FHA Elects Officers for Fun Fair Year
The Future Homemakers of America met on August 28 to plan the Fun Fair and elect officers for the coming year. Elected were Telita Johnson president Charity Gray 1st VP programs Paige Davis 2nd VP power of one Cynthia Shrubs 3rd VP projects Rachel Encinia 4th VP recreation Laci Scott 5th VP publicity Lisa Baker secretary Will Perez treasurer Tonya Coleman historian Jennifer Hietz parliamentarian A pie toss was scheduled and refreshments were provided for many members and attendees listed.
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Lisa Baker
Cynthia Shrubs
Telita Johnson
Tonya Coleman
Juliana Baumgardner
Laci Scott
Paige Davis
Power of One
Jennifer Hietz
Peggy Allred
Charity Gray
Rachel Encinia
Will Perez
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Homemakers of America
Wellington Leader Names Melanie Jeffrey Advertising Manager
Melanie Pendleton Jeffrey joined the Wellington Leader staff as advertising manager, announced by publisher Henry Wells. She is married to Jacen Jeffrey with two children, Tanner and Zachary, and is a Wellington High School graduate with a B S in education from West Texas State University focusing on physical education and secondary math.
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Melanie Pendleton Jeffrey
Wellington Leader
Henry Wells
Leader Readers Names Across Texas and Oklahoma
A list of individuals from multiple cities including Midland Waco Brownfield Oklahoma City Dumas Mansfield Big Spring Hollis Amarillo Shamrock Abilene Ada Jacksonville Frankston Canyon Lake Arlington and others. The compilation reads like a community roster or contributor credits with no accompanying events or actions.
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Cletus Beights
Midland
Kay Williams
Waco
Rick & Lynette Pinson
Brownfield
John W. Lanman
Oklahoma City
John K. McGill, Jr
Dumas
Lettie J. Hanna
Mansfield
Eddie Whitten
Fritch
Elwyn Trim
Big Spring
Larry Argo
Hollis
Betsy Stephenson
Amarillo
Ruth Aaron
J.D. McBrayer
Tommie Jo Simmons
Amar
Texas cities share $148 million tax rebate to boost local funds
State Comptroller Bob Bullock announced sales taxes rose in April to June, yielding $148 million in tax rebate checks for Texas cities and counties. Cities received $135 million, up 11 percent from August prior payments and 8 percent from last year. Houston led with $23 million, Dallas $14 million, San Antonio $7 million, and Austin $5 million. Counties got $13 million, up 18 percent from last August due to more counties collecting taxes. Local funds support fire, roads, and law enforcement while areas vote on local tax approvals.
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Bob Bullock
Comptroller
Texas
Houston
Dallas
San Antonio
Austin
Bullock
Comptroller's Office
Collingsworth
Childress County
Hall County
Wheeler County
Texas seeks awards for habitat and wildlife managers
The Texas Parks and Wildlife Department explores a non trophy awards program to recognize landowners and managers who produce healthy populations of white tailed deer mule deer and pronghorn antelope in Texas. Antler and horn measurements will be judged, with qualifying entries published annually naming landowners managers locations and hunters.
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Texas Parks and Wildlife Department
Texas
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