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Wellington Leader

Location

Wellington, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jun 15, 1933

Page

5

Court Clears Right-Of-Way Across County

After a ten hour session the Commissioners Court announced the right-of-way for the highway across the county is secured from the Childress County line to the Wheeler County line with one exception in Wellington. The county has spent 232225 to complete the right of way. The north and south contracts to Childress county and Salt Fork are near completion and funded by federal and state funds totaling 58000. Senator Clint C Small and Engineer C J Hasie plan to go to Austin to urge letting the bridge and drainage work from Salt Fork to the Wheeler County line.

Commissioners Wellington Childress Wheeler Childress County Salt Fork Clint C. Small C. J. Hasie Austin Wheeler County Hasie C. L. Hasie Salt Fork River

Legion Plans July Fourth Picnic at Riverside

The American Legion will sponsor a Fourth of July Picnic at Riverside near the Salt Fork river crossing. Legion members, including Riley and Blale White, will work on the project with the Wellington-Shamrock Highway authorities.

American Legion Riverside Salt: Fork River Wis Riley Legion Blale Annnual Legion Picnie Wellington E- Legion

English Teacher Attending School in Nashville

Mildred Hulsey, head of the Wellington High School English department, will attend school for the five years and elected to sit at post during the 1988 24 terms.

Mildred’ Hulsey

Funeral Services Wednesday For Pioneer Minister

Funeral services for Hubbard Milton Bandy 78 were held Wednesday at 4 o clock at the First Christian Church with HM Hendry officiating. Bandy died Monday after a lingering illness in Wellington. Born November 17 1854 in Dallas County he became a pioneer Texas minister and served about 50 years. He is survived by his wife two children a brother six grandchildren and four great grandchildren. He married Elizabeth Thorpe May 14 1876 while at Add Raw College and taught in the Plains country especially near Lubbock.

Hubbard Milton Bandy First Christian Church HM. V. Hendry Bandy Wellington Dallas County Lfe Texas H. M. Bandy Lubbock

Five Days Left to Vaccinate City Dogs

City officials urge dog owners to vaccinate pets against rabies within five days or risk seizure. Dogs at large in city limits must be vaccinated and wear tags. authorities will destroy unvaccinated dogs. City Secretary Jack Knight issued the notice.

Jack Knight

McMurray Singers To Perform Here Wednesday Night

Rev T M Johnston announced McMurray College quartet and octette will sing at First Methodist Church here on Wednesday night June 14. The well known group is touring Texas and the public is invited to attend.

T. M. Johnston McMurray College Firet Methodist West Texas Rey Johnston Wall Ikoun Sullivan Wiley Ah Ratte Boya Gitla

Cool Shower Relieves Heat Wave in Collingaworth County

Sections received .65 inch of rain in Wellington and nearby areas, ending days of 100 degree heat. Towns saw shelter seekers, cellars used, and business groups watching dark clouds as showers extended toward the Panhandle and into Oklahoma. The rain traded with hot, dry conditions, easing crop stress after a prolonged period of heat.

Collingaworth Wellington Hall County Blue Front A. D. Rainey Lutie Dodsonville Fresno Loco Childress Panhandle Texas Oklahoma City

Nazarene Church Sponsors Vacation Bible School

Rev. D. W. Simpson announced that the Nazarene Church will sponsor a Daily Vacation Bible School for Wellington children over the next three weeks. It runs from 9 until 12 each morning with Bible study similar to Sunday School, open to all interested children. Other Wellington churches have announced similar programs this summer.

D. W. Simpson The Nazarene Church Wellington Vacation Bible

Dodsonville Boy Wins District Title

Walter Fred Hill of Dodsonville won the Future Farmer's Declamation contest in Shamrock for his district against 25 counties. His speech was The Needs and Necessities of a Future Farmer. He will represent the district at the state meet in Huntsville in August where the winner goes to the Worlds Fair in Chicago.

Walter Fred Hill QO. D. Hill Dodsonville Shamrock Walter Fred Huntsville Chicago

Churches Plan Father’s Day Programs This Week

Two churches announced special Father’s Day observances for Sunday June 18. First Baptist will hold a Sunday evening service with Rev W Clyde Hankins delivering a sermon God The Father and a special choir program. First Methodist plans a Sunday morning program with prayers scripture readings and father themed songs and readings by church members.

W. Clyde Hankins First Baptist Church God Father Hankins Pink Sullivan First Methodist Church Ramona Mitchell Amon Johnston

Revival Meeting Promoted by Church of God Holiness

The Church of God Holiness announces a revival at the local Primitive Baptist Church beginning Wednesday at 8 30 p m. D C Mixon of Brady Texas will conduct nightly services through Sunday night June 25 inviting public attendance and Wellington church cooperation.

