Quail Bean Hill Baseball Highlights On Page One
Plymouth beat Nicholson 18 to 3 as Walls allowed four hits in six innings and Warrs pitched three strong innings. Bean Hill defeated Fresno 15 to 10 with W Wilson delivering four runs and multiple hits including a homer. Bean Hill's Childress and Lowe pitched, while Fresno's Wood and Rawlings shared mound duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McKnight
Trammel
Swift
Wynn
Plymouth
Nicholson
Walls
Nicholson Boys
Fisher
Brown
McCutchan
Thompson
Cates
Bradley
Griswold
McCracken
Whitfield
Nicholson Blake
Williams
Hiett
Liles
F. Knoll
Glover
H. Knoll
Wilson
Damron
Tanner
Fronterhouse
Pean Hill
Fresno
W. Wilson
Bean Hill
A. Iferton
C. Childress
Me iCarver
Jones
Fuller
R. Wood
Minter
J. Wood
Hoffman
Wood
H. Rawlins
Nantelles
A. Horton
Oy Ve Wilson
Childress
Ue McCarver
Danes
D. Childress
Vo Wilson
McCarver
Ward
Janes
Abinters
Rawlins
Seatt
Nunnelley
Lowe
Wellington Area Notes From Week End Visitors
A roundup of social visits and business trips from Wellington and nearby towns. Names include Aubrey Dobbs and Mr and Mrs Stan, Carl Benefiel at fishing in Grocebeck, Finnine Clay of Shamrock visiting Marianna Scott, James Roger and others in Shamrock and Wellington. Attendees and travelers span Shamrock, Lubbock, Plainview, Aberdeen, Memphis, Salt Lake City, and Lamesa with mentions of a local American Legion parade in Hollis and the Nowlin Wholesale Co float.
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Aubrey Dobbs
Stan
Carl Benefiel
Grocebeck
Finnine Clay
Shamrock
Marianna Scott
James Roger
Wellington
Joe Parker Glenn
Wichita
Ally
C.J. Glen
OM. Thompson
Waco
Herbert Dysari
Plainview
J. O. Wood
G. 0. McMinn
Lillie
K. K. Willingham
Aberdeen
L. J. Campbell
Alfred Emanuel
Lubbock Tech
Memphis
Ellen Terry Vanda
Salt Lake City
Utah
W. H. Crawley
A. L. Nowlin
Russel Hop
Robert Scott
Bob Moody
Hollis
American Legion
Mra. Nowlin
Nowlin Wholesale Co
Weather, politics, and local notices in Wellington diary
A mosaic column mixes weather forecasts, civic praise, and local concerns from Wellington. It notes weather prophet claims, aldermanic actions, a medal for a sheriff, gas-rate settlement in Amarillo, and a tribute to Claude McKinney for aiding a mob case. It also cites The Leader and Vernon County history plans, plus Wheat and cotton market signals in Canada.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wheeler County
Jesse Lee Washington
Claude McKinney
Pampa
Claude
Buck Creek Community Note Highlights Local Visits and School News
Buck Creek reports visits from Mr. and Mrs. L. J. Crawford of Hedley and gatherings with Miss Ruth Crawford. Alta Atkinson to attend Texas Tech College for six weeks. Forest Acres play draws crowd. Buck Creek school closes June 15 after a successful year. C. L. and Mrs. Vaught to return as teachers. Miss Ella Mae Sullivan moves to another school. Ruby Apple elected to fill vacancy. Rev. Crawford of Friendship Baptist Church conducted services. girls club met with Mrs. Jap Smith and Miss.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. J. Crawford
Hedley
W. Os. Crawford
Lena Lacy
Opal Barnes
Ruth Crawford
Alta Atkinson
Texas Technological College
Lubbock
Forest Acres
Buck Creek
Ella Mae Sullivan
Vaught
Ruby Apple
Nicholson 4-H club forms six member group
The article notes six members Mahota Wilson Aliene Sparlin Beatrice Tanner Lois Crossland Geneva McNei and Floy Spartin in the Nicholson 4-H club. It mentions a boys loss to Indian Creek 10-8 and various local visits and gatherings around community families and events including a party at Mr. Daffron and a women’s club sale day.
