Warrick's Inc Named Wellington Leader's Business of the Week
Warrick's Inc. is featured as Wellington Leader's Business of the Week. Established in 1914, the family owned firm at 508 West Avenue offers feed seed fertilizer chemicals and peanuts with 25 full time staff and up to 60 during peanut harvest. They operate an elevator in Reed Oklahoma and serve a 50 mile radius. Contact 806-447-2531 or visit www.warricksinc.com.
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Home Health Services Overview and Eligibility
A home health program provides skilled nursing and therapy in the patient’s residence under a physician's direction. Medicare and some private insurers cover care for eligible individuals, who must be homebound and have a physician determine the need for services, with a tailored plan of care. Connie Dwyer, RN-director of Collingsworth Home Health, notes eligibility includes age 65 plus or certain Social Security beneficiaries under 65.
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VFW VEW Social Meeting Highlights Driving Safety Talk
The VFW VEW held its monthly social on July 20 2004 hosted by Leonard and Elnora Kujawski. Leonard gave a driving safety presentation urging defensive driving and vigilance for children returning to school. Chicken fried steak with salad and desserts was served. Attendees included a long list of members and guests.
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Elnora Kujawski
God’s Mercy Through Forgiveness and Grace
A sermon from Dr. Kevin L. Everett of First Baptist Church reflects Micah 7:18 on God’s pardoning mercy. It contrasts divine mercy with human forgiveness, urging believers to mirror grace toward others and to forgive as they are forgiven.
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First Baptist Church
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Mexican American Music Association fundraiser success noted
MAMA thanks supporters for a fundraiser concert that sold eighty five tickets and raised five hundred twenty five dollars to promote Mexican American music. Special appreciation goes to Walmart Dos Hermanos Robert with La Fiebre Conjunto Lehanda Double Impacto Sheree volunteers Collingsworth County Sheriff's Office deputies Keith Davis Chuck Carter Fernando Garcia Joe Davis and KLSA for early recognition.
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Joe Davis
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