Mayfield Speaks on Cotton Policy and Tariffs
Mayfield defends his cotton measures and tariff stance in a lengthy address. He touts laws classifying cotton quality, expanding uses, and curbing price manipulation, while criticizing opponents and invoking labor and prohibition support. He cites investigations into cotton markets and urges Senate-backed protections for cotton farmers and related industries.
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Pie Supper At Cross Roads Friday By 4-H Club
Four H club members of Cross Roads community will host a pie supper Friday at Cross Roads school house to raise funds for sending a boy and girl to the A and M College short course from July 30 to August 4. Everyone is invited to attend. Dr C F E High made a business trip to Hollis last week. The Nazarene church will observe its annual Children's Day with a special missionary program Sunday night June 17. Everyone invited to attend.
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Thelma Masten and James Lucas Married in Wellington
Thelma Masten and James Lucas, a well liked Wellington couple, were married last Tuesday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Walter King with Rev. A O Graydon officiating. The bride, active in school events, is daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Jo W Masten. the groom is son of Mr. and Mrs. J A Hues.
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Uy Naional Bank of Wellington
Local social notes from Hollis and surrounding areas
Local visitors include Dr and Mrs John W Harper and daughter Annalou in Hollis. Jones Singley returns home from SMU for summer break. Gebhardt foods stocked at M Store per Mrs Dougan. John William Thomas of Childress spends week with parents. Mrs WoW Bbetcher and others visit Childress, Wellington, and Memphis. Florence Pepper of Wellington undergoes appendix operation and recovers. Mrs Joe Hemphill of Albany visits her mother. Oletha Relief daughter returns from Peto visit. Marie Reed and DH Lee Wellington visit Paducah. Sam Lowe from Charleyden attends Purpuist election in Wellington. Miss Adar Stewart has tonsil removed. Mrs Page Anderson of Wheeler visits friends in Wellington. Dan Davis and wife travel to Mineral Wells for summer. Mrs C J High to Liz for tonsil removal. recovering. Campbell on sick list, up again. Mrs H A Phillips returns from South Texas trip with Virginia and Harris.
Local Jungle Cats Triumph Over Plymouth Sunday
The Wellington Jungle Cats defeated Plymouth Sunday by a 2 to 1 score. Raymond Morgan pitched a complete game allowing seven hits while Cecil Gr loom limited the All-Stars to ten hits.
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Ellison Park Improvement Drive Promises City Upgrade
Wellington city drives a park improvement program with support from the City Federation Clubs. Plans include keeping paths clean, adding plantings, and summer activities for children led by local volunteers. Notable guests include Duncan and Ponca City visitors, with several residents traveling to nearby towns over the weekend.
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Dairymen Meet Highlights Education Drive Growth
Collingsworth County dairy group, the Dairy Herd Improvement Association, held a meeting last Saturday. Interest in the association is rising with plans for an educational campaign on purebred sires herd improvement better feeding and exhibition opportunities.
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Mangum Area Winds Damaged Crops and Structures
Turbulent wind and hail battered Mangum and surrounding areas on Saturday causing damage to crops and property. Local reports describe scattered destruction, with debris and several structures sustaining impact. Emergency crews respond as residents assess losses and prepare for possible insurance claims.
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