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Newspaper
Wellington Leader
Location
Wellington, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 23, 1935
Page
2
The senior class of 1985 and its sponsors express appreciation to Mr. Bonner of the Ritz Theatre for his numerous courtesies during the school year. They note passes for all seniors and guests on May 17 and free entry after the May 3 Junior senior picnic, concluding with fond memories of his generosity and the pleasant outings.
The Sumnerwood Rural High School District in Texas awarded 21 diplomas in its first commencement on June 7, marking a milestone for the newly formed district. G. Sanders reported growth from six graduates previously to over twenty, with the class praised for its achievement driven by an affiliated curriculum and state credits.
The piece notes a humorous bear beg described as “Gladly” while detailing Sumnerwood Rural High School District aims to provide a general high school education with farmwork pathways. Trustees for the first year are reelected, including F. W. Thompson as president and J. W. Miller as secretary, with a list of instructors across the district. Also mentioned is Sam West, 65, who testifies in Philadelphia court that he had never heard of the Bible.
Baylor University in Waco awarded track and field letters to John Williams a Wellington native. Williams ran the 440 yard dash and helped the mile relay team place third at the Southwest Conference meet. He also starred on Baylor’s football team and is the son of Mr and Mrs Willie Williams.
South Tex dairymen are urged to plant Sudan grass this month for better pasture. Experts say rowed planting yields more grazing than broadcast seeding. Oats can be grazed in two months, returning about 12 dollars per acre, given good cows, oats, and labor.
John Williams, once a standout at Wellington High School, received a track letter from Baylor University after building a notable record as an athlete. The announcement highlights his continued success in collegiate track.
J A Conner of Glasgow wins an automobile in a public guessing game weighing contestants. The event drew local spectators and paid out the prize to the winner identified by name.
Miss Annie Mie Donaghey County IF D Agent reports on a closet reorganization that eliminates wrinkles for dresses once hung on nails. Mrs J W Carreker notes improved storage with no cost and minimal time. Mrs T C Cass creates a new collar for a black crepe dress using handkerchief linen scraps, removing fullness with tucks and fine hemstitching.
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