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Newspaper
Wellington Leader
Location
Wellington, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 30, 2000
Page
2
The sermon argues that the new covenant through Jesus surpasses the old law based system. It emphasizes salvation by faith in Christ, forgiveness of past sins, the gift of the Holy Spirit, and universal availability beyond Israel. It contrasts obedience and love as core foundations and warns against rejecting Christ.
The Collingsworth Public Library added two Gateway computers funded by a Gates Foundation grant. The units feature Internet access, word processing software, a laser printer, Spanish operating software, and are available for public use by reservation.
Family and friends from Amarillo and surrounding towns gathered for Thanksgiving meals and weekend visits. Names include Nel and Chuck Wilbur and numerous Wilburs, Rhodes, Ames, Maxwell, Blacksher, Ford, Roberson, Stallings, Strickland, and others from Dumas, Dalhart, Carey, Childress, Wellington, Lubbock, and surrounding areas.
Obituary notices report Dora Fern Warrick died November 28 2000 in Wellington at 85 with services December 1 at First United Methodist Church. Burial in North Fairview Cemetery. Surviving Warrick family includes two sons a daughter nine grandchildren and 13 great grandchildren. Augusta Phipps Aaron formerly of Wellington died November 24 2000 in Houston at 88. Services were held November 27 2000 in Adams Funeral Home Chapel. Survivors include a daughter two brothers a granddaughter and two great grandchildren. Memorials to First United Methodist Church or Wellington Cemetery Association.
Paintings by Robbie Templeton Rhodes of Wellington and Betty Harmon of Childress are on display at the Ant Center linked to the Collingsworth County Museum on the Square. The exhibit showcases rural landscape scenes including Ball Filling Station and runs through December with access weekdays 1 to 5 p.m. through the museum.
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