The Wellington Leader from Wellington, Texas • Page 10

At CONNIE LANGFORD Connie Langfbrd Granted Degree At Texas Tech Connie Langford was graduated from Texas Tech University School of Business in commencement ceremonies Saturday morning May 15, in the coliseum auditorium. She was granted a Bachelor of Business Administration degree with an emphasis in marketing. Dr. Carl H. Sten, dean of the School of Business, presented the degrees.

She is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Jimmy Langford. At Tech, Miss Langford belonged to the American Marketing Association and was on the Dean's List for the last semester. She will be employed by J.C.

Penney in its management training program in the Amarillo store. A graduate of Wellington High School, Miss Langford attended West Texas State University two years before transferring to Tech. In Lubbock, she was employed at Dillard's. While in high school, she worked at The Wellington Leader. Attending her graduation were her and brother, Mr.

and Mrs. Langford and Eddie Langford; her grandmothers, Mrs. Mary Belew and Mrs. Euby Langford. Other relatives going were Mr.

and Mrs. Kenneth Patterson and Crystal, who were joined by Mr. and Mrs. am AUftA Yoninteen wnn DBF gamea were Mr a. Motle Smith, Mrs.

Maty Fulchet, MM. Elite Wilton, Jack Crirty, Mri. Bewte Tucker, Mrs. Barbara Peters and Mrs. Beverly Turtetrtine.

Assiiting in our craft room Tuesday morning were Mrs. Anna Lovett and Mrs. JuanHa Smith. Tuesday afternoon Singa-tong was conducted by Mrs. Ruth Wilhelm, and Mrs.

Betty Derryberry. Wednesday afternoon Bible study was conducted by Rev. Tom Thomson and other members of the First United Methodist Church. Wednesday evening the Church of Christ children did a beautiful job singing for us. Friday evening the singing of the Lighthouse Quartet was enjoyed by our residents.

Sunday morning Bible study was conducted by Minister Garell Forehand and other members of the Church of Christ. Sunday afternoon Bible study was conducted by Rev. Tom Thomson and other members of the First United Methodist Church. OUR VISITORS: Visiting Mrs. Ethel Michael were a sister-in- law, Mrs.

Beatrice Wells of Ft. Stockton, a sister Mrs. Leona Martin of Idalou, and her grandchildren Mr. and Mrs. Charles Michael, Jr.

of Goodwell, Ok. Mrs. Virginia Maxwell of Amarillo visited her mother Mrs. Jessie Bledsoe, and her mother-in-law, Mrs. Edna Maxwell.

E.W. Clement of Mangum visited his mother Mrs. Alma Clement. Visiting Mrs. Flossie Neeley were her sister Mrs.

Jewell of Amarillo, and a niece Mrs. Eula Lee Brown also of Amarillo. Lois Hanes of Missouri visited his mother Mrs. Emma Hanes. Mrs.

Lorene Liner of Alton Belew and Wesley of Plainview. At General We're Not Simply Talking About Service Improvements We're Making Them In Wellington At General Telephone, better service isn't just a goal, it's a solid commitment. General Telephone spent over 354 million dollars in 1981 on capital expenditure projects (i new electronic switches, expanded cable projects, modernization), and GTE will spend over 41O million dollars in 1982 to provide you the best telecommunications available. For Wellington this investment in service improvement is working as shown below. General Telephone is working hard to continually provide you with the best ol service.

The Texas Public Utilities Commission (PUC) has established certain standards in public hearings, and our service results are listed against those standards. curtomw com id promptly COB- local colli on lit try completed on lrt try toubto elwraa Texas PUC Standards 9O 96 95 9O Wellington January Most Current 1981 98.4 1OO.O 99.O 98.7 1OO.O Figure 100 9S.5 99.0 100 iftuUt MMd an GTE ll MM taotfi of Shamrocfc, Mri, ft BTOWIUCC MM JMK umC Of AfMflllo viilted their flMlMfi fVn. EHUlMl LtMVfei Mr. and Mrs. J.W.

(Bock) uutcAstef of Turkey visited his mother, Mrs, Sallie Lancaster. Mrs. Irma Richards of Anurilio visited her mother, Mrs. Doshia Dix. Mr.

and Mrs. S.S. Bayless of Hollis visited her aunt, Mrs. Rowena Thigpen. Mr.

and Mrs. Johny Orr of Borger visited her aunt, Mrs. Effie Patterson. Visiting Mrs. Mattie Lindsey was a friend Mrs.

Myrtle Williamson of tub- bock. Joe Bartlett of Nevada visited his mother, Mrs. Valieth Bartlett. Visiting Mrs. Mary Anderson were a brother-in-law, J.R.

Benson and a niece Ms. Pauline Benson both of Shamrock. Ewell Darrow, Dozier Farm Leader, Dies Ewell E. Darrow, 64, a lifelong resident of the north part of the county, died Thursday morning, May 13, in St. Anthony's Hospital, Amarillo after an illness of three years.

