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Newspaper

Wellington Leader

Location

Wellington, Texas, United States of America

Date

Mar 28, 1963

Page

5

Water rights fight stretches through Eastern Panhandle

Harmony and concern marked a regional meeting at Greenbelt Electric with Congressman Walter Lepers and Sen. Andy Rogers urging a master plan for controlling and conserving Eastern Panhandle water. Rogers frames Texas efforts against Oklahoma claims, referencing North Fork Red River and Salt Fork waters, while engineers weigh costly salt pollution mitigation.

Harmony Water District Greenbelt Electric Walter Lepers Rogers Eastern Panhandle Austin Andy Rogers Texas Oklahoma North Fork Red River Altoa Reservoir Ita Salt Fork

Williams Family Chronicle Chronicle 53 Years in West Texas

The Williams family, tracing roots to Callingsworth and Fort Worth area, moved from Bridgeport to Wise County in 1906. Mr. Williams arrived by wagon with Mrs. Williams and Ethel Haralson family in January 1906. They raised five children: Mrs. W. E. Tennett of Wichita Falls, John Herman Williams of Dallas, Mrs. Woody Wood, Mrs. Melba Lavy of Wellington, and Billy Williams of Shamrock.

Montague County Bridgeport Wise County Williams Callingsworth Ethel Haralson Us. Haralsan

Wellington senior wins regional band solo title

Billy Tyler, baritone in Wellington high school band, won first place in the regional interscholastic league solo contest held in Canyon on March 28. His victory qualified him for the state meet in Austin June 10 and 11. Tyler performed My Regards by Llewelyn with accompanist Miss Noreen Putnam of West Texas State. he is son of Mr. and Mrs. Hurshel Tyler.

Billy Tyler Wellington Canyon Austin Tubal Cain

Sister of Mrs Williams Dies in Indiana

Mrs R A Williams learned last week of the death of her sister Mrs Liza Ratcliff of Paoli Indiana. Illness kept Mrs Williams from attending the funeral. Mrs Ratcliff was 80 years old and had visited in Mrs Williams' home many times making many friends here.

R. A. Williams Liza Rateliff Paoli Ind

Sabin vaccine distribution faces delays and assurances

Dr. Holcomb expressed full confidence in the Sabin vaccine after a postfall hold up. He said his wife and four children are being vaccinated and urged people to bring their ecards to avoid re-registering. The Type HI Sabin dose will be three drops on sugar, with volunteers aiding in Wellington and Samnorwood.

Holcomb Wellington Samnorwood

Sumnerwood Students Shine In County Contest

Rhonda Kersten is the county champion. Janis enjoys reading and playing ball with two sisters nearby. Nelson Dwyer, 12, a seventh grader, represents Sumnerwood in the senior division. he plays basketball and baseball, studies piano, serves on the student council, and rides horses. Karen Waters, 11, sixth grade, is also a Sumnerwood contestant. she is in the student council and 4-H, plays basketball, collects stamps, and loves music.

Rhonda Kersten Janis Nelson Dwyer Sumnerwood John Dwyer Karen Waters Jilly Waters

Robert Lucas Dies in California Chief Traffic Agent at Southern Pacific

Robert J. Lucas 62 of Pomona California died at Santa Fe Hospital Los Angeles on March 14 after two years of ill health. He served 22 years with Southern Pacific Railway and was chief traffic agent at his death. Born September 11 1912 in Edgewood he moved to Wellington as a child. He married Evdie Mae Phillips and the couple later moved to California in 1940. Funeral services were at Westmont Methodist Church with Masonic rites and entombment in Pomona Mausoleum. He is survived by his widow two daughters a brother a sister and his mother all of California plus two grandchildren.

Robert J. Lucas Buffington St Pomona Calif Santa Fe Hospital Los Angeles Mr. Lucas Southern Pacific Railway Edgewood James A. Lucas Wellington North Texas State College Denton Mill Evdie Mae Phillips California Westmont Methodist Church Pomona Mausoleum Durelle Zuniga Mudie Lavelle Lucag Harvey Eisenberg Costa Mesa Glendora

Mother of A. C. Shipley Dies in Lubbock at 92

Mrs. Detila Shipley, mother of A. C. Shipley, died in Lubbock on March 15 at age 92. She was interred March 28 at Olton Cemetery beside her husband, who died in March 1936, following services at the First Methodist Church of Olton.

Detila Shipley A. C. Shipley Lubbock First Methodist Church Olton Olon

Cattle Raisers Urge Rewards in Theft Crackdown

Howard notes many cattle missing and calls for action as cattlemen in the county form an association. They will place 1,000 dollars in escrow to reward arrests and convictions for cattle theft. Collingaworth’s officers aid the effort with cattlemen. Allen Jeffries, field inspector for the Texas Southwestern Cattle Raisers Association, urges organization, while the group states the association cannot fund rewards but will provide legal assistance if theft cases go to trial.

