Abilene Reporter-News from Abilene, Texas • Page 51

3-B Texas, Friday Moruuig, April 15, ISM OUR BOARDING HOUSE H6 HAD'A WE SISMSD IT ALL CN6K SDV TO MB. irO. OWrJ McMurry Wins Appeal Over Oil-Rich Monahans Estate McMurry College will put initial money from the estate of Mrs. Rebecca Estes Gray of Monahans in its operations fund, if her relatives who contested the will do not file an appeal for reversal on writ of error to the court al Men- ahans and win Iheir case. The plaintiffs have 30 days to file such writ if they so desire.

Th8 Eighth Court of Civil Appeals at El Wednesday upheld the verdict returned last year by the Monahans district court which ruled that Mrs. Gray was sane and her proper and valid in leaving her estate to McMurry and three other Melnodis! irflllUions. Mrs. Gray died in September 1JS2. She left an estate primarily of a five-section ranch with 147 producing oil wells to McMurry, Texas Wesleyan College.

C. C. Young Memorial Home for Elderwomen In Dallas anci to Methodist Orphans Home in Waco. The property is 10 miles southwest of Monahans. Dr.

Gordon Bennett, vice-president of McMurry, said Thursday that the remainder of the inilial money, and other incoming funds would go into the general expansion and operations fund of the college. The yearly income for McMurry would amount to nn amount between $15 and $20 thousand a year for 30 years, Dr. Bennett said. Mrs. Gray left some of her property of lesser value and'cash to various friends and one cousin.

Thirty other relatives were de nied any claim to the property in her will and codicil (amendment to will). Ttia relatives had questioned her sanity at the time the property was willed. The estate has been in litigation since Mrs. Gray's death and none of the institutions have yet received any income from the properly. Carl P.

Springer of Abilene has represented the four institutions in the litigation involving the property. Churchill Basks In Sicily Sun SIRACUSA, Sicily la For the first time since his arrival on Tuesday, Sir Winston Churchill basked in Sicilia;) sunshine Thursday. He celebrated by ordering champagne and red and white wines for lunch. Churchill, who retired as Prime Minister 10 days ago, is spending a two-week holiday here. The firsl two days were marked by rain and cloudy skies.

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Texas ft New aar AaUroad Co, vs. W. Ever- 1 Port Bend. City of Lubbock vi. Boxer i Stubbi.

Lubtwck. AmtTlcaa iurance va. Clifton Karmoa, Jefferson, curve lite Iniurance Co. va, Lois UiUas. In the niatttr of tttate of Charlw Good, deceased Chailene Good vt, K.

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Sterjing PyeaV. Barren Pelrolet.ni et Greer. A. Rortey vs. Trailers and General irance CP-, Lubbo- -k.

Mount emelery Co. oi Fort Wortiir Tarant applioallona). et al vi. BrfcUw et Smith. for rehearing of cawM ruled: City of Corpus Chriitl vs.

City of PJeajaaton Alascosa. Lydia Grabow HabM tt (J. M. Booths et vs. William J.

McLean el Scurry (two rootkMM), J. et ax. vs. J. Park.

Real, Don RwusavUJe et ax. ri. Bullard Archer, Motion tor rehearing of for' overruled. Ward vir. A.

IS. fitreud, Freestone. Motion to Lmie without payment of coats crantvd; vs. Unlirt TxUl- Baker's Best Icr DANDRUFF TMH with Baker 1 Hair Tonic. tjwdruff and itchy walp.

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KfUra G. P. Fkd. CXIMINAL AUSTIN C.fl-CMM In Uu Court a. Crlm- ttul Appeals: AHIrnied: William Wade.

Lamar. IHlbfrl Hoark, Moore. WlcIrM Marahall. Heuer, Lunar. LmUc F.

Lamar. aad remanied: L. T. Crawford, Baylor. William D.

Ballcw. Appeal reverted reirtand- B. A. EUerlx. CHlldreM.

fur rtiieariivi overruled jvlthoiil UTilltn oiJlnton: CUy, Scur- ApptUaol'i motion for nburiu overruled without opbloa: WBllt LM BliykM-k, Nira, Orna. Brace EUioU, Hal. Es Jokm F. KOUM. PMter, Eubralltcd tm brief ud orml FrM Kautou.

SUyjMlor OrtUti Rivera, Lubbock. AUefl D. Reeves. El bane Hatnr CleveUnd Spjirki (original T. B.

Andrews, ter. i Submitted on brirf fi-cra both parties raraell, Winller. Albert Grtardt, Hale. Submitted on Ihc record: Ex Ar. thur Bert Stt, Srtbmllted on side's molba for rehearing aad oral argument: Leslie Webb, Vyttfir.

Submitted on motion for re Earing: Flank Lee Gray, HaxriflOB, George Daniel Slepbenj, MOTZ CURTIS SPECIALIST IN FIRE CASUALTY INSURANCE BONDS A Eittftl.shed 1882 CiOicns flank Bldg Phone 4 5244 Airman Decapitated Auto Overturns PLAINS, Tex. airman was decapitated when his car overturned mar here Wednesday and threw him through a barbed wire fence. He wss identified as A.2.C. James H. Holman, 14, of Walker Air Koswell, N.M.

The car he was driving skidded and overtunxsd. Hobrm'i body was hurled feet past the Two passengers. A.3.C. Carl Crawford, 19, of Walker AFB and Mrs, Ruby'Brewer, 37, of RiMweH were hospitalized at Denver Cily, for observation. They said Holman was driving.

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