Amarillo College offers Emergency Medical Technician course
Amarillo College School of Biomedical Arts and Sciences announces an Emergency Medical Technician course to prepare qualified ambulance and emergency service personnel. A 472 clock hour program plus 6 hours independent study runs June 12 to June 27 at West Amarillo College Campus. Students must be 18 with a high school education.
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Amarillo College
School of Biomedical Arts and Sciences
West Amarillo College
Holland Attends National Legion Workshop
Dennis Holland 18th District Commander of the American Legion recently attended a five day workshop at the National Headquarters in Indianapolis. He and his wife the auxiliary president elect attended a Zone meeting in Nazareth on May 18 and a Division 1 annual convention in Wichita Falls.
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Dennis Holland
Dodson
American Legion
Indianapolis
Indiana
Legion
Holland
18Th District
American Legion Auxiliary
Nazareth
Legion Post
Wichita
Veterans GI Bill loans paid in full, Texas leads
Jack Coker, director of the Waco VA Regional Office, says veterans are strong financial risks as Texas repays 1.8045 billion of more than 5.349 billion in VA guaranteed home loans since World War II. Nationally, over 8 million loans totaling 87 billion have been repaid.
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Jack Coker
Waco Veterans Administration
Coker
Texas
Korea
Vietnam
Wellington High School seniors earn honors and scholarships
The article profiles multiple Wellington seniors including Bill Henard who earned an athletic scholarship to Tulsa University and was 2 A A All-District Offensive Tackle. Also featured are Dale Thomas Teddy Sango Leon Parker and William Charles Arnett detailing their backgrounds activities and ambitions.
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Bill Henard
Tulsa University
Bill
Edd Henard
Route 6
Childress
Wellington
Future Farmers of America
FFA
Future Teachers of America
Skyrocket
Wonder Boys
Local Seniors Highlight Wellington Area Students
The piece profiles Charles Canada born October 6 1953 in Lovington New Mexico son of Mr and Mrs James W Canada Route 5. It notes his schooling from Wellington Wichita Falls High School Shallowater High School and Coronado High Lub beck and his plans to join the military after graduation. It also mentions Dick Judd son of Mr and Mrs Dudd born August 20 1953 and his Wellington schooling and musical activities with That Skyrocket Band and WHS Stage Band.
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Teddy Leroy Sango
Wellington
Ted Lange
Ennis Street
St. Joseph’s Hospital
Teddy
Booker T. Washington
James W. Canada
Lovington
New Mexico
Wichita Falls High School
Spring-Shallowater High School
Coronado High School
Lubbock
Charles
WHS
First Baptist Church
Dickie C. Judd
Dick Dudd
Route 6
Dickie
Texas farmers to receive crop acreage survey
During the last half of May about 22 000 Texas farmers will get an acreage questionnaire from Charles E Caudill Agricultural Statistician. The data will determine planted acreage for the state and each of its 254 counties, aiding production planning and market outlook. A cooperative effort of USDA's Statistical Reporting Service and the Texas Department of Agriculture.
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Texas
Charles E. Caudill
Texas Crop and Livestock Reporting Service
Austin
USDA
Statistical Reporting Service
Texas Department of Agriculture
A Touch of UT Goes to Germany and Texas Youth Leaders
UT exhibit to Berlin and Bucharest showcases 35 Michener Collection paintings from May 15 30 in Berlin and June 9 30 in Bucharest. Johnny Holton active in FFA and Future Teachers of America led Junior Rodeo chairing this year despite rain and wind. He plans law enforcement work and shows interest in electronics and mathematics while maintaining community roles and school activities in Wellington.
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Dickie
Rolling Plains C.B
Future Farmers Chapter
Johnny Holton
Johnny
Southeast Panhandle
John Holton
Wellington
FFA
Future Teachers of America
WHS
Skyrocket
Texas Christian University
Ft. Worth
Tony Hunters To Live Here Tony Hunters To Live Here
Mr. and Mrs. Tony Hunter moved from near Eldorado to Wellington where he began work for the city on May 22. Mrs. Hunter is Pam Black, daughter of Marie Black. He graduated from Gould High School on May 15.
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Tony
Tony Hunter
Eldorado
Wellington
Hunter
Pam Black
Marie Black
Gould High School
Couple Resides in 1600 Block on Amarillo Street
A couple is living in the 1600 block of Amarillo Street. The brief notes their residence location, with no additional context or details provided.
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Amarillo St
Wellington Leader publication details and rates
Wellington Leader published Thursdays on SIS West Ave Wellington Texas. Entered second class August 25 1908. Editor and Publisher H Deskins Wells. Subscription rates 5.28 dollars per year inside trade territory and 0.50 outside.
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Wellington
Tex
H. Deskins Wells
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National Legion Workshop
M.W. Cobb
South Main Shamrock
Bruce Rumbaugh
Hollis
University of Oklahoma School of Medicine
Evelyn Kolb
Oklahoma City
Rumbaugh
Weatherford
Okla
Arnett High School
Dale Thomas
Sam E. Thomas
1012
Houston
Thomas
Dale
City Grocery
Teddy Leroy
Sango
Leon Parker
Earl Parker
Worth Street
Leon
Quail
Clarendon College
Parkers Texaco
William Charles Arnett
Zebbie
Shamrock
Wellington, Texas
Diamond Shamrod Oi) and Gas Company
Diamond Shi Corporation
Ack
Collingsworth County Farm News
Germany
Collingsworth County
John Deaver
Martin Seed Co
Shira Ford
8Th Street
Hegira
Pioneer Brand
Acco
Teddy Martin
Mgr
Wayne Martin
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