Wellington Leader contact and mailing information
The Wellington Leader published weekly in Wellington Texas provides phone numbers 1-806-447-2559 and 1-806-447-2550 and a fax line 1-806-447-2463. It lists the mailing address 913 West Avenue Wellington TX 79095 and post office box 992 for address changes.
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Wellington Leader
Wellingtonleader
Valornet
Wellington Leader Company
West Avenue
Wellington
P.O
Leader Readers Wellington Amelia Goodrow to Carter Tommy Baker
The list includes Amelia Goodrow and Carter Tommy Baker among readers from Wellington and out of town. Other names span Sue Skelton Britt Schmidt-Houston Jesse Stovall-Altus and Lynda McGill-Amarillo with affiliations across Oklahoma and Texas. The roster also mentions Tralee Crisis Center-Pampa and several individuals such as Alton Morris Cache Oklahoma Nell Knox Keene and Jimmy Breeding Shamrock Wayne Darnell-Brownfield Sue Keeler Jorgenson Hillsboro Oregon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Britt Schmidt
Houston
Jesse Stovall
Altus
Okla
Andy Hicks
Lynda McGill
Amarillo
Tralee
Pampa
Alton Morris
Cache
Nell Knox
Keene
Jimmy Breeding
Shamrock Wayne
Mayrene Darnell
Brownfield
Sue Keeler Jorgenson
Hillsboro
Ore
Magician The Magic of Montgomery at Collingsworth Library
Award-winning Lubbock magician Monte Holder performing as The Magic of Montgomery visits Collingsworth Public Library for a free show Tuesday June 12 at 2 00 pm. He brings family oriented magic that transcends language and culture, delighting audiences of all ages.
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Lubbock
Monte Holder
Magic of
Montgomery
Southwest US
Collingsworth Public Library
Wedding Dresses Reveal TWENTIETH Century Styles at Museum
A new temporary exhibit opens Friday June 8 at the museum art center featuring wedding gowns from Edna Forbis and Clarence Kesler in 1910, Mrs. J E Stevenson 1920, Willie Faye Talbot Howard 1945, Mrs. Calvin Mitchell and three daughters, with weekday hours 1 to 5 pm and appointments available. The exhibit coincides with Sue Skelton’s retirement reception on June 10 and notes volunteers built a storage room now awaiting professional HVAC installation by R and R.
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Doris Stallings
Art Center of the Museum
Edna Forbis
Clarence A. Kesler
J.E. Stevenson
Willie Faye Talbot Howard
Calvin Mitchell
Sue Skelton
Harry Stallings
Tommy Thomas
George Porter
Summer at WCC Rhythm Band Keeps Residents Moving
Dorothy Massey directs a busy week at WCC as residents enjoy the Rhythm Band led singalongs with Lola Estes at the piano. From bingo to Red Hat Society gatherings, exercise, Bible study and birthday parties fill the days with visits from volunteers and guests.
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WCC
Lola Estes
Dorothy Massey
Sue Parker
Bill White
Lorene Ashlock
Norma Lacy
Delma Jesse
Mary Morrow
Katie Hammons
Lenora Tuner
Corene Childress
Delia Solis
Anetta Anglin
Dudley Phipps
Ethel Oldham
Nena Oldham
Melody Waller
Winford
Mona Peeples Mellor
Red Hat Queen
Springfield
Ore
Mona
Rex Peeples
Amarillo
Donna Coleman
Jesse Mayes
Pally Cozad
el Reno Cooper
Tom Huntress
The
Fundamental Baptist Church
Vera Huntress
Pauline Lemons
Geneva Langford
Becky Deckard
WCC Social Worker
Osa Lee
Nora Hartwick
Ralph Spencer
Trudie Peters
Harold Ham
Katie Mae Hammons
James Barber
Dennis Suider
Bennye Brisbin
Also Mentioned on This Page
Leader Readers
Amelia Goodrow
To Carter
Tommy Baker
Library
Museum News
Texas Theater
Shamrock
N. Main St
Enter News
Mary Snider
Paully
Marian Johnson
Anna Finely
Ilene Messer
Polly Cozad
LB Bratten
Buford Riley
Church of Christ
Denny Wilson
Jack Neeley
Ruby Nash
Bobbie Shrubs
Ray
Phyllis Floyd
Danny Martin
Billy Colson
Troy Thomason
Lenora Turner
First Baptist Church
Kevin Everett
Lydia Garcia
Greensburg
Kan
Norma
Hector Montoya
Ft. Worth
Elizabeth and Family
Grand Prairie
Victoria Garcia
Pat McAnnar
Clarendon
Rex Peeple
Mona Mellor
Springfield Ore
Ted Mink
Childress
Peggy Mink
Bill Purkey
Monline Purkey
Texas
Low Miles
GMC
Cy Rye Ed
Honda
Alero
Rolling Plains
N. Main
Memphis
MAN US Garage Sale
Memphis, Texas
Chamber Office
Square
Memphis Chamber of Commerce & the Economic Development Board
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