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Newspaper

Wellington Leader

Location

Wellington, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jun 15, 1939

Page

9

Southwestern Life Club to Meet in Colorado Springs

Dallas agents of the Southwestern Life Insurance Co will hold their 85th annual convention in Colorado Springs June 15 16 and 17 marking the first time the event will be held outside Texas More than 300 agents and wives are expected with Broadmoor Hotel as headquarters Activities include tours to Garden of the Gods Pike s Peak and an ice carnival A Friday banquet will feature J Ralph Wood as keynote speaker and prizes for top performers announced during the year

Dallas Southwestern Life, Insurance Company Texas Southwestern Life Club Colorado Springs Colorado C. J. O'Donnell Southwestern Life Broadmoor Mecca J. T. Forbis Wellington Forbis Garden of the Gods Pike’s Peak Mountain Country J. Ralph Wood

Selby Named To Amarillo School

Robert Selby elected director of secondary education in the Amarillo School system after years as principal of Pampa Schools. A Wellington High School graduate of 1925, he earned a Bachelors from Oklahoma and a Masters from Colorado State Teachers College, with part of a doctoral program. He is a past president of the Northwest Texas Conference of Education. he and wife Clara and their son Bobby have visited Salt Fork area recently.

Callingsworth County Robert Selby Amarillo Selby Pampa Clara Selby Salt Fork Wellington High School University of Oklahoma Colorado State Teachers College Greely Colo Northwest Texas Conference of Education Bobby

Dozier Doze of Dozier News Brief

Dozier residents attend singing events in Abra and Borger while visiting families near Wheeler and Sanmnorwood. Crops damaged by a Friday sandstorm. Mary Lee Davis visits Canyon. Zone Methodist Church meeting at Sanmnorwood draws Dozier attendees.

Abra Terry Holt Texas Ivan Stohaugh Frank Massey Len Massey J. W. Sechrist Carrell Laycock Wheeler Shorty Sechrist James Curtis Kidwell James Clark Willie Leo Massey James Dowell Borger G. C. Porter Ada Nell Twitty W. T. Green Green J. W. Johnson James Murry Jack Clark Magic City J. H. Clark Claude Blandford Shinnery J. H. Blandford Jimmie Lee Clark Margaret Billingsley Vinson Okla Mary Lee Davis Canyon Dozier Methodist Church Sanmnorwood I. W. Johnson H. M. Glass

Dodson Juniors Visit Oklahoma Adventure

The Dodson junior class returned home June 6 from an outing to Crater Ville Park and Medicine Park Oklahoma. Participants included Jewel Davis Geraldine Hunt Ruby Hodel Tresia Davis Dorothy Milner Kelly White Harold Smith and others.

Ruby Hodel Craterville

Sandstorms prompt replanting in Lillie community

Farmers in this community must replant after Friday night and Sunday sandstorms. A light shower Sunday night was welcomed. Joe Thomas and Dalton Knowles work with the highway department at Canadian this week. The Sunday school at Lillie grows, and invitations go to nonattenders for next Sunday. Community visits, sermons by Rev. Fred Bell, and various local health and social notes follow.

Joe Thomas Dalton Knowles Highway Department Canadian Lillie John King John Thomas Balls G. D. Thomas Fred Bell Ross Gladney Hatch New Mexico J. L. Gladney C. W. Gollihugh Alice Strawn Quail Ada Lee Gladney Fort Worth Amaria Dorothy Bert Gladney Calhart Ozro Bartlett J. T. Clement Joe Darden Wheeler Zook Thomas Bennett

First Bale of 1939 Cotton Ginned in Corpus Christi

CORPUS CHRISTI The first bale of the 1939 cotton ginned in the United States arrived here early Monday morning June 12. Francisco P. Losdano of La Grulla Starr County won first-bale honors for the third year in a row. He was 12 days behind his 1928 time but beat his 1937 time by two days and his 1945 by ef O1 days, yet 23 days behind the all-time record set by Ernest Mate of San Benito on May 21, 102.

Corpus Christi United States Francisco P. Losdano la Grulla Starr County San Beniet Ernest Mate

Virginia Glenn Begins Work In Local REA Office

Miss Virginia Glenn started work last week at the Greenbelt Rural Electrification Association offices and will remain through the summer. She recently returned from Texas Technological College at Lubbock.

Virginia Glenn REA Greenbelt Rural Electrification Association Glenn Texas Technological College Lubbock

Civil Service Exams Announced In Three Fields

The United States Civil Service Commission lists open competitive exams for Public Health Nurse, Graduate Nurse, and Indian Field Service including Alaska. Deadlines vary by region, with Alaska dates in November 1939 and January 1940. Applicants must meet age limits and obtain full details from R F Curry or the Civil Service Board of Examiners.

United State Civil Service Commission Commission Washington D. C Colorado Alaska Arctic Circle Department of the Interior U. S. Public Health Service Veterans’ Administration R. F. Curry U. S. Civil Service Board of Examiners

Black-Draught Tonic Laxative Ad

An old advertisement touts Black-Draught as a spicy all vegetable intestinal tonic that tones lazy bowels and relieves constipation. It claims headaches biliousness sour stomach belching and loss of appetite will improve the day after use.

Texas Oklahoma Singing Meet Sets Dates in Clarendon

The Texas Oklahoma Annual District Singers Association announced the meet will be held in Clarendon on October 7 and 8. A. B. Wills of Memphis, president, said last year drew about 4,000 people from as far as 200 miles away. Other officers include E. J. Cooper Texola vice president and J. T. Evans Granite Oklahoma vice president.

Clarendon A. B. Wills Memphis Wellington E. J. Cooper Texola J. T. Evans Granite Oklahoma

Convention Draws Collingsworth County Singers

Mrs. L. C. Byrum of Cahoma secretary treasurer notes that with the convention near, several hundred singers from Collingsworth County are expected to attend.

L. C. Byrum Cahoma Collingsworth County

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