Longtime Area Resident Dies

Pete Chandler 75 died Monday after months of illness. He lived in Collingsworth County 67 years, retired farmer, ran a Wellington laundry. Born May 31, 1907 in Grayson County, he came from Vernon in 1915, later in Fresno. Survived by wife Dee Anna, son Weese, stepson, siblings, and four grandchildren. Funeral July 28 at First Baptist Church.

Pete Chandler Collingsworth County Chandler Wellington Corsicana William Eulyn Chandler Grayson County W.F Lula Belle Roberts Chandler Vernon Fresno Ana Mae Seale Dee Anna Morgan Memphis First Baptist Church Stanley Hughes Marshall Peters Fairview Cemetery Kelso Funeral Home Steve Owens Johnny Nash David Peters Jesse Peters Jimmy Langford Sam McGill Weese Chandler Mary Ann Hill Amarillo Buford Chandler Floyd Chandler Opal Wood Arlington Ruby Harris Susie Billy Pete Deborah Mae Stacy Renee Chandler

Sims Ranch Wins Tourney at Memphis Softball Meet

Sims Ranch won the Memphis Softball Tournament held Friday to Sunday July 23 24 and 25. Thirteen teams competed with Memphis Jazz second Amarillo Drillers third and Childress Hosses fourth. Sims Ranch defeated Memphis Press 24 0 then Memphis Jazz 27 13 and Amarillo Drillers 37 11. In the finals Wellington’s Sims Ranch defeated Jazz 32 7. Team members include Dickey Johnson Sammy Coffee Jimmy Black James Hale Richard Sims Randall Hodges Tim Lewellan Tony Martinez Tracy Duncan Lanny Ford Randall Sims Denny Carter Ricky Smith and Brent Wade.

Sims Ranch Memphis Memphis Jazz Amarillo Drillers Childress Hosses Memphis Compress Ranchers Jazz Wellington Dickey Johnson Sammy Coffee Jimmy Black James Hale Richard Sims Randall Hodges Tim Lewellan Tony Martinez Tracy Duncan Lanny Ford Randall Sims Denny Carter Ricky Smith Brent Wade

Lay Witness Renewal Set at First Baptist Church

A lay witness renewal will be held at First Baptist Church Friday through Sunday July 30 31 and August 1 with visiting speakers presenting the services. Approximately 20 laymen and laywomen from the area will attend.

First Baptist Church

Two Couples Visit Oregon Relatives

Mr and Mrs J W Seitz and Mr and Mrs Macy Sanders spent two weeks in Grants Pass Oregon visiting Floyd Gardner and his twin sons Donnie and David Gardner. They traveled through Oregon and California and also stayed in Las Vegas Nevada. Mrs Sanders fell ill on return but is improving. Professionals will conduct meetings from Wolforth Hale Center and Oklahoma with events starting Friday 7 p.m. dinner and 8 p.m. meetings. Saturday includes a 10 a.m. coffee and noon luncheons, and 7 p.m. Mexican supper before the 8 p.m. general session. Sunday features Sunday School at 9:45 and 11 a.m. worship.

J.W. Seitz Macy Sanders Grants Pass Oregon Floyd Gardner Donnie David Sanders Ethel Littleton Seitz California Las Vegas Nevada Wolfforth Lubbock Hale Center Oklahoma John Scott

Leader Readers Readies for North Platte and Amarillo

Kathy Allen of North Platte and Wes Savage of Amarillo lead a reader list alongside Lettie J. Hanna David Pruitt Grace Thompson and George Barton in a community roster update.

Kathy Allen North Platte Wes Savage Amarillo Lettie J. Hanna David Pruitt Grace Thompson George Barton

Evangelistic services led by Boyce Evans Association opener

The Boyce Evans Evangelistic Association will conduct daily services in the fellowship hall led by Boyce Evans, a Texan and Hardin-Simmons graduate with Air Force flying service in WWII and Korea. Larry Turner from Carthage, Missouri, leads music. Hollingsworth calls him a skilled musician and experienced youth worker.

Boyce Evans Charles Hollingsworth Turner The Boyce Evans Evangelistic Association

GTE Names Donald Gray New Cable Splicer in Wellington

Donald Gray is the new cable splicer for General Telephone in Wellington announced by J H Davis operations manager. A Clifton Illinois native, he attended Kanakakee Community College and has eleven years with GTE. He and his wife Linda have three children Brant Kristen and Beth and are Catholic.

Donald Gray General Telephone Company Wellington J.H. Davis Gray Clifton Illinois Kankakee

Texas flags flown over state through history

Notes mention openings set at a time and honor a Fresno couple Mrs Kate Weiss and her family of seven grandchildren and two great grandchildren. A factoid lists six nations whose flags have flown over Texas: Spain France Mexico the Republic of Texas the Confederacy and the United States. Baby spiders are called spiderlings.

N.M Kate Weiss Fresno, Ca Spain France Mexico Republic of Texas

Obituary Notice for Fate Russell of Childress Area

Fate Russell, longtime rancher south of Childress, veteran of World War I, and member of the American Legion and First United Methodist Church, died recently. He and Oma Lee Windop married in 1921 at Childress First United Methodist Church. Burial followed in Childress Cemetery. survivors include son Carson Russell and daughter Maurine Little, with sisters Bevers and Macie Taylor.

Childress Fate Russell Buckle L American Legion First United Methodist Church Oma Lee Windop Bill Wright Childress Cemetery Carson Russell Bixby Maurine Little Amarillo Bevers Macie Taylor Clovis

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