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Newspaper
Wellington Leader
Location
Wellington, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 18, 1990
Page
8
Wellington FFA Chapter held its green hand ceremony for new members on October 8 at 6 30 pm Debora Barton was elected as FFA Sweetheart and recited the club creed The traditional ceremony was led by officers and refreshments were served to a listed group of members and guests including Debora Barton and others
The event features a Fall Foliage Festival with historic home tours, a Classic Car Show, Quilt Show, Arts and Crafts, Kountry Kitchen, and live music. Highlights include the 1990 Tour of Homes, River Valley Pioneer Museum exhibits, a Calf/Fish Fry, and a Sunday free Arts and Crafts Show at Canadian Elementary School. Admission varies by activity, with two day passes for the car show and individual fees for other events.
Texas law bans campaign signs within sight of federally funded highways and all highway rights of way. Private property signs may be allowed if licensed, but most do not qualify. Officials warn of fines and a potential 10 percent federal funding penalty if rules are not followed.
Olan W. Alexander 75 died October 10 1990 services at First United Methodist Plainview burial Fairview Wellington born Collingsworth County raised near Wellington Wellington High School and various banks and boards in Plainview Tulia and Tulsa survived by wife Allois daughter Carole Bell son Danny Alexander siblings and six grandchildren memorials to Elevator Fund Plainview UMC Ava L. Van Pelt 92 died October 17 1990 buried Fairview Wellington survived by three sons James Newell and Don a daughter Mrs. Olan Alexander and numerous grandchildren and great grandchildren born Royce City came to Wellington in 1920 married Grady E. Van Pelt in 1917 death of husband in 1975 member of First United Methodist Church careful note memorials not listed
B C Stonecipher, 74, died Monday at Choctaw Memorial Hospital Hugo Oklahoma. Services were held at Faith Baptist Church with Rev Elvis Pitts officiating. Burial in Memorial Gardens Cemetery. Born February 21, 1916 in Merkel Texas. Lived in Wellington from age three after marrying Eric Willard on June 17, 1934. Moved to Muleshoe September 1963 from Springer New Mexico and to Hugo March 1 1990. Retired as pastor of Longview Baptist Church Muleshoe October 15 1989. member of Trinity Baptist Church Muleshoe.
Fewer Texans smoke and more quit, per a national survey. Dr Maclean cites immediate health benefits from quitting. Absentee ballots: voters 65 plus or disabled may apply via mail, with strict timing and processing rules.
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