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Newspaper
Wellington Leader
Location
Wellington, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 03, 2007
Page
2
The Wellington Leader publishes Thursday notices from Wellington Texas including community briefs, event reminders, and local updates. Contact details list the Wellington Leader offices and post office information for address changes.
The menu lists meals for five days beginning Monday May 7 featuring creamy chicken spaghetti with peas and carrots pudding biscuit oleo and milk on May 7. May 8 offers ham with northern beans coleslaw cake cornbread oleo and milk. May 9 serves oven fried chicken corn cabbage cake and cornbread with oleo and milk. May 10 features spaghetti with meat tossed salad mixed vegetables pudding and garlic bread with milk. May 11 closes with beef stew cheese sticks and apricot cobbler.
The Wellington museum highlights art by Wellington High School students with pieces shown in Amarillo and awards to be attached by Mrs. Taylor. June brings a wedding dress exhibit, storage room work continues, drywall and electrical progress noted. Local and out of town visitors express interest in family stories for a new Collingsworth County History edition and ongoing accessions and donations are recorded from multiple names across several states.
Dorothy Massey documents a lively week at WCC with May traditions starting. Residents join Rhythm Band sessions led by Massey, bingo games, exercise and trivia, Red Hat Society meetings, Bible study, dominoes, a birthday party, and frequent volunteer and staff help, featuring Lola Estes, Vera Bishop, Melody Waller, Nena Oldham, and James Barber among others.
The Wellington Opportunity Center announces a June 4 start for the 2007 summer session, ending July 26 with fall classes beginning August 27. Enrollment rises prompting three elementary classes taught by Ruby Williams Lauren Needham and Melba Marcum, plus new computer lab funded by a donation. Community support is sought for field trip sponsorship and supplies as staff prepare the Teen Scene space and playground projects.
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