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Newspaper

Wellington Leader

Location

Wellington, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jun 17, 1976

Page

10

Five Generations Gather at the L C King Home

Mrs. L C King marked her 86th birthday on Saturday June 12 at 1305 Arlington Street. Among five generations were Mr. and Mrs. King and their daughter Mrs. Faye Branum, with four month old Chad Carroll of Amarilla present for the family celebration.

L.C. King Mr. King Faye Branum King Denzel Branum Jan Carroll Chad Carroll Amarilla Mrs. King Arlington Street

Pressure Canner Safety Important

Extension specialist Frances Reasonover warns home canners to use pressure canners that sustain 10 to 15 pounds of pressure, 240 F heat to destroy botulism spores in low acid foods, and features like airtight gaskets vent tubes and automatic steam release for safe canning practices.

College Frances Reasonover Texas

Pete Scotts at Carter Reunion in Amarillo Park

Mr and Mrs Pete Scott attended the Carter family reunion at Thompson Park in north Amarillo. Also present were their daughter and son in law Mr and Mrs Cal Aaron, Kim and Scott of Burkburnett, granddaughter Debbie and Bruce Rawlings of Wichita Falls, and David and Gail Scott of San Antonio.

Pete Scott Carter Thompson Park North Amarillo Cal Aaron Kim Scott Burkburnett Debbie Bruce Rawlings Wichita Falls David and Gail Scott San Antonio

Lillie Home Demonstration Club Meeting and Outing

The Lillie Home Demonstration Club met Thursday June 10 at the Haralson home with Mrs. Malcolm Horton as hostess and Mrs. Bill Hill directing. Members planned their annual Lugert Lake outing then lunch in Altus with a group including Mrs. Hill Langford Earl Hunter Henry Langford Dudley Phipps Zook Thomas Fred Yarbrough and others.

Lillie Home Demonstration Club Elmer Haralson Malcolm Horton Bill Hill Bill Langford Lugert Lake Altus Hill Langford Earl Hunter Henry Langford Dudley Phipps Zook Thomas

Obie White Honored at Pioneer Park Birthday Picnic

Obie White was honored by his children at a birthday picnic Thursday night June 11 at Pioneer Park. Attendees included Elvis and family from Clarendon. Harold White, Gary Shields, Danny and Dana from Hedley. Warren Wayne and Clay Merrill from Quitaque. Joe Cabbel and Jobie from Los Alamos. John Alf Thomas and Lindy from Wellington. several White family members and guests. Campbells of Amarillo attended Monday night en route home after Arkansas vacations. Mr Campbell is a city employee and Mrs Campbell marks 17 years with Amarillo schools.

Obie White Pioneer Park Elvis White Tammie Clarendon Mel Harold White Bob Gary Shields Carrie Danny Monroe Dana Hedley P.J. White Pat Lesa Wellington Warren Wayne Clay Merrill Quitaque Joe Cabbel Jobie Los Alamos New Mexico John Alf Thomas Lindy LaVonda Chester White R.L. Campbell Amarillo Lewis Tingle Walnut Ridge Pocahontas Pleasant Grove Mountain View Arkansas Campbell

Wellington B&PW names committees for 1976 77 at June 8 meeting

The Wellington Business and Professional Women's Club announced committee chairs for the new duty year starting July 1. Incoming president Lynn Wright presented appointees including finance Jimmie Kelso legislation Gary Brewer program Billy Williams personal development Joan Flint and others. The next meeting moved from June 22 to 29 to allow delegates to report to the State Convention.

Wellington Hays Kelso Pearl Harwell Zaok Thomas

Gulley Family Reunion Slated at Burn Handley Center

The Gulley family will gather Sunday June 20 at Burn Handley Community Center to honor the late John Gulley and E M Gulley descendants. More than 100 relatives are expected with a basket dinner before noon and an afternoon of visiting hosted by Mrs. W L Green.

Gulley Burn Handley Community Center John Gulley E.M. Gulley W.L. Green

Fry Bread Tradition Offered at Conshatta Reservation Inn

A traditional Indian fry bread is highlighted as a staple at the Inn of the 12 Clans on the Conshatta Reservation in East Texas. A simple recipe is provided for making fry bread, including ingredients, dough resting, shaping, and frying steps with serving ideas.

Alabama Conshatta Texas

Mrs Beanland Hosts NWMS Nazarene Meeting at Home

Mrs Sherrill Beanland hosted the Dodson Nazarene World Missionary Society meeting on Tuesday June 8 at 3 00 PM. Members studied The Church of the Nazarene Proclaiming Christ in Central America by Ruth Vaughn with lesson by Mrs Melvin Cardwell focusing on The Rich Coast of Costa Rica and related topics. Officers and guests participated in prayers reports and devotions with 13 members and one visitor present. Next gathering set for the church with refreshments served.

Dodson Iva Lewis Ovie Lewis Howard Smith Georgia Owens

Seymour Family Reunion Marks Shamrock Sunday Obituary Notes

Long time Shamrock residents the Seymour family return for a June 13 reunion at Sharrock Park. The couple came from Hedley to Collingsworth County in the 1920s, operated a Dodson general store, and were active in the Dodson First Methodist Church. They had eight children, with several living in Wichita Falls Wellington and Shamrock. Registers list many relatives and attendees. illness of Billy Serreet Shamrock is noted.

Seymour Spas Sharrock Park Mrs. Seymours Collingsworth County Hedley Quail Lutie Dodson Dodson First Wichita Falls Birchfield Lanny Ford Rachelle Amber Billy Joe Patterson Beverly Milton Seymour Wellington Jack Pritchard

Tenderizer Safe Reports From FDA on Papain Use

The tenderizer is a natural plant enzyme called papain obtained from papaya fruit. The Food and Drug Administration says it is generally recognized as safe for use on foods that are later cooked.

Food and ‘Drug Administration Saya ‘Ie

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L.C. King Home Miss Reasonover The Texas Agricultural Extension Service Texas A&m University System Chad Denzil Branum Brian Branum Bill Carroll Burnet County Smith County Clay County Pleasant Point Pete Scotts Lillie HD Club Lugert B&pw Inviews Pru Mrs. Beanland Shamrock Billy Serreet Agene Seymour Sons Carl Clyde Bee Sernina Switzerland City Cafe
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