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Indian Creek
Vivian Harkins
Guy Smith
Virginia Crossland
Daffron
Brock
Nicholson
Esther Sarrett
Johnny Sarrett
M. L. Odom Jr
Lutie
Freddy Sarrett
Mr. Hudson
Vernon, Crossland
Aubrey
Odom
Elmer Brooks
Jack Johnson
Raymond Crossland
Vernon Crossland
Mr. Daniels
Cottonwood News Roundup Passages and Local Happenings
Large Sunday school crowd hears Rev. Golightly as children day program set for next Sunday at the schoolhouse at 1 30 pm. Mr and Mrs A Hays attend Texas Tech summer session in Lubbock. Miss Marie Mathews of Dallas visits grandparents Ratliff. Billie Joe Scott ill after kerosene ingestion but recovering. Miss Mattie Lee Nicholson visits Miss Mattie Yarbrough. Mrs Christoph's mother from Duncan Oklahoma visits. Miss Marianna Christoph visits home two weeks. Elmer Langford family returns from near Lubbock. Rev Skaggs of Quail to preach at schoolhouse next third Sunday.
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A. Hays
Lubbock
Texas Technological College
Marie Mathews
Dallas
Ratliff
Billie Joe Scott
Mattie Lee Nicholson
Mattie Yarbrough
Christoph
Duncan
Oklahoma
Marianna Christoph
Elmer Langford
Rev. Skaggs of
Quail
Nicholson subject: May hail damages homes and gardens
May hailstorm damages several houses and gardens in Nicholson. The local report notes a school girls baseball game where Nicholson girls defeated Indian Creek 10 to 8 on Friday May 29 at Indian Creek diamond.
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Nicholson
Vita Steam Pressure Cooker Free Trade Offer
Trade with listed merchants to obtain the Vita Steam Pressure Cooker at no cost. For details call R. M. Hagan at Wellington Hotel. The undersigned merchants promote the cooker’s simplicity and efficiency in this giveaway.
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Vita
R. M. Hagan
Wellington Hotel
Highway Meeting Endorses Long North American Route
Representatives from many cities along the Great Plains Highway route attended the meeting and expressed unreserved approval. The project will become one of the continent's longest direct highways once completed, with plans for financing the work discussed.
Plan to raise funds along route announced
A plan was introduced to have each city along the highway route raise a per capita tax of 2 cents. No city would be required to raise more than 300 dollars or less than 25 dollars. Wellington’s quota would be about 75 dollars if adopted.
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Wellington
Trip Winners Continue at Texas Bankers Association
The Texas Bankers Association will pay all expenses for the Washington encampment trips to four Texas 4-H members. Two boys and two girls with the best yearly records will receive free trips, honoring their accomplished work in 4-H programs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas Bankers Association
Washington
Texas
Texas 4-H Club Honor Selections Highlighted
A committee from the Extension Department at Texas A and M College selects yearly honorees based on the records of 4-H club work by boys and girls across Texas. The selections emphasize demonstrated effort, leadership, and community service within the 4-H program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas A. & M. College
Texas
Extension Plans to Keep Policies In Effect
The Midland company outlines keeping existing policies in force and notes that replacing life insurance would raise premiums and require another medical examination. Wellington agents include B. H. B. Duke, Andrew Colvin, and A. M. Ledbetter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Parsons
Midland Company
Wellington
BH. B. Duke
Andrew Colvin
A. M. Ledbetter
Africa Dominates As Largest Gold Producer Worldwide
Africa remains the leading gold producer globally, with sustained output across major mines. Industry data show continued contributions from South Africa and neighboring nations, reinforcing the continent's central role in gold supply and markets.
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J.D. McGuire
Cablingworth
Ani
Alohe
Dan McCutcheon Dawes
Charles J. Dawes
Eleanor Dillingham
Honoluli
trans-Atlantic
Hawaii
Deck
Tam
Johnny Wallace
Lyman Robbins
Globe News
Albert Cooper
Shamrock Texan
Albert
Ceci Bower
Cecil
C. Bower
Mr. Bower
Go, Bower
Amarillo
City Commission
The
Vernon’ Times
Wilbarger
Neekly
Leader
Vernon
G. A. Price
Associated Press
Price
A. P. News
West Texas
Myr Price
Canada
Ruby Crawford
Women’s Club
Rosa Lee Crawford
Omega Crawford
Cottonwood
Mrs
Mat Elland
Golightly
LeDerer Hardware
Cochran Drug
Palace Drug Store
Nunnelly Markets & Gro
City Meat Market
Wooldridge Lumber Co
Toggery Williams & Rainer Piggly Wigely
M System A. Bailey
C. G. Bower Sage
Brothers
Phillips 66
Tailors
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Pearl
White House
Graham
Fairy
Fresno Hi D. Club
Amaryllis
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