Opinions Build Support for Wellington Municipal Pool Project
Citizens and local leaders advocate a municipal swimming pool as a beneficial, wholesome recreation for children and adults in Wellington. Supporters include Mrs Annie L Wall Mrs Pink Sullivan J L Montgomery Mrs L E Gribble and others praising pool access as a healthy community amenity. Local organizations and business voices also back the proposal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pink Sullivan
J. L. Montgomery
L. E. Gribble
Wellington
Shaker Dakil
Gladys
Pleasant Hill social notes from Opal Wineheart column
Rev Skages preached to a large crowd Sunday. Numerous local families and relatives, including McFalls, Minyards, Pegrams, Winegearts, Lindsey, and Lane, are listed visiting, dining, and staying with kin in Pleasant Hill and nearby towns over the weekend. Several trips mentioned to Chicago Saint Louis Canyon and Hedley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Skages
Sam McFall
Jee Minyard
Fred Browning
Parma
Porter
Wellington
Louis Stonecipher
Weldon Minyari
Emmitt McFall
Alfred Peggram
Geane
Betty
Bob
Mart Winegeart
Ike Skaggs
Sanford Simmons
Misa Opal Winegeart
Frank Lindsey
Seth Lindsey
Chicago
Saint Louis
Missouri
Clovis Young
Martin Winegeart
Canyon
Clifford Lane ‘of
LILLIE By Lynn M. Humphrey
Local social notes list Friday visits among Misses Hall Lowe and Clifton plus family updates. Birth announcement reports a son for Mr and Mrs Sylvester Bell. Mothers and Fathers program at Salt Park cited with many attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leitha
Janie Lowe
Florence
Opal Hall
Laverne Eiland
Cottonwood
Grace
Opal Clifton
L. Brown
Duncan
Oklahoma
Ernest Brown
Verna Lee Harris
Salt Fork
J. Ett Farrar
Joe Hall
Alta
Madeline Young
Tatie
R. W. Cunningham
Helen
Lola May McMinn
R. E. Feemster
G. D. Thomas
Jim Lowe
Ganyon
Vic Brown
Finis Hall
J. W. Carreker
Gon
Denzil
Y. V
Wade Humphrey
G. C. Tshell
Lou Ella Dobbs
D. Ett Farrar
Sylvester Bell
Albert Alias
Earl Brown
Oklahoma City
Cecil Brown
Mr. Brown
Low Ella Dobbs
Zelma Hall
Lynn Murrell Humphrey
Leon Brown
D. Burkhalter
O. M. Hall
John Turley
Salt Park
Harper Wins In Burlesque Revue At Wellington
Dr. John W. Harper won all three prizes at the Men's Burlesque Bathing Revue sponsored by the Kiwanis Club in Wellington. As first prize he earned an unpaid trip to Dozier with representation of Taylor's Creamery, second prize a shaving mug, and third prize a hollyhocks and gourds corsage. The event featured music by Clyde Milter orchestra and tap dances by Free man Moore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John W. Harper
Joe Thompson
Kiwanis Club
Dr. Harper
Dozier
Wellington
Taylor's Creamery
Clyde Milter
Freeman Moore
Kenneth Blackledge
Ritz
Farmers Warned To Secure High Quality Of Seed
County Agent W. K. Cottingame issues a warning to farmers buying replanting seed after recent washouts. He stresses choosing high quality seed due to late season, noting superior germination speeds and long term benefits for farmers.
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W. K. Cottingame
Swearingen Social Notes and Local Wins
Mrs. Dock Gipson and others visited relatives in Borger last week. Martha Anglin of Brice stayed with Thelma Darnell. Anglin and brothers visited Saturday. Sports: Swearingen softball team beat Buck Creek 13 to 6. A draft for 3.90 from August 1900 appears for Hall in Hayti Mo. Read The Leader Want Ads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dock Gipson
Roy Childress
Claude Childress
Borger
Martha Anglin
Brice
Thelma Darnell
Henry
Everett Anglin
Martha
J. F. Skaggs
Skage
Ike Skaggs
Quail
Georgia Marie Jones
June Jarrell
Walter Bounds
Lakeview
Bounds
Jana
Will Anthony
Famlly
Jett E. Roberts
Howard Rankin
L.G. Yarbrough
Florence Butler
Memphis
Oline Frair
Ellen Childress
Hartwell Darnell
West Wall
Hayti
Western Railroad
Hall
Breeding Child Buried In Enterprise Community
Funeral services for the infant son of Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Breeding were held June 16 at 10 a.m. in Dozier Cemetery. The child was born June 15 in Wellington and died three hours later. Survivors include the parents and both sets of grandparents. Minister W. H. Riley officiated. Ellis Funeral Home handled arrangements. Mrs. Mattie Beasley offers a music course for pupils on Tuesdays and Fridays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. C. Breeding
Enterprise
Wellington
W. W. Breeding
W. C. Roy
Corpus Christi
Dozier
W. H. Riley
Dozier Cemetery
Ellis Funeral Home
You Didn’t Know That War Prisoners and Prophecies
A Baltimore woman reportedly tied a knot in the British Lion's tail while Apache Indians in Arizona remain prisoners of war. A Chicago man claims August will end the world, advising July vacations. California led 1936 traffic deaths with 3050 fatalities, New York 2600.
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Arizona
Baltimore
Chicago
California
New York
A O Kike Has Improved After Serious Illness
A. O. Kiker, once seriously ill with pneumonia in the past weeks, has recovered and returned home near Wellington. He can be up part of the time while still under care. A. Holmes of Borger spent Sunday with his parents, Mr and Mrs W E Holmes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. O. Kiker
Wellington
Mr. Kiker
A. Holmes
Borger
W. E. Holmes
Lost blue yearling dog with C branding, reward offered
A blue yearling male dog branded with the letter C on the left jaw is missing. A reward is offered for information leading to its return. contact Nickle in Shamrock at the listed number.
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C. C
Nickle
Shamrock
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Annie L. Wall
Aidan
A. Lucas
Collingsworth Motor CO
Kelly Pigg
Wellington Club
H.C. van Winkle
Pleasant Hill
Opal Wineheart
Lillie
Lynn M. Humphrey
Harper
Pitone
Land
Clear
Joe Ragedale
Rogers, Arkansas
Rock Island
Lewis Lumber Co
J. H. Rogers
Virgil Cole
Fred Kersten
J. W. Breedlove
Wellington Radio and Electric Shop
Tfe
Radio and
Arkansas
West
Texas
M. C. Somerville
J. B. Johnson
Dalhart St
Eula M. Douthit
Kersten
Thompson Bros
West Side of Town
T. B. Starkey
Harley
Kern
Mattie Beasley
Duckworths Food Market
Bermuda
A. O. Kiké
Mac
By Munc
Dizzybelle
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