Sherman Speaks At TSTI Career Day in Amarillo
State Senator Max Sherman and Texas lawmakers will speak at TSTI Amarillo during June 8–9 Career Day events honoring Vocational Careers Opportunity for Youth month. Three sessions start 8:30 am 6/8, 12:30 pm 6/8, and 8:30 am 6/9 with tours, lunch, and a swimming party for youths considering post high school paths.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amarillo
Texas
Preston Smith
Mid-Continent
Texas State Technical Institute of
TSTI
Texas Panhandle Community Action Corporation
Max Sherman
Bryan Poff
Ben Bynum
Sherman
Poff
Bynum
Richard Ratliff
Governor’s
Noel Walton
Texas Panhandle
Community Action Corporation
J.N. Baker
J.W. Sollis
Bruce E. Romig
TST
Large Weevil Surge Seen Across Spring in Texas Area
Researchers report an exceptionally large boll weevil emergence across Cottle King Stonewall and nearby counties east of the High Plains program. Dr Don Rummel notes intensive control will be needed later, while within the program zones counts are far lower than in untreated areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cottle
King
Stonewall
High Plains
Don Rummel
Texas Agricultural Experiment Station
Lubbock
Rummel
TAES
Ed Dean
Plains Cotton Growers, Inc
PCG
Eastern Plains
Party Honors Church Youth at Progressive International Dinner
A May 26 youth party at First Baptist Church, led by Mr. and Mrs Clifford Rogers, hosted 22 young people including graduates. The event featured a four stop progressive dinner with Holland Hawaii Italy and Mexico themes, plus a Memphis skating trip and late night games at Wellington High School Gym ending with Breakfast USA back at the church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Baptist Church
Clifford Rogers
Holland
Roy Collins
Bill Wilkerson
Hawaii
Ralph Owens
Italy
Ernest Harwell
Mexico
Elmer Feemster
C.T. Hubbard
Mickey Kendrick
Heritage Room
Memphis
Wellington High School
Church For Breakfast USA
Orientation Set For UT Freshmen
Freshman students admitted for the 1972 fall term at The University of Texas may choose from 10 orientation sessions scheduled June 4 through August 17. Each Sunday includes a parents’ Q and A session. weeks include advising preregistration tours meetings with students and faculty testing and special events. Information via Orientation Office Speech Building 114 University Station Austin Texas 7871.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin
Spl
University of Texas
University Station
Texas
Death of Janey Cummings Cited As Lengthy Illness
Miss Janey Cummings age 24 of Austin died May 27 in a Houston hospital after a lengthy illness. Funeral services were May 29 at Weed-Corley with Rev. James S. Abernathy and Rev. Ray Burdette officiating. Burial was in Capital Memorial Park. She was valedictorian of the Texas School for the Blind class of 1966 and earned a UT music degree with high honors. Survivors include her parents in Austin and a sister in San Antonio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Jane Cummings
Silverhill Cove
Austin
Texas
Weed-Corley
James S. Abernathy
Truth & Consequences
New Mexico
Ray Burdette
Capital Memorial Park
Houston
Janey Cummings
Pampa
McLean
Wellington
Texas School For the Blind
University of Texas In Music
University of Texas
Powell Begins Duties With SCS Office
Tommy Powell transfers to the Wellington office of the Soil Conservation Service from Miami. He succeeds Gary Reed who moved to Keytesville MO. A Texas Tech 1965 grad in range management, Powell has worked at Snyder Stinnett and Clarendon before Miami as district conservationist. He and his wife Linda live at 1701 East Avenue with children Lisa and Jeffrey. They attend First Christian Church and teach Sunday School. Mrs Powell also attended Tech and belongs to a Miami study club. Leader Want Ads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tommy Powell
Wellington
Soil Conservation Service
Miami
East Avenue
Mr. Powell
Gary Reed
Keytesville
Texas Tech University
Snyder, Stinnett
Clarendon
Seymour
Linda
Lisa
Jeffrey
First Christian Church
Chamber of Commerce
Powell
Tech
Hospital Notes From Wellington Leader June 8 1972
The Wellington Leader reports multiple local hospital admissions from May 29 to June 5, including Lois Ratliff Lemon Wilson Raymond Pendergraft Emma Tate and others receiving medical treatment. Several clients were admitted earlier and discharged since May 29.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lois K. Ratliff
Lemon J. Wilson
Felix Hunt
Larry Waters
W.T. Seale
Raymond L. Pendergraft
Emma Tate
Henry Stall, Jr
Childress
Darvin Doyle Clark
Albuquerque
N.M
John Goldhugh
Trinidad Cantu
Cody Grubb
J.E. Nunnelley
Nellie Poteet
Billy Chandler
Curtis H. Williams
Wellington Leader imprint and subscription info
The Wellington Leader is published every Thursday at 913 West Ave Wellington Texas. Editor and Publisher H Deskins Wells announces rates of 5.25 dollars a year inside trade territory and 6.50 dollars a year outside. The paper is entered as second class mail on August 25 1909 at Wellington post office under the act of March 3 1879.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Ave
Wellington
Tex
H. Deskins Wells
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Sen. Sherman
Dallas
Neil Farmer
72Nd Infantry Brigade
Texas National Guard
North Fort Hood
Berkline
Wilkins Furniture
Riviera
Panhandle
Eas
Wilkins Furniture Igger — Non
SCS
L.B. Don Hendrix
George L. Roberts
James A. Killian
Paul Hardy
Chester White
Robert Karnes
Nolan Browning
Bessie Lowrie
Lloyd Powell
Debbie Brown
W.W. Neeley
Storty Jobe
Army
United States ‘ OF America
John Holton
Enco
Butane
Wellington Lumber Co
Electrical
Ington Business Firms
Vaughan Cleaners
Herman Harris
Langford
Conoco Station
Clark Chevrolet
C & H Pharmacy
Chevrolet
Jimmy Cochran
Mobil Oil Co
A. L. Elliott
Homer
Howard Holton
Wellington State Bank
P.b.lc
Goodyear Tractor Tires
Wells & Wells
Warrick Feed Store
E. Ave
Collingsworth County
Horton & Harwell Contractors
City State Bank
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