Howard Cattle Collingaworth Allen Jeffries Clarendon Texas Southwestern Cattle Raisers Association

Flag Raising and Hospital Reports Featured

Continued from page one the staff and copies of the hospital annual and monthly reports as well as the latest state license document from the Texas State Department of Health. Mr and Mrs D B Hughes of Vidalia La visited last week with Lavonia Shanks Rufus Shanks Jess Motsenhbocker B F Evans and Cecil Shanks and their families.

Texas Texas State Department of Health D. B. Hughes Vidalia Lavonia Shanks Rufus Shanks Jess Motsenhbocker B. F. Evans Cecil Shanks

Mrs Jerry Dean Dies at 92 in Littlefield Home

Mrs Jerry Dean aged 92 died at Knight's Rest Home in Littlefield at 9 am Saturday March 23 after living here over 50 years. Funeral at Bowie Street Church of Christ at 10:30 am Monday with Minister Grandad Forehand. burial at West Wellington Cemetery. Survivors include five daughters and two sons, with 18 grandchildren and 21 great grandchildren.

Jerry Dean Knight’s Rest Littlefield Bowie Street Church of Gilroy Rummel D. BE. Fuhson Ellis Nunnelley Paul Starr Nuford Chandler Dean Lucy, Fulton Missouri Jerry M. Pean St. Jo Church of Christ Mia Bertha, Hurst Friona Maude Russell Grace Ridings Pampas Ruby Sullivan Anton Sylvia Shaw Victorville Calif Elmor Dean Bovina Tom Dean Las Vegas Nev

Norwood Seniors Set Class Play Bolts and Nuts

Norwood seniors present their class play Bolts and Nuts Friday April 5 at 7 30 p m in the school gym Nasium Thirteen are in the cast Pollye Clark says Public invited Plans to be announced next week

Samnerwood Gehoal Nasium Pollye Clark

Two Local Winners in St Patrick’s Parade

Father Patrick Burke pastor of the Catholic Church and Lewis Watkins of 1602 St Paso led a church sponsored float in Shamrock St Patrick’s Day parade winning third prize in the religious section. The float depicted St Patrick, played by Watkins, aided by an angel as he explained the Trinity to shepherd boys of Ireland.

Patrick Burke Lewis Watkins Paso St. Patrick Lewis Shepherd Boys of Ireland Father Burke Shamrock Ireland

Injures Arm in Pole Vault at Junior High Meet

Kanny Brown, 13, seventh grader, badly injured his left arm when he slipped during the pole vault at the Junior High track meet on Saturday March 23. Coach Harvey Millsap said Brown was the first vaulter and it was his first event of the meal. He is the son of Mr and Mrs Millard Brown Jr.

Kanny Brown Harvey Millsap Brown Millard Brown Jr

Water project funding clash at regional meeting

Walter Rogers reports on a regional gathering where two groups from Greenbelt and Collingsworth vie for financing. Greenbelt favors revenue bonds repaid in full, while Collingsworth seeks government funding with up to 60 percent non-reimbursable aid. Attendees from Quanah Childress Hedley Memphis and Dodson discuss cooperation and prospects, with Paducah absent.

Greanbatt Collingaworth Group Quanah Childrens Creenbelt Hedley Collingsworth Memphi H. 5. Howell Herachel Combs Memphis Sam KR. Hreedrove Rol W. Walden J. J. Roan Jr Louis Sally Morris Higley Childress A. W. Anderson M. O. Weatherly Paducah N. M. ‘Higdon Misa Virginia Robey Dan Hanard Paul Spilmnan

Your Fair Share in Oil and Gas Distribution

Texan voters are urged to back House Bill 510 to require pooling of small oil and gas tracts. The plan would let the Railroad Commission form drilling blocks when landowners disagree, ensuring fair shares and equitable costs. Support is strong among responsible oilmen and informed citizens. advocate contacting Texas legislators in Austin.

Texas Railroad Commission Lexus Austin

Land-Grass Judging Contest Set For Tuesday At Salt Fork

The Salt Fork Soil Conservation District and Greenbelt District 4-H plan the annual land and grass judging contest for Future Farmers of America teams. The event, Tuesday April 2 at 2 p.m., is the official district contest with about 60 grasses and plants to identify, followed by a hamburger supper at Button Park. Contestants will judge at the National Guard Armory and the event should conclude around 5 p.m. Local visitors include Mr and Mrs G T Austin and their grandsons Boney and Jamis King of Chilrens, plus Mrs Jake Melker of Pairview Oklahoma visiting relatives in the area.

Plana Salt Fork Salt Fork Scd Button Park G. T. Austin Boney Jamis King of

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