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Newspaper
Wellington Leader
Location
Wellington, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1935
Page
14
Mr and Mrs Lee Fortenberry hosted Sunday visits from his brothers Charles and B L Fortenberry his sister Miss Maggie Fortenberry and Misses Cora and Viola Birdwell of Greenville.
Mr and Mrs C R Wood of Paducah hosted Mr and Mrs Lee ONeil Sunday. Mrs L B Miller travels to Amarillo to visit son Frank Miller whose birthday dinner was held. Several residents plan stays in Lubbock for Texas Tech. Harrells Store business in Dallas. Bayouth family visited in Childress. Miss Nell Muse, Miss Margaret Campbell and others travel to Lubbock for summer studies. Johnston returns from McMurry College with degree. Families attend Texas Tech summer sessions and visit relatives in Quanah Sudan Lubbock and Amarillo.
Miss Floy Mae Willis leaves for summer study at Texas Tech in Lubbock. Mr and Mrs Frank Pollett head to Alpine for the season. Percy Wells visits Memphis with relatives. Jimmie Richards and Johnnie French couples fish at Lake Kemp. Cicero Gulley visits Shamrock. Dorothy and Katherine McMinn depart for Lubbock to attend Texas Tech. Lee Gragg and daughter Jeanetta vacation in Hot Springs AR. Jack Gibson promotes roadside assistance. Mrs Cecil Coe and children return from Lubbock after a year. Pauline and Paul attend Texas Tech. Kay Bayouth visits Tulsa for two weeks. Kelley Pigg stays in Vernon with kin. Sarah Jones visits Canyon with her mother. Mrs E W Jones and guests return from Plainview. Jack London visits from Kansas City with auntMrs J L Burt. Margaret Hix and Mildred Howard depart for USC this summer. Sel H Bayouth and son Bus visit McLean. Charles Crews visit Childress with relatives.
E G Sanders superintendent of Summerwood Rural High School left this week for Alpine to attend school. Mrs C E Meredith of Victoria spent the weekend with her parents Mr and Mrs J A Duke, minier, and other relatives and friends.
Mr and Mrs Shaker Dakil visited Mangum on Sunday. Mrs Tom Atkinson of Burbank California visits with brothers T J Stall J W Stall and L H Stall and families. Mrs Atkinson a former county resident returns after 22 years. Ed Myers and daughter Charlene of Litchfield Arizona and Joe E Crockett and daughter June of Duncan Arizona visit Mrs CB Jones this week. Myers also visit Myers father P W Myers and family. Lowell Wells and wife move to Childress to make their future home. Harry Gilbert and children transact business in Childress. C C Bishop, GC Gibbs and Coll Milam Jr of Glenroge visit J A Leach family. They travel home after a trip to New Mexico. Mrs Leach returns with daughter Mrs Gibbs for a visit.
An old advertisement proclaims a doctor’s order for medicines to be compounded by science of pharmacy. It notes two registered druggists guarantee accurate prescriptions and claims a complete new stock of pure prescription drugs to meet doctors’ orders.
Mrs C C Bell and Mae Wes visited in Turkey with Mrs R C Bryan and family. Mr and Mrs E J Owen of Paris Texas returned home after a week with Mrs Owen's sister Mrs Alvin Horton. Amon Johnston, who coached football in Winters, returns to Wellington for the summer with Rev and Mrs T M Johnston. Mrs George Greenhaw of Memphis had major surgery at Wellington Hospital, with Mr Greenhaw and Mr Regnal Greenhaw at her side.
A stream of social visits appears across Shamrock and nearby towns with residents from Amarillo Lubbock Vernon Antlers and Oklahoma City joining locals. Notable names include the Forbis Small Goforth Wells Horn Dudley Gillentine Shields Seaberry and Slough among others as relatives and friends travelled to and from Wellington Portales Abilene and Vernon reflecting a busy social week.
Mrs Julius Haralson left last Thursday for Porvenir Texas to visit her parents Mr and Mrs J W Ricketts for several weeks.
Rev Crow and son John of Memphis filled their regular appointment here Sunday morning and evening. Several locals visited and hosted guests at various homes including the Kesler and Lewis families. Beulah Mae White was elected district director of the Clarendon District during the Young People assembly in Abilene.
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