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Newspaper

Wellington Leader

Location

Wellington, Texas, United States of America

Date

Mar 27, 1997

Page

8

Why A Hospice Nurse by Fawn Fitzgibbon

The author, a home hospice nurse, describes comforting dying patients, guiding families in care, and why shortening life to ease suffering is wrong. She emphasizes courage, meaning, and the healing power of presence, love, and honest listening amid illness.

National Public Radio Fawn Fitzgibbon Visiting Nurse Association of Central Illinois

UDC District Meeting Held by Sabine Pass Chapter 2459

Local United Daughters of the Confederacy unit hosted the Division District 2 worship and luncheon on Saturday March 15 1997 at Wellington First United Methodist Church. Exa Cudd greeted guests led program duties and noted 1995 96 projects while plans for 1997 98 were set.

United Daughters of the Confederacy Sabine Pass UDC Wellington First Mary Crabtree Ieed Texas Dixie Exa Cudd Shirley Howard M. F. Maury Imogene Luginbuhl Fay Kryci Peggy Aull Lameda Black Mary

Retired Teachers report 7000 hours in past year

Collingsworth County Retired Teachers Organization met and reported over 7,000 volunteer hours logged in the past year with Juanita White credited for the most hours. The group discussed forming or joining a Memphis unit and invited them to the May luncheon in Wellington. Hospice speaker Janet McCracken described hospice as a concept, not a place, noting local patients served by Hospice of the Panhandle.

Collingsworth County Retired Teachers Organization Mary Brim Anne Long Memphis Collingsworth Wellington Louis Graham Janet McCracken Hospice of the Panhandle Priscilla Sullivan Freda Moody Joyce Harris Dollie Mae Wilson Juanita White Rubye Hodges Gay McAlister Nan Howard Mrs. McCracken

Dodson memory of a schoolboy race and a teacher

In 1928 or 1929 a student fled from Professor Nicewarner in a sprint across Dodson. The chase ended with the student not returning to school, a memory later recalled by Pip Holloman. Years later, the author hears how Nicewarner remembered the event and wished the student had returned to finish school.

Professor Nicewarner Mr. Nicewarner Wright Sudan William P Pip" Holloman Dodson Pip Morton

New Birth Announcements For March 1997 in Amarillo and Biloxi

Tracey Davis announces the birth of Carley Delano Nester on March 17 1997 at High Plains Baptist Hospital Amarillo. Parents Paige and George Nester Canyon grandparents Steve and Katy Davis Wellington and Charles Nester Canyon. Great grandparents Henry Sullivan H E Davis Jr Sally Nester and Rosanna Olson. Raven Wilbur announces Makaveli Janea Torrez Wilbur born March 23 1997 at Kessler AFB Hospital Biloxi Mississippi weighing six pounds 13 ounces. Grandparents Roland Irene Torrez Chuck Wilbur Vicki Wilbur great grandparents Alfred Mary Saldana Sr Sandra and Julian Torrez Jr C A Nell Wilbur Charlene Newell Nicho Sifuentes Campwood. A daughter Caroline Ruth born to Stace and Kathie Hunt February 21 1997 Baylor Hospital Dallas. Grandparents Eddie Hunt Crockett Louis Williams Dallas Jo Adams and great grandparents Walta Cole Elmer Dishman Howard Hunt.

Tracey Davis Carley Delano Nester High Plains Baptist Hospital Amarillo Paige George Nester Canyon Steve Davis Wellington Katy Davis Charles Nester Henry Sullivan H. E. Davis Jr Shamrock Sally Nester Rosanna Olson Raven Louise Torrez Wilbur Lukas Monica Wilbur Makaveli Janea Torrez Wilbur Kessler Air Force Base Hospital Biloxi Mississippi Roland Irene Torrez Chuck Wilbur Vicki Wilbur Alfred Mary Saldana Sr Sandra Julian Torrez Jr C. A Nell Wilbur Caroline Ruth Stace Kathie Hunt Richardson Baylor Hospital Dalla Mitchell Z Eddie Hunt Crockett Louis Williams Duncanville Jo Adams Dallas Walta Cole Greenville Elmer Dishman Howard Hunt Dodson

Top of Texas District Clubwomen Meet in Canyon 1997 Convention

The Top of Texas District Texas Federation of Women’s Clubs held its spring convention March 22 at WTAMU Canyon. Linda Turner chaired opening, Lennie Sims led flags and songs, with Canyon Mayor Lois Rice presenting a city proclamation. The event highlighted federation centennial activities, past district leaders, and plans for future district programs amid luncheon with Senator Max Sherman as speaker.

Top of Texas Texas Federation of Women's Clubs Federated Clubs of Canyon WTAMU Linda Turner Berger Lennie Sims United States Texas Lois Rice Palo Duro City of Canyon Lorene Jenkins Jo Carol Lindsey Gassaway Robert R. Lindsey Caprock Santa Rosa Jack Allen Perryton Mike Hargrove Top of Dallas/Fort Worth Arlington Lennie C. Sims Jo Carol Wellington Gene Galle Childress Quanah Memphis Clarendon Galle Amarillo Civic Ballet San Antonio Top Helen Fires Study Club Gonzales Convention Center GFWC Preston Smith Sims Fires Lila Vars Dalhart Hereford Dodson Villa Capri Dodson Civic Club B. B. Martin Deanna van Pelt Smiley Margaret Reed Stratford Dell Griffin Borger Lisa Kuhlman Texas Federation Board of Directors Amarillo Austin Texas Panhandle Panhandle Plains Museum Polk Street Discovery Center Harrington Center Amarillo Art Center Amd Public Affairs Texas Heritage Federation District Life Anne Fires Texas Federation Carroll Nelda Laney Hale Center Waco

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