Texas Divorce and Child Custody Notice in Runnels County
Legal notice directs Willie Ray Modrall to answer by ten a.m. on the first Monday after forty two days from issuance, in the 119th District Court at Ballinger. Case S417 concerns Bertie Modrall and Willie Ray Modrall with a petition for divorce and child custody, issued July 31, 1973, filed June 13, 1973.
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State OF Texas
Willie Ray Modrall
119Th District Court
Runnels County
Texas
Ray Modrall
Bertie Modrall
Ballinger
Myrt Jobe
Gratitude for Kindness After Father John Wright’s Death
The bereaved thank neighbors and friends for flowers food cards calls and prayers after the sudden death of father John Wright. Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Eubanks and family and Mr. and Mrs. O. D. Bradford and family express sincere appreciation for comforting acts.
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John Wright
C. H. Eubanks
Famini
O. D. Bradford
Gratitude Expressed by Family of Ann Rice Itp
The family of Ann Rice Itp thanks everyone who offered kindness including those who sent food flowers and cards. Special appreciation goes to Effie and Marvin Pumphrey for caring for their sister over many years and to Mr. and Mrs. Doyle Pumphrey and family. They also thank Merrill Nursing Home staff and Dr Rives for assistance.
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Effie
Marvin Pumphrey
Doyle Pumphrey
Merrill Nursing Home
Dr. Rives
Ann Rice
Midland Ladies Return From Madison Visit
Mrs. Jere Smith of Midland and Mrs. A Q Merck visited Madison Wisconsin with Mr and Mrs Stan Graczyk. Graczyk is the former Jan Merck. Mrs. Smith left Winters Sunday afternoon.
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Jere Smith
Midland
Winters
Madison
Wisc
Stan Graczyk
Graczyk
Jan Merck
Smith
Marine Private Paul Bullard Dies During Surgery in California
Pfc Paul Davis Bullard 20 of the U S Marine Corps died while undergoing surgery at Tustin Community Hospital California on a Wednesday afternoon after a fall Funeral services were held at Southside Baptist Church Winters with burial in Lakeview Cemetery under Spill Funeral Home direction Full military rites were conducted by Marine Corps members from Abilene He was born February 21 1953 in Winters attended Winters High School was a Future Farmers of America member He entered the Marines in 1971 and served thirteen months in Thailand Survivors include his parents Mack and an extended family of four brothers and two sisters in Winters El Paso Houston and Abilene and a sister in Winters
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Paul Davis Bullard
U. S. Marine Corps
Tustin Community Hospital
Tustin
Calif
Southside Baptist Church
Winters
Virgil James
Lakeview Cemetery
Spill Funeral Home
U. S. Marine Corps of Abilene
Marine Corps
Winters High School
Future Farmers of America
Thailand
Mack Bullard
Sergeant Foy Bullard
el Paso
Riley Bullard
Richard Bul- Bullard
Dickie Bullard
Abilene
Nella Heathcott
Houston
Velma Sudduth
Father of Local Residents Died At Weatherford
John Wright 89 of Weatherford died at 12 noon Thursday July 26 in a Weatherford hospital. He was father of Mrs. C. G. Eubanks Winters and Mrs. O. D. Bradford Wingate. Burial 2 pm Saturday in Galbreath Evergreen Cemetery. He was born June 11 1884 in Wayne County Illinois moved to Parker County at 15 and married Blanche Bonnifield Sept. 17 1905. He worked for the Santa Fe Railroad, farmed in Greenwood, then ran a cafe and grocery in Weatherford retirement 1940. He helped lay the cornerstone of South Main Street Church of Christ in 1901. His wife died May 1970. Survivors: three daughters, five great grandchildren.
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John Wright
Weatherford
C. G. Eubanks
Winters
O. D. Bradford
Wingate
Galbreath
Evergreen Cemetery
Wayne County
Ilinois
Parker County
Blanche Charlotte Bonnifield
Santa Fe
Greenwood
South Main Street
Luke Massengale
Wessels Family Reunion Draws 94 Attendees at Winters Center
Descendants of the late Mr. and Mrs. John P. Wessels held their biennial reunion at Winters Community Center on Saturday July 28 with 94 people attending. Attendees hailed from Silsbee Freeport Ballinger Midland Phoenix Arlington and other Texas towns plus Jena Suggs of Monahans guest.
