Family Acknowledges Granvel Killian and Daughters
The notice honors Mr. Granvel Killian and his daughters Kristi Melissa and Kerti of Hollis Oklahoma and Mrs Tory Jayton of Arlington Georgia as part of a family tribute reported in the local column.
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Newspaper
Wellington Leader
Location
Wellington, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1961
Page
2
The notice honors Mr. Granvel Killian and his daughters Kristi Melissa and Kerti of Hollis Oklahoma and Mrs Tory Jayton of Arlington Georgia as part of a family tribute reported in the local column.
The passage references Mrs Woodrow Ham of Beeville Barbara Smith of Ft Worth Mr and Mrs Watters Fain of Memphis and mentions the discovery of inert gases by Scottish chemist Sir William Ramsay.
Residents and visitors populate a busy week at Thomas Nursing Center with crafts, singing, Bible school performances, and family visits. Notable attendees include Mrs. Mary Kelly, Mrs. Eula Gatletts, and numerous relatives from Hedley, Shamrock, Amarillo, and beyond.
The Wellington Leader reports on visits and family gatherings across Texas and Oklahoma. D.D. Millet and family visit California as Dave Millet lies ill, while reunions occur in Ft. Worth Mangum and Oklahoma City. Church events include Camp Arrowhead, Nazarene sermons, and Father of the Year honors at a Wellington service.
Renee Lacy, a Wellington High School graduate, is named to receive two scholarships at McMurry College in Abilene for the coming school year. Dr. Thomas Kim, president, notes she is the daughter of Mrs. Robert Lacy of 1900 Graham Street and the late Mr. Lacy.
Crowndvet and Mr and Mrs Rosa Swift are reported as vacationing in Colorado. The note mentions their travel together and plans for leisure time in the mountain state with no further details.
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