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Newspaper
Wellington Leader
Location
Wellington, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 09, 2005
Page
1
The Wellington Leader requests readers to send any address changes to P O Box 992 Wellington Texas 79095 0992 for timely delivery and to ensure mail reaches the correct residence.
Menus list June 13 to 17 with daily plates. June 13 features steak fingers and sides. June 14 offers sausage with beans and vegetables. June 15 serves roast with mashed potatoes and broccoli. June 16 presents Mexican casserole and greens. June 17 includes ham with raisin sauce and scalloped potatoes.
On Monday June 13 the menu features BBQ burger potato salad baked beans apricots and sulk. Tuesday June 14 offers pizza corn peaches cookie and milk burrito salad pinto beans pudding cup and milk. A hotdog with chili French fries baby carrots pears and milk plus a turkey and cheese sandwich lettuce tomatoes chips apple and milk are also listed.
Wellington Care Center introduces new resident L B Bratten and invites family and friends to visit. The newsletter covers weekly activities including rhythm band, bingo, exercise classes, bean bag toss, sing along, Bible study, dominoes, and church services led by the Faith Baptist and First Methodist churches. It lists residents, volunteers, visitors, and a birthday celebration for Osa Lee with cake and punch.
Pam Hill expresses excitement about returning to NASA to join a team for a human mission to the moon or Mars. She highlights rocketry work, shares teaching background, and notes her husband Tom Hill, three daughters, and two granddaughters. Hill holds chemistry and math degrees and has eleven years teaching experience.
The Sabine Pass Chapter of the U D C met on May 10 2005 at the Cherokee Inn for a supper meeting led by president Lameda Black who introduced guests and discussed a fundraiser for a state scholarship. The program covered sheriffs and Sibley’s Brigade with tales of Civil War strategies, shortages, and battles from Texas to Louisiana, amid social anecdotes about a cold night and a wary search under a house. Guests included Fred and Betty Squyres Lorraine Almstedt Ann Mims and Lena King. members present were Betty Gilbreth Nan Heward Shirley Heward Vickie Porter Exa Cudd Lameda Black Mary Ruth Jones and Anita Roberts.
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