County Students Attend College During Summer
Collingsworth County students spend summer in college. Notables include Clarendon Junior College and West Texas State University attendees such as Jackie Needham Nancy Sanford Lanny Ford Andy Bell Barbara Sherman and more. Other students attend Texas Tech Denton Arlington and Oklahoma institutions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Collingsworth County
Clarendon Junior College
West Texas State University
Jackie Needham
Nancy Sanford
Lanny Ford
Andy Bell
Barbara Sherman
Bill Estes
Larry Howard
Carolyn Christian Keller
Marsha Elbert
Sharon Daves
Clarendon
Texas Woman’s University At
Denton
Recky Dickerson
Arnett
West Texas State University At
Canyon
Becky Brewer
Peggy Crawford
Nancy Holton
Jan Cudd
Patricia Wilson
Nancy Russell
Billy Wilson
Quail
Gayle Smith
Lubbock Christian College
Texas Tech
Lubbock
Mike Dillon
Lewis Watkins
Jimmy Campbell
Jane and
Ann Orr
Donna Allred
Janyth Estes
Leslie Covey
Jan Glenn
Henry Wells
University of Texas At Austin
Regina Ferguson
North Texas State University
Randy Wooldridge
Southwestern State
Weatherford
Okla
Miss Tompkins Graduates From St Anthony's Radiology Program
Miss Patty Marie Tompkins of Wellington graduated from St Anthony's Hospital School of Radiological Technology in Amarillo on Friday June 2. She completed a two year course and is the daughter of Mr and Mrs Earl Tompkins. The commencement speaker was Richard Barras. Also graduating were students from the nursing and Certified Laboratory Assistants programs. Attending were Mrs Bart Tompkins Miss Marie Berryman and Mrs Virginia Thomas. Miss Tompkins is a Wellington High School graduate and formerly worked at St Joseph's Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patty Marie Tompkins
Wellington
St. Anthony’s Hospital
Wellington High School
Tompkins
St. Joseph’s Hospital
Glasscock Installed as Pastor at Amarillo Northminster
The Rev. James A. Glasscock formerly of Wellington was installed as pastor of Northminster Presbyterian Church in Amarillo on Sunday June 4. Sermon delivered by Rev. James Mahon. Glasscock, son of John and the late Goldie Glasscock, has degrees from McMurry College Perkins Seminary and Princeton Theological. He previously led churches in Booker Hooker Brnfield and Abilene and is married to Lotimer of Lubbock with one son John Ran Gal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James A. Glasscock
Wellington
Northminster Presbyterian Church
Amarillo
Booker
First Methodist Church
James A. Mahon
First Presbyterian Church
Mr. Glasscock
John Glasscock
Shamrock
Goldie Glasscock
Wellington High School
McMurry College
Wellington Leader
Perkins School of Theology
Princeton Theological Seminary
Memphis
Childress
Brownfield
St. James Methodist Church
Abilene
Hooker
Key
M. Glasbeck
Lotimer
Lubbock
John Ran- Gal
Teachers Study at West Texas State University
Several local teachers have enrolled for the summer session at West Texas State University in Canyon. From Wellington joiners include Jolene Groves Wel don D. Cleveland James Stavenhapen and Joe Lennon along with Supt Lloyd Patterson from Dodson. John Masten of Dodson will attend the entire summer for advanced studies in Spanish and English.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Texas State University
Canyon
Wellington
Jolene Groves
Weldon D. Cleveland
James Stavenhapen
Joe Lennon
Lloyd Patterson
Dodson
John Masten
Trollable Rods Offer Similar Performance
Both casting and spinning rods prove effective for trolling with little practical difference. The note highlights comparable action, control, and suitability for trolling setups across types.