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John P. Wessels
Winters Community Center
Wessels
Tena Meek
Silsbee
Harry Reints
Freeport
John J. Wessels
Ballinger
Carl Wessels
Alfred Wessels
Dick Kruse
Robert Gerhart
Winters
P. J. Wessels
Gertie Goetz
Bill Howell
Carla
Jay
Doug
Midland
Stanley Roth
Saam
Stephen
Phoenix
Ariz
Troy Pennington
San Angelo
J. C. Wessels
Ronnie Randy
Steve
Mark
Bill Bauer
Victoria
Henry Lang
David
Victor
Jan
Castell
M. G. Ehlers
Denise
Jennifer
Tohoka
Walter Parnell
Butch
Judy
John Brandon
Arlington
Richard Kruse
Loren
Brenda
Odessa
Ervin Wessels
Dennis
Kay
Monahans
Ray Prescott
Kimberly
Lindale
Randall Watson
Terry
Lord
Coleman
Ike Splawn
Valerie
E. E. Cromer
Charles Secrest
Stephanie
Dallas
Kurt Dearing
Brian
Joy
Grand Prairie
Jack Whittenberg
Clarence Wessels
Milton Gerhart
Toby
Joe
Delbert Kruse
Rodney
Debra
Rogers
R. T. O'Dell
Michael
Mitchell
Jeffrey
Blake
Helga Wessels
Graveside Service for Wright Infant Held at Wilmeth Cemetery
Graveside services were held at 10 30 a m Saturday at Wilmeth Cemetery for Buster Franklin Wright five week old son of Mr and Mrs Johnny Wright who died at their home about 3 a m Friday Born June 16 in San Angelo he is survived by his parents two brothers Doyle Renfo Wright and Johnny Wright Jr and three sisters Vera Robins Glenda Robins and Frances Robins all at home grandmother Mrs Louise Wright San Angelo Burial was under direction of Spill Funeral Home
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Wilmeth
Buster Franklin Wright
Johnny Wright
San Angelo
Pumphrey Motor Co
Johnny Wright Jr
Doyle Renfro Wright
Vera Robins
Glenda Robins
Frances Robins
Louise Wright
Wilmeth Cemetery
Spill Funeral Home
Holbrooks Rites Held for W. C. Holbrooks at Pumphrey
Wilson Caleb Holbrooks 72 died Thursday at North Runnels Hospital after months of illness. Funeral 4 p m Friday at Pumphrey Baptist Church with Rev. Harry T. Martin and Rev. Harry Grantz officiating. burial in Pumphrey Cemetery. Survivors include wife Trudie Drake Holbrooks, two sons Wedon and Arby Ray, five sisters, four grandchildren.
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Wilson Caleb Holbrooks
North Runnels Hospital
Pumphrey Baptist Church
Harry T. Martin
Harry Grantz
Winters First Baptist Church
Pumphrey Cemetery
Spill Funeral Home
Mr. Holbrooks
Rusk County
John Walton
Belle Davis Holbrooks
Runnels County
Pumphrey
Holbrooks
Winters
Trudie Drake
Ballinger
Pumphrey Baptist
Fort Worth Weekend Visit for Dick Young and Emily Morrill
Mr and Mrs Fred Young visited Fort Worth over the weekend to attend a party honoring their son Dick and his fiancée Emily Morrill hosted by Mr and Mrs Jack Der.
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Fred Young
Jack Derby Sr
Fort Worth
Emily Morrill
Be Busy Sewing Club Meeting Recalls August 13 Host Home
The Be Busy Sewing Club met at the Milliorn home for an afternoon of handwork. Members included M. H. Hogan Lewis Blackmon Vada Babston Yallie Brannon Becky Poe Nadeen Smith and Bill Millorn. The next gathering is set for Monday August 13 at Mrs. J C Martin's residence with members asked to bring their own work.
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Sewing Club
Bill Milliorn
Mesdames M. H. Hogan
Lewis Blackmon
Vada Babston
Yallie Brannon
Becky Poe
Nadeen Smith
Bill Millorn
J. C. Martin
Wingate News Briefs Include Reunions and Obituary
Visiting from Mathis Robstown Winters Cole man Wingate and others gathered at local homes. A Weatherford funeral for Mr. Wright honored O D Bradford with family attendance. Dean family held a Santon reunion and the King family reunion occurred in Robert Lee.
Winters and Wheat Families Share Local Visits
Winters Bill Wayne Wheat spent two days with grandmother Lena Wheat. Mrs. Burrow returned from Arizona. Farmers report some rain improving crops. J L Carter visited Mrs. Wheat and the Bryans en route to Midland. Freddy Leonard stayed with Clay Allen. M B Folsoms visited Burleson and Crowley and attended the 77th F A Bn reunion in Corsicana with 39 families.
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Winters
Bill Wayne
Lena Wheat
D. L. Cavin
Daniel Folsom
Crowley
Corsicana
F. A. Bn
Athlete's Foot Germ How to Kill It in One Hour
Quick drying T-4 L claims to stop itching and burning within an hour. Advertises back at any drug counter for 59 cents with healing skin appearing in 3 to 5 days at MAIN DRUG COMPANY.
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Main Drug Company
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