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Wellington Leader

Location

Wellington, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jun 03, 1927

Page

2

Cross Roads School Arts and Activities Highlighted

The Cross Roads school year featured a Washington birthday program a large community dinner and a 21 2 hour play The PTA raised funds for playground equipment a new stage and lamps While students excelled in declamation and district contests six students are promoted to high school The school board and teachers received strong support from trustees in maintaining a practical standard of instruction

Enos W. Harper Grace Cagle W. E. Leach Geo. Richards G. W. Masten Washington J. D. Wilson Samuel Crawford J. H. Kelso Robert Past Walter Conrad Jimmie Kelso Jimmie Reed Earl Kelter Salamander Alexander John Henry Jones Cross Roads School Atletics Cross Roads Geneva Whittington Harold Leach Peggy Hill 2. C. Stinson Miss Hill Mr. Stinson Vernon Barton Robert Barton Raphel Easter Irene Bawcom Zelma Henry Li S. Keller

Local social notes from Plymouth and nearby towns

Raymond Gilbert and family visited Mrs. Gilbert's sister Mrs Warren Lowe and family Sunday. Many local families attended singing at Marella and plays at Dozier and Prairie View. Lorene Austin of Fort Worth underwent surgery. she hopes to return home soon.

Raymond Gilbert Dodidhville J. Carrell Carol Jefferies Joe Barry Jefferies Marella Irene Connie Ida Mae Whitten Ruth Whitfield Iris Glennie Austin Henry Balkman Lee Thompson Charlie Clement L. T. Montgomery Albert Montgomery Dozier Francia Brown Prairie View A. J. Bradley Mr. Browning Lorene Austin Fort Worth Lorene

Oakland Motor Car Company Sets April Sales Record

Oakland Fontiac Michigan reports April sales of 19,423 cars, beating last August’s high. W R Tracy, VP, notes May schedules rise to a 24,000 monthly target for Oakland and Pontiac output, exceeding 1926 and 1927 pace with 158,618 vehicles sold January–April this year.

Oakland Motor Car Company Fontiac Mich W. R. Tracy Oakland Pontiac

Vision factories complete new lines to speed May output

Factory officials report vision factories nearing completion with new assembly lines and equipment in use for the first time. With added facilities operating smoothly, no difficulty is anticipated in meeting the May schedule. Production remains behind orders, but efforts aim to boost output without compromising inspection standards or car quality.

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Demand Climbs as Chevrolet Posts Record April Output

Chevrolet reports a record April with 111,927 units produced, beating the previous monthly best by 4,037 and setting a new high for gear-shift cars. On April 20, 5,347 vehicles were built in a single day, surpassing the prior daily mark by 272 as Alfred P. Sloan Jr. visited the Flint plant with C. S. Mott.

Chevrolet Agrain Alfred P. Sloan, Jr General Motors Corporation Flint Sloan C. S. Mott W. S. Knudsen C. F. Barth Chevrolet Motor Company

Debates and notices from Wellington and nearby towns

Minister Ira L. Sanders of Floyd speaks in Wellington with Minister Al vie Johnson at Dodsonville. Wellington Made Flour sells for 2.00 per sack, advertised by Singley Brothers. Local residents Kathleen and Margaret Boston return from Whitesboro. Eula Woodruff travels to Fort Worth. D. M. Stowell and family visit Plainview. Le W. J. Robinson leaves for Dallas.

Ira L. Sanders Floyd Wellington Alvie Johnson Dodsonville

Local Motors Offer Three Brands at Two Dollars a Sack

LiteLoaf Home Queen and Pride of Wellington advertised at two dollars per sack. The goods are made and guaranteed satisfactory by Singley Brothers, located at 89 Ac.

Pride of Wellington

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Nto Plymouth Jake Montgomery Hugh Hargraves Texas Singley Brothers Kathleen Margaret Boston Whitesboro Procerman Eula Woodruff D. M. Stowell Plainview Ted le W. J. Robinson Dallas Wells & O'Neil Atnaize Lewis Lumber City Laundry J.T. Payne General Motors Dept. A Detroit, Mich Oldsmobile BUICK Lasalle Cadillac
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