Legal Notice in Runnels County Trespass Suit
The State of Texas to named defendants and unknown heirs or successors. You must appear in the 119th District Court at Ballinger before 10 a.m. on the first Monday after 42 days from issuance, answering the plaintiff Geraleen Urban's trespass to try title suit regarding described tracts. The citation is dated September 28 1970.
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State of
Texas
J. Elmer Flanagan
S. M. Farmer
E.M. Farmer
E.B. Graves
Geo. S. Graves
Chester Cocke
E. M. Farmer
E. B. Graves
Runnels County
Williamson County
119Th District Court
Ballinger
Geraleen Urban
Town of Miles land parcels and water easement in Runnels County
Legal notice describes private land in Runnels County Texas including Lots 1 3 and 4 Block B Farmer Graves Addition Miles with an easement across Lot 2 West 10 feet of East 90 feet to lay bury and maintain a water line 12 inches underground. Citation issued August 13 1970 by Clerk Myrt Power Jobe 119th District Court Ballinger.
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Runnels County
Texas
Towit
Farmer & Graves
Miles
Myrt Power Jobe
119Th District Court
Ballinger
A. D
School Menu for August 31 to September 4
The week’s meals include chicken salad and peas on August 31 with corn chips and apple pie, followed by meat balls and spaghetti on September 1 with strawberry banana dessert. September 2 offers hot dogs or a combination sandwich with fries and fruit salad, September 3 features oven fried chicken with corn and mashed potatoes, and September 4 serves Vienna sausage with pork and beans and corn muffins.
Baptist Minister Dr. E. L. Carnett Dies in Brownwood
Dr. E L Carnett a noted Baptist leader died in Brownwood last week. He led the music department at Southwestern Baptist Theological Seminary Fort Worth served as pastor of Travis Avenue Fort Worth and other churches and held leadership roles in the Baptist General Convention of Texas and Buckner Benevolence. He recently served as interim pastor in Comanche and Brownwood.
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E. L. Carnett
Winters First Baptist Church
Brownwood
Dr. Carnett
Southwestern Baptist Theological Seminary
Fort Worth
Travis Avenue
Baptist General Convention of Texas
Buckner Benevolence
Dallas
Comanche
Turney Neely, Midland Resident, 65, Dies
Turney Neely, 65, formerly of Winters, died in Midland Monday. Funeral services were held at 4 p m Tuesday in Midland. He was son of Walter and Mrs. Neely of Winters, reared near Winters, married Helen Atkenson of Winters, moved to Midland in 1927, and worked at Midland National Bank before 20 years in insurance real estate and oil. Survivors: wife and son Charles of Midland. He was cousin of Gattis Neely of Winters.
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Turney Neely
Midland
Winters
Neely
Walter Neely
Helen Atkenson
Midland National Bank
Charles
Gattis Neely
Winters ISD invites bids for 1962 school bus sale
The Winters Independent School District invites sealed bids for a used 1962 model 48 passenger Chevrolet school bus ID 286225158666. Bids due Sept 8 1970 at 8 pm at the Home Economics Building Winters TX. contact John B Smith for bid forms. bidder must submit full purchase price. bus must be removed within ten days of award. district may accept or reject any bid. mail bids to Carroll Tatum Supt Winters ISD P O Box 125 Winters TX 79567 24-2tc
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Winters Independent School District
Winters
Texas
Winters Public Schools
John B. Smith
Board of Trustees
Home Economics
Winters Ind
Carroll Tatum
P. O. Box
Crews Community Notes on Anniversaries and Many Visits
The Crews community records a 50th wedding anniversary for Mr. and Mrs. A. S. Alb corn at home with a large gathering. Numerous visits and travels are noted, including Felicity Faubion returning from San Angelo Hospital, Vernon Bragg's improving condition, and relatives and friends from San Antonio, Houston, Abilene, Ballinger, Winters, Stephenville, Portland, Corpus Christi, and Dallas visiting local residents.
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Crews
A. S. Albcorn
S. D. Faubion
San Angelo Hospital
Vernon Bragg
Carl Bull
Ray Mulanax
San Antonio
Louis Grissom
Stephenville
L. C. Fuller, Sr
Jim Grissom
Joe Young
S. J. Morrison
P. G. Berger
Houston
Corpus Christi
Connie Morrison
Portland
Effie Dietz
Marvin Wood
Fort Worth
John Lynch
Austin
Jack Baldwin
Karen
Darrell
David
Amarillo
Abilene
Wood
Katie Bodine
Ft. Worth
Edna Locker
W. C
Richland Springs
Mike
Stan Hill
Acuff
Ronald Hills
Louis Glasson
Coleman
Bill Witt
Ballinger
L. C. Fuller
Aubrey Faubion
Marvin Hambright
Marvin Hambrights
Ada Hale
Glencove
Artye Hale
Willie Hale
M. S. Hales
Marvin Gerhart
Dale McNutt
Mrs Susie Baker Honored On 86th Birthday Tea
A birthday tea in honor of Mrs. Susie Baker marked her 86th. Friends hosted at the home of Mrs. Lula Belle Leeman from 9 to 11 am with coffee, cookies, and group photos. Guests included Rev Roy Crawford, Joe Baker, and many neighbors and church members.
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Susie Baker
Lula Belle Leeman
Willie Lois Nichols
Mildred Parramore
Eva Kelly
Frank Mitchell
Sallie Gray
Roy Crawford
Joe Baker
Ophelia Dobbins
Lora Coupland
Nannie Edwards
Paul Gerhardt
Gattis Neely
George Garrett
Fred Tinkle
Clarence Hambright
Lillie Marks
Nan Wright
Vada Babrston
Elmo Mayhew
H. O. Abbott
W. F. Lange
Frances Campbell
M. L. Dobbins
Dick Mayo
W. T. Stanley
Kings Messengers Sunday School Class Elects Officers
The King's Messengers Sun day School Class of the Drasco Baptist Church met at Mrs. R. Q. West home for a regular business and social gathering. Mrs. Nick Nicholas gave the devotional and Mrs. Bede England presided. Officers elected for the new year include Mrs. Omer Hill teacher Mrs. Floyd Condra president Mrs. Albert Lewis vice president and Mrs. Bede England secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
King’s Messengers
Drasco Baptist Church
R. Q. West
Nick Nicholas
Bede England
Omer Hill
Floyd Condra
Albert Lewis
Local Club Serves Refreshments to Members
Refreshments were served to Mesdames Robert Conner, A. T. Williams, Omer Hill, Bede England, Nick Nicholas and Miss Carrie Lee at a treasurer's event.
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Robert Conner
A. T. Williams
Omer Hill
Bede England
Nick Nicholas
Carrie Lee
Athlete's Foot Remedy Ad at Main Drug Co
Quick drying T-4-L claim promises rapid itching burn relief within minutes. Advertises infected skin sloughing off in 3 to 5 days with healthy skin replacing it. Guarantees satisfaction or 59 cents back at any drug counter. Product marketed at Main Drug Co.
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Main Drug CO
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Hill & Thomas
Bahlman Jewelers
South Main
Mom
Lady Bird
Orion
Corra Petrie
B. M. Batts
Edd Werner
Camilla Parish
M. S. Hale
Luke Eden
Goldbush
Marion Davis
Clyde Brevard
Grandma Kerby
N. L. Faubions
L. A. Faubion
Renae Hoppe
McMurry College
Ralph McWilliams
Bet McWilliams
Ballinger Hospital
American Medical Association
the Winters State Bank
FDIC
Waddell Chevrolet CO
Winters, Texas
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