Danger In Windy Valley Wisdom From Don Willingham
A Windy Valley column by Dangerous Don Willingham muses on life, wisdom, and how to live all the days of our lives. He recalls Ruby Blabber, references Aristotle, Herodotus, Socrates, Plato, Bacon, Darwin, Russell, Dewey, and concludes that fear of God and keeping commandments define life’s duty, inviting neighbors to read and reflect.
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Windy Valley
Ruby
Wilson & Womack's Hardware, Furniture & Funeral Parlor
Aristotle
Herodotus
Socrates
Plato
Francis Bacon
Charles Darwin
Bertrand Russell
John Dewey
Harvard School of Business
Obituaries for LaVerne Savage Seay and Isabel Schaded
Obituaries notice for LaVerne Savage Seay 77 of Hillsboro with service May 19 1997 in Littlefield First United Methodist Church. Born 1919 in Quail she taught in Wheeler Littlefield and Hillsboro, survived by two daughters and a granddaughter. Memorials to First United Methodist Church Littlefield. Also obituary for Isabel Schaded former Wellington resident died in Tyler May 24 1997 at age 91. Mass May 26 Tyler Cathedral interment Rose Hill Cemetery. Survivors include son and two daughters, plus nieces and nephews.
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LaVerne Savage Seay
Hillsboro
First United Methodist Church
Littlefield
George C. Price
Quail
John Wiley
Fannie Cook Savage
Wellington High School
West Texas State College
Scarritt College
Nashville
Tenn
Bernard F. Seay
Texas State Teachers Association
United Methodist Women
Clifford
Frazier
Lelia Haygood
Blanche Schieman
Anita Roberts
Isabel Schaded
Wellington
Tyler
Sheriff’s Report Details Harboring Runaways and DUI Arrests
A white male was arrested for harboring a runaway and possession of drug paraphernalia with bonds of 4000 and 500, remaining in Coll. Co. Jail. On May 25 a 43 year old white male faced charges of harboring a runaway substance possession and unlawfully carrying a weapon with bonds of 4000, 4000, and 7500, held in jail. On May 26 a 36 year old white male arrested for driving while intoxicated second offense bond 4000 and released on bond.
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Coll. Co
Screening Continues for Mobile Mammography Clinic
A mobile mammography clinic offers screenings with self-exam instruction by a registered nurse. The $75 total fee applies, with funds available from the Texas Department of Health for eligible residents. Examinations are by appointment only. a minimum of fifteen registrations is required for the clinic to visit area towns. Call 359-4673 or 1-800-377-4673 for details.
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Colonial Manor iI
Hollis
120 West Versa
Texas Department of Health
Texas
Hospice care team roles detailed in welling-ton leader
On May 29 1997 the Welllngton Leader outlines hospice care as a coordinated team effort. Nurses physicians social workers chaplains home health aides and volunteers share responsibilities to ease physical needs emotional support and daily living tasks for patients and families.
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Hospice
Two Wellington residents named to Amarillo College honors list
Mike Berry and Nancy McKinney, both of Wellington, were named to Amarillo College honors list for the spring 1997 semester. More than 280 students were honored, with honorees required to enroll in 12 or more hours and maintain a GPA of at least 3.6.
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Mike Berry
Nancy McKinney
Wellington
Amarillo College
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