Texas Guardsmen Begin Two Weeks of Field Training
More than 5,200 National Guardsmen from 70 Texas towns start two weeks of field training with the 4th Armored Division at North Fort Hood under Brig. Gen. James D. Scott. The 49th will conduct live-fire drills, river crossing tests, and cross-state convoy movements before returning to home stations June 18.
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Dallas
Texas
4Th Armored Division
Wellington
Jim Chappell
Lone Star” Division
North Fort Hood
Army
James D. Scott
Scott
49Th
Luther E. Orrick
Texas Legislature adjourns with unfinished budget work
Legislators closed business at midnight May 29 with the 1969 budget and tax bill still incomplete. Governor Connally signaled a fall return for a special session if needed, and suggested next year's tax bill may be lower than projected. The court issued rulings on employee warnings, usury, and water damages while aging programs and airport projects received state funds. Senior Citizens honored in a county tea event.
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John Connally
Connally
State Supreme Court
Nueces County
Supreme Court
Dallas Court of Civil Appeals
Pacific Finance Loans and Bond Finance Company
Ward County
Lubbock
Big Spring
Fort Worth
Mercedes
San Antonio
House
Senate
State Capitol
State College
Ilome Demonstration Club Council
J. G. Gardner
R. W. Brantley
W. W. Sugg
John Howard
R. J. Holland
Truitt Holland
Don Manuel
Clem ents host relatives from Seminole to Amarillo and Kermit
Personal Mr. and Mrs. E. W. Clement had visiting nephews Kirk Christy of Seminole and Todd Clement of Pampa. Tim and Terry Crane, children of Mr. and Mrs. James Crane of Muleshoe, spent the week visiting grandparents. Guests included Mr. and Mrs. Ray Ward of Juptin Mo and Mr. and Mrs. Joe Terry who attended the Bankers Convention in Amarillo.
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E. W. Clement
Kirk Christy
Seminole
Todd Clement
Pampa
Kirk
Jack Christy
Todd
T.C. Clement
Tim and
Terry Crane
James Crane
Muleshoe
R. H. Crane
Ray Ward
Juptin Mo
Joe Terry
Bankers Convention
Amarillo
Kermit
Herman Claude Terry
Mark
ITCH ME NOT Instant Relief Ad At Parsons Drug
An advertisement promotes ITCH ME NOT a quick drying itch relief product. It claims antiseptic action kills germs and speeds relief for eczema insect bites foot itch and surface rashes. Available now at Parsons Drug.
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Parsons Drug
Bankers Attend Panhandle Meet in Amarillo
Wellington bankers led by Mr and Mrs Earl Hunter and others joined regional peers at the Panhandle bankers convention held at the Holiday Inn West in Amarillo over the weekend. Attendees included pairs from City State such as Mr and Mrs Joe Terry and Mr and Mrs Jeff Wilson along with Earl Lynn Sartell and Wayne Cudd. Arrowroot is derived from the roots of Sago Palms.
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Wellington
Holiday Inn West
Amarillo
Earl Hunter
Paul Bell
Joe Coleman
Jimmy Strickland
City State
Joe Terry
Jeff Wilson
Earl Lynn Sartlell
Wayne Cudd
Amarillo Visitors Depart for Fort Hood Training
Mr and Mrs Herbie Duncan and son of Amarillo visited Herbert Duncan then left Saturday with the National Guard for two weeks training at Fort Hood. Mr and Mrs John W Atkins of Ontario California stayed several days last week visiting relatives after attending their mother's funeral in Lawton Oklahoma.
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Herbie Duncan
Amarillo
Herbert Duncan
Herbie
National Guard
Fort Hood
John W. Atkinson
Ontario
Calif
Lawton
Okla
Wellington Leader publication details and rates
The Wellington Leader, published every Thursday at 913 West Ave Wellington Texas, is entered as second class mail. Editor and Publisher H Deskins Wells. Subscription rates are 4.00 dollars a year inside the trade territory and 5.00 dollars a year outside the territory.
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West Ave
Wellington
Tex
Pas
Texas
H. Deskins Wells
Texas Traffic Toll Reaches Record High In 1966
Texas reports 524,972 traffic accidents an all time high with 3,416 deaths and 208,310 injuries. Economic loss estimated at 557 million dollars, plus massive property damage across 1966. Collingsworth County suffered two killed seven injured and 14,775 in property damage.
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Collingsworth County
Texas
United States
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Professional Directory
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Fifteenth Street
Wellington, Texas
M. W. Cobb
Shamrock, Texas
Conoco
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