Wellington Leader names Adams Funeral Home business of the week
The Wellington Leader’s Business of the Week spotlights Adams Funeral Home at 1300 East Avenue. Larry Adams leads the firm with prearranged plans, monuments, cremation and traditional services, offering extended hours and 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. weekdays.
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Wellington Leader
Wellington
Adams Funeral Home
1300 East Avenue
Adams
Larry
Schooler-Gordon
Larry Adams
Jason Collins
Tommie Watts
Morene Childers
Elaina Barton
Lori Adams
District 1 Record Book Judging Honors Four 4-H Youth
Congratulations to Jake Dunlap Jack Odom Kristen Odom Nick Odom and Zachary Odom for blue ribbon finishes at the District 1 Record Book Judging in July Jake won 1st in Beef Nick and Zachary earned 4th and 5th in Food and Nutrition and Record category Kristen placed 4th in Clothing and Textiles Jack took 3rd in Clothing and Textiles The event highlights four years of 4-H activity and Texas Agricultural Extension Service programs remain open to all regardless of background.
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Jake Dunlap
Jack Odom
Kristen Odom
Nick Odom
Zachary Odom
James attends emergency meeting in Amarillo
County Judge John James and about 40 attendees from the Panhandle region joined an Emergency Department session at the DPS office in Amarillo. Davis Solis led the class as DPS Regional Liaison Officer while Collingsworth County Emergency Management Director James sought guidance on disaster paperwork and TRRN processes. The Panhandle Regional Planning Commission explains grant funding for counties cities EMS and fire departments.
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John James
Department of Emergency
Amarillo
Department of Public Safety
Davis Solis
DPS
Governor's Office of Emergency Management
Collingsworth
James
Panhandle
West Nile virus cases rise in Texas Panhandle area
George Schwarz reports multiple West Nile cases across the Panhandle with confirmations in Amarillo Randall County Hale and Swisher counties. A Childress County case is linked to equine West Nile. officials urge preventive steps and note ongoing mosquito control efforts.
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George Schwarz
Amarillo Globe News
Texas Panhandle
Panhandle
Hale County
South Plains
Swisher County
Amarillo
Randall County
Jim Alexander
Texas Health Department
Childress County
Rosemary Smith
Bryan Smith
Tell
Childress
Hall County
Smith
Childress Regional Medical Center
Lubbock
Austin
Alexander
Deree Duke
Direc
Tor
Duke
St. Louis
United States
Potter
Randall
Canada
Arts departments seek used clown suits for parade
The theater and art departments plan a fine arts float for the peanut festival parade and need good used adult size clown suits. Volunteers will dress as clowns. donations can be called in at 447 2527 or dropped off with Mrs Wood in room 128 at the high school.
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Theater Arts Department
Art Department
Opened Parish Sermon on The Prodigal Son
Pastor Charles Addington reflects on Luke fifteen using The Message. He stresses God’s redeeming, inviting love and urges seekers to return home to church for healing and welcome. The sermon highlights open accessibility of God’s kingdom to all who seek it.
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First
United Methodist Church
Charles Addington
Eugene Peterson
Jesus
Kingdom of God
Pastor Charles Addington
Letters from the People highlights and reflections on 1930 Wellington events
A reader praises the August 7 gathering and Ritz lighting, notes Wellington library value, and discusses reviewing 1930 Wellington Leader issues. The letter quotes Didactics on confiscation of farms in the USSR, cites New York communists, mentions Sowell and Horowitz, and references political figures and civil discourse. The writer signs off, promising continuation next week.
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Ritz
County Library
Wellington
United Soviet Socialist Republic
Communist Party
USA
New York
Thomas Sowell
David Horowitz
Sowell
Horowitz
Hilliary Clinton
America
Marx
Engle
Texas
Bob Bullock
Bullock
Ted Kennedy
Tom Daschle
Pat Leahy
James Carville
Paul Begala
Terry McAuliffe
The
Leader
Wellington High elects junior class officers for 2004-05
Wellington High School junior class held its first meeting on August 19 to elect officers. Mark Lemons was named president, Shay Morris vice president, Kayla Klinger secretary, Payton Kane treasurer, and Keri Jo Cummings reporter. They planned fundraisers and the run-through sign contest for homecoming events.
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Keri Jo Cummings
Wellington High School
Lows
Mark Lemons
Shay Morris
Kayla Klinger
Payton Kane
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Fairy Baptist Church
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Sumnerwood
Stephanie Gulley
P.O
N. Main St
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