Legal Notice Personal Property Sale in Winters Texas
Execution issued by Dallas County court leads to public auction October 3, 1967 at Runnels County Court House Ballinger Texas. Property includes 115.58 acres oil gas leasehold parts of Green Survey 490 and Fitzpatrick Survey 492 within Winters College View Heights area. Sale to satisfy Halliburton Company judgment against Jim Thomas for 7907.73 dollars plus interest and 22.15 costs. WITNESS DON F. ATKINS August 16 1967.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. P. Davidson
Robert B. Cockrell
Runnels County
Texas
Thomas Green
M. Fitzpatrick
College View Heights
City of Winters
Winters
Notice of Property Auction in Winters Area by Sheriff
By virtue of a December 22 1965 execution from the 134th District Court Dallas County Texas sheriff levies August 11 1967 on Jim Thomas property described as 115.58 acres in Run nels County being two tracts within College View Heights Winters. The sale on the first Tuesday in October 1967 at the Courthouse door Ballinger will satisfy a judgment of 7907 73 dollars plus 6 interest per annum from June 23 1965 and court costs. The property is located about a quarter mile east of Winters Texas and the levied owner is Jim Thomas P O Box 10802 Dallas Texas 75207.
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234Th Judicial District Court
Dallas County
Texas
Runnels County
Ballinger
Towit
Green Survey
Fitzpatrick Survey
J. P. Davidson
Robert .B. Cockrell
Jim Thomas
134Th Judicial District Court
Halliburton Company
Runnels
Robert B. Cockrell
Thomas Green
M. Fitzpatrick
College View Heights
City of
Winters
County
Dallas
Sheriff, Runnels County Texas by J D Wilson Deputy
A compact notice from Runnels County Texas sheriff's office announces the deputy J D Wilson filing fees of 23 to 31 cents as part of a routine local government record.
Winters Independent School Menu Week of September
The Winters Independent Schoole menu lists daily meals from September 11 to 15. Highlights include Barbecue on toasted bun with pinto beans and cobbler. Baked ham with grain corn and fruit gelatin. Hamburgers or grilled cheese. Fried chicken with potatoes and peas. and hot dogs or combination sandwich with beans and fruit, each day offering milk or chocolate milk.
Mack M Young Dies in Waco Former Lone Star Leader
Mack M Young 51, formerly of Winters and longtime Lone Star Gas Co. manager, died in a Waco hospital after a heart attack. Born November 11 1915 in Mangum Oklahoma he held several company posts before becoming South Texas Region manager and later district manager in San Angelo. He was active in civic groups including the Salvation Army and Rotary. Survivors include his wife Lillian of Waco a sister and a brother.
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M. M
Mack) Young
Winters
Lone Star Gas Co
Waco
Frederick Memorial Park
Frederick
Oklahoma
Mr. Young
Mangum
Okla
Southeastern Teachers College
University of Oklahoma
Lone Star
Wichita Falls
Ballinger
Temple
San Angelo
South Texas
Young
The
Salvation Army
San Angelo Industries
Board of
City Development
Lillian Young
Waco One
J. O. Payden
Samuel D. Young
Woodward, Okla
Funeral Rites Tuesday For J. W. Benson
James W. Dink Benson 44 died of a heart attack Monday at Winters Municipal Hospital. Funeral service was Tuesday at 2 p m in Spi Memorial Chapel with Rev. Bob James officiating. Burial followed at Lakeview Cemetery in Winters. Survivors include son J W Benson Jr mother Emma Benson brothers John and Jack sister Mrs Aldeen Morris. Pallbearers named.
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Spi Memorial
James W. (Dink) Benson
Benso
Winters Municipal Hospital
Bob James
First Assembly of God- Church of Justs
Glen Gray
Winters Church of Christi
Lakeview
Winters
Aldeen Morris
Abilene
Alvis Waldrop
Roy Calcote
Horace Fry
Lonnie Fowler
Coy McNeill
Garland Crouch
Johnny Wilson
Luther Smith
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Campbell's
KRAFT
Coca Cola
Dee Me
Lam
Kimbell Coffee
Winters Enterprise
A. D
Don F. Atkins
Runners County
J. D. Wilson
Winters Independent Schoole School
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