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Newspaper
Wellington Leader
Location
Wellington, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1932
Page
1
The House of Representatives strives to cut governmental spending, with total appropriations reduced by over 500 million below last year and expected drops exceeding 700 million once all bills pass. The speaker argues further reductions are needed to limit government activity and prevent unwarranted regulation.
In a second Senate rejection within ten days a bill to substitute a 75 percent beer tax for excise levies on the revenue bill was defeated 45 to 26. The prior week another bid by Senator Pydings to legalize 2.79 percent beer for a $1.5096 billion public works fund failed 61 to 24.
The Nazarene Church invites all to its annual Children’s Day Missionary Program on Sunday evening June 5 at 8 o’clock. The notice highlights church activities and a cordial invitation to the community.
Reader submissions are welcomed with signatures and a pledge of non libelous content. The Leader publishes letters that are signed by readers and free of malicious or defamatory material.
The Wellington American Legion notes poor cemetery maintenance across two sites yet praises some well kept plots. It urges reorganizing the Cemetery Association, securing more burial space, and increased upkeep with community support. Donations and volunteer labor contributed during a recent three and a half day effort aided care.
Winners in the Texas A&M cotton contest will tour major mills in the South and Europe for study of cotton industry aspects. J O Mogford leads the program with May 7 14 exams and a June departure for a broad inspection of mills in the Carolinas Georgia New York and Europe.
A fifty year practice in Illinois by Dr W B Caldwell claims a world record of over three thousand births with no maternal or infant loss. The ad praises Syrup Pepsin with senna and herbs for digestion, energy, and relief of constipation.
Wellington residents host and visit family and friends from Shamrock Abilene Dallas Corsicana and San Angelo as Nell Gregory and Helen Froward from Turkey attend events. Local travelers include Amon Johnston and Margaret Ann Wilson from McMurry College and Gerald Wazick from Abilene visiting this week.
Jess Cook and Tobe Beverie transacted business in Amarillo last week. Mr. and Mrs. Montague and families visited in Borger on Wednesday. Yates Seale Bum travel and visit friends in Tulsa last week. Pauline Payne returned from Lubbock where she stayed with Mrs. H. Singley. H. E. Singley and son visit relatives including Mr. and Mrs. Payne and family. Read the Want Ads.
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