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Newspaper

Wellington Leader

Location

Wellington, Texas, United States of America

Date

Mar 23, 1995

Page

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Jaime Blades Crowned 1995 Miss Irish Rose in Shamrock

Jaime Blades, a Wellington High School sophomore, won the 1995 Miss Irish Rose title at Shamrock’s St. Patrick’s Day celebration. The pageant drew 25 entrants, with several contenders from Collingsworth County and runner-ups from Claude and Wellington, and observers praised local representation.

Jaime Blades Collingsworth County Shamrock Wellington Jaime Wellington High School Bill Blades North Carolina State Gail Young Jameson Gayle Peeples Hamby Vanda Wood Pauwles Raquel Neeley McQueen Collingsworth Cory Conrad Claude Jennifer Carson Heather Hess Heather Wilson Nicole Williams Nichole Williams Kala Cook Childress Christi Bond

Pair of Collingsworth County cases decided

The 100th Judicial District Court and the Carson County Grand Jury met in Panhandle on Monday, March 20. The Grand Jury returned seven indictments and ten pleas were heard. Four pleas were from Carson County, two from Hall, Childress, and Collingsworth Counties. Cindy Garcia pled true to probation violation and received six years in the Texas Department of Criminal Justice. Steven Sewell pled guilty to forgery and was sentenced to two years in the State Jail, with five years’ probation, 30 days in county jail, a $1000 fine, and $81.57 restitution. District Attorney Randall Sims said eight of ten defendants had been in county jails, reducing county burden.

100Th Judicial District Court Carson County Grand Jury Panhandle Hall, Childress Collingsworth Collingsworth County Cindy Garcia Texas Department of Criminal Justice- Institutional Division Down Steven Sewell Sewell Randall Sims State of Texas

Quartz Lodge rebuilding may aid economic growth

The Quartz Mountain Lodge near Mangum Oklahoma destroyed by fire will begin rebuilding with debris removal and ground leveling. Lodge manager Lewis Logan says guest rooms to be operational by Memorial Day weekend, creating short term cleanup work and long term construction jobs over 18 months to two years, benefiting Wellington area workers.

Quartz Mountain Mangum Oklahoma Department of Tourism and Recreation Lewis Logan Wellington Logan

Wellington Florist aims to serve by Golden Rule in community

Donna Maxwell and Elaina Barton run Wellington Florist after purchasing it in 1991 moving to the Lone Star Gas office. They employ five to six part timers, rely on DaySpring and Zondervan products, Yankee Candles, and flowers from Amarillo and Wichita Falls. Maxwell calls the shop a ministry and says they pray with customers.

Donna Maxwell Sears Saied's County Tax Office Elaina Barton Maxwell Eddie Wellington Florist Maxwells Alliene Shanks Lone Star Gas Company Lone Star Maxwell and Barton Candles Wellington Florist Amarillo Wellington

Wellington Little League Holds Organization Meeting

The Wellington Little League will organize an organization meeting on Thursday March 23 at 5 p.m. in the council room of the Community Building. Officials to be elected include vice-presidents in charge of T-ball Little League softball Senior League umpires and the concession stand. A spokesperson urged continued community support.

Wellington Little League

93 year old Salt Fork painting donated to Collingsworth museum

A 1903 Salt Fork River high water painting from Oleta Deger Seale’s estate was presented by her sons Jack and Joe Deger to Collingsworth County Museum. The credits, land history, and local flood events are noted, including railroad and highway bridge incidents, Bonnie and Clyde in the area, and later development along US 83.

Salt Fork River Collingsworth County Oleta Deger Seale Jack Deger Joe Deger Wheeler County Dave Worley Carl Wischkaemper Worley Wischkaemper Salt Fork Fort Worth and Denver Bonnie Parker Clyde Barrow Greenbelt Donley Wellington Pioneer Park

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The Wellington Lions Club Samnelwood Stacy Knoll Morgan Joe and Lois Knoll Clifton Morgan Wendell Morgan Jaime Laney Phillips Lubbock House Pete Laney Nelda Laney Virginia Robey News DaySpring Zondervan Wichita Falls United States Henry Wischkaemper Joe Wischkaemper Fort Worth Howard Ranch
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