15 New honorees added to GB Bowl Hall of Fame
The 1992 Greenbelt Bowl Hall of Fame honors 15 individuals for long standing support and leadership. Notables include Morris Higley publisher of the Childress Index and longtime community figure, and M. C. Allen known as Suzy for youth program work in Memphis. Carol Higley is inducted posthumously.
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Wellington
Bill Clynch
Morris Higley
Childress Index
Childress
Jake Lawson
Cecil Park
Carol Higley
Maxie Carmack
Buddy Cordell
Gordon Gravley
Buddy Fornes
Lloyd Taylor
James Cameron
Dean Slayton
Jim Hess
Truman Spoon
M.C
Suzy) Allen
Higley
UIL
Carol
Hall of Fame
M. C. Allen
Suzy
Memphis
Texas
Mackie" Allen, Jr
Barbara Allen Thomas
Amarillo
Allen
Memphis Compress Company
M.C. (Mackie) Allen, Jr
LaDell Harrison
Board of Education
Memphis Independent School District
Memphis Chamber of Commerce
Memphis Volunteer Fire Department
Wellington ISD names Diane ORear elementary principal and staff
Wellington Independent School District Board met June 8 1992 appointing Diane ORear as elementary principal Rhonda Smith as girls basketball and track coach and Marcy Sessions as high school counselor to replace Wanda Cardwell The board also reviewed Brown Graham and Company for the 1992 93 audit and unanimously approved their hire Tommie Watts and Dr Collins were authorized to sign checks under 300 The district adopted and rescinded policies per TASA Localized Update 41 Gary Killian elected delegate to the TASA TASN convention Enrollment 26 at junior high computer camp Amended budget approved bills paid and financial statements reviewed Present: Joe Baumgardner Gary Killian Betsy Lemons Jerry Lewis Jamie Johnson John Scott Richard Sims Others: Dr James R Collins Carl Taylor Barbara Williams Diane ORear Tommie Watts Linda Powell and staff including Bonita Parker Deliah Howard Jane Thomas Loretta Wright Ron Gowdy and John Frances of Brown Graham and Company
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Wellington
Tommie Watts
Dr. Collins
TASA
TASN
Richard Sims
Board On County Education
Lela I.S.D
Allison I.S
Barbara Williams
Joe Baumgardner
Gary Killian
Betsy Lemons
Jerry Lewis
Jamie Johnson
John Scott
James R. Collins
Carl Taylor
Diane O'Rear
Linda Powell
Bonita Parker
Deliah Howard
Jane Thomas
Loretta Wright
Ron Gowdy
John Frances
Brown, Graham, and Company
Quilling Class Organized at Art Center this Summer
Meeting to organize a quilling class at Collingsworth County Museum Art Center was announced by Mary Nell Holton. Lois Ratliff will teach this summer with three days of instruction in July. no fee, materials extra.
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Lois Ratliff
Collingsworth County Museum Art Center
Mary Nell Holton
First United Methodist VBS To Kick Off June 15
Wellington’s First United Methodist Church invites children in kindergarten through fifth grade to a five day Vacation Bible School themed Jesus Is Our King meeting Jesus in the Parables from June 15 to 19, 8:30 to 11:30 a.m. daily. Preschool class for members’ children ages 3-5 and nursery for workers’ children under 3 available. Volunteers and leadership listed, with Nancy Henard as VBS director.
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Jesus
First United Methodist Church
Jesus Is
King Jesus
Wellington
VBS
Castle
Mary Johnson
Mimi Baird
Gay McAlister
Gracie Michael
Kings Inn
Mitzie Killian
Jeannie Adams
Linda Brewer
Rena
Vassey
Royal Treasury
Norma Spillman
Phyllis Killian
Lisa Manuel
Jane Thomas
Deliah Henard
Shirley Henard
Robi Lou Mabery
Sherrie Dunlap
Delanea Killian
Amber Ford
Andi Cox
Jean Lewis
Esta Glenn
Ruby Lockhart
Paige Davis
Shane Jones
Holly Thomas
Robin Henard
Mical Killian
Leslie Belew
Saints Roost 4-H Booths Offered For July 4 Event
Donley County 4-H sponsors booth spaces on Clarendon courthouse lawn for the Saint's Roost celebration. July 4, 1992 all-day event draws Panhandle residents and out-of-state visitors with crafts, food, and entertainment. Booths cost 15 dollars with proceeds to 4-H'ers. contact Donley County Extension Service at 806-874-2141 or mail payment to Cheryl Pickard, Clarendon.
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Donley County
4-H
Clarendon
Panhandle
Donicy County Extension Service
Cheryl Pickard
P. O. Box
Revival begins at New Abundant Life in Wellington
Evangelist Philip Rich from Grand Prairie opens a revival at New Abundant Life Fellowship Church in Wellington starting Sunday June 14 through June 21. First service at 10 a.m., nightly 7 p.m. except Sunday night 6 p.m. Pastors Clinton and Ruth Norman invite the people, with Beverly Neeley chairing Praise and Worship and Joe Cantu and the Overcomers participating.
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Philip Rich
Grand Prairie
New Abundant Life Fellowship
Wellington
Evangelist Rich
Clinton
Ruth Norman
Beverly Neeley
Praise and Worship
Joe Cantu
The
Overcomers
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