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Wellington Leader

Location

Wellington, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jun 26, 1947

Page

6

Wheat loan rates announced by AAA office

The U S Department of Agriculture on June 17 announced 1947 wheat loan and purchase agreements for the 1947 crop. Loans at 90 percent of parity begin July 1 and run to December 31 1947 with maturity by April 30 1948. Interim loans set at selected terminal markets list per bushel rates for No 1 hard winter No 1 soft white No 1 red winter and other grades across Kansas City Omaha Galveston Chicago St Louis Portland Minneapolis Philadelphia Baltimore Louisville.

U. S. Department of Agriculture Commodity Credit Corporation U. S Collingsworth Kansas City Omaha Galveston Chicago St. Louis Portland Minneapolis Philadelphia Baltimore Louisville

Wayne Laycock's Obituary Noted in Local Service

The obituary outlines Wayne Laycock born September 12 1885 in Chesnut Mountain Tennessee who moved to Texas with his family and settled in Fannin County then Abra in 1906. It mentions survivors Clenda Berdene Betty Jo Marshall Thompson Wendell Phillips and Ronnie Gooch with James Murry leading the song service and burial at Dozier Cemetery.

Clenda Laycock Berdene Laycock Betty Jo Laycock Marsha Thompson Wendell Phillips Ronnie Gooch James Murry Preston Phillips Mary Phillips Dozier Cemery Mr. Laycack Chesnut Mount Tenn Texas Fannin County Abra Turing Heop Lille Editi Abess Dogier

Levi Lawrence Funeral Held at Church of Christ

Levi Lawrence died recently and services were held at the Church of Christ in Dodson. Burial followed at Artie Cemetery under Ellis Funeral Home. Survived by Mrs. Willie West of Wellington, a son in law, other relatives and numerous out of town mourners attended from Amarillo Quanah Hollis and Phoenix.

Willie West Wellington G. W. Snider T. C. Bradley Hollis Church of Christ In Dodson Alvin Johnson Turkey Luther Sullivan Alvin Horton Lester Hunter Earl Harrison Granville Clark R. A. Carey Earl Hunter Frank Thomason T. W. Devennart Earlene Harrison Ema Drew Collins Claude Husband Will Husband Allen Clonts Willie Crawley Lemoine Lemley God Artie Ellis John Hilburn Amarillo Lowell Savage Flainview A. Savage Love County Oklahoma B. H. Smith Corbett Howard Jack Howard Quanah D. MD. Payne Miami Lee Clonts Phoenix, Ariz

Wheat shipments from county show mixed destinations

Ninety-two cars from Wellington and Dodson have been dispatched this week with 172 cars of wheat shipped from the county and funneled to Shamrock Hollis and Fort Worth. Moisture content runs high prompting buyers to expect a small price drop while most grain heads to Fort Worth and some to Kansas.

Wellington Dodson Fort Worth Kansas

Laycock Family Heads Band of Survivors in Abra Obituary

The obituary notes 12 1909 birth year with seven children and lists survivors including wife Huelyn Laycock of Pampa Raymond Laycock Memphis Robert Paul Laycock Kenneth Moss Laycock Royce Laycock Abra and Mary Ellen Thompson Seattle One son Guyron Laycock preceded in death at 23. Also two brothers Albert J Laycock Shamrock Joe W Laycock Abra two sisters Mrs P L Smith Shamrock and Mrs Minnie Voyles Vega. Mr Laycock belonged to Abra Baptist Church joining August 28 1933.

Huelyn Laycock Pampa Raymond Laycock Memphis Tenn Robert Paul Laycock Kenneth Moss Laycock Royce Laycock Abra Mary Ellen Thompson Seattle Washington Guyron Laycock Albert J. Laycock Shamrock Joe W. Laycock P. L. Smith Minnie Voyles Vega Laycock

Wellington Junior Baseball Drops One Run Game At Shamrock

Wellington's American Legion junior team lost to Pampa 4 to 3 in Shamrock on Sunday June 22. Rippetoe Chrisco and Fulton drove in Wellington's runs in the fourth. Both clubs showed sharp pitching and solid fielding as Shamrock schedules Wellington for June 25 to decide district champions with further games to follow.

