4-H Horse Club Announces Activities and Shows
Collingsworth County 4-H Horse Club plans evening practices at 8:00 pm with Mrs. Mike Wilkes and Mrs. Gary assisting. Open to boys and girls 9 to 16, younger kids may join if they can handle a horse. Instruction includes basic horsemanship, halter showing, western pleasure, reigning, and new western horsemanship patterns. Riders must have access to a horse and will compete in District 4-H Horse Show in Amarillo, with the State Show in July. Leadership will include a few older riders while maintaining a majority of younger members.
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Mike Wilkes
Gary
Reeves
Collingsworth County Club
Collingsworth Club
Amarillo
Dolloff Leaves Church To Join Trinity Big Spring
Rev Steve Dolloff resigns from Fundamental Baptist Church to become associate pastor at Trinity Baptist Church Big Spring He will preach his final sermon Sunday June 6 He will direct youth ministry bus ministry and visitation He and his wife Jo Ann have three children Tressa Ted and Trey
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The
Steve Dolloff
Pundamental Baptist Church
Trinity Baptist Church
Big Spring
Hee
Trinity Church
Claude Craven
Wellington
World Baptist Fellowship
Dolloff
Fundamental Baptist Church
Amarillo
Central Baptist Church
Lubbock
Wayland Baptist College
Plainview
Bible Baptist Seminary
Arlington
Callingsworth County
Wellington Welcomes Mike Rainey to Wells and Wells
Mike Rainey of Dallas with ten years in insurance has returned to Wellington and joined Wells and Wells. He began June 1, announced by owners Jack Sanford Cal Hurst and Harold Watkins. Rainey is the son of Sheriff John Rainey and Mrs. Rainey and was a senior marketing representative with Aetna in Ft Worth and the Mid-Cities area.
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Mike Rainey
Dallas
Wellington
Wells and Wells
Jack Sanford
Cal Hurst
Harold Watkins
Mr. Rainey
Sheriff
John Rainey
Aetna Insurance Company
Ft. Worth
Mid-Cities
Wellington High School
Former Quail teacher Hollis Johnson dies in Dallas
Hollis Johnson former home economics teacher at Quail Schools died May 25 in Methodist Hospital Dallas after months of illness. Funeral in Lamar Smith Chapel burial Laurel Land Cemetery Dallas. She began teaching at Quail in 1936 later worked in Alaska and Dallas Schools then 25 years there. Survivors include husband Pat Johnson Cedar Hill and two grandsons Randy and Douglas. Local attendees listed.
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Hollis Johnson
Quail
Methodist Hospital
Dallas
Lamar Smith Chapel
Laurel Land Cemetery
Mary Frank Morrow
Alaska
Power Pole Knocked Down After 2 A.M. Crash
Sheriff John Rainey reports a pickup struck a power pole at the EL Paso and 13th Streets corner. Driver Mike Berry, 23, was arrested after driving home from the 2:00 a.m. crash. Charges were filed.
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EL Paso
13Th Streets
John Rainey
Mike Berry
Rainey
Nazarene VBS Ends With Program Fun
The Church of the Nazarene Vacation Bible School closes June 4 after starting May 31. A Friday picnic at Ellison Park and a 7 30 p m program for parents and friends follow a week of Bible study singing crafts and refreshments. Director is Mrs J L Harrison with Rev Harrison and several teachers and helpers named. Visitors include W T Young of Corpus Christi and his daughter and son in law Dr and Mrs Jim Ward of San Angelo.
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Church of the Nazarene
Ellison Park
J.L. Harrison
Rev. Harrison
Clyde Emmert
Joe Harris
Fletcher White
James Morgan
Kyle Lindley
Susan Kimbro
Harold Moore
Kimbro
Otis Emmert
Agnes Bishop
W.T. Young
Corpus Christi
Jim Ward
San Angelo
Tiffin Young
First Baptist To Entertain Conference In Wellington
First Baptist Church in Wellington hosts the Panfork Baptist Associational workers conference on Thursday evening with a Youth and Family emphasis. The association board meets at 6 00 p m a dinner at 6 30 and program at 7 30 led by Benny Kilgo with Rev Jim Scott moderator. About 150 175 attendees from area Baptist churches are expected.
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First Baptist Church
Wellington
Panfork Baptist Associational Workers Conference
Association
Benny Kilgo
Jim Scott
Public Drunkenness Filed in Local Incident
Deputy J.R. Nelson led the investigation into a drunkenness in a public place incident. The report notes the arrest or filing of charges as part of the case details.
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J.R. Nelson
Dodson Pioneer Ernest Holleman Dies at 89
Ernest Holleman born Tupelo Mississippi January 22 1887 died May 24 in Hollis Oklahoma at his daughter Mrs Archie Ketchersids home He lived two miles east of Dodson on the same farm from 1912 to 1964 and later moved to Hollis He recalled pioneer life including bone gathering and trade with Quanah where he bought groceries and cotton He married Josie OBrien February 19 1908 and was long a local farmer and community member.
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Hollis
Oklahoma
Ernest Holleman
Archie Ketchersid
Mr. Holleman
Dodson
Tupelo
Miss
Quanah
Holleman
Josie O'Brien
Wellington
Elder of Westview No 2 Church Dies in Hollis
The Westview No 2 Church of Christ elder died with his wife predeceasing him January 11, 1952. Funeral held Tuesday May 25 at 10 00 am in Coley Memorial Chapel with Pastor Paul Evans officiating. Pallbearers included Newell McDaniel Virgin Sommers Martin Bullington Lloyd Curry Clyde Whitman and John Kizer. Survivors are daughter Ethel and Archie Ketchersid and brother C M Holleman, all of Hollis.
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Church of Christ
Westview No. 2
Coley Memorial Chapel
Paul Evans
Newell McDaniel
Virgin Sommers
Martin Bullington
Lloyd Curry
Clyde Whitman
John Kizer
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