Golden v. Wilder

Members of a luncheon club of Iowa Park associated themselves together for the purpose of building a telephone line from Iowa Park to Kemp City, a distance of some 30 miles. The money necessary to carry out the project was contributed by different citizens of Iowa Park, and with the money so raised they constructed the line, buying out a telephone line formerly owned by the Southern Oil Corporation. Walter R. Golden was one of the members of the association, and he was selected as active trustee for the purchase of the material and for the receiving and paying out of the funds raised to…