His home was at Dozier, where he was a farm and community leader. He had farmed in the north part of the county throughout his adult life. His community leadership extended into many activities and was centered first at Dozier, then at Samnorwood. Mr. Darrow was also an active member and leader in Samnorwood Baptist Church, where he was a deacon and song leader.

He was a member of Samnorwood Lions Gub, on the board of directors of the Shamrock Farmers Co-op Gin. Born in the Nicholson community, June 7, 1917, he was the son of the late Mr. and Mrs. Roland L. Darrow.

He was married to Dorothy Seichrist of Dozier on July 24, 1938, in Sayre, Ok. Funeral services were conducted at 10:30 a.m. Saturday, May 15, in First Baptist Church, Shamrock. Officiating were the Rev. Lee Hillon, associate pastor of Bykota Baptist Church, Amarillo, and a former pastor of Samnorwood Baptist Church, and the Rev.

Rick Smith, pastor. Burial was in Dozier Peiri IMVMI was admitted May 12 and itj I MJia ft ofsmisMa may Carman Martinet was admitted May 12 and dismissed May 13. Felda Bmore waa hospitalized May 12. BUI Mill was hospitalized May 13. Lettie Hanna was admitted May 13 and dismissed May 18.

Buford Riley was admitted May 13 and dismissed May 14. Wayne Cummings was admitted May 14 and dismissed May 18. Irene Bumpas was admitted May 17. GAS Oil, gas and mineral lease: Betty Tipton and husband, Joe K. Tipton, to Robert Schlee of Dumas: 25.17 acres in sec 57, Vivian Godbey to Robert Schlee, Dumas, sec 57, blk 21, less 25.17 acres.

Assignment of oil and gas lease: Toddco Petroleum Co. to Bob Covington: undivided one-fourth interest in leases covering: and sec 58, blk 16; sec 63, blk 16; sec 57, blk 16; and all in sec 59, blk 16. Oil, gas and mineral lease: Edgar Wischkaem- per, and wife, Marian, Kenneth Wichkaemper of Shamrock, Billy E. Wisch- kaemperof Lamb County, to Kenneth Wischkaemper, doing business as Reneau and Wischkaemper: sec 70, blk 12. Release of oil and gas lease: William A.

Driscoll to Edgar Wischkaemper, Jr. and wife, Marian: sec 70, blk 12. Cemetery by Richerson Funeral Home, Shamrock. Pall bearers were Ivan Turner of Amarillo, Lynn Wright, Rex Peeples of Groom, J.C. Barefoot, J.C.

Breeding, David Clark, B.A. Purkey and Oliver Wisch- kaemper. Surviving Mr. Darrow are his wife; three sons: Gerard Darrow of Arlington, Dale Darrow of Lubbock and Doug Darrow of Dozier; 6 sisters: Mrs. Jewel Finch of Pomona, Mrs.

Alma Barber of Vallejo, Ms. Alice Barrett of Tulsa, Mrs. Willie Mae Massey of Slaton, Mrs. Bessie Washburn of Odessa, and Mrs. Edna Dorsey of Tulia; one brother, Les Darrow of Shamrock and 6 grandchildren.

DISMISSALS: Jeff Ufiflfcrd, May 12, Mine Lowfy, May Nellie May 12. Ethel Ray. May 13. DeH Rifft, May 13. T.P.

Betew, May 17. GIRL SCOUT NEWS Quivira Council held its annual Girl Scout Junior Camporee from April 30 to May 2. Three troops from Wellington participated. These were the 4th, 5th and 6th grade troops. The 7th and 8th grade cadet scouts also attended, but were not eligible for the competition.

Instead, they helped in planning activities and in supervising the younger scouts. The girls were judged on their camping skills in five areas-knives and knots, flags and first aid, lashing, compass and trail signs, and fires. Campsites were also judged. Girl Scout Troop No. 80 (5th grade) from Wellington placed first in the advanced competition.

Wellington's 6th grade troop placed second. The 4th grade placed 4th in Beginners. Kristy Settle received her Silver Award in a special ceremony on Sunday morning. The Silver Award is the highest achievement possible for a Cadet Scout, and Kristy is the first girl in our council to earn the award. Weekend activities began with setting up camp on Friday evening.

The skills judging was held on Saturday morning. Saturday afternoon was devoted to making sage candles, visiting other campsites, and playing games. On Saturday night the girls gathered for the traditional ceremonial campfire, tor which each troop brings a special log to be burned. Awards were handed out at this time. A Scout's Own was held Sunday morning, followed by the presentation of Kristy Settle's award and a special ceremony during which Wellington's 6th grade troop flew up from Junior Scouts to Cadet Scouts.

