Erma Lee Lowrie Leads Lydia Group Program
The Lydia Group met October 19, 1998 at First United Methodist Church Fellowship Hall with Ruth Caldwell as president. Olyse Kane opened with prayer. Odessa Covey read minutes and presented treasurer's report. The group planned the November 7 bazaar and Erma Lee Lowrie presented a program from I Cor 3 6 17 Psalms 81 8 14 and How to Listen to God by Charles Stanley.
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Lydia
United Methodist Church Fellowship Hall
Ruth Caldwell
Olyse Kane
Odessa Covey
Erma Lee Lowrie
God
Local Lions Club to join Girls Town shopping spree
The Wellington Lions Club met Oct 19 1998 at the Burn Handley Community Center for its regular session. President John Nash opened with announcements including a new feature. Misty Barton announced her Farm Bureau speech contest success with a $1 000 district scholarship and invites to the state meet in Lubbock where top prizes total thousands.
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Wellington Lions Club
Burn Handley Community Center
John Nash
Misty Barton
Lions
Farm Bureau
Amarillo
Barton
Lubbock
America
America the Beautiful
Bate
Dennis Abell
Jerry Watson
Tommy Hudson
Miss Piggies Bar-B-Que
Nash
Lions Clubs
Lions Club
Lions Club Notes And Home Delivered Meals Schedule
Home delivered meals list daily Oct 26 to Oct 30 includes chicken fried steak fish balls roast and barbecue chicken with sides and milk. Lions Club minutes detail new member kit donor VideoEye trophy details, concession trailer plans, committee roles, and upcoming coats and shoes shopping trip with 92 girls. District events, eyeglasses for a blind girl, and a guest invitation conclude the report with a civic quote.
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Lions Club
Jerry Watson
Dalton Konkler
Watson
Doris Nash
John Nash
Gary
Sharon Starkey
Marshall Peters
Tommy Hudson
Nash
Bealls Department Store
Westgate, Mall
Pizza Planet
Boys Ranch
Borger
Whiteface
Wellington Lions Club
Governor's Cabinet
Retired Wellington ISD business manager honored
Tommie Watts was honored at a retirement reception as Wellington Independent School District business manager on October 14, 1998. Carl Taylor, 85 guests, and staff praised her long service and dedication while she recalled bus routes, regulatory changes, and teamwork with district leaders.
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Tommie Watts
Carl Taylor
WISD
Wellington Independent School
Charlie Lee Watts
Wellington
Watts
Shinnery
Sympathizing with a Friend's Success
A quotation by Oscar Wilde notes that many empathize with a friend's suffering, but only a refined person can genuinely celebrate a friend's success.
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Oscar Wilde
Doctor Kay Heward to Speak at Wellington BPW DAR Event
Dr Kay Heward Ph D dean of institutional advancement Amarillo College will headline a joint Wellington BPW Club GFWC 1924 Study Club and La Paisana Chapter DAR dinner meeting Tuesday Oct 27 at 6 pm in Burn Handley Community Center Club Room. Advanced reservations with BPW President Pat Roberson. Lottie Handley will introduce Dr Heward. She will discuss Life and Education Appreciating Yesterday Accepting Today and Envisioning Tomorrow followed by a Q A session. Dr Heward helped write and direct Amarillo College first federal grant in 1978 and has led grant pursuits since 1985 coordinating accreditation efforts. She recalls teaching English at Sumnerwood High School in the early 70s. She is married to Joe John Henard.
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Kay Heward
Amarillo College
Wellington
BPW
GFWC
la Paisana
Daughters of American Revolution
Burn Handley Community Center
Pat Roberson
Lottie Handley
DAR
Dr. Howard
Henard
BPW Club hosts coffee honoring Wellington working women
The Wellington BPW Club will host a National Business Women’s Week coffee on Friday October 23 1998 from 9 30 to 11 a m at the Art Center of the Collingsworth County Museum Downtown. Local business leaders and the public are invited for fellowship and finger foods as the group highlights working women’s contributions.
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Wellington
Business and Professional Women's Club
Burs Handley
Collingsworth County Museum
Business
Professional Women/USA
BPW/USA
BPW
USA
Hico High Band Leads Class AA Contingent at UIL Contest
UEE ilford and Abbie Harris attended the UIL Marching Band Contest in Gienrose on Oct. 17 where Hico High School, led by Chuck Harris in his first year as band director, competed with six other Class AA schools including Hamilton Goldthwaite DeLeon Peaster Grandview and Venus. Harris previously directed bands at Dublin and Borden County.
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Ask Ueeilford
Abbie Harris
Gienrose
UIL
Chuck Harris
Hico
Hamilton High
Goldtwaite
DeLeon
Peaster
Grandview
Venus
Chuck
Dublin
Borden County
Wedding notice submission deadlines and fees
The notice provides deadlines and rates for wedding listings. It states items must be submitted five weeks before the wedding, with a maximum of 650 words, photos priced at $12.50 in black and white, and warns of extra charges for longer notices. It also lists deadlines for news items and ads and wedding submission timing three weeks to five weeks after the event.
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Charles Stanley
Jesus
Louise Killian
Fran Eigenmann
Mabel Starkey
Wandell Johnson
Jean Lewis
Mmes. Caldwell
Covey
Kane
Lowrie
Marshall
Louise Peters
Rodney Reeves
Dalton
Rosemary Konkler
LeeRoy Belew
Morene Childers
John
Tommy
Beverly Hudson
Dan
Shirley Howard
Ahmad
Baula
Collingsworth General Hospital
Wellington Care Center
Gwennie Lou Pendergrass
Oy VC As
Brantley
Pat Ford
Judy Thomas
Dian Souder
J. L. Harper
Thayne Amonett
E. W. Clement
Kenneth McKay
Lawrence Ward
Bob Allen
James Collins
the Watts
Nicky Watts
Danny Wats
Melanie Baumgardner
Robert Watts
Mindi Watts Carter
Misti Watts Garza
Cory Watts
Tasa Watts
Charlo Watts
Tate
Caleb
Will Baumgardner
Collingsworth Public
Tharsday
Howard
Sumnerwood High School
Joe John Henard
Dan Henard
Kay Henard
BPW Club
Geneva Thomas
L. C. Sweat
Shannon West
Rose Mary Throne
Myra Hays
Jane Losure
Vickie Porter
Judy Belew
Laquita Bowen
Sherri Barton
Samuel Johnson
P.M. Scott
P. M
26Th & Georgia
J. M. Scott
Amarillo 27Th Ave
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