Wellington Care Center May Activities and Visitors Note
Wellington Care Center reports new resident Earl Shamblee in room 12 A and a Mother's Day luncheon with a menu of fried chicken and sides. Residents and volunteers organized bead bag games, sing alongs led by pastors, Bible study, art class, and worship services. Dozens of visitors from Lubbock to Amarillo stopped by, and Lao-tse's quote on perceiving germs closes the note.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Fulcher
Earl Shamblee
Fannie Whitson
Lorraine Harwell
Dr. Johnson
Mildred Starr
Cody Smith
Donzetta Ikner
Wellington Nazarene Church
King Bowen
Debbie Arreola
Lois Browning
Dorothy Hobbs
Rose Navarro
Johnny Tims
First Baptist Church
Larry Hays
Tims
Bobbie Rhodes
Lighthouse Quartet
Tom Wilkins
Truett Holland
Ruby Patterson
Louise Thomason
Wellington
Kevin Rhodes
Church of Christ
Independence
Jack Neeley
Dalton Royer
Hollis
Dalton
Garland Hightower
L. C. Sweat
Mike Liner
Lubbock
Robbie Snider
Tip Carter
Sadler
Les
Merle White
Linda Menge
Oklahoma City
Mary
Heritage Room
Randy West
Amarillo
Myrtle West
Dodson Civic Club honors mother of the year in Quanah
The Dodson Civic Club traveled to Quanah on May 11 to select and honor Mrs. Ken Derrick as mother of the year. They visited Medicine Mound Depot and an antique shop, then had dinner. Mrs. Helen Howell received a Top of Texas district honor with a pin and congratulatory letter from President Linda Turner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dodson Civic Club
Quanah
Ken Derrick
Medicine Mound
Wanda Cardwell
Vance Hunt
Derrick
Helen Howell
TFWC
Top of Texas
Linda Turner
Harry Wales
Loyd Hays
Kathleen Hightower
Burnie Crownover
Wilma Brewster
Emma Lee Pitman
Wilma Beanland
Judy Derrick
Elizabeth Hunt
A-1 Origin Ties To Lloyds Seaworthy Ship Label
The phrase A-1 to denote top quality traces to Lloyds of London where it marked the most seaworthy vessels. The term later spread to general usage describing something exceptionally good.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lloyd's of London
DAR acknowledges history book honoring founding regent
The National Society of the Daughters of the American Revolution recognizes the gift of Collingsworth County Churches from settlement to now. It honors Ineva Cudd Bowen of the La Paisana Chapter, organized in 1973, with the book accepted by Librarian General Margie Lovett. The DAR Library at Memorial Continental Hall holds 80,000 volumes, including local histories, family genealogies, and tens of thousands of files.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Society of the Daughters of the American Revolution
Collingsworth County
Rita Lowrie
Cochairman
Ruth Derryberry
Ineva Cudd (Corky) Bowen
la Paisana
Texas
Margie C. Lovett
DAR
Memorial Continental Hall
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Allene Johnson
Donna
Leon Martin
Kevin
Gayle Peeples Hamby
Greenbelt Lake
Louise Templeton
Faye
James Cunningham
Spearman
Mark
Suzanne
Regan
Austin Cunningham
Cordie
Yvonne
Kenneth Ellis
Childress
Jody
Ravena McBrayer
Eddy McBrayer
Cordie Cunningham
Mary Sue Thompson
Judy Glenn
Ruby Riley
Doris
Tom Nash
Pampa
Gaylen Layton
Arlington
Eugene Tucker
June Bawcom
Daryl Stamford
Red Oak
Charles and
Bim Jones
Enid
Peggy Baumgardner
Mesquite
Joyce Long
Frost
Joe
Noma Brown
Ruth Brown
Reece Bowen
Odessa Bowen
Myrtle Shields
Bill Shields
Roberta Lewis
Clarendon
Anetta Anglin
Ruby Smith
Jan Garrison
Shamrock
Lesa
Eddie Wadley
Amber
Jeffrey
TES
John Deere Sales & Service
Steve Allison
Altus—Hollis
Gast Childress
The
Wellington Leader
Nat'l Dar
Virginia Robey News
Community Bank
Home Health, Inc
INOW
Jackie Sanderson
R.N
Waureen Hietz
LaVonda Hartman
L.V.N
Tonya Braddock
Irma Martinez
Jim Koulovatos
Associates Home Health, Inc
Associates Home Health
Collingsworth General Hospital
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