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Newspaper
Winters Enterprise
Location
Winters, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 23, 1971
Page
8
The executrix of the estate of Robert Charles Simpson deceased files a legal notice in County Court of Runnels County Texas docket No 4027. It directs all debtors to settle promptly and all claimants to present their claims within the statutory period.
The Wingate Gator TOPS Club met on Monday with Mrs. Pat Pritchard and Mrs. Ed Donica presenting the program. Mrs. Joe Bryan was queen of the week. Attendees included Mesdames Mathie Romine, R. E. Beck, Bill Hamilton, Pat Pritchard, George Cave, Wayne Owen, Alpheus Hill, Joe Bryan, E. F. Albro, and Ed Donica.
Legal notice states Rosalie Helen Simpson executrix of the estate of Robert Charles Simpson resides at Route 3 Winters Texas and asserts authority to receive mail and execute the settlement dated April 8 1971.
Texas A&M former students in Runnels County held an Aggie Muster at Ballinger City Park led by Muster Chairman Dr. John E. Green Jr. The event marks the long running April 21 commemoration with named dead honored as names are read and a responder calls here.
Seventeen Winters High School students qualified for regional University Interscholastic League contests and travel to Denton for Friday and Saturday events. Friday events include spelling, shorthand, typing, and ready writing by Maurine Riess Blanche Wharton Madelyn Bryan Diane Magee David Grohman and David Harrison. Saturday features informative and persuasive speaking by Debbie Lloyd Cliff Poe and Mike Smith, plus track events led by Hudon White Vaughn Byrd Joe Eckols Joe Ivey Mike Mathis and relay squads.
City of Winters council honored staff with service certificates. John Ganns retired after 20 years in the street department. W. D. Waggoner and Monroe Dodd of the Water Department earned 25 year certificates. Frank Gore and C. C. Paske received 20 year certificates.
The nation’s oldest oil company began in Massachusetts in 1812. It initially sold whale oil, a common lighting fuel of the era.
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