Legal Notice Citation by Publication in Runnels County Texas
The 119th District Court of Runnels County issues a citation by publication to numerous defendants in a trespass to try title suit filed by W. C. Smithwick and Lucille Smithwick. Plaintiffs claim title to two tracts in Miles and seek relief against defendants with unknown heirs and parties, with a 42 day response window ending December 14, 1970.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. M. Farmer
Kk. M. Farmer
S. FF. Parmer
E. B. Graves
Gen. S. Graves
W. L. McClure
Julia McChire
B. F. Adams
Orpha X. Adams
J. L. Smith
E. J E. Garnett
R. S. Garnett
Bess Graves Wynn
Elizabeth G. Wynn
B. W. Wynn
Ruth Graes Carmichael
James Carmichael
E. Boykin
H. A. Lloyd, Jr
Hardy Jackson
Lura Jackson
G. W. Hester
D. H. Haley
J. J. Raley
Josie Raley
M. M. Griffin
Willie Griffin
Mary Hester
J. T. Hester
N. J. Perdue
N. J. Pardue
B. W. Perdue
B. W. Pardue
M. E. Williams
M. A. I. Williams
J. W. Hester
J. L. Hester
C. H. Hester
J. Lee Hester
J. H. Allison
R. A. Allison
T. J. Farmer
Thomas Jefferson Farmer
Geo. W. Reeder
E. M. Farmer
S. F. Farmer
Geo. S. Graves
Julia McClure
E. E. Garnett
Ruth Graves Carmichael
Lula Jackson
J.pt. Hester
Miles National Bank
Park Heights Realty Company
Cherokee County
Texas
Prantee
Runnels County
S. MM. Farmer
E. E
California
119Th District Court
Ballinger
W. C. Smithwick
Lucille Smithwick
Iown
Miles
Myrt
Power
Jobe
Mrs. Ruth Minnie Sellers Watson Dies in Winters
Mrs. Wal lace Watson 45 died Thursday at North Runnels Hospital after weeks of illness. Funeral services were held Saturday at Spilt Memorial Chapel with Rev. Alfred Creel and Rev. G Farris officiating. Burial in Lakeview Cemetery. She was born Ruth Minnie Sellers November 20 1924 near Winters. Survived by husband Wallace Buck Watson two sons George and Larry Winters mother Martha Sellers Winters brother John Sellers Ballinger and sisters Mary Dodd and Alice Holt Winters and three grandchildren. Pallbearers listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wallace Watson
Alfred Creel
Brownwood
G. Farris
de Leon
Lakeview Cemetery
Watson
North Runnels Hospital
Ruth Minnie Sellers
Winters
Martha Sellers
Nolan Sellers
Wallace (Buck) Watson
Pentecostal Church
George Watson
Larry Watson
John Sellers
Ballinger
Mary Dodd
Alice Holt
Hal Dry
Wayne Henderson
Wardell Long
Richard Hamilton
Robert Kraatz
Bill Merrifield
Service Saturday In Spill Chapel For Guadalupe Tamez
Guadalupe Tamez 67 died at Hendrick Memorial Hospital after a three week illness. Rosary was offered Friday at Spill Memorial Chapel with Mass Saturday at Mt. Carmel in Winters area. Burial at Wingate Cemetery directed by Spill Funeral Home. survivors include wife Lupe and 22 grandchildren among four sons and four daughters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guadalupe Tamez
Hendrick Memorial Hospital
Spill Memorial Chapel
Mt. Carmel Catholic Church
Patrick Ryan
Wingate Cemetery
Spill Funeral Home
Yorktown
Runge and
Eola
Winters
Pilar Reyes
Cuero
Lupe Tamez
Jesus Tamez
Plains
Lupe Tamez, Jr
Victoria
George Tamez
Rotan
Joe Tamez
Manuela Ochoa
Natalia Gomez
Rosa Sarsoza
San Juana Sarsoza
Jessie Tamez
Maria Reyes
Runge
Virginia Reyes
Lamesa
Angeliata Reyes
Wingate
WSCS Holds Pledge Program at First Methodist
The Woman's Society of Christian Service at First United Methodist Church held a Pledge Service in Drasco Chapel at 9 30 in the morning. Mrs M L Dobbins read names and missionary fields while Mrs Roy Crawford led in prayer. A skit by several members followed with a list of attendees including Mesdames Vinson Bowman Dobbins Wright Baker Davis Abbott Neely Baldwin Nichols Traylor Parramore Mayhew and Bowman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WSCS
Woman's Society of Christian Service
First United Methodist Church
Drasco Chapel
M. L. Dobbins
Roy Crawford
Gattis Neely
W. T. Nichols
Glenn Bowman
Forrest Davis
J. D. Vinson
Carl Baldwin
Neely
Mesdames
W. T. Stanley
Lula Belle Leeman
D. A. Dobbins
Nan Wright
Susie Baker
H. O. Abbott
W. S. Nichols
Thad Traylor
W. W. Parramore
Elmo Mayhew
Water bed promises comfort and insomnia relief
Charles Hall designed a king size waterbed with a durable plastic liner and radiant heating. It holds 150 to 200 gallons of water and uses a thermostat to maintain temperature. Mrs. Slabaugh says the bed offers comfort for older people invalids and hospital patients and sells for about 550 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Hall
Jan Slabaugh
Texas A&m University
Court seal dated October 30 1970 Ballinger Texas
Official court seal and clerk statement from the 118th District Court in Runnels County Texas dated October 30 1970. The seal and signature authenticate the document filed by Myrt Power Jobe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hand
