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Newspaper

Wellington Leader

Location

Wellington, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jun 03, 1927

Page

5

Rain Brings Rejoicing to Community

The community celebrates rainfall as residents visit kin and friends across Hereford Wellington Quail and surrounding areas. Local people including Miss Myrtle Cumbie and families such as Atkinson Hartman Whitehead Winkler and Morgan are noted for visits and illness recovery with several trips and family gatherings reported.

Bill Baggett Hereford Myrtle Cumbie Wellington Delton Lawrence Keen Alton Traylor Tohoka Texas W. W. White Seth Guinn Otto Weaver Quail Dolur W. OW White H. A. Winkler SP. Whitehead Pampa Orbie Hartman Ruth Morgan Beaumont L. L. Walker Amarillo

Local Socializes and Visits Reported in Fresno Area

The Fresno column notes Miss Ruby Crawley and Miss Lucille Duke hosting, Irene Scott visiting Corbin Oakham in Wellington, and Lee Scott with Ernest Nunley. Hazel McClure stays with cousin in Wellington, Laura Graham and Cathion Skill with Lucile Elly BR, Lorene Roberts with Blauce and Ethel Burton. John Stout travels to Wellington on business. A large Friday party hosted by Maude and Ethel Burton features music and cards.

Kelly Ruby Crawley Lucille Duke Irene Scott Corbin Oakham Wellington Lee Scott Ernest Nunley Hazel McClure Misa Brownie Sure Laura Graham Cathion Skill Lucile A Elly BR Lorene Roberts Blauce Ethel Burton Ike Cathiers McCaskift Ernest W. C Mildred Harwell Lillie Maude Ethel. Burton Elliot Hamtton Oklahoma Loyd Fraham Glenn. Crawley John Stout Garvin McCaskill H. McCaskill

Large crowd at all day singing event summarized

A large crowd gathered for an all day singing on Sunday with many enjoying dinner. Mrs R E Farmer attended the Methodist conference in Hedley on the 24th. Mrs Will Gillespie attended alongside others in the Latio community.

R.E. Farmer Hedley Tuictae Mii Ang Will Gilllepie Ati Satee Latico

Orlin Jones Delivers Ninth Inning Heroics at Fair Park

Wellington Wildcats rally to beat Hobart 6 4 in the ninth as Orlin Jones belts a dramatic two out homer. Biggers started, Burleson relieved, Knight finished pitching, with Hale and Marecum shining in the field. Continued on page 8.

Orlin Jones Hobart Fair Park Jones Lafely O'Neil Wellington Biggers Hickey Polly O'Neil Fet Dee Dean Wildcats Socko Tennyson Brook Altus Hollis Mangum Burleson Stockton Hoban Knight Smith Marcam Hale

Aberdeen School Finishes Year With Notable Efficiency

The Aberdeen rural school in Collingsworth County wraps its year on June 8 under Principal C M Weaver. Assistant instructors Lola White and Flossie Fenkins receive praise for helping raise school spirit and student interest. Total enrollment stands at 84 percent. ninth graders Tracy Roundtree Juanita Dodd and John Gulley graduate, with eighth and seventh graders named. A year end program and a pie sale netting 96.49 dollars highlight the festivities.

C. M. Weaver Thee Aberdeen School Lola White Flossie Fenkins Tracy Roundtree Juanita Dodd John Gulley Vula Mae Sweat Mittie Ammons Ruth Hobbs Marle Thompson Louie Gulley Bud Holmes Fudward Bishop Austin Dever Willian Wilder Ima Love Dada

United Charities Meet on Monday

The United Charities Association held a well attended program at the Baptist church. Mrs Reed resigned and Mrs Dan Foster was elected to replace her. Mrs QB T Osborn urged volunteers for a finance committee. A program included piano and vocal solos, readings, and violin numbers performed by local ladies.

United Charities Association Baptist Church Strong Reed Dan Foster QB. T. Osborn Leggitt Wall Parker W. Stage 8. Gemore Mary Osborn W. A. Porter Kathleen Legent Tomazene Aukerainier

Woman Hikes Solo Across Continent to Los Angeles

Mrs. Smith known as French Bobby travels from Oklahoma City to Los Angeles and back to New York City. She plans to complete the double coast-to-coast trek within six months aiming to return to Oklahoma City by September 1. She carries a twenty pound pack and is the first woman to attempt such a solo long distance hike.

