Legal notice by publication in Texas land suit 1970
The State of Texas to J M Radford Grocery Co and unknown stockholders and others claiming title to land in Runnels County Texas. The 119th District Court at Ballinger requires appearance by first Monday after 42 days from issuance, May 11 1970. Plaintiffs Delmon and Lucille Bradley allege trespass to try title to Lots 1 and 3 in Block 21 of Boykin Second Addition Miles, except highway right of way, with claims of adverse possession under multiple statutes. Court clerk Myrt Power issues the citation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. M. Radford Grocery Company
Taylor County
Texas
Runnels County
Ballinger
Delmon Bradley
Lucille Bradley
Boykin
Miles
Pear
Myrt Power
119Th District Court
Winters Enterprise Page Two Item: April 24, 1970
Local paper from Winters Texas reports on community events and notices for Friday April 24 1970. Includes brief items about residents, school updates, and upcoming town activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winters
Texas
Note of appreciation for community rummage sale hosts
The Junior Culture Club thanks Mr. and Mrs. George Garrett and Mrs. Fred Tinkle for lending their building for a rummage and bake sale benefiting the Winters Little and Senior League Baseball Association. Gratitude goes to the mothers who provided baked goods and supported the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Garrett
Fred Tinkle
Little and Senior League Baseball Association
Youth Rally attendance and community updates across several towns
A long list of visits and gatherings from Wingate to San Angelo features Crews Bro James McGlothian Pat Gerhart Brownwood and Karen Osborne with many others. Families Diamond Bottling news and hospital checks anchor a weekend of travel and sympathies across Winters Ballinger and Fort Worth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James McGlothian
Pat Gerhart
Brownwood
Karen Osborne
Paula Faubion
Becky
James Sudduth
Kathy Burton
Winters
Wingate
Wingate Sew and Sew Club Met In George Lloyd Home
The Wingate Sew and Sew Club met April 14 at the home of Mrs. George Lloyd. Quilting and handwork were done for the hostess. refreshments served to eleven members and three visitors. Attendees included Mesdames Hancock, King, Kirkland, Doggett, Smith, Pinegar, Williams, Kinard, Prichard, Miss Patton and the hostess. visitors were Mrs. Leonard Philips, Jack Patton, and Dock Rodgers. The next meeting will be with Mrs. Elmer King on April 28.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wingate
George Lloyd
Mesdameg Lonnie Hancock
Elmer King
Flossie Kirkland
Emma Doggett
M. R. Smith
Dock Pinegar
Minnie Williams
Ed Kinard
Elmer Prichard
Mildred Patton
Leonard Philips
Jack Patton
Dock Rodgers
Weekend Visitors and Local Arrivals in Area
Kerrville couple Mr and Mrs A C Polk visited in Kerrville as weekend guests at the Doggett home. Abilene guests included Mrs Jack Hall and boys with David Bryan. Amarillo and Dallas residents also appear among visiting families and relatives, with multiple social calls and local hospital news noted. Leonard Phillips to have eye surgery in Abilene. Myrtle Allen injured at home and hospitalized in North Runnels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. C. Polk
Kerrville
Enoch Doggett
Jack Hall
Abilene
David Bryan
Kay
Dallas
Don Evans
W. N. Bagwell
Don
Mr. Evans
Leonard Phillips
Myrtle Allen
North Runnels Hospital
Charlene Billings
Wheat
Clarence Talley
Amarillo
Dean Holder
Mollie D. Smith
Flossie Kirkland
Winters Chapter of Eastern Star Elects Officers
Winters Chapter of the Order of the Eastern Star elected officers Monday evening. Mrs. Leman Gardner became worthy matron and John J. Swatchsue worthy patron. Miss Bunce Polk associate matron and R. W. Balke associate patron. Mrs. Nina Hale secretary and Mrs. Sallie Gray treasurer. Mrs. Ruby Tharpe conductress and Mrs. Joy Deike associate conductress. Refreshments were served by Mr. and Mrs. Chester McBeth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winters
Order of the Eastern Star
Leman Gardner
John J. Swatchsue
Bunce Polk
R. W. Balke
Nina Hale
Sallie Gray
Ruby Tharpe
Joy Deike
Quincy Traylor
Chester McBeth
There Are Two Sides to Every Argument
A philosophical note observes that debates feature opposing viewpoints with no clear resolution. The line suggests ongoing conflict and persistent disagreement across topics and debates.
Card of Thanks for Charlie D Sanders
Our heartfelt thanks to all who extended comforting sympathy and help in the loss of our loved one Charlie D Sanders. For your memorials prayers cards and food we are grateful. Mrs J S Sanders and Family
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bro. Warren
Ted Meyer
Spill’s
Assembly of God Church
Aaron C. Stephens
C. C. Stephens
Charlie D. Sanders
J. S. Sanders
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Rendi
Bedford
Insurance Agency
S. J. Morrison
L. C. Foster
Christoval
Mrs
Raymond Kurtz
Agnes Andrea
Pat Dehart
Ralph McWilliams
Owen Bragg
San Antonio
Eula Handy
Willeen Bragg
Ted Linderman
Ray Mulleneux
Ellis Madison
Hondo
Glen Brag
Joe Bryant
Wilmeth
Leo Shelton
Misses Hazel
Loriie Shelton
Robert Hill
Virgil Low
Waldo Stevens
Midland
A. S. Allcorn
Arnold Allcorn
Talpa
Effie Dietz
Lillie Osborne
Selma
Adolph Ernst
Cecil Hambright
Jack Mercer
Hazel
Lorine Shelton
Mansey Causey
Stella McClure
M. L. Wood
Fort Worth
Wyle Huffman
Burley Campbell
J. M. Martin
San Angelo
M. E. Campbell
Bonnie Mae Clark
Boyd McDaniel
Menard
George McBeth
Rotan
Reese Jones
Irving
Quincy Ray Traylor and
Arthur Kerby
Jeff Gottschalk
Kerby
Noel Brevard
Bronte
Winnie
Gene Stovall
Shannon Hospital
M. S. Hale
Horace Stokes
Lemma Fuller
S. J. Brevard
Coleman
Mr. and
Clyde Brevard
O. C. Fuller
Chuck McDonald
J. D. Peacock
Garland
Melvina Gerhart
Mary Lynn Presley
Ann Baldwin
Leona Mathis
Jean’s
Ray
L. A. Faubion
N. L. Faubion
N. L. Faubions
Rodney Faubion
Wingate Sew
George Lloyd Home
John Oaken
Voss Home
Edwin Vosses
Ervin Voss
Mrs. Voss
Carlton Robinson
Andy Darner
Mike
Jo Ann
Bernard Hackfield
Eastern Star
Melvin Mapes
Prec
Pol
Lesaacee Man
Farm Bureau
Wita
Bahlman Jewelers
South Main
Whittenburg
Chevrolet
BEL Air
COMET
Waddell Chevrolet Co
New Kingdom of Financial Security
the Winters State Bank
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