Ballinger
Texas
Myrt Power Jobe
Runnels County
William F Burns Dies in Abilene Hospital at 48
William Ford Burns 48 died Friday at West Texas Medical Center Abilene after a sudden illness. He married Betty Curry Feb 21 1948 in Winters. Survived by wife two daughters Brenda and Susan and sister Mrs James Granberry of Austin. Pallbearers listed. Burial in Lake View Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Ford Burns
West Texas Medical Center
Abilene
Main Street Church of Christ
Bobby Bates
Lakeview Cemetery
Spill Funeral Home
William Ford
Bill) Byrns
Mineral Wells
John
Eddie Lou Byrns
U. S. Navy
Betty John Curry
Winters
Burns
Dallas
Southern Methodist University
Mr. Byrns
Church of Christ
Brenda Byrns
Abilene Christian College
Susan Burns
James Granberry
Austin
Bob Loyd
Marvin Bedford
Wayne Bedford
H. M. Hogan
George Beard
Cliff Poe
George Garrett
Roy Young
Weldon Mills
Community thanks for prayers and gifts for Larry Awalt
Virgil Dot Larry and Mina Awalt express deep gratitude to friends for prayers letters cards gifts and deeds during Larry illness. They say it is a comfort to have such friends and wish God’s blessing on each of them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Larry
Virgil
Dot
Mina Awalt
The Trouble with Being an EX Pert
The saying notes that once you are an ex pert you lose the ability to seek information from others. It humorously highlights the isolation that comes with expert status and the reliance on personal knowledge.
Longtime Winters Resident Cruz Arroyo Dies in Abilene
Cruz Arroyo 73 died Sunday in Hendrick Memorial Hospital Abilene after months of illness. Rosary Monday at Spill Memorial, Mass Tuesday Mt Carmel Winters with burial at Lakeview Cemetery. Born May 3 1897 Parral Mexico he moved to the U S in 1922 with family. He married Maria Fuentes in 1925. survived by wife five sons four daughters and 24 grandchildren.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cruz Arroyo
Parral
Chihuahua
Mexico
United States
Winters
Maria Luisa Fuentes
St. Mary Catholic Church
Ballinger
Mt. Carmel Catholic Church
Maria Arroyo
Cruz Arroyo Jr
Jose Arroyo
Frank Arroyo
Kidney Danger Signals and Home Remedy Shown
An ad warns of kidney danger with signs like getting up at night burning frequent or scanty flow and backache. It recommends three Bukets tabs daily to flush kidneys regulate passage and claims relief within 12 hours. Available now at Main Drug Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Main Drug CO
Diversity Club Meeting At Mrs Smiths Home
The Diversity Club held its regular monthly meeting on Thursday November 19 at the home of Mrs J E Smith The program focused on dedication to God and country and religion and Americanism Roll call asked what patriotism means to me The pledge to the flag was led by Mrs W L England Several members attended including Mrs J Q McAdams C R Bellis Roy Crawford W L England W A Griffin James Glenn Z I Hale C R Kendrick Joyce Krause D W Williams Wade White Fred Young Roy Young and J E Smith
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Diversity Club
J. E. Smith
W. L. England
Z. I. Hale
America
John Q. McAdams
Mesdames
C. R. Bellis
Roy Crawford
W. A. Griffin
James Glenn
C. R. Kendrick
Joyce Krause
D. W. Williams
Wade White
Fred Young
Roy Young
Talley Couple Celebrates 50th Anniversary in Shep
Mr and Mrs Alva Talley of Shep mark their 50th wedding anniversary with a Saturday celebration on November 28 from 2 to 6 pm at the Shep Community Center. Hosts include their children M F Greenwalt Duff Talley Alpine Raymond Talley and Carlos Talley. Friends and relatives are invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alva Talley
Shep
M. F. Greenwalt
Duff Talley
Alpine
Raymond Talley
Carlos Talley
Nixon Approves 14 Million VA Replacement Hospital Plan
President Nixon approves a 14 million dollar replacement hospital for the VA complex in San Francisco. The project aims to modernize facilities and expand care capacity for veterans in the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nixon
San Francisco
Alas that the strangest are often the wrongest
A concise meditation on the paradox that eccentric or unusual opinions frequently prove misguided, exploring how outlandish views can mislead even when they seem compelling.
Hating a person is like burning down your own house
A compact and provocative line compares personal hostility to self destructive acts. It frames hatred as harming oneself while trying to remove a problem, using a sharp simile about burning a house to eliminate a rat.
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