The Wellington Leader from Wellington, Texas • Page 4

fwelve Metes fcJ Farewell To Spring Graduation Will Take Toll From Sky- Ranks 4 Jfoxt when Coach Jun MbL cMh, foi recruits horn which pfclc hi-, teams to lepieserit "Ittgton High School tuelvt will mlssintf from the llne-ups Graduation in Mav fakf a heavi toll tioin the ranks of tho SKyiockets with twelve lads bidding l.ni- SfreH la fL, hiRh school- aihiuus -i this an UK good men and due" who served their alma mater on atfilctu. Held foi the last time. They are Kills Johnson, Lonnic jWatltlnfi. Floyd Boverie, A. J.

Islbert Ecjwen, Harold Watkins, King, Garland Hampton BilS'ter Worley and Woodrow Stii- "BUis Johnson played In the with the Skyrocket football 'during the past season ant captained the W. H. S. riui tfct tm-uugh one of Its most si proving to be one tor.war'ds who has evei the black and gold. Coach find it difficult, to ville's hoy wonder.

LonniV: Watkins held down with the football Beam i and this "He avo years one of tin Ucklers and best defen- wearing- the Boverie has seen l.hvce of vtervixre with the local e. JIs was "discovered" three by Coach Carl Andersen i rdiaed a brilliant, career for i-im the gridiron, and Pete f.afi fulfilled the prediction in every detail. L-ast year ho served his as -captain and guard. J. fTill teamed with Lonnie wallop.

in the tennis matches year, and would ba able to further history for W. H. S. were, clays in Wellington hi scnooi "Preach" Bowen joined the ranks 1 in January, coroinr Hereford where he had play- e4 foaibaSI and basketball. He fln- wj(h the Wel posses rare baske.t- Ufa graduation will be rwU for Skyrocket on Leader mttc from the athletic field foremost authority on (Miry explained.

litfo 'u Phasized noed of bui and teeing program ion for the oVcrage farmer. Others who took part in school W. K. Bernou Mo, secretary of the Hereford bri-eders au I'aync of Tulia, Frank ami T. M.

nC tho CHlturul department yon State Teachers Collegj. of (ho Amarillo p.o rin! Development, S. man. and Henry Annley, Panhandle The school was KO that it will probably become annual affair. The total cost to the Federal control of railroads for VI during and after the var was The Skyrockets will miss next year.

Buster Worley managed to take Ume off from his duties na of the Senior Class, manager for the "Rocket" and! various other' activities in order to devote enouph time to football to place him on the first i Woodrow Stafford is another! who has been included in local! circles for two years ami I is one who has helped his school Mo (he ultimate of un Watkins has limited career solely to foot- made a splendid suc- i. 1 Ms cttortB with the pigskin. 1 1 i vjvvn the pivot position wllh.locil vjeven during the 'ud wrapped up in football rhilif.y. Clj-toii King made a name -for 1 If HI athletics while playing I'-Pic entering school at Last year he hooked 53 guard with the ffio, and repeated the pro- 1 Ihte year. He know.s the ropes Hr-'' to basketball and is i j'ufHbiudlag guard.

He also car- tht'j Digskin for some remark- while playing halfback football team during the ild Work Approved Austin, Texas--Commendation oi the work beiim uiideriaken by the new Child and Parent Educational Foundation being sponsored by tin. iTniversity of Texas hay been expressed by Mrs Percy V. lecturer and author, who just returned to Ausfin for a brief rest prior to long series of spring and training, with facilities for" training parents, teachers, community leaders and social in the new Ideas and methods as they develop them. Would that hundreds could sen and realize the important work- is already being clone with the School in the home econ-H department of (he sity as it.s center. "The plan to finance this work is a beautiful yet etniniently practi- one.

Children arc to be the 'founders' and we are not surprised thai people who have lost pro- vious children are having their names- honored in this ing way along with the names of living boys and m'rls in the memorial book that is to have a pro-' minent place in tin- archiovos of the University." principal S()l oty dis- present- 0 in a rtfi ()f IM-nnyhacker is shite committee Kc.nndation and a in rnsard to its Hampton has playwl the locals for two R. laying both guard and JA. id a consistent traiaer and ha :) "natributed more than Mn Bhare progress of athlc-tics. ture the country. a member of tin- to eatabiisi, the has recf-nlly ol Conferences operation.

"Tho Lone. Star state claims a first place in so main- not first place in child welfare also?" Mrs. Pennybacker said. behove that most thinking people are agreed that obligations an- the complements of blessings and will unite in their support ol this effort to establish a Foundation which will insure continual research In the field of child care. Society to Hold Annual Meeting Canyon, Apr.

Ki The HOC meeting of the Panlmndlc Plnin- Historical Society at Canyon pro- jmises to be the i nrff st anfl JU) I iinportiint. in the history of the isrxilety, and reservatioiiK are corning in in large numbers tor the dinner. The meeting, whic.li eomes 1-1. will divided into four pro-i K'-ams, the first being held o'clock in the auditorium of the Administration ul College, wftii President J. A Hill presiding, and with W.

H. Patrick of Clarendon as tile speaker. Oficer.s of will be introduced and Unfinished guests will be ed to the audience. Tin Band will furnish music. -At noon a chuck luncheon will be held for the old-timers who are in town: this will be an invitation affair, held in the jrynmasium of the Kducation building.

Horace Ttusssel! of Amarillo will have charge of a short beginning at 4 o'clock, honoring the memory of Col. C. C. Goodnight the first settlor of the uri.i Thoma.s V. Turner, the first president of the Historical society.

At the busiiius.s meeting will be held, wills President T. I). Hobori of in the chair, Of- ficei-K will be elected and othef im- portarit. business trjinsacted. A recess, during which visitors will be conducrteil through the Museum, will be beUveeu the afternoon sessioiiK and the dinner, which will be Cousins two principal features of the dinner program will a talk by J.

LevetlM Hnicy, now of A us-1 tin, and pictures which will be! shown by C. Don Hughes of Amarillo. The Panhandle-Plains Historical Society has members in every county of the Panhandle, in even' section of Texas, and in six states other than Texas. Herd School Is Well Attended I'nnhand- Cnnyon, Apr. 10- The Je's first Herd School, held here under the pices of the State Teachers Collese, came to a suen Ksful slon here with approximately in(i farmers attending Dr.

Verue Scntt, of A A i Al. spoke every dt-scrlliinp giviiiK of avolditip the diseases which are apt to be In hy the breeder of fine stock. L. Jones, reptertentins the Fwleral Experiment Station explained to the meaning aR resl8ter seed, and certified seed, Jones, "is (lint. ni an experiment station, or "by farmers have fl and have j.e.-n Rran ordinarfly 1 proctnvd onK i 11 experirnerif H-cd rovvn from aK I.HB KPiu.r;.Ht,» of thn-c whic avt wm m( an)I in! ROO(I jany olhfr plain problem I Hullnnd.

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