Quail High Seniors Tour Colorado and New Mexico Highlights
Members of the Quail High School senior class visited Royal Gorge Colorado Springs and Denver sites on a tour that included Garden of the Gods Pikes Peak and the Caves of the Winds. Highlights included crossing the Royal Gorge Bridge and riding the Incline Railway. Sponsors and students listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canon City
Colo
Quail High School
Colorado
Royal Gorge
la Mesa Park
N.M
Garden of the Gods
Pikes Peak
Cliff Dwellings
Cave of the Winds
Seven Falls
Ghost Town
van Briggle Art Pottery
Wax Museum
Broadmoor Ice Palace
Broadmoor Zoo
Will Rogers Shrine
Colorado Springs
Denver Museum of Natural History
Colorado State Capitol
Lakeside Amusement Park
Denver
Central City
Echo Lake
Idaho Springs
Colorado State Penitentiary
Municipal Museum
Monarch Pass
Great Sand Dunes
Taos Indian Reservation
Kit Carson
Arkansas River
Garth Priddy
Dick Campbell
W. F. Howard
Elmer Haralson
Marie Johnson
Neva Baker
Earl Feemster
Robert Blevins
James Parker
Jerry Haralson
Judy Campbell
Bill Howard
Kelly Howard
Dennis Howard
Degree Granted Peggy Hendrix at Abilene Christian College
Peggy Hendrix was among 369 candidates awarded degrees at Abilene Christian College commencement on May 22. She earned a bachelor of science in education with an elementary education major and English minor, is the former Peggy Shanks, daughter of Cecil and Mrs. Shanks, and is active with the yearbook staff and Kappa Chi. Her husband L B Don Hendrix of Nederland attends Fort Sill Army officer candidate school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. B. Don Hendrix
Abilene Christian College
Hendrix
Peggy Shanks
Cecil Shanks
Kappa Chi
Nederland
Fort Sill, Okla
CAP Sets Deadline for 1967 Wellington CAP Members
Wellington Civil Air Patrol members set the last of June as the membership deadline for the year. A June 4 business meeting named Cliff Hartman as commander, Cecil Masten as vice commander, and appointed officers including Mrs. Cecil Masten publications, Jerry Nix supply, David Baumgardner training, Rev. Ronald Crosley chaplain, Mrs. Kay Ketchum treasurer, and Pat Glenn communications. The next meeting is June 26 at 8 p.m. at the Farm Bureau. dues close after June.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wellington Civil Air Patrol
Cliff Hartman
Cecil Masten
Hartman
Jerry Nix
David Baumgardner
Ronald Crosley
Kay Ketchum
Pat Glenn
Farm Bureau
Squadron
Mr.Nix
Crosley
Glenn
W. L. Williams
Glenn Ketchum
Lee Roy Belew
David Baumpardner
Louis Patterson
Creed Hill
Leta Rees
Mrs. Masten
Donald Nunnelley
George Hooten
Ralph Owens
Catfishing With Artificials and Natural Bait Habits
Catfishing with artificial lures is possible but often not worth the effort. Catfish mainly feed on natural bait and reside in familiar habitats. Experienced cane pole fishermen know how to target them effectively.
Janice Lowry Receives BBA at Houston Commencement
Janice Rountree Lowry of Lutie earned a bachelor of business administration from the University of Houston College of Business Administration at the thirty third annual commencement on Saturday June 3. Dr Logan Wilson president of the American Council on Education spoke on Adequacy in Education. Degrees were conferred by Dr Phillip G Hoffman president of the University. Mrs Lowry is the wife of Joel Lowry a UT Dental School student and daughter of Mr and Mrs Joe Rountree of Lutie. She is a graduate of Samnorwood High.
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Janice Rountree Lowry
Lutte
College of Business Administration
University of Houston
Logan Wilson
American Council On Education
Phillip G. Hoffman
Lowry
Joel Lowry
University of Texas Dental School At
Houston
Joe Rountree
Lutie
Samnorwood High
Commencement Attendees From Local Families Gathered
Family members of the graduate attended the commencement including Mr. and Mrs. Rountree Mrs. Bill Jones Kim Kyle Mrs. Jack Lowry Don Sweat and Mrs. J W Deger. They were joined by Mr. and Mrs. Pete Melton and Kevin of Pine Bluff Ark and Miss Stephanie Warren of Baytown.
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Rountree
Bill Jones
Kim
Kyle
Jack Lowry
Don Sweat
J. W. Deger
Pete Melton
Kevin
Pine Bluff
Ark
Stephanie Warren
Baytown
Do You Pop Off Your Lures When Casting
Frequent lure popping is caused by faulty knots or rough guides on the rod. A heavy spoon paired with a too light line also disrupts casting. Correct the knot, smooth the guides, and match tackle to lure weight to cast properly.
Research on Chick Skin Grafts At Prairie View
Work at Texas A and M University Prairie View Experiment Station studies skin grafts on baby chicks to assess human applications. Dr. R W Lewis uses drugs to boost graft acceptance between unrelated chickens. Mention of permanent grafts in identical twins and inbred animals. Elias Howe invented the sewing machine in 1846.
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Texas A&m University
Prairie View Experiment Station
R. W. Lewis
Static Interest Rates Remain Low Despite Tight Money Fears
The financial notice asserts ample funds for banking loans and no anticipated rate increase. It states interest rates are at an all time low and that the institution has not faced tighter money conditions recently.
Also Mentioned on This Page
John Connally
Garth Jones
Associated Press
Chet Brooks
Pasadena
Stuart Long
Long News Service
Austin
Don Scarbrough
Williamson County Sun
Georgetown
Sigma Delta Chi
Jones
SDX
Capitol
Scarbrough
Texas Press Association
Bill Rapp
Raymondville
Connally
Texas
Glasscock
Henry David Thoreau
West Texas
Colorado, New Mexico
Peggy Hendrix
VFW
Kbgh Radio
Panhandle
Sammy Helmers
Janice Lowry
Elias Howe
Federal Reserve System
United States
South
Federal Reserve Bank
Wellington State Bank
First National Bank
Night Depository
FDIC
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