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Wellington Leader

Location

Wellington, Texas, United States of America

Date

Mar 01, 1973

Page

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Feed Lot Sought For Norwood Area

A half million dollar beef cattle feed lot for Sumnorwood area targets 60 000 head yearly. W R Breeding announced February 26 funding aims to raise 250 000 by start of construction with about half pledged. Location is a half mile west and one mile south of Samnerwood on FM Road 1548 with power water and gas lines.

Sumnorwood W.R. Breeding Samnerwood Breeding Samberwood Lone Star Mr. Breeding

Cemetery fund drive opens this week

The Wellington Cemetery Association will launch its annual fund raising drive late this week led by County Judge Zock Thomas. It will be a letter campaign contacting supporters of the three cemeteries to cover rising costs and fund needed improvements.

Wellington

Band Lines Up Ten Contestants for UIL Event

Ten members of the That Sky Rocket Band will compete in the UIL solo and ensemble contests Saturday March 3 on the West Texas State University Canyon campus. Directors announce entries including Betty Burba flute solo, flute trio Shen Ann Owens Debbie Stallings, clarinet trio Lillie Rogers Debra Long Kathy Kersten, Dickie Johnson cornet solo Earl Hartman baritone solo, Suzy Castleberry cornet Joy Jesse French horn, forming a four brass quartet.

West Texas State University Canyon Steve Schmidly Betty Burba Shen Dean Ann Owens Debbie Stallings Lillie Rogers Debra Long Kathy Kersten Dickie Johnson Earl Hartman

Mrs. P. K. Hardy Dies After Brief Illness at 86

Mrs. Paul K. Hardy died in Coingsworth General Hospital at 2:05 p.m. Saturday February 17 after a short illness. The Texan native lived in Wellington, Ft. Worth, and finally returned to Wellington for retirement. Survived by four sons, a daughter, fourteen grandchildren and eight great grandchildren. Funeral at First United Methodist Church conducted by Revs. Boswell and Hawkins. Burial in Memorial Gardens.

Paul K. Hardy Coingsworth General Hospital Arlington Street Hardy Clara S. Dupree Blanket Brownwood First United Methodist Church James Boswell C.R. Hawkins Trinity Methodist Church Memorial Gardens Kelso Funeral Home Hubert Leach Alvin Horton Hiram Cudd Herman Childress Cicero Gulley Kipp Hroadie Abs Nina Harper Childress Gerald Hardy Liberty Toe Hardy Denton Leonard Hardy Arlington See

County Park Approved by PRPC for Collingsworth Site

The Panhandle Regional Planning Commission approved a proposed Collingsworth County Park at the US 83 Salt Fork River intersection. The $42 942 project asks Texas Parks and Wildlife Department for funding and spans 8 acres with plans to add about 12 more. County Judge Zook Thomas notes potential land acquisition and next steps include governor approval.

Collingsworth County Park US 83 Salt Fork River Texas Parks and Wildlife Department Zook Thomas Governor's Office

Sidewalk Sale Set in Collingsworth County

Collingsworth County Chamber of Commerce directors set a two day Sidewalk Sale for Friday and Saturday March 23 and 24. President Don Welch and Vice President Dan Hietz were authorized to represent the county in Washington in March to attend the West Texas Chamber of Commerce dinner and meet Texas senators. A committee led by Mack Saied Billy Hatch and George Shadid will handle sale arrangements.

Wellington Chamber of Commerce Don Welch Dan Hietz Collingsworth County Washington, D.C West Texas Chamber of Commerce West Texas Mack Saied Billy Hatch George Shadid

B B Morris Retired Farmer Dies At 81

B B Morris 81 a retired farmer died in Collingsworth General Hospital at 6 40 p m Friday February 25. He lived in the county 66 years mostly in Marella and Quail then moved to Wellington. Born August 7 1891 in Ellis County he moved with his family to this area in 1907. He married Bu la Cummings April 3 1912 at Quail Ni. He was a Methodist and belonged to Trinity United Methodist Church. Funeral conducted at Trinity Church at 2 00 p m Sunday with Rev Hawkins officiating burial in Memorial Gardens Kelso Funeral Home directed pallbearers named. Surviving wife and two daughters are listed.

Ben Morris Collingsworth General Hospital Marella Quail Wellington Ellis County B.A Delilah Wilson Morris Bula Cummings Salt Fork Trinity United Methodist Church Trinity Church CR. Hawkins Memorial Gardens Kelso Funeral Home Louis Allred Wayne Cummings Gerol Morris Dale Morris Major Darry Morris Benny Graham

Donor Recruitment Begins for Bloodmobile Visit to County

Red Cross Blood Program workers prepared for a Bloodmobile stop at Burn Handley Community Center on March 13 from 1 to 6 pm. The event aims to meet a county quota of 110 units and explains that blood supplied locally can be used elsewhere without patient charges beyond processing.

Red Cross Blood Program Sherry Walker Red River Regional Burn Handley Community Center Walker Wichita Fails

Quail Teacher Joins Fort Worth IRA Conference Program

Lynn Jenkins of Quail school faculty will appear on the first annual Texas Council of the International Reading Association program in Fort Worth on March 2 and 3. She will introduce the early childhood strand with Jo Ann Paul of the Texas Education Agency discussing Innovative Programs for young learners.