Church of God Holiness Primitive Baptist Church Fer D. C

Wellington School Names Margaret Hix for Next Year

R F Curny secretary of the school board announced this week that Miss Margaret Hix will be on the Wellington faculty next year and that her name was left off the list last week due to an error in the original statement.

R. F. Curny Margaret. Hix. Will Wellington

Three WWII veterans selected for Texas reforestation camps

Collingsworth County will send three veterans to National Reforestation camps under Red Cross auspices based on population. Veterans with dependents get preference. local offices have blanks. Total locally selected will bring county participants to 21 as Ft. Sill trains 29 others. June funding for relief is in doubt. Meetings in Childress and Pampa will explain the National Reconstruction Act to many Wellington residents.

Red Cross Ft. Sill Oklahoma Texas Chamber of Commerce West Texas Chamber of Commerce

Plymouth Church Sponsors Play At Plymouth High School

The Silver Moon Sunday School class of Plymouth Baptist Church presents a play titled A Hoodog Coon at Plymouth High School Friday night June 16 at 8 30. An admission is charged with proceeds benefiting the church. Cast includes Jack Walker Paul Neeley Pete Winters and others. The play also tours Lillie School and Lelia with show dates in June.

Silver Moon Plymouth Baptist Church Plymouth High School Jack Walker Paul Neeley Pete Winters C. R. Higgins Merle Walker Vera Carrell Misa Mildred Ballew Geneva. Ballew Margaret Tinkle Lillie’ School Coast Lelia

New Legislative Acts to Stop Bootleg Cigarette Sales

Legislative acts aim to curb bootleg cigarette sales by imposing an intrastate tax of 3.60 dollars per thousand on cigarettes up to three pounds per thousand and requiring stamp proof on first intrastate sales, with stamps bought from the state tobacco tax office and affixed to each package.

Aisted Antrastate Thia Thi

County Council Meet Includes 13 Communities

The County Council met in the courthouse on June 10 with thirteen communities represented. Attendees will be admitted as members and the next meeting on July 8 at the courthouse aims to attract more communities. The council will not collect dues, relying on voluntary donations not to exceed five cents per member, with Mrs. P E Williams as collector. The July 9 event is sponsored by Willing Workers club and will begin with a pep meeting led by Miss Trula Morrow.

W. ¥. Burden P. E. Williams Willing Workers Club Fresno Pleasant Point Trula Morrow

Noted Texas Editorial Writer E. L. Wall Visits Wellington

E. L. Wall, editor of the Galveston News-Tribune and a prominent Texas editorial writer, is visiting Wellington this week with his sister Mrs. C B Anderson. His work has often been republished in Eastern papers and drawn wide nationwide attention.

E. L. Wall Texas Wellington C. B. Anderson Wall Galveston News-Tribune

Gerald Handy to Fill Vacancy in City Fire Department

An official notice states Gerald Handy will assume the fire department vacancy created by Edmund Cocke’s absence. Cocke and his family plan a two month vacation to South Dakota with his relatives.

Gerald. Hardy Gerald Handy Edmund Cocke Be Wy Cocke South Goka Jesus His Dick Edmund Dorothy Billy Epen Suner Colorado Doro Margaret Serafon Goller

Machine Guns Held Officers by Clyde Barrow Bandits

Tahoka jail escapes were linked to Sheriff Geo. T. Corry and City Marshal Paul Hardy in an Associated Press report. The two officers, who were held from Saturday night to Sunday morning, identified their captors as Clyde and Ivy Barrow and noted the captors left license plates from multiple states in the wrecked car. Both officers described the tense moments at the Steve Pritchard home and the Bandits’ confidence, with Corry recounting a confidant near Sayre asking about killing them.

Associated Press Today Yowell Tahoka Geo. T. Corry Paul Hardy Corry Clarence Barrow Ivy Buck) Barrow Joe Johns Carlsbad Texas Oklahoma Arkansas Kansas Clyde Champion Barrow Ivy Barrow West Dallas Wellington Mr. Hardy Steve Pritchard Sayre Clyde Barrow Barrow Hardy

Masons Plan To Install Officers

The Wellington Masonic Lodge will install officers Monday night June 26 and confer third degree work Wednesday night June 28 with full regalia. New officers include Clarence Knight as grand master H A Wynn senior warden Marvin Somerville junior warden Clark Anderson treasurer Ben Hur at secretary J tall tiler Rey T M Johnston chaplain.

Wellington

Births Reported This Week At Lutie Bureau

Birth notices indicate four births recorded this week at Lutie, with details from the Bureau of Vital Statistics. Names and exact dates are partially legible, highlighting newborns and families awaiting official certificates.

Lutie

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C. C. Small Legion Works Nashville, Tenn Small Church of Christ Margaret Hix Collingsworth County Katherine Beverie Plymouth Church Collingsworth Clark B Anderson County Burden West Texas C. O. C W. Y. Burden Aia West Texas Council Associated Press Barrow Brothers Masons
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