Open Youth Horse Show crowns multiple district winners
Wade Williams repeated 43 All Around in 14 years and over at the Open Youth Horse Show held Sept 11. Contestants from seven towns including Claude, Childress, Shamrock, Lefors, Canadian and Wellington competed for trophies and ribbons through 10th place. Grand champion mare Snip's Candy Five and grand champion gelding But cher Knife led a field of standout entries across halter, showmanship, western pleasure, western horsemanship, reinings, pole bending and barrel events with awards presented by the Collingsworth County 4-H Horse Club.
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Wade ‘Williams
James Williams
Collingsworth County
Claude
Childress
Shamrock
Lefors
Canadian
Wellington
Myhala Hall
Clay Holland
Reagan Harris
Nicole Williams
Cley Holland
Easter
Tammie Haward
John Lee Ballard
Holly Wilson
Melanie Hubbard
Sid Brandy Matthews
Gin DeAnn Pepper
Mare Ballard
Cayle Cordell
Wade Williams
Dudley Owens
Lolly Campbell
Western Pleasure
Myhala Mall
Sth
DeAnn Pepper
Paula Nunnelley
Grandy Matthews
Kara Gallard
Desha Russell
Qudley Gwens
Cayla Cordell
Brandy Matthews
Kara Ballard
Tammie Howard
Myhale Hall
DeAnn Pappas
Memphis Game Night Planned
A benefit bridge and 42 party will be held at Memphis Community Center on Saturday September 18 from 7 to 10 p.m. An entry fee of one dollar will be donated to the Hall County Picnic Association with prizes awarded. For more information contact Richard or Leane Thornberry or Chris or JoAnn Molloy.
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Memphis Community Center
Hall County Picnic Association
Richard
Leane Thornberry
Chris
JoAnn Molloy
Firecrackers Open Season With 22 6 Win At Clarendon
Wellington eighth graders beat Clarendon 22 to 6 in the opener at Broncho Field. James Patterson scored twice, Mauro Villanueva added a second quarter touchdown, and two early passes failed to connect. Firecrackers had 14 first downs to Clarendon's 6 with no turnovers.
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Wellington
Firecrackers
Clarendon
James Patterson
Mauro Villanueva
Gano Wilson
Beulah E. Sanford Dies at 82 in Wichita Falls
Beulah E. Sanford, 82, died Thursday September 9 at 3:30 am in Thomas Nursing Center where she had resided since April 2. Born February 28, 1900 in Devol Indian Territory, she lived in Wichita Falls before moving here and was the mother of Jack Sanford. She married E A Sanford in 1933 in Wichita Falls. he died in 1973. A Methodist and Eastern Star member, graveside rites were held Saturday at Rosemont Cemetery, with Rev. Ed Matthews officiating.
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Beulah E. Sanford
Thomas Nursing Center
Jack Sanford
Rosemont Cemetery
Wichita Falls
Ed Matthews
First United
Illness Forces Foster Whaley to Miss Wellington Fair
State Representative Foster Whaley sent regrets for missing Wellington's Fair Parade on Friday morning September 10 due to recent hospital treatment. He telephoned to congratulate Collingsworth County on the major event as the Fair Methodist Church officiated. Burial and Wellington arrangements were handled by local funeral homes. Survivors include a son a brother LeRoy Cozby of Detroit Michigan four grandchildren eight great grandchildren and a nephew Larry Cozby.
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Foster Whaley
Wellington
Whaley
Collingsworth County
Wellington Leader Highlights September 16 1982
The Wellington Leader from Wellington Texas reports local news and community items dated Thursday September 16 1982. It covers area events, announcements, and brief notices relevant to residents of Stephens County and surrounding communities.
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Wellington
Texas
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Helly Wiken
Mashike Hamby
Shannon Barlow
Robin Coleman
Barrells
Mara Ballard
Dasha Russall
Stacy Fires
Znd
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Chateman
Garden Club
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Gladys Hing
Moreme Crier
Gracie Whahent
Charles Cheon
Foribernde
Mie
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Chaiken Cusin
Marene Childers
Mire
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Ordele Wichoet
Leonese Smith
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Collingsworth Chamber of Commerce
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Total Entertainment
Brooke Shields
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Bob
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Meredith
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Lions Club
Jake's Cycle Shop
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Dewey Butler
Darell Nash
South Side Salvage
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Billy Hatch
Wayne Cummings
Jim Lowe
Peggy Watts
Beatrice Thomas
Bill Darden
Charles Carter
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