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Newspaper

Wellington Leader

Location

Wellington, Texas, United States of America

Date

Mar 30, 1933

Page

6

Light District Court Docket For April Term Includes Three Murder Trials

Officials announced an exceptionally light April term jury roster for district court listing 160 men for jury service. Most civil cases are carried over from last term with three murder trials expected. The May 1 petit jurors include numerous named citizens, with third weeks and continued lists noted as “Continued on Page Ten.”

District Court W. TL Goforth Mr. Goforth Eldon Hinton Halt County Jocal Court George Willams Fred Allred Quailman John Daves R. B. Caperton Bob Gienn HW. G. Haning W. A. Davenport N. E. Childers Hob. Blevins G. P. Daves Earl Admire T. C. Judd John Harper Joe Simpson J. B. Stevenson W. E. Brewater J. 5. Barber Mo L. Johnson Hosea Riggers W. E. Patterson Earl Yarborough John Ingram T. B. Berry Henry Marshall G. T. Olvens A. N. Hutcherton Marvin Seale Gilburt Hunt A. T Lewin Oscar Deger Charlie Graven O. H. Hodel Poke Newton A. L. Cochran J. W. Crowley W. T. Guthrie Warren Carter Newt

Dorothy Strong Wins Rite Theatre Beauty Contest

Dorothy Strong of Wellington captured first place in the Rite Theatre pageant sponsored by Davis Catlus. Misa Etti Mue Allred and Miss Vivtad Porter from Wellington took second and third, while Strong will receive a free August trip to Thaswall, North Dakota, to compete in a未来 event. Roswell winner earns a trip to Chicago for the World's Fair. The Tiny Tots review provided amusement for the crowd.

Mira Dorothy Strong Wellington Misa Etti Mue Allred Quail Chicago

City Park Set to Open May 1 With Weather Check

City announces park opening planned for May 1 or May 15 depending on weather. Each local club has claimed a park corner and planted flowers. Annie Wall named caretaker. Park committee includes Mrs Alley, Mrs Benge, Mrs Maralson, Mrs Wallace, Miss Curtner, Mrs Bishop, and Mrs High.

City Federation Leads Weeklong Cleanup Drive Across City

The City Federation, chaired by Mrs. C High, organizes a week of cleanup with Federal Relief supplying 60 workers daily. Prizes are honorary and judged yard quality across sections including residential, church, school grounds, and a listed set of residences. Campaign runs March 27 to April 1 with district chairs coordinating zones and volunteers.

C High City Federation Federal Relief Division Wellington

Four Candidates Named For Posts On School Board

Four candidates were authorized this week for Wellington Independent District school trustees. Names on the ballot include K W Jones John T Forbis B G Glenn and Jandra Jones. Election day is Saturday with rural trustees to be chosen and two precincts plus one trustee at large.

Wellington H. F. Cirry K W. Jones John T. Forbis B. G. Glenn Jandra Jones T. A. Manzer J. de Thomas Corbet Ford John Dlarper Paton

Dorn Expects To Make Wellington Permanent Home

Dorn, owner of the Pig gly Wisely store, said he would not leave Wellington and that the town would be his permanent home. He has twenty six years in business and spent seven here, planning to close out his stock within three weeks.

Dorn Wellington

Neeley To Hold Easter Revival

Former Christian Church pastor H. H. Neeley will lead an Easter revival from April 9 through Easter in the city. City church leaders call the revival a fortunate securing of Neeley who was well known locally for his religious and civic work before leaving for Sanger, Texas. The public is invited to attend the pre Easter meeting.

H. H. Neeley Ithe Christian Church Neeley Sanger Texas Nerley

Unemployed Sign Blanks For Relief Aid In Texas

Gov. Miriam Ferguson introduces a Texas Relief Commission system requiring employment applicants to visit the Chamber of Commerce secretary Miss Katherine Noverie to sign blanks. Applications are sent to the state relief commissioner and recorded for April funding.

Katherine Noverie Chamber of Commerce Miriam Ferguson Texas Texas Relief Commission State Relieff

Road Troubles On County Highways Cause Damage And Risk

A poster man spilled a keg of tacks near Red River bridge causing four cars to burst tires. Reports warn of dead animals in roads and drivers leaving vehicles without lights, risking further accidents and possible legal action.

Red River Bridge Riley Danson Highway 4 State Department Cottle County Dunson

Postpone Visit Of Missionaries Here

Dr and Mrs Heslop Korean missionaries were set to speak at the Nazarene Church Friday night but have been recalled to headquarters and their tour in the area is postponed indefinitely. Rev D W Simpson stated the visit may be announced again soon.

