Former County Couple Observe 50th Wedding Anniversary
Mr and Mrs Travis Baumgardner marked fifty years of marriage at their Austin home on May 25 1919 wedding date noted. Their sons James Tulsa and Joe Bill Houston visited June 1 with families. relatives in Wellington attended as able. The couple’s families contributed to Collingsworth County growth with seven children each before moving to Austin in 1940.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Travis Baumgardner
Elton Lane
Austin
James Baumgardner
Tulsa
Joe Bill Baumgardner
Houston
Bill Metz
Betty Cocke
Sandy Parsons
Baumgardners
Olean Leggitt
Etta Susan Sledge
T. B. Sledge
Wellington
James
Shamrock
Joe Bill
Baumgardner
Panhandle
Lubbock
Collingsworth County
Travis ‘Baumgardner
J. F
Ida Baumgardner
Atlanta
Travis
McKinney
Sledge
Memphis
Whitesboro
Etta Sledge
Wellington High School
West Texas State Teachers College
Canyon
Leggitt
Maurice Baumgardner
Joe H. Baumgardner
David Baumgardner
Delia Branch
Eunice Lucas
Grady Nolan
John Sledge
Midland
Jessie Metz
Katy Higgins
Litefield
Tom
Teresa) Campbell
James Baumgardners
Susan
Amy
Joe Bill Baumgardners
Steve
Smu
Dairy Products Plentiful Now in June Supplies
Dairy products are plentiful this June per the Texas Agricultural Extension Service and USDA. Milk production peaks plus abundant butter cream cheese and yogurt. Tomatoes corn rice turkey stocks are high, canned tomatoes exceeding 32 million cases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
College Station
Texas Agricultural Extension Service
U.S. Department of Agriculture
USDA
NWMS Begins New Year at Wellington Nazarene Church
The Nazarene World Missionary Society held its first regular monthly meeting of the new assembly year on Tuesday May 27 at 1100 West Avenue hosted by Mrs J C Emert. New study book Fields Afar was introduced with Mrs Joe Harris as the new teacher.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Nazarene World Missionary Society
Wellington
Calif
Fred Yarbrough
Leslie Moore
Posey
George Scott
Eva Cornelius
Frank Falk
Kyle Lindley
Harris
Oral Bishop
L. E. Goswick
Emmert
Cynthia Clement Hosts Slumber Party Guests List
Cynthia Clement hosted a May 28 slumber party at her parents home for 41 friends. Attendees included Juliana Baumgardner Dian Brooks Ramona Ford Nancy Graham Sherry Gray Annabelle Harris Shannon Holland Connie Lewis Gwen Lewis Debra Long Andrea Lowe Kathy Manuel Pati McAlister Angie Mitchell Lennie Morgan Tina Nunnelley Sharon Robertson Cheryl Spillman Phyllis Sullivan Ed i Watkins General Welch and the hostess. John Ford and Mr and Mrs Carlos Perez of Denton visited John's parents and grandmother over the weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cynthia Clement
B. W. Clement
Juliana Baumgardner
Dian Brooks
Ramona Ford
Nancy Graham
Sherry Gray
Annabelle Harris
Shannon Holland
Connie Lewis
Gwen Lewis
Debra Long
Andrea Lowe
Kathy Manuel
Pati McAlister
Angie Mitchell
Lennie Morgan
Mrs Ernest Harwell Installed as B P W Club President 1969 70
Mrs Ernest Harwell was installed as president of the Wellington Business and Professional Women's Club for the 1969 70 year at a dinner meeting on Tuesday May 27. New officers include Mrs Truman Estes first vice president Mrs Raymond Patton second vice president Mrs Amos McQueary secretary and Mrs Charles Carter treasurer The theme was the club collect sung by Mrs B M Sims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernest Harwell
Wellington
Business and Professional Women’s Club
Rob Isbell
Truman Estes
Raymond Patton
Amos McQueary
Charles Carter
B. M. Sims
Isbell
Bobby Langford
Fowler-Jackson Engagement Announced in El Paso
Leslie Gall, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Richard C. Fowler of El Paso, is engaged to Roy Alan Jackson, son of Mr. and Mrs. John W. Jackson of Wellington. They plan to marry July 12 at Northside Church of Christ in El Paso. Gall is a senior at Irvin High School and active in Mu Delta Gamma, with plans to be club representative to Irvin-In-Orbit. Jackson serves in the U S Army at Fort Bliss and attends the University of Texas at El Paso.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irvin High School
el Paso
Mu Delta Gamma
Irvin
Mr. Jackson
U.s.army
Ft. Bliss
University of Texas At
Family News From Charleston and Dallas
Mrs Gene Sweat returned to Charleston after two months with her parents the Richardsons and the Sweat family. Gene is due home from sea duty with the Navy this week. Miss Doris Leggitt of Amatillo visited with her sister Mrs Guss Gootch of Dozier and Friday they were guests of sister in law Mrs Olean Leggitt. Mr and Mrs Bill Hatch were in Dallas to attend the fall market of women's ready to wear at the Merchandise Mart.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gene Sweat
Charleston
S.C
James Richardson
Dick Sweat
Gene
Navy
Doris Leggitt of
Amatillo
Guss Gootch
Dozier
Inlaw
Olean Leggitt
Wellington
Bill Hatch
Dallas
Merchandise Mart
Appliances and cookware trends plus dairy sales data
The piece notes colorful cookware with monogrammed pots and mix‑and‑match plastic dishes, entry‑level and premium coffee pots, and new clocks and scales. It cites USDA data showing 20.4% of the dollar goes to poultry and dairy, with fruits and vegetables 17.7% and cereals 9.1% of sales. It also mentions Memorial Day visitors James and Mrs Branch of Amarillo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.S. Department of Agriculture
Takein
Incomplete OCR Item Teases Meal Serving Note
Fragmentary text appears to reference serving portions or recipes with garbled characters. No clear names dates places or events are readable to identify a full item.
Also Mentioned on This Page
NWMS
John Ford
Carlos Perez
Denton
John
Jack Ford
Lanny
J. L. Burt
B&pw Club
Dudley Phipps
Joan Flint
Harwell
Jimmie Kelso
Clifford Christian
McQueary
Pat McAlister
Langford
W. K. Orr
Patton
Estes
Loren Thompson
John Coleman
Zook Thomas
Henry Langford
Annie Hill
Louise Templeton
Sack Lowry
Phipps
Rufus Sweat
Bud Higginbotham
David Peters
Elmer Keller
A. M. Saunders
Mya. Sims
James Branch
Amarillo
Jim Sikew
Namecy. Sikes
Bethany
Okla
Sand Mi
J. L. Branch
Mrs
Julius Glen Taylor
Vicki Kay
Mr. Neal Francis Roberts
First Baptist Church
Texas
Mr. and
Jack William Sanford
Nancy Lynn
Mr. Dennis James Marks
First Christian Church
Wichita Falls, Texas
Ately
Manhattan
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