Wellington Care Center Hosts Open House and Weeklong Celebrations
Agnes Bishop and Bill Shields join Wellington Care Center in room C-13 and A-2 respectively as National Nurses Week May 6 12 and National Nursing Home Week May 10 16 are observed. An open house is set for Saturday May 16 from 2 30 to 4 p.m. Pioneer Singers perform at 6 30 p.m. Several residents and guests attend daily activities from Bible study to birthday parties and worship services with community members visiting throughout the week.
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Agnes Bishop
Bill Shields
National Nursing Home Week
Pioneer Singers
Ruby Riley
Eugene Tucker
Mildred Starr
Carmen Antuna
Allene Johnson
King Bowen
Garland Hightower
L. C. Sweat
Willie Wade
Clarence Bishop
Willie
Thurman Emmett
Wellington
Tom Wilkins
J. D. Robinson
Millard Brown
Aline Robinson
Teachers Association
Corene Childress
Jane Maxwell
Millie Johnson
Virginia
Ginny
Billye Owens
Kevin Rhodes
Church of Christ
Jack Neeley
United Methodist Church
Jon
Marcie Sessions
Larry
Jeannie Adams
Laura Eigenmann
Sallie Mouser
Evelyn Carter
Carl Eigenmann
Event Classified Ad Instructions Reprinted
A fragment urges readers to place events in print and provides a phone number 447 2550. The text also includes a recipe note about adding hot water and seasoning wine to a sauce, mentioning chili or spaghetti sauce and a remaining liquid. The overall piece blends ad copy with cooking guidance.
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Sesson
Children artwork on display at Collingsworth County Museum
The Collingsworth County Museum showcases Pre K to sixth grade drawings in its windows. Thanks to Susie Patrick and Saunna Blacksher of the Child Protective Service Board for arranging the display. The exhibit honors April as Child Abuse Prevention Month and drew families, including visitors from Washington and Alaska.
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Collingsworth County Museum
Susie Patrick
Saunna Blacksher
Child Protective Service Board
State of
Washington
Panhandle Beef Conference schedule listed for May 12 1998
The Panhandle Beef Conference is set for Tuesday May 12 1998 at the Amarillo Civic Center with an 8:30 a.m. welcome and sessions featuring Dr Vivien Allen of Texas Tech University on cool season forages, Dr Larry Redman on western Oklahoma forage observations, and updates from Dr Ted McCollum on the ranch-to-rail program. Weather outlook by Ed Andrade of the National Weather Service follows, and Jim Sartwelle covers cattle and grain market outlook before a 2:30 p.m. adjournment. Collingsworth boll weevil trap counts from April 27 to May 4 range from 23 to 157 per trap, averaging 88. Weather and soil data accompany the notice.
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Amarillo Civic Center
Panhandle
South Plains
Vivien Allen
Thornton
Texas Tech University
Lubbock
Oklahoma
Larry Redman
Oklahoma State University
Stillwater
Ted McCollum
Texas Agricultural Extension Service
Amarillo
David Lust
West Texas A&m University
Cascass
John Hutcheson
Hoechst-Roussel Vet
Ed Andrade
National Weather Service
Jim Sartwelle
Collingsworth
Buckle Up Children Drive Nationwide Safety Campaign
Law enforcement across all 50 states join Operation ABC 98 from May 18 to 25 to enforce child passenger safety laws. About 3,500 agencies participate in the largest coordinated effort to ensure children are properly restrained, aiming to reduce fatalities and injuries from unrestrained crashes.
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America
Janet Dewey
Ford Motor Company
Dewey
WIT AND WISDOM FROM WINDY VALLEY: NEIGHBORHOOD CHAT
A humorous column by Dangerous Don Willingham reflects on love and indifference in daily life. He recalls a banker and a philosopher friend, a Harvard article, and the idea that hate is not the opposite of love but indifference. The piece ends with a reminder to appreciate every worker.
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Dangerous Don Willingham
Wit & Wisdom
Windy Valley
Bubba Barfield
Security Bank
Fanny May
Bubba
Windsor Lake
Daily Disappointment & Observer
Harvard
Greenbelt Electric Cooperative Presents Entertainment
Greenbelt Electric Cooperative presents a community entertainment event showcasing local talents and performances aimed at resident enjoyment and cultural enrichment. Attendees can expect a lineup of bands, speakers, and family activities hosted at the cooperative’s community venue.
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Greenbelt Electric Cooperative
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Wellington Care Center
Tom Lewis
Fundamental Baptist Church
Louise Peters
Lonnie Needham Jr
Cecil Trimble
Jim
Dorothy Roberson
Belva Lewis
Margaret
Howard Murdock
Maxine Welch
Bud
Billie Whaley
Duncan
Cordia Bodine
George Cummingham
Cordie Cunningham
James Gammill
Irving
Jake Maxwell
Edith Wachter
Margarett Harwell
Childress
Ida Stuckey
Bill
Myrtle Shields
Jack
Mary Shields
Joyce
Bill Tippie
Jimmy Montgomery
Mack Shields
Briscoe
Bettye Riker
First United Methodist Church
Evelyn King
Donna Martin
Walter Deger
Denzil
Mildred Deger
Clarendon
Jimmy Tarver
Samnorwood
Jimmy Breeding
Tess Breeding
Robbie Snider
Billye Kidwell
Altus
Irene Barth
Shamrock
Ann Husband
Cody Smith
Rebecca
Morris Barton
Yvonne Ellis
Vicki Killian
Hollis
Kristi Leppert
Andrew
Matthew
Mr. Hamby
Wellington Mon
Sumnerwood
Alaska
Albuquerque
Whittington
Dela Duniep
Collingeworth
PET
T.V
E. Bishop
O.D
The
Wellington Leader
Rome
Marcus Aurelius
Jackie
Betty Harmon
Kathy Michael Johnson
Lutie Cortez
Yvonne Brewer
Virginia Fourmentin
Collingsworth General Hospital
Baula
James McLeod
Derwin Comer
Jacen
Richard
Glenna Fourmeantin
Mark
Ranee Fourmentin
Ronnie
Patricia Ward
Gary
Rhonda
Den
Cindy Nnnie
Cordell
Micha
Paula, Toby, Crystal
Tara
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