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Newspaper

Wellington Leader

Location

Wellington, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jun 14, 1934

Page

10

Quail Garden Club Becomes Demonstra tion Club

The Quail Garden Club met with Miss Robena Atkinson on Tuesday June 12 to vote to rename the group as a Demonstration Club since the county demonstrator has been employed. Members heard talks on New Garden Gadgets Outdears in May and Roses Used as Shrubs. Two games yielded prizes to Mrs. P. C. Crabtree and Mrs. C. W. Low. Refreshments followed with many attendees listed.

Quail Garden Club Robena Atkinson W. CG. Starr Mo. C. Gauswell Milton Aycock L. FL Brisbin Gilbert Guthrie W.T. Atkinson Floyd Daves Nville Atkittcon Miss Ro«bona Atkinson

Circle No 4 Meets With Mrs Kersten Monday

Missionary Society of the Baptist Church Circle No 4 met with Mrs Fred Kersten on Monday June 11. Attendees included Mrs Hays Short Fain Murry Mars and host Mrs Kersten. The circle will meet with Mrs Murry on Monday June 18 at 2 o’clock.

The Missionary Society of the Baptist Church Fred Kersten Hays Short Fain Murry Mars Cveleck

Wyrick Infant Buried Saturday

Infant daughter of Mr. and Mrs. T. Wyrick died shortly after birth. Funeral services were held Saturday morning with burial at Wellington Cemetery. Interment was made by Elna Funeral Home.

Fanera T. M Vrick Taeeluhd Betty

In Memoriam Alice Somerville

In loving memory of our dear wife and mother Alice Somerville who passed away four years ago June 13. Dust a thought of sweet remembrance dust a mercy sad and true. Just the love and sweet devotion of ones who think of you. Sadly missed by husband Tom Somerville Daisy Somerville Travis Somerville

Alice Somerville Tom Somerville Daisy Somerville Travis Somerville

Aberdeen Ladies Sell Quilt to Promote Club Work

Mrs W C Ketner announces the Aberdeen club quilt sale at Joe Roundtree Store in South Lutie. Proceeds fund community club work and activities.

Aberdeen W. C. Ketner Aberdeen’ Chub Joe Roundtree South Lutie

Wallace Urges Two Year Farm Control Decision Period

In Dallas Wallace argues farmers must plan over a two year period to control farm policy. He says producers should study outcomes of the two year plan, consider results of the previous year, and promote a system where food and feed crops pair with livestock. He cites ideal farms balancing production and markets, urging leaders to guide others toward sustainable farming.

Wallace Dallas Henry Wallace United States Fariger Trimer Fia Childress

Locals greet visitors and residents amid travel notes

Miss Vivian Porter returns home after a week visiting grandparents in Leon and Lone Grove Oklahoma. Lawrence Stowell heads to Dallas for an extended visit while Ora Lee Glasgow leaves for Alvord for a month. John W Warper and Durward Herron depart for business on Tuesday. Mrs W O Carter and May Herbert Carter of Dadville attend to Wellington business Saturday. Ed Blyin and daughter Denny visit Vernon on Monday. Mr and Mrs Heane and daughter Sally Jived in Shamrock Sunday. Jordan and Klis Mills of Lubbock spend a week with their uncle and aunt Mr and Mrs Flarry Guert. Mrs Scott Sidler and children visit Childress this week. W D Aldridge visits Shamrock on Monday. E B Waechter of Austin visits friends here and is a former Wellington High School science teacher. The New Deal aims to inform and guide Americans by detailing its plan and encouraging constructive criticism to help graduates understand their civic responsibility.

College President Inspires Students At Texas College For Women

Dr. L. H. Hubbard urged the 146 graduates to lead in government and economic affairs, saying college graduates must understand the world they will govern. Four students received master's degrees as he spoke on the College and the New Deal.

L. H. Hubbard Texas College For Women CIA

Urges Vaccination Against Smainox

Dr. Johnny Health officer advocates early vaccination for babies and young children to protect against smallpox. The family physician should vaccinate under care. parents bear responsibility until school entry, then teachers share the duty. Proper timing in infancy and later years builds immunity.

Austin Ted Parent Johnny Brown

Smallpox vaccination and public health impact

The article argues vaccines last seven to ten years and explains why many cases occur in adults with only one vaccination. It labels smallpox as a disease of ignorance and indifference and warns that stopping vaccination would invite rapid infection of new immune people. It notes last year's bird cases in Texas could have been prevented by vaccination.

Texas

Local oddities and scientific note mix

A bizarre report claims John Meche Frail was fined for spraying rouge paint on frankfurters. In Topeka Kansas a police officer allegedly arrested himself for parking too long downtown. Scientists estimate solar light is about 618000 times brighter than full moon light.

John Meche Frail Willi Steinpaut Topeka Kans

Brown's Lotion for Skin Ailments Offered by Pruden Drug

Want ads advertise Brown's Lotion for eczema itching ringworm poison ivy tetter minor cuts and burns. The lotion is described as antiseptic and promotes healing with a money back guarantee through Pruden Drug Co.

Brown Pruden Drug Ca Adv

Travels of Mateo Poto Featured in The American Weekly

A fragmentary notice hints at Mateo Poto, famed traveler, with a feature in The American Weekly magazine. The item references J. M. Strong at a National Bank and a promotional note about the publication.

Mateo Poto NEXT MNEM

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Miss Atkinson Circle No. 4 Wyrick Memoriam Sol. H. Bayouth Wellington Hia Mr. Bayouth Wellorg Vivian Porter Leon Lone Grove Oklahoma Lawrence Stowell Ora Lee Glasgow Alvord John W. Warper Durward Herron W. O. Carter May Herbert Carter Dadanville Ed Blyin Daunter Denny Vernon Mrs. Heane Sally Shamrock Jordon Klis Mills Libbock Flarry Guert Scott Sidler W. Db. Aldridge Shamrock Wonday E. B. Waechter Mr. Waechter Wellington High School America Denton Mrs. D. Coleman Pullman Cafe JOE Hardy Drug CO Rexall Store Joe Hardy Sodas Royal Standard J. M. Strong Nautional Bank Leader Office FBI SAT MON Snell's L. P Betsy Brand Houspray Hamburger Toccery Wellingtivs Roy M. Horn Prop
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