Lynn Jenkins Quail School Texas Council of the International Reading Association Fort Worth Jo Ann Paul Texas Education Agency

Radiologist Joins Collingsworth General Hospital Staff

Dr Bill Reed of Plainview joins Collingsworth General Hospital as a radiologist on the consulting staff Administrator Garner Alcom announced Reed has 20 years service at Plainview and area hospitals He will fly in each Monday afternoon for in hospital radiological studies Mrs Ernest Harwell will continue to take x rays and Dr Reed will read and perform special studies The service will be billed with x ray charges

Bill Reed Plainview Collingsworth General Hospital Garner Alcom Reed Wellington Mr. Alcom Ernest Harwell Collingsworth General Thun

Wellington High School Hosts Volleyball Tournament March 8

The Wellington High School Athletic Department announces an invitational volleyball tournament set for Thursday through Saturday March 8 9 and 10 in Skyrocket Gymnasium. The first 16 mens and 16 womens teams to enter will be accepted with 11 teams already entered. Women teams include First State Bank of Memphis Wellington 1st Baptist Church BYW and more. mens teams include Quanah Chiefs Big Boomers Wellington Faculty Men and others.

Wellington High School Athletic Department Southeast Panhandle Jimmy Forrester Forrester Jolene Wilson Quanah Squaws WHS McLean Quanah Chiefs Wellington Wellington Lions Club Kiwanis Club

Garcia Injured In Collision Near Tucumcari N M

Adam Garcia a West Texas State University junior was injured in a two vehicle crash on an icy road near Tucumcari New Mexico on February 22 He suffered a ruptured spleen and underwent surgery and was to be released from Tucumcari hospital Thursday March His mother and relatives notified his condition and he was moved from intensive care on Sunday Mrs Saldana spoke with Mrs Cudd by phone Monday Dr Jack Walker WT State University chair will speak at the county unit Texas State Teachers Association banquet on March 6 The item mentions a separate note about team awards and page 10 continuation

Red Cross Adam Garcia Tucticari N.M Garcia West Texas State University Alis Eddie Saldana Wayne Cudd Tucumenti Jack Walker Department of Speech and Theatre Texas State Teachers Association

Heart Attack Takes Life of County Employee

Raymond Ledbetter a 64 year old county road department worker died of an apparent heart attack while repairing equipment north of Wellington on February 21 He had lived in the Plymouth Sumnerwood area since childhood and farmed there before joining the county He was born May 7 1908 at Broken Arrow Oklahoma married Ruby Neely on February 3 1929 at Wellington and was active in Sammrwood Baptist Church The funeral was held February 24 at Sammrwood Baptist Church with burial in Plymouth Cemetery

Raymond Ledbetter Sumnerwood County Road Department Wellington Plymouth- Sumnerwood Broken Arrow Oklahoma A.M. Ledbetter Ruby Neely Ledbetter Sammrwood Baptist Church Samnarwood Baptist Church A.B. Burns Elvis Pills Plymouth Cemetery Kelso Funeral Home wSee

Mrs Clement Dies After Pneumonia at Collingsworth General

Mrs E W Clement wife of the principal died Sunday at 5 10 p m in Collingsworth General Hospital after a day in treatment for pneumonia She was born Noma C Cristy in Wellington on August 12 1928 and married July 25 1963 at Al an Reed A member of First Baptist Church and the 1954 Study Club she will be buried in Memorial Gardens after services at First Baptist Church Tue Feb 27 Pallbearers include Bob McAlister Leon Hartman Elmer Carter Fred Cox Wayne Martin Raymond Hodges Claude Groves and Billy Hatch She is survived by her husband a daughter Loni Kay her parents Mr and Mrs Cristy and a brother George Cristy of Seminole a daughter Cynthia preceded her in death on August 2 1969

E.W. Clement Wellington High School Collingsworth General Hospital Noma C. Cristy Wellington Alva Christy Clement First Baptist Church Ted Savage Memorial Gardens Kelso Funeral Home Bob McAlister Leon Hartman Elmer Carter Fred Cox Wayne Martin Raymond Hodges Claude Groves Billy Hatch Loni Kay Cristy George Cristy Seminole Cynthia

Norwood Lions Plan Annual Auction Saturday

Norwood Lions hold their annual benefit auction Saturday March 10 west of the school gym starting at 10 am. Tractor farming equipment trucks cars and antiques are consigned with Jerry Jernigan as auctioneer. If bad weather, alternate date is March 24. Proceeds fund High Plains Eye Bank work and local youth programs.

Sumnerwood Lions WLR Norwood Lions High Plains Eye Bank Amarillo

Also Mentioned on This Page

Norwood Ft. Worth PRPC Clyde Drake Texas Highway Department Drake D.C Texas House B. B. Morris Eyla Morris Wichita Falls Texas Council of Ira Texas Association For the Improvement of Reading TAIR Jenkins Mrs. Lynn Jenkins First State Bank of Mem Paducah Hollis Wheeler Clarendon Shamrock Summurwood Mr. Clement Alanreed Norwood Lions Plan Jerry Jernigan Auvsioneer Hunch
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