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Newspaper
Wellington Leader
Location
Wellington, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 08, 1997
Page
9
Hank the Cowdog recounts chasing a house mouse at Slim’s place but failing. Slim serves spoiled sardines and Viola, Hank’s ideal love, arrives at the door. Hank revels as Viola arrives, while Slim’s shabby home distracts from romance, hinting at next chapter in The Wellington Leader.
Members of the Needwood Cemetery Association gathered at the cemetery on Saturday May 3 1997 for a cleanup session a business meeting and a pot luck lunch A spokesman called the meeting a success with good visiting as attendees shared recollections of times living in the area Attendees included Dan Ammons Bailey Stinson Irma Jo Morgan Wes Ammons Frances Ammons Cordia Bodie Billy Whaley Buddie Whaley James Ammons Janet Ammons Rosa Lee Dunn Virginia Hill Jimmy Ammons Raymond Waldrop Don Bodine and Janie Raper Lasiter from Fort Smith Arkansas and nearby towns.
Ryan Guajardo, 9, son of Santos and Debbie Guajardo, earned a spot on Weatherford Oklahoma’s top baseball squad for 10 year olds. He is the only 9 year old on the team and can pitch and play outfield. The group competes for a State berth in July.
News and Notes explains two fast gift options. Ads in the newspaper provide ideas and bargains. A new Internet service offers find engines with dozens of gift categories and occasion based sorting led by president David Larkin. Sites include Valentinesday com Fathersday com Mothersday com Graduationday com and more.
The Rolling Plains Production Credit Association held its 63rd annual stockholders meeting in Canadian and at sessions in Childress and Stamford. Reelected to the board were Lance D. Morris Crosbyton and Thomas R. Helton Wheeler. Terry C. ONeal Pampa was chosen to represent the Pampa Branch Office. The association earned a Tier I rating for the ninth year and posted a net profit after taxes of 1,989,458 with over 106 million loaned to about 1,000 borrowers in 25 counties. Patronage distributed totaled 1,583,358 with 40 percent paid across three sessions. Further reports covered nominating committee results, 50 year members, and recognition of long-tenured landholders and retiring directors. An entertainment act and local proverbs closed the meeting.
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