William Heslop Korea Nazarene D. W. Simpson Rev. Simpson

County Interscholastic League Meet Sees High Interest

County superintendent J D Wilson expects record participation at the Interscholastic League Meet in Wellington Friday and Saturday March 31 and April 1. He notes over 800 entries likely as nearly every school in the county plans to enter. Events include literary at the high school and athletic events at the fair grounds.

J. D. Wilson Panhandle Callingsworth Wellington Wilson

Sheriff Arrests Two Boys In Connection With Theft

Sheriff George Corry and McLean officers arrested two boys suspected in an automobile theft near Shamrock. Jailers Foiled a jail break using improvised tools. Constable Pryor reported multiple arrests for whiskey possession bad checks and drunkenness as part of a busy week.

George Corry A. V. Dean Dutch Cook McLean Wellington Shamrock Corry Shamrock Road Gray County W. O L. Williams Pryor C. C. Bishop

County Officials at Wichita Falls Meeting Hear State Gasoline Tax Aid

Collingsworth County officials including Judge Luther Gribble and County Attorney Deahl joined the Wichita Falls gathering of county commissioners and attorneys on March 24 to 26. They learned the state would continue allocating gasoline tax funds to support bonds and warrants on county roads.

Collingsworth County Asl Wichita Falls Wellington Luther Gribbie Ck Deahl W. C. Kebbner J. D. Hil M. F. Hunter A. V. Jones Gribble

First Crop Loan Checks Distributed This Saturday

Crop Production loans reached a peak this week with 75 applications total and about 25 in the past seven days. Checks were issued to farmers starting Saturday March 25, with $22,000 already applied for. Miss Boverie noted many loans approved in the county should soon receive checks and that 1933 applications exceed 1931 1932 totals due to good repayment records.

Miss Boverie

Vegetable Spray Installed At United Grocery

United Grocery Store adds a three in one stand this week. B F Snell says the bottom side will spray and keep vegetables fresh while the top doubles as a fruit stand and the back serves as a cake and cracker display. It will be in operation by Saturday.

United Grocery Store B. F. Snell

Tiny Tot Storytelling Contest Set For Friday

The Tiny Tot event begins at 9:00 AM Friday with Mrs Wynn and Miss Lena Simepson telling stories in the high school building. Children move to the auditorium at 9:30 AM to repeat tales per the contest rules.

H. A. Wynn Lena Mas Simepson

Quail Students To Present Play Thursday Night

Quail school drama closes term with three act comedy A Fortunate Calamity. Cast includes Helen Hilgenfeld Marie Palmer Annie Laure Swing Onie Mae Killingsworth Edith Browning Wendy Mangum E L Hammit Guy Bell Lewis Morris. No admission charged.

Quail Enos Harper Helen Hilgenfeld Marie Palmer Annie Laure Swing Onie Mae Killingsworth Edith Browning Wyn+ del Mangum E. L. Hammit Guy Bell Lewis Morris

Rain brings ideal planting start to county gardens

Aids Gardens Monday and Tuesday, two fine days, were followed by rain across the county from noon Tuesday through Wednesday morning. By 6:30 Wednesday one inch had fallen near Wellington, with more rain likely. Farmers welcome the moisture as beneficial for gardens and small plots under the local live at home policy.

Wellington

State Inspector Bullock Praises County Schools

State education supervisor A. A. Bullock has visited rural county schools since March 23 and expects to finish by April 4. J. D. Wil today lauds Bullock as a leading educator and strong believer in good schools. Bullock previously headed Sevarry County schools and now serves with the state department.

A. A. Bullock State Department of Education Bullock Texas Sevarry County State Department

Plymouth Faculty Names for 1933 34 Term

Following the election of teachers at Plymouth this week the faculty for the ensuing term includes G Dallas Waters principal Mrs G Dallas Waters assistant high school and home economics teacher Miss Julia Slough intermediary Miss Katherine McMinn primary The faculty has prepared for the Interscholastic League meet and will be visited by the state supervisor on Monday April 3 in the afternoon.

Plymouth G. Dallas Waters Julia Slough Katherine McMinn

Car Registration Below Normal With Only Three Days To Buy Tags

County reports low car registrations with only three days left to buy tags. Saturday April 1 is last day for driving unregistered vehicles. arrests possible Sunday April 2. In 1933 licenses and old plates noted, while 1415 autos registered to date, down 142 from 1939. Truck licenses fall to 160 versus 201 last year. 14 change licenses recorded with six dealers and three motorcycles noted.

Heenwe

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