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Newspaper

Wellington Leader

Location

Wellington, Texas, United States of America

Date

Mar 20, 1997

Page

7

Dangerous Don Willingham life and times profile

A humorous self portrait of Dangerous Don Willingham from Windy Valley. Born in Clarendon Texas, he recalls a quirky upbringing on a Donley Collingsworth County line farm, fame from country life, and his reluctance to change. He shares opinions on celebrities, loves U S A patriotism, family, church and simple Southern comforts.

Don Adair Hospital Clarendon Texas Windy Valley Dangerous Don Donley Collingsworth Willie Nelson Roseann Barr Quail Mercantile

Hospice Care Praise From Irish Family in Shamrock Texas

A Shamrock Texas couple expresses gratitude for hospice services guiding their son Kenneth through final illness. They credit support from staff including Connie and others in Pampa and Wellington, noting timely medicine delivery and home visits. They urge continued use of hospice and commend the care as family like.

A. N Wellington Pampa Kenneth Johnnie Connie Shamrock Jerry Strickland Jerry Iva Chester Holts Nora Dee Charles Atlas DuPont Wanda Reinert Tanyia Barnwell Jerri Hurt Tulsa Roger Holsombrook

Wellington letters praise Dela Ree Ford and memorial notes

Letters from Wellington residents recall former teacher Dela Ree Ford with gratitude for her guidance, recount a kind car rescue in 1997, a spiritual conference with 11 Wellington men, and heartfelt condolences on the death of Jerry Strickland. The letters highlight community care, lasting values, and personal remembrances of local figures.

Wellington Dela Bee Burt) Ford Old West Ward WHS Dela Ree Randall Sims Mangum Canyon Leon Martin Lisa ‘Hanby Lancé Linville

Shriners Hospitals Caring for Children Program Outline

Shriners Hospitals operate 19 orthopaedic facilities and three burn institutes in the US Canada and Mexico offering free medical care to children with orthopaedic or burn injuries. Since 1922 they have treated over 552,000 youngsters. The burn institutes in Boston Cincinnati and Galveston first served severely burned children. The national network includes Chicago Philadelphia and Northern California for spinal cord injuries. No charges are made to patients and the annual budget is about 425 million dollars. For more information call 1 800 237 5055.

Shriners Hospitals Shriners Burns Institutes United States Canada Mexico Boston Cincinnati Galveston Texas America Chicago Philadelphia California

Don Marquis Quip on Bores Learning from Each Other

A sharp line notes that even when bores clash they gain nothing from the exchange. The remark underscores the futility of repetitive dullness and the social weariness of engaging with tedious rivals.

The King is Alive at Chamarrells Dinner in Altus

A Good Sam's Chaparralls gathering at the Southwest Tech Building Altus College Campus on March 15 1997 featured Elvis in a white suit with gold trim entertaining the group. The event included brisket and pinto bean dinner, trimmings, dancing, and table dancing. Plans for April and May rallies were discussed, with Amarillo chapters delaying travel one week to join.

Chaparral Sams Southwest Tech Altus College Ernie James Elvis Braums Wal Mart Elmer Feemster Tom Steed Lake Pioneer Park Wellington Amarillo Abilene Hawaii

LVN Capping Ceremony At Clarendon College Recognizes 30

LaRanda Motsenbocker Ham and Melissa Mead Hmielewoski joined area residents in Clarendon College annual Licensed Vocational Nursing capping ceremony held in the Harned Sisters Fine Arts Auditorium. The event marked the halfway point in earning LVN degrees as thirty participants received their nursing caps for classroom and hospital clinical excellence.

LaRanda Motsenbocker Ham Turkey Melissa Mead Hmielewoski Childress Clarendon College Harned Sisters Fine Arts Clarendon

Winter Slumbering in the Open Air Dream of Spring

An anonymous line notes how winter rests beneath the open sky and wears a sleepy smile as it imagines the coming spring. The short verse evokes seasonal transition and quiet anticipation.

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