Cole v. McNay

In 1921, C. B. Cole and wife, Mrs. Eva Cole, lived on a section of land in Glasscock county, which had been purchased from the state, for young Cole by his father, W. R. Cole. About this time, young Cole, having had two or three crop failures, tried to sell the section and failed to do so. He then attempted to borrow some money on it. His father approached S. L. McNay, the latter residing in Port Worth, Tarrant county, and being an old-time friend of some thirty years’ duration, and made a request of him for a loan. McNay finally went to the home of W. It. Cole, in Parker county, and told him…