Campsites were cleaned and inspected, Girls attending with Troop No. 80 were: Misty Burge, Lyndy Forrester, Jodi Hunnicutt, Dana Isaacs, Carrie Langford, Dione Moore, Angie Nevarez, Valerie Noakes, Patti Powell, Jonny Settle, Kristy Settle, and Shelly Thomas. NUTRtnOH ismm to your riding, performance, racing or using horses. Your horse's performance and appearance depends entirely on its feed. Ezell-Key Golden Grain Horse Feed combines nutrition: CORN, OATS, ALFALFA PELLETS, LINSEED PELLETS, WHEAT BRAN and all the essential vitamins and minerals in this well-balanced horse feed.

(Manufacture ky Snidtr.Tnas) Available at Livestock Supply 6 Western Wear Hwy 83, across from Dairy Queen Wellington, Texas 78085 RUINtOFIInEIITIu InlMnwft Ml MM i VMjMH witft MM utiyiB IV1IOT MtfiRf April 20, ttw tut IMF. Tkii ratrnMts in incrMM in Mw iron optfitinf rmflim of tht utility of prtainuWy Copitt of tht tariff in on fill with thi Commission it 7100 Shot! Crttk Austin, Tins or it thi CoopiratiN's off ici in MMIinfton, Tim 44-4C MRMfttLE Ml. HiihSchodPirtinf Lot 3 FAMILY GARAGE SALE Thursday flidFridiy Mtny Huns from Quanah New and used clothes, all hinds and sizes Toys, furniture, kitchen items, lots of miscellaneous Some Thinp Marked OTHERS (MAKE US AN OFFER) Parking Lot at Hair County Hwy 83 Across from Robtnon Restaurant 8th Grade To Museum, Palo Duro Members of the 8th grade class had their annual picnic and field trip to Canyon Wednesday, May 12. The first stop was at the Panhandle Plains Historical Museum, and from there the students went to Palo Duro State Park for their picnic lunch. They hiked, went down the Devil's Slide and rode the Sad Monkey Train.

Eighth graders chose this as an educational trip. Sponsors were Junior High Principal Bob Allen, and sponsors Ronny Williams and Wanda Cardwell. Eighth graders going were Maria Arreola, Gina Barnett, Debbie Benton, Debora Benton, Gerald Bland, Johnny Branch, Gary Brown, Carla Caison, Julie Caldwell, Ruben Cantu, Debbie Chandler, Tommy Cochran, Aratha Curry, Shawn Davis, Tracy Day, Lonnie Duke, Neal Duncan, William Estes, Michelle Ford, Patricia Fourmentin, Lois Garza, Victor Garza, Chris Guajardo, Scotty Hale, Kendall Card of Thanks We sincerely thank each one of you for flowers, food, cards, calls, contributions, visits, and prayers. We thank Dr. Dumar and the Nursing Staff for their concern and care for our dear Mother.

May God bless each of you. Mrs. Lelon Downs and family Mrs. Helen McLean and family Harris, Dennis Hayes, Rhonda Heisler, Nicole Keller, Max Kellison, Gwendy Kerlee, Amanda Massey, Rhoda Meadows, LaSondra Mclntosh, Sonya Mclntosh, Brenda Molina, Johnny Molina, Karon Mote, Johnny Nash, Mary Ann Outley, Beverly Parks, Rachel Pennon, Lisa Ramos, Ruben Sanchez, Ardia Seeley, Kristi Settle, Mike Skelton, Rudy Torrez, Hope Thomas, Jimmy Trimble, Betty Vernon, Esmeralda Villanueva, Lesa White and Shawn Sango. REAL Frank King Post, American Legion, to Jess Wilson: lot 3, block 15, addition to the Wellington Cemetery in the northeast part of Wellington.

USED CARS FOR SALE: 197t ChtwoM, ton, 4 pickup; 4 tpitd trMMiittion, powir stetrini and brito. Scltor rntms rifht to rojtct MI or ill bids. Cill Sam Schifftr 1:00 5:00, Grnnbtlt Eltctric Cooptntiw, 447-2536. Last date to rtmit bids May 42 3t FOR SALE: 1972 Mircury Marquis two door hardtop, rmonaMi. Phom 447-2970 after 6 p.m.

36-tfc CARS AND TRUCKS, most matts and modtte undtr $200.00. Sold throufh local imrnmtnt salts. Call 1-714-569-0242 Est. 2901 lor directory on how to 42-3p REAL ESTATE K.C. Poteet and wife, Charlene, to Don O'Rear: lots 10, 11 and 12, block 69, Wellington.

De Ray W. Uselton and wife, Joy of Perryton to Harold Caldwell, lots 2 and 3, block 221, Wellington. Don Lacy and wife, Shelba, to Bobo Castleberry and wife, Billye: lot 19, block 231, Wellington. Gary Thomas of Denver to Bobbie Thomas of Potter County: sec 69, blk 15. United States of America to Cheryl Brown: lots 18 and 19 and South 1C lot 20, blk 131, Wellington.

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