Wedding of Rebecca Rutkowski and Timothy Hartman at First Baptist Wellington
Rebecca Rutkowski and Timothy Hartman exchanged vows at the First Baptist Church in Wellington on August 11 at 2:00 PM with Rev. Johnny Tims officiating. Family and friends attended the reception in the church Fellowship Hall, and the couple plans to reside at 917 S 7th St in Memphis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rebecca Rutkowski
Timothy Hartman
Rebecca Diane Rutkowski
Timothy James Hartman
First Baptist Church of Wellington
Johnny Tims
Sam Rutkowski
Joyce Bower
Memphis
Cheryl Anders
Wellington
Freida Hartman
Katherine Reeves
Neal Duncan
Stacy Waggoner
Dimmitt
Emil Kersten
Z. J. Neeley
Ronald Kersten
Ronnie Hartman
First Baptist Church
Erma Fay Kersten
Keli Killian
Kathy Wischkaemper
Pam Odom
Killian
Dimmitt High School
West Texas State University
Wellington High School
TSTI
Amarillo
4 County
S. 7Th St
Time Change For O A Meeting
Overeaters Anonymous will meet at 7 00 p m at the conference room of the courthouse on Tuesdays starting Oct 9.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Overeaters Anonymous
Court House
FFA Hosts Weiner Roast for Wellington FHA Members
FFA members hosted a weiner roast Tuesday at 6 30 p m for Wellington High School FHA members. Students rode school buses to Pioneer Park where they roasted weiners and marshmallows. Sponsors were Juliana Baumgardner Peggy Allred and Rodney Myrick.
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FFA
FHA
Wellington High School
Pioneer Park
Juliana Baumgardner
Peggy Allred
Rodney Myrick
Raleigh Lynn Schaub Born In Hereford September 4 1990
Mr and Mrs Russell Schaub of Hereford announce the birth of daughter Raleigh Lynn on September 4 1990. She weighs seven pounds thirteen ounces and has a three year old brother Gradon. Grandparents are Paul Schaub of Wellington Grady Hughes of Hereford and great grandmother Ida Camp of New Mexico.
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Russell Schaub
Hereford
Raleigh Lynn
Gradon
Paul Schaub
Wellington
Grady Hughes
Ida Camp
New Mexico
Derryberry recounts La Paisana DAR founding and history
Mrs. Ruth Derryberry presents the La Paisana Chapter’s origin in 1972 with twelve founders, explains the name meaning peasant woman and its Roadrunner link, and outlines early growth from 15 to 24 members. The chapter’s projects include a Collingsworth County survey, an indexed history book, Constitution Week, and annual Good Citizenship awards.
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DAR
Ruth Derryberry
la Paisana
Rita Lowrie
Derryberry
Amarillo
la Paisana Chapter
Collingsworth
United States
BPW Orientation Program Set For September 25 Meeting
The BPW club held its September 25 session with President Rosemary Throne calling the meeting to order. Doris Nash led the federation pledge and orientation program explaining BPW history, benefits, and club-sponsored programs while Pat Roberson and Doris Nash hosted. A fall decor theme accompanied the discussion as door prize words were hidden under chairs. 6:00 starting time announced. guests Winnie Bell Fraya Hammons and Karen Tate attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
BPW
Rosemary Throne
Pat Roberson
Doris Nash
Federation
L. C. Sweat
Winnie Bell
Fraya Hammons
Karen Tate
Jeannie Adams
Sybil Atkinson
Laquita Bowen
Goldie Barnett
Pauline Estes
Rosemary Foster
Willie B. Harwell
Myra Hayes
Nancy Lindsey
Jane McClendon
Ruth Phipps
Vickie Porter
Charlene Poteet
Anita Roberts
Francille Smith
Mary Lou Louder
Geneva Thomas
Leatha Thomas
Loretta Wright
Christian Women Council Elects New Officers
The Christian Women's Council of the First Christian Church met Oct. 1 at Mrs. Charlene Poteet's home after a hiatus. Devotional topics included "Inner Joy" and a study on Lot's wife from Daughters of Eve. New officers for 1991 were elected to begin in January: Marie Smith president, Megeocinnese Carter vice-president, Charlene Poteet secretary, Karen Hookstra treasurer, Penny Sanford reporter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christian Women's Council of the
First Christian Church
Charlene Poteet
Morice Smith
Naomi
Treasury
Marie Smith
Megeocinnese Carter
Charlene Potcet
Karen Hookstra
Penny Sanford
Hookstra
Elise Wilson
Rhuie Ketchum
Gladys Cartright
Letha Thomas
Beatrice Thomas
Carter
Sanford
Poteet
Seven Cities Represented At Abundant Life Luncheon
Abundant Life Church hosted a ladies prayer luncheon on Saturday September 29 with seven cities represented. Sherye Cates led devotion Taking Our Cities for God Patsy Dean led praise and worship Terri May Amarillo was soloist Modell Cleveland prayed attendees from Lubbock Amarillo Wheeler Wellington Dodson Sweetwater Sayre Oklahoma attended a salad luncheon in a hall decorated with pumpkins cornucopia and autumn leaves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abundant Life Church
Patsy Dean
Sayre
Terri May
Amarillo
Wellington
Dodson
Sweetwater
Fellowship Hall
Also Mentioned on This Page
Kevin Branum
Shawna McSpadden
Amanda Odom
Dimmit
Emily Wischkaemper
Natalie Forbes
Panhandle
Lucas Hartman
Vance Killian
Pepe Martinez
Wes Anders
Johnny Rutkowski
Mrs
O. A
West Avenue
Charles Keith
Mikasa Crystal
Juliana
Carmen
Charles Stephens
Weiner
National Society, Daughters of the American Revolution
Burn Handley Community Center
U. S
Miss Lowrie
Walter Pendleton
Dorothy Dodgen
National Defense
U. S. Coast Guard
Sharon Starkey
Hargrave Laundry and Dry Cleaning
Memphis Cleaners
Christian Women's Council
Erma Faye Kersten
Abundant Life
Sherye Cates
Coucus Dhue
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