Collingsworth Library introduces summer programs and new books
The Collingsworth Public Library lists June 29 at 10 a.m. Mythical creatures by Beth Lennon, July 3-4 closed, July 5 at 10 a.m. Winnie the Pooh film, July 6 at 10 a.m. Horsey Creatures by Don Reeves. New books include The Naked Heart by Jacqueline Briskin, The Temple of My Familiar by Alice Walker, Out of the Blue by Orel Hershiser, and Heir To a Dream by Pete Maravich.
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Beth Lennon
Winnie the Pooh
Don Reeves
Jacqueline Briskin
Alice Walkers
Americas
Europe
Africa
Orel Hershiser
Pete
Week of July Home Delivered Meals Menu
The schedule lists daily meals from Monday July 3 to Friday July 7. Items include ham potato salad cole slaw purple plums vanilla cookie bread oleo and milk Monday. July 4 is a holiday. July 5 steak fingers mixed vegetables tomatoes and cucumbers in vinegar canned prunes bread oleo milk. July 6 roast brown gravy rice vegetable medley apricot cobbler roll oleo milk. July 7 fish portions baked beans cantaloupe brownies cornbread oleo milk.
Lutie Kids reunion gathers Lutie alumni in Shamrock
Ninety one former Lutie School students and community residents joined relatives and friends for the annual Lutie Kids reunion, held at Irish Inn Shamrock with meals at Mitchells restaurant. A business meeting moved the 1990 event to join the Summerwood Ex-Students reunion on July 21.
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Lutie School
Lutie Kids
Irish Inn
Shamrock
Mitchell's
Summerwood
Verda Thompson Barron
Joe Barron
Bryan
L.C. Young Sweat
Lutie
Lee Roark
Memphis
Wilma Jarrell Weston
Borger
Flossie Sweat
Austin
Lucille Bennett Kelso
Wellington
Geneva Alexander
Jacksonville
Fairview Cemetery
Buford John Young
U.S. Navy
L.C. Sweat
Rufus Sweat
Daughters Visit Thomasons For Family Reunion
A family gathering at Mr and Mrs Virgil Thomason’s home drew relatives from Illinois Oklahoma and Texas. Guests included Beverly Sue Peek Betty Gayle Oaken O W Harkleroad Laura White Foote and many Thomason relatives from Dodson Kelly Wellington and surrounding areas. John Young presided at the ceremony with prayers and eulogies followed by buffet dinners and reunion memories.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virgil Thomason
Chub White
Peggy Hardin
Joanna Thomas
Monroe Hardin
Nadine Birchfield
Mayme Lewis
Nellie Underwood
Virgil
Helen Howell
Gene Swift
Bob Hightower
Garland Hightower
Orval Vaughan
Pete Nipper
Josephine Shumate
Mac Willis
Roy Thomason
Emory Hunter
John Young
John Buford Young, Jr
Tulsa
Tommy Austin
Houston
Larry Sanders
Tip
Bo) Mooney Jr
Athens
Sumnerwood High School
Young
Wischkaemper
California
Jolly
Jim
Catherine Jolly Dodson
Hollis
Estelle Rainey
Farris
Nadine Sanders
Midland
Welton
Billye Sorgee
Joe
Verda Thompson Barron
Bryan
Orville
Mahotah Young
Alam
Frankston
Jack D. Young
Muleshoe
Lillian Jolley Deger
Shamrock
Tommy
Arlene Young
Austin
Grace Tanner Knoll
John Faye Knoll
Dona Tucker
Tipp
Bo" Adell Mooney
Corinth
Rex
Margaret Willoughby
Tyler
Joy
Pearl Willoughby
Mary Young
Ft. Worth
Lee
Emily Roark
Memphis
Pete
Joyce Melton
Amarillo
Vernon Kirklin
Winnie Fielder
Lily Kirklin
Sherry
Irvin Kirklin
Borger
Ozette Rainey
Larry
Natalie Sanders
Pat Karnes
San Antonio
Lisa Booker
Lubbock
Flossie Sweat
Claudia Sweat
Tim
Donna Austin
Marlow
L.C. Sweat
Liesela
John
Katherine
G.T. Austin
M.W. Paschall
Sybie
Tex Bennett
Fritch
Loyd
Beverley Cook
Fort Worth
Edd
Pat Roark
Leigh
Max Bonner
Annapolis
Louise Nichols Roark
Lola
Sam Donaldson
Los Alamos
N.M
Charles
Dreka Roark
Quincil Roark
Robert Frost, Only American to Win Four Pulitzers
The article notes poet Robert Frost stands as the sole American to win the Pulitzer Prize four times, highlighting his exceptional recognition in American letters and his enduring influence on poetry.
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Robert Frost
Computer service technician tops openings forecast to 2000
U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics estimates project the computer service technician job classification will have the most openings between now and 2000. Strong demand stems from expanding tech services and businesses adopting advanced computer systems.
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U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics
I Saw. Virginia Robey reports local notes from Wellington
Two Wellington Leader items described heavy rainfall totals since June 1 with Wellington at 17 inches and Dodson at 23 inches. A separate notice says Collingsworth earned USDA disaster relief assistance. A radio host anecdote about a cow in Shamrock High School on the third floor is recounted with milk sales by local boys mentioned, with no Wellington reference.
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Wellington
Dodson
Collingsworth
Usda Breuth
Shamrock High School
Bill Mack
Children’s spending to rise sharply this year and beyond
Texas A&M professor Dr. James McNeal cites rising child consumer power with total spending around 4.3 billion this year, forecast to reach 6.4 billion in 1993. Four to twelve year olds spend 1.4 billion on snacks and sweets and 1.1 billion on toys and crafts, with 766 million on fun machines, 771 million on movies and sports, and 162 million on gifts.
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Texas A&m University
James McNeal
McNeal
Hospital Notes list patient admissions in June
Dora Fern Warrick admitted June 19 and released June 20. Stella Payne hospitalized June 21 to 24. Aubrey Crossland admitted June 22 and dismissed June 23. Leoénria Elliott patient since June 24. Colene Barton admitted June 26. Also noted: Bessie Pruden June 19, Howard Jones June 23, Carmen Antuna June 24. Retail expert McNeal on children as shoppers and future customers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dora Fern Warrick
Stella Payne
Aubrey Crossland
Leoénria Elliott
Colene Barton
Bessie Pruden
Howard Jones
Carmen Antuna
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Kailee Wheeler
Kendra Mayhugh
Collingsworth Public Library
Texas Panhandle Library System
Panhandle
Collingsworth Public Library Book Report
Maravich
Press Maravich
the Children
Clarence Blevins
Wellington, Texas
Clarendon College
Clarendon, Texas
By Virginia Robey
WBAP
Bodds
Revobert Shugart Faith Baptist Church
East Avenue
Texas
Woods
Shamrock, Texas
Sandal Sale
North Main
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