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Wellington Leader

Location

Wellington, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jun 17, 1943

Page

5

Funeral Services Held for Mrs. D. F. Downs at Vinson

Funeral services for Mrs. D F Downs of Vinson were conducted at the Methodist Church on Monday afternoon June 7 at 2 30 led by the church pastor. Burial followed in Independence cemetery. Mrs Downs née Vivian Margaret Reeves born January 28 1899 in Houston County died the previous day at age 44 years 4 months 8 days. She married D F Downs August 10 1913 and they had 10 children all living. She joined the Methodist Church at 19 and was a devoted wife and mother. Surviving are her husband and 10 children from Vinson plus two grandchildren six brothers and two sisters.

DF. Downs Vinson Downs Independence Houston County F. Downs Methodist Church James W. Downs Erick Okla Deward F. Downs Wellington Guy D. Downs Kenneth Downs J. H. Downs Bobby Joe Downs Dinnie Lawayne Downs B. 8. Hicks Lois Rae Downs Ila Mae Downs

Texas Urges Bond Purchases to Support National Objective

Large War Bond discussion continues urging sacrifice and duty as Texas promises to do its share toward the June national objective. Secretary of the Treasury assurances underline the need for collective effort and possible small sacrifices to secure victory.

Secretary of the Treasury Texas Mr. Wiley

Four Quail Boys Earn Lone Star Farmer Degree

Troy Cass Roy Cass Carl Wischkaemper and Raymond Bailey seniors and graduates from Quail Consolidated High School earned the FFA Lone Star Farmer degree this summer. They qualified by ranking in the top ten percent of their class, maintaining record checks, completing projects and showing $250 cash or investment. Their vocational agriculture work and leadership in Quad Future Farmers highlighted their achievements, with instructor J B Patteson praising their community leadership potential.

Troy Cass Roy Cass Carl Wischkaemper Quail Consolidated High School Raymond Bailey FFA Lone Star Farmer Quad Future Farmer J. B. Patteson

Salvage Drive Encourages Community War Effort

Wartime appeal urges residents to salvage non rusty cans fats and nylon materials for the war. Cans should be cleaned and flattened and taken to Cicero Smith Lumber Co for shipment. Fats may be dropped at grocery stores for wartime recycling and nylon items to be collected by dry goods merchants.

Uncle Sam Mr. Hurst

Canning Program Continues At Local School

The canning room opens at 9:00 a.m. daily under the vocational agricultural department as part of the national defense program. To justify the expense, seven or eight women must work each day, said Tom Henry, the vocational agriculture instructor.

Vocational Agricultural Department National Defense Program Tom Henry Vocational Agriculture Instractor

Answers to Test Your Knowledge Set Nine

Florida Louisiana and Tennessee seven cents a gallon. Cotton export value January September 1941 411264000 dollars. Basketball. Union Pacific train ran nine miles between Dix and Potter Nebraska in 4 minutes 30 seconds at 120 mph in 1934. Dollar is abbreviation of Joachimsthaler coined in St. Joachim Bohemia in 1518 with other similar monetary abbreviations in use.

Florida Louisiana Tennessee Union Pacific Dix Potter Neb St. Joachim Bohemia

New Pastor Aids Bethel Campaign and Quail Services

A new pastor assisted Bethel’s campaign last year and will aid evangelistic services at Quail this year. No date yet for the Quail meeting. Marella and Salt Fork service dates are pending.

Bethel Quail Marella Salt Fork

City Lacks Facilities for Juvenile Delinquency Problem

Sheriff warns that city and nearby towns lack adequate juvenile facilities to handle adolescent crime. He notes many offenders are between 12 and 14, and urges vigilance to prevent a delinquency crisis despite a reportedly good record.

Pew

Canning School Seeks County Women to Learn Preserving

Miss Erisman promotes county wide canning sessions at three high schools led by Dodson Civic Club with Mrs Clyde Alexander directing. Home demonstration clubs will assist in lessons on pressure canning hot water bath canning drying and kraating. Attendees should bring a paper lunch and three sessions run from 10 a m to afternoon. Also noted are visits by Mr and Mrs John Vaughan and daughter John Ann of Greenville to Chester Fires and Mrs Ed Ward.

Dodson Civic Club Clyde Alexander Erisman John Vaughan John Ann Greenville Chester Fires Ed Ward

W P Moore longtime Wellington businessman dies

The Tennesee born W P Moore died aged 71 leaving a long record as a farmer businessman and former mayor of Wellington. He helped found Pioneer Hardware Co later ran Webb Moore Dry Goods Store and retired after years in public life and sports enthusiasm. Interment was in Wellington cemetery with Ellis Funeral Home in charge.

Wellington Ellis Homse Tennessee Moore Texas Wolfe City Collingsworth County Frank Royal D. B. McDowel Pioneer Hardware Co

For Sale Plums and Auction Saddle Horses Near Clarendon

Too Late To Classify offers Sapa plums for sale at an orchard 71 miles NW of Wellington by Fred Bell. Auction at Howard Ranch 25 miles SW of Clarendon features about 70 saddle horses and 30 mares plus a Palomino stallion. starts at 1 pm with directions via JA Ranch road. A. W. Howard owner and Jack Coulter auctioneer. Also Montgomery Ward cream separator for sale near Sumner wood. Green beans and squash wanted from Mrs. Jones Sinuley.

Wellington Fred Bell Howard Ranch Clarendon Jess Jenkins Ranch JA Ranch A. W. Howard Jack Coulter

Fragmentary notice on deaths and relatives in California

The text cites relatives of a deceased person including Mrs. Hemphill and Mr. and Mrs. Benge, with mentions of Los Angeles California and Moore, Eddie Moore died in Fort Worth last November. Previous death of Moore in 1986 is noted.

Geles Calif Benge Moore Eddie Moore Fort Worth

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ARMY Laurel Miss Army Air Field Frank Humphrey Uncle Sam's Army Robert L. Barlow William T. Wheeler Quail Boys Lone Star Farmers United Gas Corporation Cicero Smith Lumber Co Page One W. P. Moore Montgomery Ward Sumnerwood J. Carrell RITZ Veronica Lake Frederic Bill Elliott Tex Ritter Rockies King of the Mounted OSS. Navy Robert Taylor Brian Donlevy Charles Laughton Hemphill Cherries Red Deming Lord Pinkney Jersey Lewis Brothers MoorMans Mineral Feed MoorMan America
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