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Newspaper

Wellington Leader

Location

Wellington, Texas, United States of America

Date

May 02, 1963

Page

4

Darlene Rainey First Norwood FHA State Degree Achieved

Darlene Rainey became the first Sumnerwood high school student to receive a State Degree in Homemaking at the State FHA convention in Dallas on April 18 20. She earned multiple FHA honors, served as chapter president, and contributed to state meetings while pursuing continual improvement in home economics.

Darlene Rainey Norwood FHA Future Homemakers Dallas Sumnerwood High School Nancy Hill Sumnerwood Future Homemakers Sue Dwicht Selba Rainey Darlene Arva Knight Austin Collingeworth County Area 1

Cook Sherrill vows planned in Reed Church

Mr and Mrs Lester Cook Mangum announce the engagement of their daughter Ima Lorene to R L Sherrill son of Mr and Mrs R W Sherrill of Vinson. The wedding is set for April 5 at eight o clock in the Church of Christ at Reed with J W McElros minister from Willow Church officiating. Miss Cook is a Need high school graduate of 1962 and a freshman at Southwestern State College majoring in elementary education. Sherrill, a Vinson High School 1969 graduate, is a senior at Southwestern State College and will graduate January 1964 with a physical education degree. Sunday visitors in the home of Mr and Mrs W A Golliugh of Quail included Mr and Mrs John Ray Gollihugh and Shamrock children, and Mr and Mrs Eugene Vernon and son, and Mr and Mrs Lurry Gollihugh.

Lester Cook Mangum Ima Lorene R. L. Sherrill R. W. Sherrill Vinson Church of Christ At Reed J. W. McElros Willow Church Miss Cook Need High School Southwestern State College Vinson High School Sherrill W. A. Gollihugh Quail John Ray Gollihugh Shamrock Eugene Vernon Lurry Gollihugh

Wellington Area Welcomes Two Newborn Sons

Mr and Mrs Jimmy Thompson announce the birth of son Cletis Dale on April 26 at St Josephs Hospital weighing seven pounds thirteen and half ounces. Mr and Mrs Eugene Verd on announce the birth of son Darryl Lynn in Memphis on April 18 weighing eight pounds. Grandparents are Mr and Mrs W A Gollihugh and Mrs Besnie Vernon.

Jimmy Thompson Cletis Dale St. Joseph’s Hospital Eugene Verdon Darryl Lynn Memphis W. A. Gollihugh Besnie Vernon

Dodson Eastern Star Honors Past Matrons and Patrons Banquet

Dodson Chapter of the Order of the Eastern Star held a banquet in the Dodson Club room on April 29 at 7 oclock honoring the Past Matrons and Past Patrons. Tom Birchfield served as master of ceremonies with Mrs. A Y Lowrie giving the welcome and Mrs. Hattie Scott of Wellington delivering the response. The evening featured peony and iris arrangements by Mrs. Maggie Webb, a program by six Dodson high school girls, thr ee chorus numbers by Jannon Gully Sherry Crownover Linda Sexton Shirley Motsenbocker and Carolyn Sexton, and slides of Marie Kutchs Europe travels shown by Mrs. Truett Holland and her niece. Past Matrons present included Hattie Scott Maggie Webb H P Scott R T Jameson Hugh Painter Josephine Birchfield Tom Birchfield J C Howell Marvin Wynn Jess Bogle Ross Swift B B Martin A V Lowrie Floyd Teutsch and Silas Crawford. Past Patrons present were Tom Birchfield Ross Swift A V Lowrie and Silas Crawford. Other attendees included Mrs. Earl Reynolds The Younger of Amarillo L C Howell Hugh Painter Mrs. Truett Holland Mr and Mrs Olan Farris Jess Bogle M H Teutsch Floyd Teutsch and visitor Mrs. Irene Tudor of Fort Worth.

Dodson Chapter Order of the Eastern Star Dodson Club Orelock Tom Birchfield A. Y. Lowrie Hattie Scott Wellington Iris Maggie Webb Dodson High School H. P. Scott R.T. Jameson Hugh Painter Josephine Birchfield J. C. Howell Marvin Wynn Jess Bogle Ross Swift B. B. Martin A. V.lowrie Floyd Teutsch Silas Crawford Tom

