Grand Jury Now In Session For Court Term Here
Grand jurors selected for the April term of district court began their investigations Monday after being charged by Judge A. J. Pires. The list includes foreman J. L. Gladney and several others, with jurors scheduled to appear through the first week of May. Several non jury cadra have already been cleared from the docket and a series of cases for divorce debts and foreclosures are set or moved to federal court as noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
District Cour
A. J. Pires
J. L. Gladney
Wo L. Browning
F. Maseey
C.F. Hyman
White
Brahey
Cliude McKinney
foHows
Fira National Hook
Wellington
A. BE
Strickland
Annie More
Witla More
Tilepn
Waekine Salt Ag
Petera
J. Peters
N.T. King
Vanale King Va
Reet
Butt
Tucker
HW. Cardhell
Campbell
Edgar Wischkaemper
Uurt
Janet DL
Halley Va
Ole Dales
Sat
Wow
Aldyngeva
Marland Refining Mn
Scott
M. Wwelan
Salt An Deh
Texarkana Casket Co
Scott & Thomag Ct
Sait
Juerday
W. Hols
Better Homes Week Extended To May Seventh
Wellington announces Better Homes Week is extended to May seventh due to inclement weather. The extension allows further improvements and makes the program more successful. Mra J B Castleberry, chair, invites the Kiwanis Club and the public halls to support past cooperative movements and aid in the effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mra
J.B. Castleberry
Wellington
Mora
Castleberry
Cowneil
Aeaiatance
Poppy Program To Be Sponsored By Veteran Auxiliary
The Riverton Legion Auxiliary sponsors a winter campaign to produce poppies for memorial days. Disabled veterans manufacture bright red petals, earning wages and gaining purpose while easing mental strain. The Auxiliary supplies materials, pays weekly wages, and handles distribution and sales ahead of Memorial Day, with volunteers helping on a Saturday sale.
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Anthary
Statsche Toy Pen Fe
Ernie Tife
Cat
Wellington rally plans draw farmers and merchants turnout
In Wellington on a Monday afternoon more than 200 business people farmers and residents gathered to shape a county rally. Leaders including Thardy as president and Sule as vice president organized delegates from Tim Mon and neighboring towns to attend a mass gathering aimed at boosting turnout and funding for county goals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Welling
Mainview
Simarack
Wes Pharfoen
Devine Wells
SPL
Whdi
Chat Rondewle
A. I. Cochran
HL A. Philips
CO Fell
Jahin Bevers
RB. Wo Jones
Hap Laan
Wrat
Tink Sullivan
Halo Porn
Fey
GUESTS OF RITE Sillonees of the City Nation Tank
Fragmentary notice lists multiple stores and individuals with unclear roles. A court discussion is mentioned with a reference to 130 pounds or pounds sterling, but details are garbled and few concrete facts remain.
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Rite Sillonees
City Nation Tank
Needwood to Close School Friday May 2
Needwood school will close its L226 session on Friday May 2 after a successful term of eight months. The school opened in September and, with Mrs G J Joves as teacher, has grown enough to add a new instructor before reopening. About thirty five pupils are enrolled, with fourteen in the fifth through seventh grades. A closing program features the play Little Jack Hopper on Thursday night May 1, lasting about two hours. The school board members Ghich, Price, Nuney Willard and ROC Rhindford are thanked for their support. Building and grounds are well equipped with playground gear including a slide a giant stride see saws and basketball.
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Needwood School
Amiss
G. J. Joves
Needwood
Needwood Chon
Ghich
Price
Nuney Willard
Roc
Rhindford
Small to Open Vigorous Campaign For Governor Nomination
State Senator Small announces a Democratic bid for governor with a full platform and principles. A large Panhandle rally will gather delegations from many towns as Small’s supporters nationwide await his message broadcast by radio. Topics include taxation, penitentiary policy, highway building, landowner policy, courts, and law enforcement. Delegations from Metcalf, Stramcrack, Green Pap, Memphis, and others will hear the candidate. A four day meeting at Latte Methodist Church starts May 6 led by Reverend O Donnel inviting public attendance.
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Small
Coversnor
Amarillo
Panhandle-Plaina
Limesable
Secen Downs
Te Free
Qa Tan Pia
Metcat
Stramcrack
Green Pap
Handhe
Memphis
Welloistan
Senader Snell
Hee
Trent
Texas
Thompsons Return From Dallas and Port Worth Visit
Mr and Mrs Loren Thompson came home Saturday after a week long visit in Dallas and Port Worth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Loren Thompson
Dallas
Port Worth
What Manner Of Mam An Editorial
Editorial praises Senator Small as a statewide candidate for governor, highlighting broad support from across Texas. It traces his public service in Collingsworth County and Wellington, notes loyalty to his home community, and argues he will govern for the entire state with honesty and welfare of all Texans in mind.
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Cheon
Smaltay Wellington
Texas
Che
Tatarexte
Tays Smalls
Hig Anerguace
Silas
Thea Flacie
Itg
Senate
Rio Grande Valley
Paso
Citg
Pra
Small
Mere
Collingsworth County
Wellington
Chamber of Commerce
160Th Judicial District
Collingsworth
Wellington Eyes Cotton Grader and Coop Marketing Plan
A Wellington meeting of business leaders and Farm Board representatives outlined plans to bring a licensed cotton grader to town next fall. The move supports cooperative marketing as C Mo ser of the American Cotton Co operative Association spoke, urging farmers to pool supply, raise prices, and focus on market demand while noting the need for mills to advance money before cotton sales.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wellington
Texassogration
Federal Farm Board
Collingsworth
C. Moser
American Cotton Co-operative Association
Richard Wischkaemper
Memer
Me. Moser
Farmine
Wrougelet
United States
Moser
Mr. Moser
California
Wellington High set to graduate 79 seniors in 1930s event
Former Texas governor Nett will deliver the commencem ent address on May 19 to Wellington High School graduates. Baccalaureate is May 18 at First Methodist Church. Miss Jimmie Mae Clark is valedictorian with high honor grades, while Miss Mabel Jones is salutatorian and several others rank top in class. The senior class officers are listed along with a long diploma roster.
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M. Nett
Texas
Wellington High School
G. L. Farrar
Wellington
Methodist
EK. PB. Bowen
Jimmie Mae Clark
Mabel Jones
Cora Cocke
Gladys Siled
Alfred Hannel
Ben Baldwin
William Bartenbruch
Elmer Black
Harold Boston
Floyd Overlie
Evelyn Joy
Burt
Carrie Nola Campbell
Nate Capps
Noca Capps
Frances Clement
Vada Clement
Mildred Clement
Pearl Cle«trent
Ines Clement
Cora Cooke
Helen Cook
Ruby Crawly
Lavelle Buke
Tommy Edgar
Ora Lamundson
Doshia Hilintt
Alfred Winninucd
Population Estimates for City Highlighted in Census
The report notes an estimated city population of about 3,600 with a census figure indicating low growth. The lead mentions a population estimate of 3,600 and an estimated leader figure of 19.80 in the census context.
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St. Louis
Edgar Westoss
St. Louie
Washington University
al Berard
Giant
Panhandle Plains
Holt Meeting
Latte Methodist Church
Woo Ihave
O'Donnel
Ee Cumberland Presbyteria Churely
Lavie
R Priory
Burth
Ward
Owhngsworth County
D. C
E. B. Bowen
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