Local notes from Hedley to Amarillo and nearby towns
J R Benson from Hedley and Reynolds renewer for the Leav er last Saturday. J J Burt and family visited via Chickasha this week. Pink Sullivan traveled to Childress Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. Reynoldez visited in Childress Saturday and Sunday. State Druggists’ Convention at Dallas. Cass of Cluster Oklahoma visiting this week. Edgar Wischkaemper in from Aberdeen and renewed for the Leader. Mrs J M Strang. Ruth and Callie Cartner visited Hollis. Mr. and Mrs. E R Wooldridge welcomed a daughter born June 1. W P Cagle returned from Waco Baylor. Dr E W Jones back from Gorman. Louisa Neal of Amarillo visiting grandmother Mrs J D Camp and kin. New charge at Ed Riley’s 2017.
Local families and visitors noted in weekly Wellington Leader
Mrs. D L Gibson and children returned from Oklahoma City and Lawton while Dale Worley came back from Canyon after attending W T N Normal. Various locals travel to Dallas Arkansas Mansfield and California. The Wellington ball club got new uniforms and Haskell Leach and family visited. several residents plan visits or moves. Ed Riley seeks local business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. L. Gibson
Oklahoma City
Lawton
Home sale and Texas visit noted in brief item
J. Ho Shahan sold his West Wellington home to Ivan Benson and family plans relocation to Eastland. A.N. Davis and wife of Dodsonville and J. L. Nabors and wife visited relatives in Wheeler from Saturday to Monday. Loans abstracts and insurance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Ho Shahan
West Wellington
Ivan Benson
Mr. Shahan
Eastland
A.N. Davis
Dodsonville
J. L. Nabors
Wheeler
Estelline Oil Firm Plans Rapid Start Next Week
The Red River Oil and Gas Company announced a start at Estelline in a few days. A large derrick and standard rig loom a mile southwest of town. Pam Copeland, company president, said progress would outpace other northwest Texas wildcat outfits.jid=Childress Snides.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red River OH & Gas Company
Estellne
Tas Loca Lion
Estelline
Pam Copeland
Texas
Where Will We Get Our School Teachers
Teachers by the hundreds are taught by trustees who appeal to the State Department of Education the University the normal schools and other institutions as well as private agencies. The average salary per month for nine months offered the teachers with degrees and experience is about 121 dollars. Where more is offered board is higher and absorbed. Many teachers register with the Teacher Placing Bureau but they ask an average of more than 800 dollars per year than is offered and usually indicate they are entering other occupations their return to teaching depending on receipt of increased pay next year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Department of Education
University
Normal Schools
Parriage License Granted to Ey Kepler and Anne Owens
A marriage license is reported for Ey Kepler and Miss Anne Owens with Lucian Bell and Mrs Daisey listed as parties. The record notes the license issuance in a formal notation of the parish.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ey Kepler
Miss Anne
Owens
Lucian Bell
Daisey
Local Candidate Withdraws From County Assessor Race
W H Hite withdraws from the Collins county assessor race in a personal letter thanking supporters and explaining that continuing would require a financial sacrifice and a change in surroundings would be unwise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Collinesworth
Ssessor
Collinsunty
W. H. Hite
County Executive Committee Sets June 21 Meeting
The County Executive Committee will meet Monday June 21 at 2 p.m. to apportion costs among candidates and decide ballot printing order. Miss Bert Carter left for Wichita Falls last week to take a director of physical education post with a generous salary, after years as a respected teacher.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. C. Wells
Bert Carter
Wichita Falls
Carter
Mada
Olton Visitor Promotes June Picnic and Barbecue
Miss Annie Bartlett of Olton Texas visits her parents Mr and Mrs L D Bartlett. She has worked at Olton Post Office since the first of the year. While visiting she circulated circulars advertising a big picnic and barbecue at Olton on June 24 inviting residents to bring their work to Ed Riley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annie Bartlett
Olton, Texas
L. D. Bartlett
Olton
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Phone
Terug Company
Fd Riley
J. R. Benson
Hedley
Dim Reynolds
J. J. Burt
Chickasha
Pink Sullivan
Childress
Mr. and
Vis
Thomas
Ptr
Dysart & Nicholson
Mrs. Reynoldez
Joe Hardy
Dallas
Mrs. T
Cass of
Cluster, Oklahoma
Edgar Wischkaemper
Aberdeen
J. M. Strang
Apeney
Ruth
Callie Cartner
Hollis
E.R. Wooldridge
Bom Sunaan
AL Rollings
Gongnall Sakin
Fa Apigdia
Mes
S. Zigler
Tee
Austin Yneil
Arizona
W. Penn Cagle
Waco
Baylor University
RE. Trimble
Trom
Tennessee
E. W. Jones
Gorman
Texan
Migs
Louisa Neal
Amarillo
J. D. Camp
Aheer
Ed Riley
Dale Worley
Canyon
W.T
Ethel Maples
Wb, Duke
Walter
Saul
Anviuille
C. E. Ogodwin
Sun Tie Port
Lusil i
G. W. Potect
Arkansas
Wellington
J. F. Jones
Calvin
Grace
German, Texas
FE. W. Jones
J.C. Coe
North Plains
Panhandle
W. C. Taylor
Loyd Roles
Ste ¢ A
Nowie
of Pavvigen
Methodist Scharch
I. Lawson
Ola Godfrey
San Hingo
California
The
New Mexico Military Institute
D. L. Kutch
Mebectie
Leader
Norwood
Ruth Anderson
Misa Anderson
Clara
Inez Leach
Bud Halbert
Mansfield
Mr. Halbert
Fd Tiley
J. Q. Wood
Herbert Dysart
Colorado
Seation
Venartsnaby
Mise Mary Aaron
Cross Roads
Camp Verde
Mildred ,Richardson
J. A. Ballew
Haskell
Houston
Clarendon
J. A. Leach
Libera
Gankay
Aaoe Fund Bank
Earl K. Roger
Mark Anderson
S. A. Street
Estelline Company
Childress Snides
Riley
Inet
Westrola
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