VFW Auxiliary Names Officers for Coming Year

The VFW Auxiliary met at the VFW building to conduct business and elect officers for the year. Officers named include Mrs. Don L. Jones as president and Mrs. Raymond Horton as senior vice president. Also elected were Mrs. Louis Berg junior vice president, Mrs. Herbert Bearden treasurer, Mrs. Donald Curry chaplain, Mrs. James Richardson conductress, Mrs. Hezze Jones guard, and trustees Mrs. Hubert Leach, Mrs. C. A. Winton, and Mrs. Quinton Brewer. Attendees included Mr. and Mrs. Charley Userton of Chico and Mrs. H. H. Lowrie of Irving, in town for Paul Brewer’s funeral. Usleton is Chico schools principal.

the Veterans of Foreign Wars VFW Don L. Jones Raymond Horton Louis Berg Herbert Bearden Donald Curry James Richardson Hezze Jones Hubert Leach C. A. Winton Quinton Brewer Paul Brewer Charley Userton Chico H. H. Lowrie Irving Uselton

Tea Marks Library Week Tea in County Library

National Library Weeks observed with a silver tea at the county library from two to five on Wednesday April 24. Mrs Zook Thomas federation president registered guests while Mrs R H Isbell librarian welcomed callers. About 72 guests registered including Rita Owens Louise Fulcher J A Jowe and many others. A story hour for children was led by Mrs Don Van Pelt. Federation officers and delegates circulated at the punch table as children enjoyed the program.

Cuty Federation National Library Zook Thomas Federation R. H. Isbell Don van Pelt Mmes. Chester Fires Coy Vaughan Johnny Crawford Richard Bailey Ray Clubb John Howard Rob Stephenson L. C. Hill Hattie D. Wells Rita Owens Louise Fulcher D. E. Scott J.A. Jowe Charlenreen Johnson Troy C. Marsh Paul Spillman Luther Gribble Fred Porter Jess Bogle Glen Lewis Marie Shadid Billy R. Long G. W. McLain W. E. Marchant J. ©. Howell B. T. Webb M. S. Rountree

Baptist Circles Hold Visitation at Local Church

The Hazel Craighead WMU circle met April 20 at Mrs J L Burt’s home for prayer and enlistment talk by Mrs Henry Davidson. Nina Hawkins, Wanna Ann Fort, and Virginia McKay circles also held Monday or Tuesday visits at members’ homes or church, with readings, prayers, and reports.

Hazel Craighead Women's Missionary Union of the First Baptist Church Nina Hawkins J. A. Lowe R. W. Brantley Coy Vaughan Wanna Ann Fort Roscoe Land Ruth Wyrick Henry Stallied Virginia McKay Bill. Harbin J. C. Whisenant

4700 children to die of cancer in 1963 warned

The American Cancer Society warns that about 4700 children will die from cancer in 1963 if current rates persist. Many deaths could be preventable if cancers were detected earlier, the society notes that cancer affects children as well as adults.

American Cancer Society Prrenta

Major crime rise in Texas in 1962 with autos up

Texas crime rose 6.6 percent in 1962 over 1961, with auto theft up 10.5 percent. Col. Homer Garrison Jr said the 1962 figures show a 71 percent increase since 1955 and one major crime every 82 minutes on average. Overall offenses estimated at 216,650 in 1962.

Austin Texas Col Homer Garrison Department of Public Safety Garrison Gartinon

Cancer screening could save thousands this year

About 177000 Americans will be saved from cancer this year. The American Cancer Society warns that around 88000 patients might die in 1963 without earlier detection and treatment. A yearly health check up is urged to guard against death from cancer.

American Cancer Society

Meat cooks offer guidance from county agents

Meat is a bargain today and any retail cut can be appetizing with proper preparation. Local county home demonstration agents can provide information on meat cookery per Uvacek.

Uvacek

Protein Deficiency Affects Vitamin A Storage in Livestock

University of Arizona researchers found protein adequate cattle store more vitamin A in liver. In sheep with 10.4 percent crude protein, liver vitamin A doubled compared to 6.9 percent protein. Injection after depletion also reduced serum albumin and plasma vitamin A in deficient animals.

University of Arizona

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Patsy Falk Domestic Science Club Clyde Drake Drake Parris Wood Miss Falk Truman Estes Mmes John Crawford Farris Wood W. R. Orr Deskins Wells Paul Guthrie L. ©. Hill Mrs. Drake Lyndon Crelia Pharmacy Weatherford Okla Ted Stansbury Corpus Christi Jones Singlay Stansburys Jacksonville Fla Tommy Lowtie Tufus Sweat Don Paul Cook The Toggery J. B. Oney Dodson VFW Auxiliary Baptist East Side Square John Ingram Wellington State Bank Church of Summerwood Rotary M. J. and Peggy Holland Delores Sasser Dorothy Baker House of Beauty Kiwanis WHS Whs Jr Samnorwood All Samnorwood Commissioners Court FDIC
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