Buchanan Rites On Wednesday Burial Here
Funeral services for Charles Lewis Buchanan are set for Wednesday afternoon at 2 from the Baptist Church. Rev. W B Hicks will lead. He died Tuesday after a weeklong illness at eighty two years seven months twenty eight days. He was born in Nashville October 1 1854 and lived in Canyon recently with his two daughters Mrs Warrick and Mrs Hall. Survived by five children twenty one grandchildren and twenty seven great grandchildren. Burial at Wellington Cemetery beside his wife.
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Charles ‘Lewis Buchanan
The
Baptist Church
W. B. Hicks
Methodist Church
Mr. Buchanan
Nashville
Tennessee
Kellis E. and
Bolenda Buchanan
Canyon
J. E. Warrick
W. x. Hall
W. A. Buchanan
J. L. Buchanan
Fort Worth
W. B. Buchanan
Merkel
Warrick
Hall
Want Ad Brings Results For Local Man
A local man reports success from a newspaper want ad. Noel Cudd advertised two mares and a colt that strayed seven miles north of Wellington. On Thursday the ad reached county residents and by Friday Clyde Thurman from Quail located the missing stock at his place three quarters of a mile north of Quail.
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Noel Cudd
Wellington
Clyde Thurnan
Quail
Mr. Cudd
Legion Auxiliary Convention Set for Panhandle June 5 6
18th District posts and auxiliaries plan a Panhandle convention June 5 and 6 with Frank King Post Unit members invited. Department Commander Drewy Phillips Department President Mrs Will M Berton and State Service Officer George Betts will headline. Delegates from New Mexico Oklahoma attend. June 3 joint Legion Auxiliary meeting to elect convention delegates. social notes on visits of Mrs Herman King and Mrs W M Alexander to the Hunt home.
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American Legion
Panhandle
Frank King
Drewy Phillips
Will M. Berton
George Betts
New
Oklahoma
The
Legion and Auxiliary
Cooking School Draws Large Crowd in Dallas
Miss Zella Allen leads a free cooking school in the Lowrie Building sponsored by Northern Texas Utilities and Sullivan Furniture. On opening day she demos pork stuffed with fruit, potato pancakes, cheese pudding, tomato rose salad, frozen delight and marble cake with hot buttered rolls. The event runs through Friday with ongoing demonstrations and strong local interest.
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Zella Allen
Northern Texas Utilities Company
Sullivan Furniture Company
Miss Allen
Miss At
Wife Of Fresno Gin Owner Dies
Funeral services for Mrs. Effie Mosely 54 wife of J W Mosely owner of the Fresno Gin were held at the Methodist Church Robstown Texas Rev J R Hilliard conducted the services She died at the family home in Petronila Saturday morning Survived by husband one son Roscoe three brothers two sisters and three grandchildren plus her mother in law and other relatives The article notes Miss Willa Mae Wilkinson of Hobbs New Mexico visiting Wellington this week with relatives and employed by Hobbs Telephone Company.
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Effie Mosely
Robstown
Texas
L. L. Cates
Coke Cates
Ben Wheeler
F. E. Harrington
Water Valley
Maude Miller
Dallas
B. F. Cates
Willa Mae Wilkinson
Hobbs
New Mexico
Wellington
Miss Wilkinson
Hobbs Telephone Company
Park Committee Seeks Bathing Suits for Children
Mrs. Clifton High the park chairman announced this week the need for children's bathing suits for the City Park wading pool AU families are asked to donate outgrown suits AU sizes up to twelve years usable. Suits left at Mrs. High's home will be mended and given to the many children who use the park pool.
Rain Brings Replanting Hope in Rolla
In Rolla Mrs. J. E. Crawford notes welcome rain Saturday prompting plans to replant. Sunday School attendance grows as the group invites more to join. Mr. and Mrs. Lester Harrison welcomed an 11 pound son. mother and baby are doing well. Community singing drew many from the area to Wellington Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. W. L. O'Rear visited north of town with the Wells family. The Adamses spent Sunday in Hollis.
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Lester Harrison
Wellington
W. L. O'Rear
Matt Adams
Hollis
Calves Show Weight Gains At Low Feed Cost
Two 4-H Club calves were measured after about a month on feed. Jesse Peters calf gained 55 pounds at 3.78 dollars in feed costs while Richard Peters calf gained 30 pounds at 2.22 dollars. W. M. Tucker joined the Wellington Club and feeds a calf from May 22. The club meets June 7 at 6 pm at James Benton Berry’s home.
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Jesse Peters
Richard Peters
W. M. Tucker
Wellington Club
James Benton Berry
Local visitors share time with families across towns
Mrs Merle Cayton of Amarillo visited her parents Mr and Mrs J W Payne on Sunday. Mrs L E Gribble and daughter Edna Joyce and son L E Ir are in Crockett with relatives. Otha Cumming and Zula Porter visited in Oklahoma City. Mrs Jim Slease of Alva Okla arrived to spend a month with her daughter. Mrs R L Hoffman Miss Gloria Holmes and Miss Charlotte Kramer of Shamrock are guests of their grandmother Mrs E H Small this week.
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Merle Cayton
Amarillo
J. W. Payne
L. E. Gribble
Edna Joyce
L. E
Crockett
Otha Cummings
Zula
Porter
Oklahoma City
Jim Slease
Alva
Oklahoma
R. L. Hoffman
Gloria Holmes
Charlotte Kramer
Shamrock
E. H. Small
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W. E. Hall
Ramona Mitchell
Austin
George Vance
Refugio
Frank Mitchell
Butler
American Legion Auxiliary Notes
Herman King
Childress
W. M. Alexander
L. A. Hunt
Mrs. King
Mrs. Hunt
Mrs. Alexander
Fresno
Crisco
Lemons, Sunkist
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Steve Owens
Wellington & Dodsonville
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Wellington, Texas
Rolla
J. E. Crawford
Katherine Lynn
San Angelo
J. W. Peeples
Dick Richards
J. C. Powell
Tom Bryant
Jessie Fuson
Miss Irene Fuson
W. T. Clifton
Mrs. R. D. Wiley
Denton
Ona Mae Killingsworth
Mary Jean Muse
Julia Muse
Ruth Barton
Johnnye Lee
Canyor
Aldah Young
T. M. Russell
Dan Beyers
Elk City
P. O. Dixon
Cap Rock
Pampa
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Mobeeth
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Pullman Cafe
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Terrell
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