Zera Aday Thomas Parker Smith Welling Oklahoma City Times United’ States Oklahoma City

Oil drilling planned in Childress County lands

Continental Oil Company plans to drill on the B P Smith lands and adjacent Walter Campbell land north of Red River about fifteen miles south of Wellington. Leases cover 12 486 60 acres on Smith and 5 acres on Campbell. Drilling to begin once rigs and materials are placed with past delays noted from earlier wells.

Continental Oil Company Texas Nénses Childress County B. P. Smith Walter Campbell Red River Wellington Smith Campbell L. J. Sullivan Sullivan Wichita Falls Continental OH Company of Texas Smith Lands Marland Company

United Charities Organize Here in Wellington

The United Charities Association has been organized in Wellington to render charitable aid to those in need. Officers ask residents to inform them of all cases deserving help and urge townwide cooperation to fulfill the group's mission.

United Charities Association Wellington Caises As ‘Sociation Iden Sity Eer

Lone Mound School Closes After Progressive Year

Lone Mound school ends with a three act comedy drama Mother Mine. Principal T. Brown and Miss Alta Lewis led a two year tenure. Ten grades taught, two tenth grade graduates Georgie Wood and Allie Gill. Trustees W. M. Davis R. L. Darrow E. A. Williams. Patrons anticipate a good next year.

Lone Mound School W. M. Davis R. L. Darrow E. A. Williams Lone Mound Georgie Wood Allie Gill

Cross Roads School to Close Friday

Cross Roads school will close Friday June 3rd. A morning program will be rendered by the school children and a noon picnic will be spread on the ground. In the afternoon a speaker will address attendees. Special invitation to parents and all to visit on the last day. The year is praised as successful and the community is described as progressive and hospitable.

Cross Roads Cchildren Sueciour iThe Parents Teachers Association

Rally on hard surfaced roads to be discussed in Wellington

A combined band concert and mags meeting will be held in Wellington Saturday June 4 on the courthouse lawn. Jerry Debenport secretary of the Childress Chamber of Commerce and authority on good roads will discuss road costs and county tax impact. This is the first rally in a series across the next two weeks with events in Dodsonville Quail Dozier and Aberdeen June 14. Debenport will explain paving routes and funding prospects for voters ahead of the June 25 election.

Wellington Court House Jerry Debenport Childress Chamber of Commerce Dodsonville Quail Debenport

Boy Scouts Meeting at Ellison Park Monday

Ben Mosely announces a Wellington gathering of Boy Scouts at Ellison Park Monday night June 6. The encampment at Palo Duro Canyon and other essential information will be shared. organizers call it one of the year's most important meetings.

Boy Scouts Ellison Park Ben Mosely Wellington Palo Duro Canyon

Wellington Visitor Praises Local Ice Company Prospects

Mr. and Mrs. F. F. Anderson of Oklahoma City spent Sunday in Wellington attending business interests. He is part owner of the Wellington Ice On, owned by the Hill and Anderson Ice Company. Anderson says he is pleased with the town and its prospects and notes the local company is doing good business under current management.

F. Anderson Oklahoma City Wellington Anderson Hill and Anderson Ice Company

County Library Hours Set for Wednesdays and Saturdays

The County Library in the First National Bank Building will issue books and be open from 1 to 5 PM on Wednesdays and Saturdays each week.

First National Bank

Baumgardner Named County Representative in Master Farmer Contest

Joe Baumgardner was chosen from twenty leading farmers in Collingeworth County to represent the county in the Master Farmer contest by Progressive Farmer. The selection cited his wheat and cotton acreage and superior barn and poultry housing, with local committees noting his farm home score and overall excellence.

Joe Baumgardner Collingeworth County Masten

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W. F. Atkinson Fresno Marella Aberdeen Collingsworth County Aberdee School FE. W. Miller E. Smith J. H. Hobbs United Charities Los Angeles Campbell & Smith Court House Lawn Enos Harper C.F. Anderson
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