Wellington American Legion Pampa Shamrock Rippetoe Chrisco Fulton Young O'Neil Johnson Morgan Christop Perry Keller Sam Morgan Johnny Jones

Accidents Mount Continued From Page One

Accidents mount as Claude Neece suffers a badly lacerated right calf after a dog bite in northern Wellington on June 18. The dog was killed and its head sent to Austin for rabies testing, which came back negative. Mrs. John L. King of Quanah sustains a fractured arm in a car crash five miles south of Wellington on June 20. Five others are bruised but not seriously hurt. The group was en route to visit Griff Finley. the accident involved a tractor and a car.

Claude Neece Wellington Austin State Health Department John L. King Quanah

Car Runoff into Ditch Causes Vehicle Overturn

A driver named Mr. King steered into a muddy bar ditch to avoid an oncoming car, causing the vehicle to overturn. Damage to the car exceeded $500. The Quanah party members have returned home.

Mr. King Quanah

Wolfe City Sun and Goose Creek Daily Sun leaders meet

Deskins Wells of Wolfe City Sun and Robert Matherne of Goose Creek Daily Sun hold top posts. Walter R. Humphrey of Fort Worth Press serves as steering president. Leader staff members at the TPA convention include Mack Wood, J. K. Porter, James O. Miller, Sue Anderson, and Virginia Robey.

Wolfe City Sun Robert Matherne Goose Creek Daily Sun Walter R. Humphrey The Fort Worth Press Leader TPA Wells Mack Wood J. K. Porter James O. Miller Sue Anderson Virginia Robey

Bridal shower honors Mrs. Junior Standifer in May

On Thursday afternoon May 20 Mrs. Junior Standifer and former Janell Judd were feted at a bridal shower hosted in the home of Mrs. Olin Cook. Hostesses included Mrs. Cook Mrs. Amburn Mrs. Denny Judd and Mrs. Emmitt Wisdom.

Junior Standifer Janell Judd Olin Cook Ted Amburn Denny Judd Emmitt Wisdom Wisdom

Bride’s Book Recital and Gifts Shared at Afternoon

The event featured a display of gifts and visiting in the afternoon. Attendees included Mrs. Lewis Green, Mrs. Frank Barker, Miss Lucille Zeck, and Miss Marguerite Fincher among others. Gifts were sent by numerous friends as Mr. and Mrs. Standifer relocate to Wellington for new employment with Greenbelt REA.

Mmes Lewis Green Frank Barker David Peters Dick Judd G. Li. Jones Millard Hall I. T. Judd A. B. Cooper Floyde Francis Jack Needham K. D. Gibson P. D. Fister Amarillo Olin Cook Denny Judd Emmett Wisdom Ted Amburn Lucille Zeck Linda Sue Hall Marguerite Fincher Lois Cooper Clyde Wisdom Standifer Wellington Greenbelt Rea

Mrs I V Morris Hospital Patient Status

Mrs I V Morris is listed as a medical patient at St Josephs Hospital according to the hospital record.

I. V. Morris St. Joseph’s Hospital

Piano Sale Ad From McBrayer Piano Co

An old classified notice from Wellington Texas advertises paying cash for a piano of any size. The ad is attributed to McBrayer Piano Co with box number 981.

McBrayer Piano Co Wellington Texas Tfe

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AAA Wayne Laycock Reserve Loan Life Insurance Company of Texas Old Line Legal Reserve Company Jack Gibson Levi Lawrence Niles Bryant School Frank E. Falk Wellington, Texas Childress Tiny Tot Bathing Revue Jennie Williams Goodyear Delice Tires Lion Auto Store East Side Square Mirra Spinets Baldwin — Gulbrausen Bush & Gerts Makmo Ue Hedy” Gas Taaty Cotetnr Lavdan Roy Rogerse King of the Cowboys Dale Evans Olin March of Time Jerome Kern TEXAN Allen Lane Adde Paradise Valley King OF Forest Rangers
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